Welcome back to Hydroponics Daily, where today’s episode dives into the world of clover mites. These bright red mites are often mistaken for the more problematic red spider mites, but they belong to an entirely different species. While clover mites are usually seen on lawns, walls, and stones, red spider mites are a known pest for crops, particularly in greenhouse and indoor hydroponic settings. Despite their appearance, clover mites pose no significant threat to plants and generally stay outdoors, rarely causing indoor infestations. Host [Name] explains how these harmless mites are often wrongly feared and discusses why there's no need to eliminate them unless they're causing real problems. Tune in to discover the difference between these two mites and learn why embracing nature’s diversity is the best approach. https://eutrema.co.uk/shop/pesticides-organic/eutrema-insecticidal-soap-sodium-free/

What if home fire suppression systems could work faster, do less damage, and actually adapt to the situation? In this episode of Fire Protection Insights: The Fire Safety Podcast, host Justin Hassell is joined by Yusuf Muhammad, Co-founder and Chief Design Officer at Plumis, to talk about Automist — a water mist fire suppression system built for today’s homes. They’re also joined by Matt Fix, President of Flow Fire Protection, who shares what it’s been like to install and promote Automist across Colorado. They break down how the system works, why it detects fires more intelligently than traditional sprinklers, and how it uses 90% less water to protect homes while minimizing damage. From regulatory hurdles to smart sensor integration, this conversation covers the real-world applications of one of the most forward-thinking fire safety tools on the market today.Follow UsFacebook @FergusonOfficialInstagram @FergusonEnterprisesLinkedIn @Ferguson-EnterprisesHave Questions or Feedback?Reach out at Podcasts@Ferguson.comPresented by Ferguson Fire & Fabricationwww.Ferguson.com

What if your favorite song could unlock forgotten memories? Hear about the latest discoveries from Dr. Xiaoyan Sun, a neurologist and leading voice in cognitive aging research, to explore how music can enhance memory. It can even improve emotional well-being in older adults—especially those with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) or Alzheimer’s disease. What You’ll Learn: Dr. Sun shares a powerful reminder from Dr. M. Lee Pearce: "What good is all the medical science in the world in extending life if it is not accompanied by an acceptable quality of life?"  If you or a loved one are navigating memory changes, or you're simply curious about how music supports aging brains, this episode is a must-listen!  ------- Aging Like a Pro began as a healthy aging seminar series in partnership with community centers, libraries and senior organizations that focuses on mitigating social isolation and loneliness while offering information for healthy aging and brain health.   Genetic factors cannot be controlled, but many environmental and lifestyle factors can be prevented or managed to reduce risk of memory decline and even Alzheimer’s disease.   If you are interested in learning more about how you can participate in the cutting-edge research being done at the University of Miami’s McKnight Brain Institute, contact us here: umiamimbi@miami.edu   We wish to thank the Ansin Foundation, Community Foundation of Broward, and the McKnight Brain Research Foundation for their support.   Guest Bio: Dr. Xiaoyan Sun is a board-certified neurologist with specialized training in cognitive and behavioral neurology. Her global medical journey began in China, where she earned her M.D., followed by a Ph.D. in neuroscience from Japan. After completing her neurology residency in South Carolina and fellowship training in Boston, she now serves patients with memory and cognitive issues at the University of Miami’s Memory Disorder Clinic. As Clinical Director at the Brain Endowment Bank, she leads clinical diagnosis of donor brains. Dr. Sun is also a dedicated educator and researcher, with a focus on Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders.   Learn more at: https://mbi-umiami.org/about-mbi/   Host Bio: Rosa Hart, BSN, RN, SCRN combines her expertise in neuro care and patient advocacy with a passion for storytelling. She is the creator and host of the internationally award-winning podcast "Stronger After Stroke", developed for the Norton Neuroscience Institute. This resource has reached stroke survivors and their loved ones worldwide, providing hope and practical strategies for achieving their best quality of life after stroke. Consequently, she is dedicated to amplifying public health messaging through media.   Connect on LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosa-hart-scrn/  

Parasite resistance is becoming an increasing challenge for cattle producers. In this episode, Heather Hargrave speaks with Dr. Tim Nickel, DVM, to break down what parasite resistance is, how it develops, and why it threatens the long-term effectiveness of current treatment options. They discuss practical strategies for slowing down resistance, including proper dosing, strategic treatment timing, and the use of refugia. Learn how a proactive approach to parasite control can help protect your herd's health and sustain treatment options for the future. || La résistance des parasites est un problème de plus en plus courant auquel sont confrontés les producteurs de bovins. Dans cet épisode, Heather Hargrave s’entretient avec le Dr Tim Nickel, DVM, pour expliquer ce qu'est la résistance des parasites, son développement et les raisons qui font en sorte qu’elle menace l'efficacité à long terme des options thérapeutiques actuelles. Ils discutent de stratégies pratiques pour ralentir la résistance, y compris l’administration de la bonne dose, l’application stratégique du traitement et l’adoption d’une stratégie de refuge. Découvrez comment une approche proactive du contrôle des parasites peut contribuer à protéger la santé de votre troupeau et à préserver les options thérapeutiques futures.

