Props to Redville Zoo for keeping Officer Andy's job open. We gave him a try but he got into the animals' fermented silage and tasered a giraffe.
We're open late Halloween so bring the kids to Redville Zoo! The security guards will be handing out candy, except for Officer Andy, who's not allowed to hand out candy.
October 30, 2026 at 10:50 PM
Props to Redville Zoo for keeping Officer Andy's job open. We gave him a try but he got into the animals' fermented silage and tasered a giraffe.
Chanting BEETS BEETS BEETS
Smashing the dusty sidewalk
BEETS BEETS
Taking a big whiff of that high protein beet mess silage
BEETS BEETS
Smashing the dusty sidewalk
BEETS BEETS
Taking a big whiff of that high protein beet mess silage
BEETS BEETS
At 30 minutes it was clear I wasn’t going to front of line before needing to pickup kid from school.
Back an hour later and after 30 minutes I’m nowhere close to where I was when I STARTED the last time.
~1.5 hours to vote in Nampa.
I haven’t spent 1.5 hrs TOTAL over last 20 years.
😒
Back an hour later and after 30 minutes I’m nowhere close to where I was when I STARTED the last time.
~1.5 hours to vote in Nampa.
I haven’t spent 1.5 hrs TOTAL over last 20 years.
😒
I’ve never had to wait in line more than 3 minutes to vote.
I’m at 10 minutes and *barely* inside the door.
I’m at 10 minutes and *barely* inside the door.
November 4, 2026 at 12:35 AM
Chanting BEETS BEETS BEETS
Smashing the dusty sidewalk
BEETS BEETS
Taking a big whiff of that high protein beet mess silage
BEETS BEETS
Smashing the dusty sidewalk
BEETS BEETS
Taking a big whiff of that high protein beet mess silage
BEETS BEETS
If the shirt has no silage it's good for another wear
October 30, 2026 at 6:46 PM
If the shirt has no silage it's good for another wear
October 29, 2026 at 4:57 PM
Forage Harvester in Field
ALT: Forage Harvester in Field
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October 29, 2026 at 9:32 AM
I am still begging someone to do Irish Gay Culchie Porn, only because years ago someone bet me I couldn't come up with something that broke Rule 35. I did. He spent a week looking.
And there better be a Massey, wellies, a silage bale and a flat cap in it, else it's not right.
And there better be a Massey, wellies, a silage bale and a flat cap in it, else it's not right.
November 4, 2026 at 5:25 PM
I am still begging someone to do Irish Gay Culchie Porn, only because years ago someone bet me I couldn't come up with something that broke Rule 35. I did. He spent a week looking.
And there better be a Massey, wellies, a silage bale and a flat cap in it, else it's not right.
And there better be a Massey, wellies, a silage bale and a flat cap in it, else it's not right.
As feed goes, fermented corn silage is whole stalks and cobs chopped up to eat.
For escaping, it's leaves and stalks when it's young and ears when they're mature.
For escaping, it's leaves and stalks when it's young and ears when they're mature.
November 3, 2026 at 5:12 PM
As feed goes, fermented corn silage is whole stalks and cobs chopped up to eat.
For escaping, it's leaves and stalks when it's young and ears when they're mature.
For escaping, it's leaves and stalks when it's young and ears when they're mature.
A new AI model from ZALF and partners forecasts crop yields in Germany more accurately, even in drought years. For silage maize, forecasts are possible up to 70 days before harvest. It also explains which environmental factors drive the yield. 🌾
www.zalf.de/en/aktue...
#AI #Agriculture
www.zalf.de/en/aktue...
#AI #Agriculture
November 2, 2026 at 12:42 PM
A new AI model from ZALF and partners forecasts crop yields in Germany more accurately, even in drought years. For silage maize, forecasts are possible up to 70 days before harvest. It also explains which environmental factors drive the yield. 🌾
www.zalf.de/en/aktue...
#AI #Agriculture
www.zalf.de/en/aktue...
