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How to Wake Up Your Lawn
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The Role of Patients in Improving Medical Care
Author Atul Gawande identifies critical ways that patients and families can take control of improving medical...
Controlling Pests and Fungus in Your Lawn
Jay Nygaard of Great Scapes discusses the use of herbicides, pesticides and fungicides on your...
How to Control the Smell Coming From Shower
Bob Schmidt shows you how to take care of a smell problem common to all showers,possible sewer gas...
Landscaping Tip - Irrigation Control
Andy Robinson, The Landscape Renovator goes over installing the nerve center for your irrigation system. For more landscaping tips visit...
Torley Talks: Control of time & space
Uplift your creativity! Become more self-aware! And chop the slop! THE TORLEY TALKS CONTINUE... your fave watermelon wild man is back with a haircut and here to enrich how you think about and act upon...
Growing Wisdom: Fall Lawn Care
Want your lawn to look great next season? Give it some TLC in the fall. This video explains what to...
How to Take Care of Earwigs
Earwigs are among the most readily recognized insect pests in home gardens. Gord Nickel explains the best way to get rid of earwigs and insects and protect your... How to Eliminate CornsBy: Janet Martin | 26/12/2007 | HealthYour hands and feet work a lot. They’re subjected to great pressure from doing daily tasks and walking. To protect itself from the strain and pressure of everyday life, the skin creates unsightly and painful corns. Care Of Feet And Other Instructions For DiabeticsBy: Safron Jeen | 28/01/2008 | MedicineA diabetic is required to be extremely vigilant about his feet. If the feet are neglected, gangrenous changes may develop, when there may not be any alternative other than the removal of the gangrenous part of the foot/limb. The following should be strictly followed: (i) The feet should be properly cleansed... Clinical-epidemiological Investigation of Moldy Corn Poisoning Due to Penicillium Spp in Mules at Udayapur District, NepalBy: Dr.Kedar Karki | 28/01/2008 | HealthAbstract: An clinical epidemiological investigation of Acute sudden death syndrome due to which 31 mules from a herd of 9oo died within the period of 2006-7-12 to2006-10-21 in Udayapur District Nepal. These animals were being used for good transportation work in hilly region of Nepal. On rout these animals were being fed only whole maize and grame.Normally healthy looking animals started dying suddenly. Initially suspected for acute bacterial disease and treated with broad-spectrum antibiotics and vaccinated with bacterial vaccine.On close observation of herd their feed stuff revealed grains fed to these animal during rainy season was found 20% moldy in appearance. On Postmortem examination acute severe congestion and hemorrhages in liver, lung, spleen heart, intestinal mucosa were found.Histopathological examination of tissue from these organs revealed infiltration of mononuclear cell in tissue indicative of chronic nature of condition.Continous use of apparently 15-20% moldy grain (maize, gram) was used as feed. On laboratory analysis of sample of same grain was found to be containing 60-110CFU/gm of Penicillium spp of fungus. When remaining herd still using same feed treated with toxin binder (toxicurb, varishta), liver tonic like bioliv, digevet, mineral mixture promin and immunocare controlled the mortality may be indicative of the disease syndrome being caused by moldy corn poisoning similar to condition Equine Encephalomalacia.Laboratory findings and response of treatment indicates that during rainy season and immediately after rainy season feeding of stored grains are going to be detrimental to equine species. During this period care should be taken to feeding grains to this animal if treated with any toxin binder as well as herbal immunomodulater is going to reduce the chances of occurring this syndrome. Moldy Corn PoisonongBy: Dr.Kedar Karki | 27/01/2008 | NutritionSummary: An clinical epidemiological investigation of Acute sudden death syndrome due to which 31 mules from a herd of 9oo died within the period of 2006-7-12 to2006-10-21 in Udayapur District Nepal. These animals were being used for good transportation work in hilly region of Nepal. On rout these animals were being fed only whole maize and grame.Normally healthy looking animals started dying suddenly. Initially suspected for acute bacterial disease and treated with broad-spectrum antibiotics and vaccinated with bacterial vaccine.On close observation of herd their feed stuff revealed grains fed to these animal during rainy season was found 20% moldy in appearance. On Postmortem examination acute severe congestion and hemorrhages in liver, lung, spleen heart, intestinal mucosa were found.Histopathological examination of tissue from these organs revealed infiltration of mononuclear cell in tissue indicative of chronic nature of condition.Continous use of apparently 15-20% moldy grain (maize, gram) was used as feed. On laboratory analysis of sample of same grain was found to be containing 60-110CFU/gm of Penicillium spp of fungus. When remaining herd still using same feed treated with toxin binder (toxicurb, varishta), liver tonic like bioliv, digevet, mineral mixture promin and immunocare controlled the mortality may be indicative of the disease syndrome being caused by moldy corn poisoning similar to condition Equine Encephalomalacia.Laboratory findings and response of treatment indicates that during rainy season and immediately after rainy season feeding of stored grains are going to be detrimental to equine species. During this period care should be taken to feeding grains to this animal if treated with any toxin binder as well as herbal immunomodulater is going to reduce the chances of occurring this syndrome. 5 Reasons to Avoid High Fructose Corn SyrupBy: Yuki Shoji | 10/04/2007 | HealthHere's a scientific fact for you. High fructose corn syrup is a man made chemical that you should avoid at all costs if you're striving for a healthy and attractive lifestyle. Diabetic Skin CareBy: Darlene McCord | 13/05/2008 | Skin CareAt the conclusion of this article, the reader will be able to: 1. Discuss the extent and seriousness of diabetes mellitus in the United States, 2. Understand the pathogenesis of diabetic neuropathy, 3. Relate the serious complications of diabetes mellitus, 4. Understand the 500 Dalton Rule and 5. Identify some of the ingredients in Olivamine® patent pending and what beneficial effects they have on the skin. Turf Fungus ControlBy: Casey Coke | 09/01/2009 | GardeningWays to control and get rid of turf and lawn fungus Advice for Organic Weed ControlBy: Michael Clark | 20/08/2008 | GardeningOrganic weed control is an essential part of organic lawn care. Without it you my never achieve the great lawn you want. This article explains more about this.
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