Send us a textIn this episode, Chris and Dorsey discuss the intersection of veterans' mental health and cannabis use, focusing on the benefits of cannabis coaching for PTSD and TBI. They explore the importance of understanding different cannabis strains, responsible use, and the role of THC and CBD in mental health treatment. The conversation emphasizes the need for education and advocacy to change perceptions and legislation surrounding cannabis, as well as the potential for cannabis to reduce alcohol dependency and improve social connections among veterans. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to engage in advocacy and support mental health resources.TakeawaysCannabis coaching can significantly help veterans cope with PTSD and TBI.A recent study showed a decrease in pain intensity for veterans using cannabis coaching.Understanding the differences between cannabis strains is crucial for effective use.Responsible cannabis use is essential to avoid misuse and dependency.Defining personal goals is important when using cannabis for therapeutic purposes.CBD does not produce psychoactive effects, unlike THC.Cannabis may serve as a healthier alternative to alcohol for coping with stress.Education and advocacy are key to changing perceptions about cannabis use.The mental health benefits of cannabis can help reduce isolation among veterans.Legislative change is necessary to improve access to cannabis for therapeutic use.https://www.leafly.com/news/cannabis-101Step inside the wire with The Green Zone Podcast. This dynamic intro sets the tone for every episode—real talk, veteran-driven, and focused on alternative mental health, policy, and purpose. Hosted by Francis Dorsey and Chris Bartholomew, we bring the fight to the forefront. Whether you’re active, retired, or just getting your footing, this is your zone. Listen. Engage. Mobilize.Support the showListener Note: This podcast is intended for listeners over the age of 18 and is for educational and entertaining purposes only. The content is not medical advice, and we encourage you to consult with a professional for your individual needs.

In this episode of Life’s Tough, Explorers Are Tougher, Brandi DeCarli, co-founder of Farm from a Box, shares her radical approach to fighting food production inefficiencies using clean, climate-smart technology and community-first design. Inspired by her work with the UN in Kenya, Brandi helped create a scalable, solar-powered agricultural system that fits inside a shipping container—capable of supporting from 2 to 30 acres of land.She dives deep into how Farm from a Box combines renewable energy, localized infrastructure, and regenerative practices to create thriving farms in food-insecure regions like Tanzania, Ethiopia, and Liberia. Brandi discusses the technical design, local training, economic models, and cultural humility it takes to make a system like this succeed across continents. This is Life's Tough, Explorers Are Tougher, with your host, Richard Weiss. Scratch the surface of an explorer and you'll find an adventure and a great story. This show is about their tales. This podcast is a proud supporter of the Explorers Club and the EC50 Initiative. 50 people changing the world that the world needs to know about. For more information, go to explorers.org.

In this episode, we’re going to dive even deeper into the science and behind making reduced stature corn a reality. Plant physiologist Jeff Habben has been with Corteva Agriscience for about 30 years and has developed a tremendous depth of knowledge and expertise about how corn and soybean plants grow, develop and function. “ Hormones are very powerful molecules, and so what you can do is that you can develop bioassays that look at the level of hormones or how the hormones are sensed in plants. That's how we learned about how gibberellins, for example, can affect plant heights…The trick is that these hormones just don't control one thing. They control many different things in the plant. And the other part too is that these hormones interact with each other. So you need to know not just a specific hormone that you're interested in, but how they interact too. So it makes it very complex.” - Jeff HabbenSouthwest Iowa farmer John Becker farms about 2,000 acres and has also been a Pioneer sales representative since 2009. As both a farmer and a seed rep, Becker understands better than most that when it comes to genetics, one size does not fit all and everything comes with its own risks and rewards. Together, our two guests walk us through the decision making and process in introducing and developing new varieties. “  I mean it's no different than a stock portfolio when you look at your lineup for seed. Every single product has risks and rewards. We're excited as all get out because we have a lineup that has many, many less risks than we have had in the past… But my job is to individually work with every single customer and make sure that we put together a plan. It's my job to make sure that I know every single operational need. Everybody wants yield, but some people are more risk takers than others.” - John BeckerSome takeaways from this episode include: The approach John Becker takes to help evaluate risk and potential rewards with producers in his area.The complex process Jeff Habben must use to evaluate hormone activity and its reaction in the plant growing processThe future is bright with producers, agronomists and scientists working together to solve problems on the farm to meet consumers needsAgriscience Explained is brought to you by Corteva Agriscience and hosted by Tim Hammerich. This show is produced by Clint Pilcher, Rayda Krell and Ann Leonard. Jaime Hammerich and Grant Bolton edit these podcasts, and the music was composed by Dmitri Volkov. Subscribe for more Agriscience Explained: From Science to Solutions.

