Living the farm life can be rewarding both financially and spiritually. For some, nothing beats getting down and working the land. While living the farm life can be relaxing and […]
Read MoreSelecting a Solar Powered Electric Fence
Author bio: Guest post is provided by Farm Supply Store, the place to get your next electric fence charger. Check out their website for more information. Electric fences are truly […]
Read MoreSteps To Follow On Installing An Electric Fence
Electric fence gates are the perfect way to keep your pets and livestock within your area as well as keeping wild life out of your property. Nowadays, you can easily […]
Read MoreTips For An Electric Fence Installation
An electric fence installation will keep animals contained within a certain area. Installing your own electric fence is very easy and materials are readily available through various online stores. An […]
Read MoreWhy your business or home may need to invest in an electric fence insulator
For those who own specific kinds of properties you need to take the extra step to ensure that you are properly secure especially if you own animals or want to […]
Read MoreChoose to be safe by using an underground electric fence
While electric fences may not be new to you the regulations and cost that is associated to the various types may be. When you have a highly trafficked property with […]
Read MoreLocating the Right Electric Fence Insulator and More
Maintaining a well-kept farm can be a difficult process for anyone even on the best of days, especially if you are having to care for large expanses of land with […]
Read MoreNopalea Helps Reduce Inflammation
Americans are living with chronic inflammation. Although inflammation is the body’s natural way of healing an infection or injury, chronic inflammation has been known to cause a variety of serious […]
Read MoreCrab Invasion from Antarctica?
King crabs and other crushing predators are thought to have been absent from cold Antarctic shelf waters for millions of years. Scientists speculate that the long absence of crushing predators has allowed the evolution of a unique Antarctic seafloor fauna with little resistance to predatory crabs. A recent study by researchers from the University of Hawaii at Mānoa, Duke University, Ghent University, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, and Hamilton College, indicates that one species of king crab has moved 120 km across the continental shelf in West Antarctica and established a large, reproductive population in the Palmer Deep along the west Antarctic Peninsula.
Read MoreEndangered Turtles Dying Mysteriously on Texas Gulf Coast
Over thirty turtles were found dead in the Bolivar Peninsula and Galveston. The nesting season commences in April, and this does mean a slight rise of turtles stranded on these […]
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