Sunday, January 07, 2007
Sterile Worship
If you're a germaphobe and haven't been attending church because of the trillions of bacteria present on any given Sunday, be ye encouraged to know that you can purchase a PPPP. And when you go, buy little Jenny one of these to play with.
Wednesday, January 03, 2007
up and away
Started work at Luzerne Farm on 5.1.06. During my (busy) tenure I almost tripled the pregnancy rate.
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Monday, December 11, 2006
Saturday, December 02, 2006
Ground rules
Parts per billion ("ppb") denotes one particle of a given substance for every 999,999,999 other particles. This is roughly equivalent to one drop of ink in a lane of a public swimming pool, or one second per 32 years. One part in 109.
"The percentage of truck tankers found positive in 1994 (National Milk
Drug Residue Third Party Data Base) was 0.063 percent." (scroll down to view tolerable levels of antibiotics)
Is the medicine worse than the cure?, ie is 0.063% positive milk worse than using no drugs at all?
"The percentage of truck tankers found positive in 1994 (National Milk
Drug Residue Third Party Data Base) was 0.063 percent." (scroll down to view tolerable levels of antibiotics)
Is the medicine worse than the cure?, ie is 0.063% positive milk worse than using no drugs at all?
Tuesday, November 21, 2006
Post
I'm not sure why I haven't taken the time to post in so long. I've had many good things to write, just never taken the time.
I've been busy with trying to maintain a semblence of balance between work and home, with little avail. Work leads to more work, which leads to more work which leads to 2am emergency phone calls about calvings, equipment failure, etc
Long story short, I've changed jobs. In December I'll be working on another farm. Less hours, same pay, less to manage... All around a good deal. I even get most weekends off (and I mean Saturday and Sunday).
Someday I won't be so naive. All of us make choices in life. Some people just make poor choices in less noticeble, or more acceptable ways.
We are nevertheless thankful for the Lord's provision and goodness.
I've been busy with trying to maintain a semblence of balance between work and home, with little avail. Work leads to more work, which leads to more work which leads to 2am emergency phone calls about calvings, equipment failure, etc
Long story short, I've changed jobs. In December I'll be working on another farm. Less hours, same pay, less to manage... All around a good deal. I even get most weekends off (and I mean Saturday and Sunday).
Someday I won't be so naive. All of us make choices in life. Some people just make poor choices in less noticeble, or more acceptable ways.
We are nevertheless thankful for the Lord's provision and goodness.
Monday, July 24, 2006
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