i really, i ve got to find the words to and i m finding them gradually as this tsunami of experience is reseeding i m able now to pick up the points and i will at sometime later distill what i ve seen but what i ve seen is not just it s so nonsensical life changing. what it is profound and you have to analyze what is profound and i ll get there sooner or later. you ll hear a lot from william shatner later in the show. that is my william shatner. [ laughter ] but think about all of this, right? we can go all the way to space. we can go to space. we can create amazing vaccines, vaccines that save lives. now we ve got to save our democracy in a world that has changed completely from just a year ago.
the worst. i haven t gotten any calls from apple yet, so we ll wait and see. i i m prepared to hear the worst, that trump used the justice department for his own political needs. we need to get to the bottom of it. reporter: another source tells cnn that jeff sessions and rod rosenstein had no knowledge of the subpoena for mcgahn s data from apple. the speaker of the house finds that hard to believe. this is about undermining the rule of law, and if these attorneys general, or sessions, to say they didn t know anything about it is beyond belief. so we will have to have them come under oath to tell about that. well, this news over the weekend preseeding planned meeting between cnn, the washington post, and merrick garland. the goal there, john, is to try
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About 30% of farmland in Ireland is classed as heavy or poorly drained and a further 50% is classed as marginal. \ Craig Stephen
For the last 10 years, the Teagasc heavy soils programme has been working with commercial dairy farmers to chart a path for dairy on heavy soils.
About 30% of farmland in Ireland is classed as heavy or poorly drained and a further 50% is classed as marginal.
These soils tend to be located in high rainfall areas, which exacerbates the issue and makes farming these soils even more difficult.
There are 10 farmers in the programme – two in Cork and Kerry and one each in Limerick, Clare, Tipperary, Mayo, Monaghan and Cavan.