Tagged With "Turkey flocks"
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Re: Slaughter and processing of poultry
Please include me on this event Hannah Hendryx Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Services OSU-Washington County Extension Administrative Support Specialist Hannah.K.Hendryx@okstate.edu
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Re: Slaughter and processing of poultry
Hi, I never got a login for this? Cheers, Aba Kiser (she/her) Project Manager WSU Food Systems OFFICE: (360) 379-5610 ext 211 EMAIL: aba.kiser@wsu.edu <mailto:aba.kiser@wsu.edu> I acknowledge< http://landacknowledgements.org > the traditional lands & territories of the many Coast Salish peoples who have stewarded the land where I live in Port Townsend, WA, including the Makah, Chimacum and Klallam peoples. Upcoming Event: International Quinoa Research Symposium August 17th -...
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Re: Slaughter and processing of poultry
I think sometimes folks RSVP to attend an event here in Connect Extension, but they miss the registration link. I found your registration link where it says "Register in Advance for this Webinar." One suggestion is to put a nice big "REGISTER HERE" right at the top of your post and link that out to your registration page. I've found that to work pretty well. Here's an example: https://connect.extension.org/...d-teamwork-session-2
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Re: Slaughter and processing of poultry
Sorry you missed the webinar. The link is posted on the event page. I'm just learning this site. I will see how to send out links in the future. But the webinar was recorded and the recording will be shown on this site shortly. Also, if you check the follow box for the event, you will be notified when changes are made to the page.
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Re: Slaughter and processing of poultry
20 people did get on so they must have gotten the link. Did you check your junk folder to see if it went there?
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Re: Slaughter and processing of poultry
I registered, but did not receive a link for this event.
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Re: Slaughter and processing of poultry
Thanks! Will watch the video. I couldn't find the link on the website either... not sure about junk, doesn't look like it went there. Cheers, Aba Kiser (she/her) Project Manager WSU Food Systems OFFICE: (360) 379-5610 ext 211 EMAIL: aba.kiser@wsu.edu <mailto:aba.kiser@wsu.edu> I acknowledge< http://landacknowledgements.org > the traditional lands & territories of the many Coast Salish peoples who have stewarded the land where I live in Port Townsend, WA, including the Makah,...
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Farm Biosecurity Education Goes Virtual with Discovery Learning Series
A new virtual learning experience is helping youth in agriculture discover biosecurity, the preventative measures that protect farm animals from the spread of infectious diseases. The Healthy Farms Healthy Agriculture (HFHA) Project’s Biosecurity Learning Module Series is for students in grades 6 to 12, FFA and 4-H participants, college students studying animal science, and other agriculturally related youth groups.
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Re: Selecting, handling, and cooking turkey
The link for attending the webinar has been added.
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Re: Managing a multi-species poultry flock
Automated message: Thanks for sharing this event! If you can, please remember to update this listing after your event with a link to the recording. You can do that by coming back to your event here in Connect Extension, clicking "Manage Event" and then "Edit Event." From there, I suggest adding the words "Recording Available Here" to the top of your event and linking out to the recording. Example: Recording Available Here Thanks for helping us make this an awesome archive of resources for...
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Motivational Messages
Inspiration can come from anywhere at anytime. Words have power. Power to cause action. Action that causes change. Change that helps us transition to a preferred future state. This ripple effect takes place every day yet we know being the change begins with something between your ears. Have your words caused this chain reaction? Have others' words had a profound effect that caused you to act? While you ponder those questions, ponder the action that was inspired by these messages. "If your...
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Re: Reinventing Holiday Leftovers
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Re: Reinventing Holiday Leftovers
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Re: Pasture grazing with multiple species
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Youth Livestock & Poultry Biosecurity Learning Modules Updated
Updates to a youth biosecurity learning modules series were released in 2022, and incorporate improvements to interactive elements and accessibility. The modules are appropriate for students in grades 6 to 12, FFA and 4-H participants, college students studying animal science, and other agriculturally related youth groups.
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More Leadership Theories
The practice of leadership has been going on as far back as we can observe. In a previous offering " 10 Leadership Theories " we looked at where we've come in the recent past regarding thinking and approach to leadership. In one post we can't possibly hit everything related to leadership, so it's a reality we left out a ton of stuff. We're going to continue this journey by looking at a few more influencers in the leadership area from centuries and millennia ago to today. Hang on! Lao Tzu -...
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Food for chickens
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