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YOUTUBE LINK - https://youtu.be/0Tz47Q7g4h4?si=GK9s1i3D2oozX_KTIn this episode Stephen and Taylor host guest Ben Host of End Of The World New Podcast. Ben discuss Ben's transformative journey from atheism to a deep faith rooted in biblical teachings. They explore the intersection of conspiracies, supernatural experiences, and biblical prophecy, delving into the nature of evil and the spiritual battles that shape our reality. The conversation also touches on the concept of a sentient world simulation and its implications for understanding current events. As they navigate the complexities of faith and conspiracy, they reflect on the historical context of Zionism and the acceleration of biblical prophecy in today's world. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the intersection of geopolitics, biblical prophecy, and spiritual warfare, discussing the implications of Zionism, the role of historical figures like Albert Pike, and the potential for a transhumanist future. They explore the concept of psyops and tribalism, emphasizing the need for unity against division. The discussion also touches on the alien phenomenon and its connection to deception and end-time prophecies, culminating in reflections on the future of disclosure and the emergence of new belief systems. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the themes of fallen angels, the rise of a new religion centered around transhumanism, and the legacy of biblical prophets like Elijah. They discuss the significance of the two witnesses in biblical prophecy and the ongoing spiritual warfare that shapes our world. The conversation emphasizes the importance of the Holy Spirit in understanding and combating the spiritual agenda at play in society today.Takeaways:-Ben shares his journey from atheism to a biblical worldview.-He emphasizes the importance of spiritual battles in understanding reality.-The conversation explores the connection between conspiracies and biblical prophecy.-Ben discusses the role of supernatural experiences in his faith journey.-The hosts reflect on the nature of evil and its influence on politics.-They discuss the concept of a sentient world simulation and its implications.-The conversation touches on the historical context of Zionism and its connection to biblical prophecy.-Ben believes that current events are orchestrated to fulfill biblical prophecies.-The hosts discuss the idea of controlled opposition in politics.-They conclude with thoughts on the acceleration of biblical prophecy in today's world.-Geopolitical shifts may align with biblical prophecies.-Zionism is seen as a potential catalyst for apocalyptic events.-The role of Albert Pike in predicting world conflicts is debated.-Spiritual warfare is emphasized over political involvement in prophecy.-Transhumanism is viewed as part of a larger Luciferian agenda.-Psyops are used to create divisions among ethnic groups.-The spiritual battle is framed as a fight for souls.-Aliens are discussed as a potential deception in end-time scenarios.-The need for unity among different races is highlighted.-The future of disclosure regarding aliens is uncertain but anticipated.-The new religion may revolve around fallen angel worship and transhumanism.-Elijah's legacy is significant in understanding biblical prophecy.-The two witnesses are believed to be pivotal figures in the end times.-Spiritual warfare is a constant battle between good and evil forces.-The Holy Spirit is essential for true understanding and transformation.-Many people are awakening to the spiritual realities around them.-The importance of loving God and others as a foundation for faith.-Social media can distract from genuine spiritual growth.-Understanding biblical texts requires going back to original languages.-The conversation highlights the need for discernment in today's world.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to the Biblical Hitman Podcast01:52 Ben's Journey from Atheism to Faith04:43 The Role of Supernatural Experiences in Understanding God08:41 Conspiracies and Their Connection to Biblical Prophecy11:07 The Nature of Evil and Spiritual Warfare16:30 The Sentient World Simulation and PsyOps21:55 Political Zionism and Historical Context31:12 The Acceleration of Biblical Prophecy31:51 Geopolitical Shifts and Biblical Prophecies34:53 Zionism, Apocalypse, and Spiritual Warfare35:30 The Role of Albert Pike and World Wars36:55 The Luciferian Agenda and Transhumanism40:51 Psyops, Tribalism, and Racial Divisions42:41 The Spiritual Battle Against Division45:10 Aliens, Deception, and the End Times54:29 The Future of Disclosure and New Religions54:59 The Rise of a New Religion01:00:03 Elijah: The Prophet's Legacy01:04:34 The Two Witnesses and Their Significance01:19:26 Fighting the Spiritual Agenda01:25:35 The Role of the Holy SpiritLinks: -YouTube www.youtube.com/@TheBiblicalHitmen -Spreakerspreaker.com/podcast/the-biblical-hitmen--6532902 -Merchthebiblicalhitmen.printify.me -Apple Podcastspodcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-biblical-hitmen/id1789365234  -Spotifyopen.spotify.com/show/0mzbeUFrdzpKZyI0wSfSff?si=PvPi99S3RjellBTAP -Instagraminstagram.com/thebiblicalhitmen -TikToktiktok.com/@thebiblicalhitmen2024?_t=ZT-8tTZOXCIpaQ&_r=1 -X x.com/biblicalhitmen -Facebookfacebook.com/profile.php?id=61555892554534 

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