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Netting News Week 11 - Looking to the Future
In many towns and cities, farmers along the southern coast of Italy have been growing hemp to save the soil for future generations. Taranto is a small coastal port city known for its oil, steel, and heavy pollution. This pollution hurts the local farmers. Industrial hemp will help to remove contaminants from the soil thanks to some recent discoveries.
Read moreSpring into Spring with These Netting Necessities
Although the current temperatures may not feel like it, spring is just around the corner! It’s not too early to start planning your warmer-weather activities—and many of these endeavors will involve netting.
Read moreNetting News #10: What’s New Here
The African elephant is one of the largest land creatures in our current time. Weighing up to 7 tons, and eating up to 300 pounds of food in a single day! While the Elephants may be peaceful creatures that eat plant matter from trees, bushes, and small shrubs.
Read moreNetting News #9: Welcome Spring
The Frederick Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association released a statement that it’s creating a new membership option for its prestigious group. This new option is for what it’s calling Remote Pilots, or better known as Drone Pilots.
Read moreNetting News Week 8 - Listen Close and Let it Ring!
Styrofoam, plastic toys, bouys, and even a few shoes are just a small list of items found by Close Dubois and James Middleton. The founders of Ocean Legacy Foundation and the crew members have already set a massive clean up effort in the ocean off Vancouver Island.
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