Katie Bell s latest Instagram post gave her 1.8 million followers a chance to see her in a new, alluring light. The social media influencer shared a pair of short videos on Wednesday and her fans had a big reaction to the titillating style that she chose.
The 26-year-old noted in the geotag for the recent uploads that she was at a salon in Los Angeles named Hair Queen LA. It seemed that she had decided to try on a blond wig for fun and the results were fabulous.
The hottie filmed herself as she checked out the bombshell look in the salon. She wore a plaid shirt that was unbuttoned and pushed off of her shoulders to hang behind her torso. A black crop top barely contained her busty assets and it appeared she also had on a low-riding pair of black leather pants.
A man police are keen to speak to in relation to the incident A MAN was punched and spat at in the street. North Yorkshire Police say they are investigating an attack when a man was punched and spat at by another man in Bondgate, Ripon. They say the incident happened at about 2.30am on Friday, November 27 last year, but they have only now released information about it. A police spokesman said: We are requesting the public’s assistance to help establish the full circumstances surrounding the incident and in particular we are appealing for anyone who can identify the man pictured as we believe he may have information which could help the investigation.
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(SPRINGFIELD) The University of Illinois Extension continues with its free, weekly webinar series for smaller farming operations, running every Thursday now through March 25. Each session is offered from 12 noon to 1:00 each afternoon. Participants may register for any number of webinars that offer a special focus on local food production. For details or to register, go to the www.web.extension.illinois.edu website. Here’s the tentative schedule with speakers and their respective topics, all subject to change : February 4 : Andrew Coursey : aquaculture and aquaponic overview for urban agriculture February 11 : Andy Larson : topic to be announced
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There is no off season on the farm. Winter is a chance for small producers to gain new knowledge.
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Improve profitability, sustainability of local food, small farm specialty operations
There is no off season on the farm. Winter is a chance for small producers to gain new knowledge.
Check out this story on FarmersAdvance.com: https://www.farmersadvance.com/story/news/2021/01/25/improve-profitability-sustainability-local-food/4253125001/
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Small Farms Winter Webinars advance food production in Illinois
By Emily Steele, Media Communications Coordinator, Illinois Extension
GALESBURG There is no off season on the farm and winter is a chance for small producers to gain new knowledge. The University of Illinois Extension 2021 Small Farms Winter Webinar Series offers small farmers 10 free weekly sessions with tools to improve their profitability and sustainability.
Starting in January, university experts will provide practical knowledge producers can use on emerging topics that advance local food production in Illinois. Topics include biological pest control, aquaculture, cut flower production, regenerative grazing, accessing wholesale markets and more.