Green Building - Agriculture

Thank you for inspiring sustainable agriculture.

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http://www.growtainers.com/

-Agriculture-

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Hay is becoming a desperate thing for many ranchers and animal owners. We need Brilliant minds to share and engineer – sustainable & clean resources

for Immediate & Future generations. Examples:

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Green building, natural resource energy and affordable for any& all seasons:

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Agriculture & Sustainability:

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Aesthetically Scenic, Enhancing, Fun, Educational,

Healthy, Sustainable, Commerce/Trade Prospects, etc:

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WANTED -BIG Thinkers-

Like, Nevada State native resident also Wild Life Ecologist, Author, Craig C. Downer President, Andean Tapir Fund. Who has worked on the Truckee River Project and has traveled the world on numerous Wild Animal Projects and has published a book specifically about the American Wild Horses

(and specifically the horses in the current Wild West, called TheWildHorseConspiracy.org).

his email: ccdowner@aol.com call: 775.901.2094. Address: Po Box 456 Minden, NV 89423 Please support Craig Downer’s input in regards to the Wild Horses and the BLM (Bureau of Land Management) new Document to be published.—-

Soundcloud Interview with Craig

also

The Last Wild Place .org is an aspiring Hay Co-Op. please see theLastWildPlace.org via haay.org (for now)

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Alternative Resources:

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Solar —- Turbine

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Politics:

BRILLIANT THINKERS WANTED:

RECYCLE, NATURAL RESOURCES, NO OIL, No Left Over Material (ex: Batteries), etc:

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wildhorsepreservation.org wildhorsepreservation.org/issue wildhorsepreservation.org/action

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wildhorseeducation.org

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{As seen on this rescued Mustang symbols are tattooed on the Wild Horse’s neck = mean something. Example: per entity on rounded up mustangs. location, facility, gender, age, health, mentor, etc…

Wild Horse Advocates main mercy cry is not – the fact that the horses go to slaughter- as is the real concern is that the process is not humane:

The mustangs are mistreated at best, starved, dehydrated, separated from their families and the actual brutality at the slaughter house is the stall (if they are lucky) are not equipped for the anatomy/body of a horse (usually a cow), therefore the kill process is not secure and fast, leaving a traumatizing, painful and unjust death. [More specifically their head/scull shapes are different thus their brain is not in the same location as the cow. Hammers are still (as of April 2015 in Yakima, WA., after a round up) being used to kill foals (baby horses)]. }

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Please help us save our Wild Horses & Burros for a bright, sustainable, symbiotic future.

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Green Building – Agriculture