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Silage, soil, manure - making the most out of.

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The most pseudo-scientific term in existence: 'rare'.
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As a recent paper shows, both influence and coercion mathematically reduce the value of a consensus. Using Bayes’ theorem, the researchers found that, without freedom to dissent, an expert consensus can easily form around a false idea. mindmatters.ai/2021/05/conse…
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Temp decrease by 1°C: risk for URTI +4.3%, for common cold +2.1%, for pharyngitis +2.8%. for LRTI +2.1%. Abs humidity decrease by 1 g/m3: risk for URTI +10.0%, for pharyngitis +10.8%! sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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A piece of research published in 2021 with absolutely elegant methodology and deserving a lot more attention. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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It's a common belief that cattle cause ecological destruction. So common that Allan Savory, whose grazing framework has been used to regenerate 40 million acres, once held this belief. That is, until he came across the work of a little-known Frenchman
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How Bad Is China’s Covid Outbreak? It’s a Scientific Guessing Game. (NYT) By the weather data in Beijing and Shanghai - it must be pretty bad from early Dec. It had incubated 2 previous seasons, it could spread without causing symptoms in summer and now exploded in Sep-Oct.
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Some relief can be forecasted from the coming week, more significantly for Shanghai, sadly a bit less for Beijing. timeanddate.com/weather/chin….
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Respiratory diseases disappear for the season in spring when the best conditions for microbial abundance are present, when soil is active and green plants feed the soil microbes at their maximum. Patience till then.
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1/n Changes in absolute humidity triggering the waves of illness. AH in the air has dropped from our summer level (10-12 g/kg) to the winter level (~2-3 g/kg). Like last autumn, respiratory diseases fill the hospitals by the changes of AH below or above its level of adaptation.
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Air humidity driving hospitalization. Estonian data on graph. Similar to previous seasons. xitter.gq/kparve/status/16026346… Attn: @VPrasadMDMPH @Johnincarlisle @DrAseemMalhotra @DrJBhattacharya @PeterSweden7 @MartinKulldorff @FatEmperor
1/n Changes in absolute humidity triggering the waves of illness. AH in the air has dropped from our summer level (10-12 g/kg) to the winter level (~2-3 g/kg). Like last autumn, respiratory diseases fill the hospitals by the changes of AH below or above its level of adaptation.
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7/n The lower AH is before and after the drop, the less vulnerable age groups become affected. Inability to rehydrate and adapt to the dropping humidity may be among the key causes of complications for the most fragile ones.
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8/8 In terms of respiratory complications, prisons and hospitals are among the worst places to be when AH drops. Ventilation removes any excess moisture in the air, skin and epithelial cells suffer to maintain hydration and become vulnerable. You can't get out...
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