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SA News: Passion for birds leads to IoT boost for agriculture

30 May 2019 By admin

Passion for birds leads to IoT boost for agriculture: SqwidNet is the Sigfox operator in South Africa and provides a nation-wide IoT network that is low-cost and low-power. “Through IoT, companies can solve industry-specific challenges and manage their ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews England vs South Africa: Start time, TV channel and team news for Cricket World Cup … [Read more...] about SA News: Passion for birds leads to IoT boost for agriculture

Why studying African birds’ varied migration patterns is so important | The Conversation

10 May 2018 By admin

Why studying African birds' varied migration patterns is so important: A white-throated swallow, one of several intra-African migratory birds. MartinMaritz/ShutterstockBird migration comes in many flavours – and, as with ice cream, “vanilla” is the one people are most familiar with. This is the process of flying from the northern hemisphere to the southern hemisphere, leaving … [Read more...] about Why studying African birds’ varied migration patterns is so important | The Conversation

Sex: birds do it, bees do it – and fungi do it too. Here’s how, and why it matters | The Conversation

11 March 2018 By admin

Sex: birds do it, bees do it - and fungi do it too. Here's how, and why it matters: The sweet-smelling, fluffy white fungus, _Huntiella moniliformis_, engaging in sexual reproduction in the lab. Author suppliedSex is an essential part of life. You, me and almost every other living organism on this planet are only here because two individuals got together at some point in the … [Read more...] about Sex: birds do it, bees do it – and fungi do it too. Here’s how, and why it matters | The Conversation

Why a proper record of birds in Africa is so important — for Europe | The Conversation

21 November 2017 By admin

Why a proper record of birds in Africa is so important -- for Europe: Carefully tracking the migration habits of birds like the Barn Swallow can help to conserve these species. ShutterstockMost of Europe’s birds head south each year around September to escape the northern winter. Some species only migrate as far south as southern Europe. But most cross the Mediterranean Sea to … [Read more...] about Why a proper record of birds in Africa is so important — for Europe | The Conversation

SA News: South Africa: 24 Birds Positively Tested for Avian Flu Since June – Dept of Agriculture

26 August 2017 By admin

South Africa: 24 Birds Positively Tested for Avian Flu Since June - Dept of Agriculture: Eight birds tested positively for avian flu in South Africa on Friday, bringing the total number of infected birds in the country to 24, the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries said. Ten commercial chickens, five wild birds, three commercial ... Source: "South Africa" - … [Read more...] about SA News: South Africa: 24 Birds Positively Tested for Avian Flu Since June – Dept of Agriculture

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