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Bringing the heifers in this week to their new barn outside St.Marys. The Dejong family opted for Artex heavy duty stabling and headlock.
#cowcomfort #dairydonewell #ontag @ArtexBarn @NorwellDairy
-hot dip galvenized
-group and individual lock
-locks never slip
-modular design
Kirsten de Jong retweeted
Our 14th and final stop on #aggiesgoeast was @FermeBlondin. Thank you for hosting us and sharing your passion for breeding quality cattle!
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For our first farm tour we toured Heidi Farms in Bainsville Ontario. Throughout the tour we were reminded in order to be successful in farming it doesn鈥檛 have to be complicated! Thank you Heidi Farms! #aggiesgoeast #simplefarming
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Proud to be an @OAC2020Buffalo #OACisrightforme
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Replying to @KC74471616
Alzheimer鈥檚 disease and thiamine deficiency are linked in that both relate to cognitive deficits and decreases in glucose metabolism for the brain. Additionally, too much thiamine lowers the Alzheimer鈥檚 disease like symptoms or the potentiality. #Gibson #Food2150 #Assignment
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When your favourite prof serves the entire class a 6 course mini feast consisting of torched flank steak, butternut squash, pulled pork sandwichs and dessert馃い Thank you @UofGFoodProf for making every class something to look forward to!!
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Replying to @shawlaura97
Kirsten de Jong retweeted
2 bovine casein peptides have been found to lower hypertensive activity, by inhibiting angiotensin-converting enzymes. These benefits are causing the pharmaceutical sector to start to see the potential of using the bioactive peptides from casein molecules. @UofGFoodProf #nagpal
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Replying to @IanStPierre5
Hooper鈥檚 study concluded that saturated fats can be replaced by polyunsaturated fats , monounsaturated fats or carbohydrates. However, carbohydrates provide no health benefits and polyunsaturated fats result in food being susceptible to oxidation. #Hooper #Food2150 #Assignment
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Replying to @havie_carter
Cholesterol is often linked to heart disease. Contrarily, Inuit consume a diet rich in animal fat, which increase cholesterol levels, but have very low rates of heart disease. Is this a evolutionary adaptation or do our diet recommendations need to be rethought? #Bang #FOOD2150
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Replying to @BrennaVyn
As a student studying agriculture, it is important to me that we have sustainable food to feed the world. #Hamel and many other industry leaders have completed research to make good more sustainable for the growing world population #OntAg #feedingtheworld #Food2150 @UofGFoodProf
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Replying to @maddisfoodfacts
@UofGFoodProf @ImpossibleFoods There is amazing potential in grains, veggies and microbiological systems to create meat-analog food products! The challenge lies in extracting and processing these proteins to make "meat" products with appealing physical structure #Jones #Food2150
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Replying to @ReganSissons @JoshPaolin
The impact of consuming saturated fats (SF) is a hot topic! Evidence shows that by reducing SF content in our diets, the risk of combined cardiovascular events is decreased. By replacing SF with PUFAs, the likeliness of these events reduced by 27%. @UofGFoodProf #liu #food2150
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Replying to @havie_carter
#Bang found that Danish Eskimo populations had increased cholesterol levels compared to Greenland Eskimos.Could this be solely due to the differences between the Greenland Eskimo diet (high in polyunsaturated fats) and the Danish, Western Diet (high in saturated fats)?#assignment
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Replying to @ElshofJordan
Polyunsaturated fats can be found in oils like sunflower oil and olive oil, while saturated fatty acids are in milk, palm fat and cocoa butter. Consuming polyunsaturated fats instead of carbohydrates is said to improve cardiovascular health. #Marangoni #Food2150 #Assignment
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Replying to @BignucoloSydney @morganhuberr
The western diet has a strong connection to the increase in Type 2 Diabetes, so much that in 2030, it could cost $490 billion. Life choices impact this condition's presence, like smoking, which increases the risk of developing diabetes by 45%. @UofGFoodProf #Hu #food2150





