#AI #Agriculture
5th Viscount Ridley states that Badgers and Hedgehogs lived alongside each other for Millions of years.
That’s because we didn’t have slug pellets , countless pesticides , herbicides, insecticides , artificial grass and we didn’t make silage.
Remove the food , remove the species.
That’s because we didn’t have slug pellets , countless pesticides , herbicides, insecticides , artificial grass and we didn’t make silage.
Remove the food , remove the species.
October 31, 2026 at 7:57 AM
5th Viscount Ridley states that Badgers and Hedgehogs lived alongside each other for Millions of years.
That’s because we didn’t have slug pellets , countless pesticides , herbicides, insecticides , artificial grass and we didn’t make silage.
Remove the food , remove the species.
That’s because we didn’t have slug pellets , countless pesticides , herbicides, insecticides , artificial grass and we didn’t make silage.
Remove the food , remove the species.
John Paul's told me he loves fiber-rich foods like hay, pasture, and silage, as they prevent digestive disorders like acidosis and bloating. It also supplies essential proteins, vitamins, and minerals that boost immunity, and the high water content in fresh grass supports his overall metabolism. 🧐😉
October 31, 2026 at 6:14 PM
John Paul's told me he loves fiber-rich foods like hay, pasture, and silage, as they prevent digestive disorders like acidosis and bloating. It also supplies essential proteins, vitamins, and minerals that boost immunity, and the high water content in fresh grass supports his overall metabolism. 🧐😉
People are so starved for content, they'll just dive in the rotting silage to dig up some stinking shock or other.
Like when that "most influential Bluesky user" turned up the most prolific X-scrapers in the top 5 that's when I knew it was horseshit.
Like when that "most influential Bluesky user" turned up the most prolific X-scrapers in the top 5 that's when I knew it was horseshit.
November 2, 2026 at 11:23 AM
People are so starved for content, they'll just dive in the rotting silage to dig up some stinking shock or other.
Like when that "most influential Bluesky user" turned up the most prolific X-scrapers in the top 5 that's when I knew it was horseshit.
Like when that "most influential Bluesky user" turned up the most prolific X-scrapers in the top 5 that's when I knew it was horseshit.
YAKAMA-SILAGE-TAUSCH-DAMIT
October 28, 2026 at 7:39 PM
YAKAMA-SILAGE-TAUSCH-DAMIT
What, the big round silage bales?!
October 27, 2026 at 8:22 PM
What, the big round silage bales?!
Lovely. We had some wood cocks overwintering in a field near us, until they ripped out the greenery and put a massive silage clamp on it. A10
October 29, 2026 at 12:32 PM
Lovely. We had some wood cocks overwintering in a field near us, until they ripped out the greenery and put a massive silage clamp on it. A10
Don’t mind Ian! He’s a fierce one for the silage. Always was.
October 27, 2026 at 6:49 PM
Don’t mind Ian! He’s a fierce one for the silage. Always was.
Chocolate Caterpillar or Chocolate Teapot? Top up the disk space for Windows 10 to find out #Technology #SoftwareandApps #OperatingSystems #windows10 #oxfordstreet #digitalsignage #techfail #chocolatecaterpillar
Chocolate Caterpillar or Chocolate Teapot? Top up the disk space for Windows 10 to find out
Today's bit of signage silage is either Windows 10 protesting that it is not part of London's Oxford Street pedestrianization, or someone failing to heed an alert before the public is made all too...
