Grondahl: Leader of The Brothers, militant β60s black group, in dire need
Next Time – Monday June 1
Today’s sunrise was at 5:19 am. The next time the sun will rise later then today π is in 27 days on Sunday, June 28.
The average high for today is 74 degrees. π‘ The next time it will be on average cooler then today is in 104 days on Sunday, September 13 when the average temperature will be 73 degrees.
The highest point for the sun today will be 69.5° from the horizon at 12:54 pm. π The next time the sun will be lower in the sky mid-day is in 40 days on Saturday, July 11.
Today has 15 hours and 58 minutes of daylight. β³ The next time the day will be shorter then today is in 39 days on Friday, July 10.
Today’s sunset will be at 8:26 pm. The next time the sun will set earlier then today π is in 51 days on Wednesday, July 22.
The average low for today is 52 degrees. π‘ The next night it will be on average cooler then tonight is in 108 days on Thursday, September 17 when the average temperature will be 51 degrees.
Who to trust these days
Personally, I trust the wisdom of people like Brothers founder Leon Van Dyke and State Pathelogist Ward Stone over the politicians. The electeds have an agenda, they have to maintain a working relationship with their campaign contributors and voters, they’re more willing to twist things to get reelected and be popular and loved by the community.
Beebe Pond
A Visit with Tim Hammerich
The Future of Agriculture: A Visit with Tim Hammerich
4/8/2020 by Field Work
Web player: https://podplayer.net/?id=101410542
Episode: https://play.podtrac.com/APM_Fieldwork/play.publicradio.org/itunes/o/the_water_main/field_work/2020/04/08/fieldwork_20200408_5_128.mp3
Tim Hammerich is the founder of AgGrad, an agribusiness recruiting company, and the host of the Future of Agriculture podcast. He joins Zach Johnson and Mitchell Hora to talk about the latest innovations in farming, the changing skill sets agriculture demands, and the essential role of data management in sustainable ag. They also discuss the reasons why itβs so hard to recruit young people into ag and why more farmers should think of themselves as CEOs.