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why employment branding is having a moment — The Goat Farm
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"Men wanted for hazardous journey, small wages, bitter cold, long months of complete darkness, constant danger, safe return doubtful, honor and ...

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Why we shouldn’t eliminate jargon when it comes to business — The Goat Farm
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A popular state-owned radio station, finding itself short of actual experts the other day, asked if I'd join an on-air discussion about the evils of ...

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How The Reservoir aims to de-risk and scale farm robotics
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Ag robotics has great potential to fundamentally change food production, but startups trying to scale in this space lack access to testing ...

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Farm Transitioning – No Place to Hide — A Farm Wife
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On the farm it seems there is no escape from, well the farm and everything that goes with it.There are no weekends and hardly any days off. Many of us ...

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Three waters by another name might be easier to swallow — The Goat Farm
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If there’s a change of government next year, Three Waters is toast.Which is to say, if the Water Services Entities Bill manages to become the Water ...

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I am a middle-aged white man and you should listen to me. — The Goat Farm
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I am a middle-aged white man and you should listen to me.I am a middle-aged white man with money, so you should listen to me when I tell the government ...

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Unexpected friendships: Bailey’s journey from stray to beloved farm companion
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When Richard brought an adopted dog home to his horse farm, he couldn’t have expected the beautiful animal friendships that would come from this ...

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Last drinks at a bar called Elon’s — The Goat Farm
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So there’s this bar near my office. Let’s call it Elon’s. It’s been around a while and at one point was the place to be seen. If you wanted to meet ...

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Farm Sanctuary Stands Up to Factory Farms at Oregon State Capitol
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Nearly 30 individuals participated in the day of advocacy action, including representatives from the Center for Food Safety, Oregon Rural Action, ...

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African American Farm 1940 Alabama
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Farmers hoe or "tend the land" owned by Dave Lewis, an African American farmer on May 8, 1940. Mr. Lewis owns the 575 acre farm in Macon County, Alabama. ...

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