Sentences with phrase «on foxtails»

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Working with Food & Drink Magazine on the article was a great experience with professionalism and integrity that presented Foxtail Foods as a premier food company on the rise.

In November, Foxtail will launch a line of cobblers for the foodservice industry that is keenly focused on hotels and casinos.

In a paper published in 2015, d'Alpoim Guedes and Bocinsky found that foxtail and proso millet, which fell out of cultivation on the Plateau 4,000 years ago as the climate got colder, could soon be grown there again as the climate warms up.

What I Wore: ASOS top & skirt, Love, Cortnie «Everyday Carryall Tote» in blush pink (HERE) & foxtail (last one on sale HERE)

Get tips on car safety & foxtail prevention for dogs, learn to create a healthy home for lizards, read about how the Salt Lake pet community is responding to cases of controversial dog deaths, and more in the August 2014 issue of Pets in the City magazine.

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Check your dog every so often for ticks, cuts or scratches especially on paw pads, and seeds or foxtails in ears and noses.

The dog usually starts sneezing violently and may have some eye twitching on the side with the foxtail.

Foxtail Symptoms: Be on the lookout for symptoms and get your pup to the vet immediately:

Grooming a Golden Retriever is not difficult but needs to be done on a regular basis, as the feathering can mat, especially if it gets wet or picks up burrs or foxtails.

Many veterinarians, particularly those east of the Mississippi that do not have exposure to foxtail infections on a regular basis, or who do not have a lot of working dog clients, will not have a grass awn infection high up on their diagnostic radar.

Often your pet will be started on antibiotics — topical or by mouth — to help treat any infection carried by the foxtails.

Someone to come here and mount a coherent arguement on RE and r2, on the possible justifications for cherry picking data, on the justification for claiming that the Bristlecone and Foxtail pines are temperature proxies, amongst many issues.

Foxtail and proso millet used to be cultivated on the Tibetan plateau 4,000 years ago when it was warmer, but as the climate got colder, they were abandoned for colder weather crops.