April Hemmes has been a farmer for 31 years, implementing conservation practices in Franklin County and traveling the world to tell others about sustainably raised crops. She developed a wetland on her farm; added filter strips along streams, as well as wildlife habitat, a pollinator plot, and pasture; and uses no-till and conservation till on her corn and soybean acres. She mentors young people in FFA and 4-H and is a spokesperson for organized agricultural groups for women.
source
Click here to Download our Android APP to have access to 1000’s of #Smart_Courses covering length and breadth of...
If this is your first time working out with me, then watch this for a few how-to tips: •...
Ministering: Pastor Ngozi Nlekwuwa & Pastor Iyke Ogunna Olivet Bible Church (Inspiration Centre) Olivet Bible Church is conceived as...
Surrounded ( Fight My Battles ) – UPPERROOM This live stream is staffed and funded by Upperroom Global. Global...
On this episode of #WhatsUpWithPastorChuck, Pastor Chuck sits down with Kaylie Housewright, co-founder or Free Rain International, to discuss...
This is the recording of a Parallel Event held during the 66th Commission on the Status of Women NGO...
Cate Owren, Program Director for Women’s Environment & Development Organization (WEDO) at the Oxfam, GCCA and tcktcktck Side event,...
On August 31st 2019, Boston reluctantly hosted its first Straight Pride parade. The parade’s organizers aimed to raise awareness...
©2024 Tutorettes. All rights reserved. You CAN NOT use our website unless you have accepted our Terms and Conditions. Questions? Contact us.
©2024 Tutorettes. Todos los derechos reservados. NO puede utilizar nuestro sitio web a menos que haya aceptado nuestros Términos y condiciones. ¿Preguntas? Contáctanos.
