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Organic farming and sustainable farming practice is the norm these days. We see more and more farms converting into sustainable farming units. So what is sustainable farming? It basically utilises techniques and methods that ensure the protection of environment while also giving organic yield as output.
Recently, we came across this strange practice in US organic farms where organic dairy farmers are making these giant holes in their cows. A lot of you might have seen it, but we are pretty sure that not all of you are aware of what this is and why it is there - the holes that expose the cow's stomach. It looks very unnatural and is not pleasant to look at. However, this may help increase the lifespan of cow and apparently cows are not bothered by it at all. This is infact a very successful sustainable farming technique being used for a while now.

This is known as fistula and helps scientists while testing the cow's process of digestion.

After the cows have been fed, scientists use this fistula to observe how the food gets digested.

In order to do this, the scientists reach physically into the cow and then feel the digestion's consistency.

The cows are not bothered by the process and surprisingly this proves beneficial to cow. If such a cow becomes sick the medicine is directly given to the stomach.

So do you agree with this sustainable farming practice? Or do you think this is not good for the cows? Let us know in the comments section below

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US Farmers Are Making These Giant Holes in Their Cows. The Reason? Weird Yet Helpful

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A lot of you might have seen it, but we are pretty sure that not all of you are aware of what this is and why it is there.. Read on to find out more about this sustainable farming practice

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There's something darkly instructive about Chelsea Manning's attempted suicide just a day after the FBI announced that it would not recommend charges against Hillary Clinton.

A role model for all aspiring career criminals

Manning, as you might recall, is the Benedict Arnold turncoat who exposed U.S. war crimes and is now serving 35 solitary years in a military prison in Kansas. This venomous traitor should not be confused with Mrs. Clinton, who created a private e-mail server to avoid FOIA requests, shared classified material with her posse of yesmen, sold her influence in the State Department to the highest bidders, attempted to destroy evidence of criminal wrongdoing, and will almost certainly be our next president.

The media has focused primarily on how Clinton mishandled sensitive or classified material, but the worst of her crimes have remained hidden from the public. As Politico points out, there's a very good reason why Hillary deleted thousands of "private" emails:

[T]here's an email silence in June 2010, when Hillary Clinton was in South America for a series of high-level meetings. According to her memoir, "by coincidence" Bill was in Bogota, Colombia, apparently for Clinton Foundation work, at the same time she was in the country. Also there with Bill was Frank Giustra, one of the Clinton Foundation's largest contributors. Bill, Hillary and Giustra reportedly had dinner together, and the next morning, Bill met with Colombia's President Alvaro Uribe, followed immediately by Hillary's meeting with Uribe. In the weeks that follow, Giustra's companies scored concessions from the Colombian government on matters ranging from oil to timber.

The Clinton Foundation is a massive money-laundering scheme. Money goes in, State Department weapons deals come out.

Sorry, but it's not a vast right-wing conspiracy: The Clintons have been up to their eyeballs in shady deals and corruption scandals since their humble country bumpkin beginnings in Arkansas, which strangely enough was the staging ground for a massive CIA cocaine drug smuggling operation while Bill was governor. Coincidence or fate?

Enough already. When you're taking millions of dollars from the Saudis, and private rides on the "Lolita Express", you have no business being anywhere near the White House.

Just imagine the nightmare before us: Four years of Hillary Clinton lecturing the rest of the world about human rights and the rule of law; four years of Libya-style "humanitarian interventions"; four years of Boss Tweed in a pantsuit.

Crime doesn't pay? Tell that to the Clintons. Lie, cheat and steal and maybe one day you can be president, too.

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Hillary Clinton Is Living Proof That Crime Pays in Spectacular Ways

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There's something darkly instructive about Chelsea Manning's attempted suicide just a day after the FBI announced that it would not recommend charges against Hillary Clinton. Manning, as you might recall, is the Benedict Arnold turncoat who exposed U.S. war crimes and is now serving 35 solitary years in a military prison in Kansas.

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donald trump

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Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump's dominant start to the presidential primary process looks like it could continue over the next several weeks, according to polls surveying upcoming state's contests.

Thirteen states hold primaries or caucuses over the next two weeks. Of them, Trump is leading polls in nine, according to the RealClearPolitics average, including some of the most important, winner-take-all states.

The other states - Hawaii, Maine, Idaho, and Missouri - don't have any recent polls listed on the site. They're also the three states with the fewest delegates to award. And in Maine, Trump has the endorsement of Gov. Paul LePage.

Between the other nine states - most of which are among the largest in terms of delegates during the election cycle - Trump is leading in each by double digits, except for Ohio, where he has a five-point lead.

Here's how Trump is faring in those states, based on individual polls or RealClearPolitics polling averages:

March 5

Kansas Republican caucus (40 delegates): Trump is up 12 points

Kentucky Republican caucus (45 delegates): Trump is up 13 points

Louisiana Republican primary (47 delegates): Trump is up 19 points

March 8

Michigan Republican primary (59 delegates): Trump is up 15.4 points

Mississippi Republican primary (40 delegates): Trump is up 24 points

March 15

Florida Republican primary (99 delegates - winner take all): Trump is up 18.7 points and ahead of Florida Sen. Marco Rubio

Illinois Republican primary (69 delegates): Trump is up 15.5 points

North Carolina Republican primary (72 delegates): Trump is up 10.3 points

Ohio Republican primary (66 delegates - winner take all): Trump is up five points and ahead of Ohio Gov. John Kasich

Nearly 600 delegates will be in play over the course of the next two weeks - roughly half of what is needed to secure the Republican nomination - in the above states. And more than 150 are up for grabs in the four states that lack polling, plus the US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, which also hold elections. Polling is unavailable for the two territories.

Of course, polls are volatile depending on the course of the race and haven't always been accurate in predicting the winners.

Case in point: Trump was leading in most polls in Iowa, but Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas eventually won. Trump was also leading in polls before Super Tuesday in Minnesota, where he lost to Rubio, and Oklahoma and Alaska, where he lost to Cruz. Trump also proved polls wrong in Arkansas by beating Cruz, who was favored.

But polls have been accurate in predicting Trump wins in New Hampshire, South Carolina, Nevada, Vermont, Virginia, Alabama, Georgia, Massachusetts, and Tennessee.

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Polls show Donald Trump leading everywhere during a critical 2-week stretch

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Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump's dominant start to the presidential primary process looks like it could continue over the next several weeks, according to polls surveying upcoming state's contests. Thirteen states hold primaries or caucuses over the next two weeks.

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FOOD AND YOU WASTE HAS TO GO THROUGH YOUR INTESTINES AND SOMETIMES YOU HAVE CANCER

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FOOD AND YOU WASTE HAS TO GO THROUGH YOUR INTESTINES AND SOMETIMES YOU HAVE CANCER

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*calling mcdonalds* Can i have a diet McWater please and some napkins?

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*calling mcdonalds* Can i have a diet McWater please and some napkins?

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IM ON HER SCREEN

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HARAMBE

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IVE MC FALLEN AND I CANT UP

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bullies will take us down

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My lunch is 5B everday in the west cafe

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I worship Harambe

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web leaders

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Time goes by fast and being in 8th grade reminds me a lot about growing up

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Time goes by fast and being in 8th grade reminds me a lot about growing up

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Algebra an

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Algebra and the regents

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DUDE I HAVE LUNCH WITH LIKE NONE

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DUDE I HAVE LUNCH WITH LIKE NONE OF MY FRIENDS

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