puretech.news
October 31, 2026 at 9:55 AM
Chocolate Caterpillar or Chocolate Teapot? Top up the disk space for Windows 10 to find out #Technology #SoftwareandApps #OperatingSystems #windows10 #oxfordstreet #digitalsignage #techfail #chocolatecaterpillar
I have a few. Some cane and went with pregnancy
- I had to change grocery store to one that didn't have fish at the entrance
Tinned tuna (especially in oil)
Burnt coffee. 👃= roadkill skunk
Overripe Bananas - Loathing isn't understating it
Southern Comfort
🤢 Silage fermented in an outhouse
- I had to change grocery store to one that didn't have fish at the entrance
Tinned tuna (especially in oil)
Burnt coffee. 👃= roadkill skunk
Overripe Bananas - Loathing isn't understating it
Southern Comfort
🤢 Silage fermented in an outhouse
October 29, 2026 at 11:39 AM
I have a few. Some cane and went with pregnancy
- I had to change grocery store to one that didn't have fish at the entrance
Tinned tuna (especially in oil)
Burnt coffee. 👃= roadkill skunk
Overripe Bananas - Loathing isn't understating it
Southern Comfort
🤢 Silage fermented in an outhouse
- I had to change grocery store to one that didn't have fish at the entrance
Tinned tuna (especially in oil)
Burnt coffee. 👃= roadkill skunk
Overripe Bananas - Loathing isn't understating it
Southern Comfort
🤢 Silage fermented in an outhouse
🏴️ The Nook, Shropshire 🐆️
📌️ 52° 49′ 0″ N, 2° 28′ 47″ W
📌️ 52° 49′ 0″ N, 2° 28′ 47″ W
November 4, 2026 at 3:00 PM
🏴️ The Nook, Shropshire 🐆️
📌️ 52° 49′ 0″ N, 2° 28′ 47″ W
📌️ 52° 49′ 0″ N, 2° 28′ 47″ W
Sadly not all cattle graze - grass fed can include 'zero grazing ' ( topping and feeding freshly cut grass). Even those who graze and are organic herds are very often Barnes and silage fed in winter .
October 29, 2026 at 2:01 PM
Sadly not all cattle graze - grass fed can include 'zero grazing ' ( topping and feeding freshly cut grass). Even those who graze and are organic herds are very often Barnes and silage fed in winter .
Bacteria added to silage showed a 5.8% numerical drop in methane during weeks 4 to 7 of a dairy cow study. The pattern warrants further study.
With @colinhillucc.bsky.social
📰 buff.ly/2X11MvH
#Microbiome #DairyScience
@universitypress.cambridge.org @teagasc.bsky.social
With @colinhillucc.bsky.social
📰 buff.ly/2X11MvH
#Microbiome #DairyScience
@universitypress.cambridge.org @teagasc.bsky.social
October 27, 2026 at 12:19 PM
Bacteria added to silage showed a 5.8% numerical drop in methane during weeks 4 to 7 of a dairy cow study. The pattern warrants further study.
With @colinhillucc.bsky.social
📰 buff.ly/2X11MvH
#Microbiome #DairyScience
@universitypress.cambridge.org @teagasc.bsky.social
With @colinhillucc.bsky.social
📰 buff.ly/2X11MvH
#Microbiome #DairyScience
@universitypress.cambridge.org @teagasc.bsky.social
I’ve also talked to people from Scandinavia who grow oats and peas together and then separate the grain after harvest.
I’ve seen it done to make silage- but it would be interesting to take it all the way to combining and see what happens.
I’ve seen it done to make silage- but it would be interesting to take it all the way to combining and see what happens.
October 27, 2026 at 1:23 AM
I’ve also talked to people from Scandinavia who grow oats and peas together and then separate the grain after harvest.
I’ve seen it done to make silage- but it would be interesting to take it all the way to combining and see what happens.
I’ve seen it done to make silage- but it would be interesting to take it all the way to combining and see what happens.
2/2 (see post 1 for context!). I’m definitely going to be doing this more! There is a sense of freedom, not worrying about processing images afterwards. But also there is an emphasis on exposure and getting images more correct in camera. I even started […]
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October 31, 2026 at 9:05 PM
2/2 (see post 1 for context!). I’m definitely going to be doing this more! There is a sense of freedom, not worrying about processing images afterwards. But also there is an emphasis on exposure and getting images more correct in camera. I even started […]
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[Original post on mastodonapp.uk]