Paris, 12 February 2007
EFITA newsletter / 296 / European Federation for Information
Technology in Agriculture, Food and the Environment
Next AgriMMedia seminar: Marketing and sale via Internet of services and
products proposed by farmers
7 March – PARIS – during the Paris Show of Agriculture – an exceptional event
See: http://www.acta-informatique.fr/?d=6671
URGENT: Did you send your paper summary for the next EFITA congress in 2007
in Glasgow?
2 - 5 July 2007 - Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland, UK
See: http://www.efitaglasgow.org/
Contact: Caroline PARKER
E-mail: c.g.parker(a)gcal.ac.uk
Survey of 3,000 farmers in six countries identifies positive trends - Bioenergy
Center at Agritechnica
13 – 17 November - HANOVER
DLG, the organiser of Agritechnica, has published the results of its 2006 Trendmonitor
Survey of nearly 3,000 farmers in six European countries. The findings revealed
marked differences in the type of bioenergy sources currently being used by
farmers in individual countries and also their preferences for, and specific
plans to adopt, bioenergy sources for future energy generation. At Agritechnica,
the world’s number one exhibition for agricultural machinery, 14-17 November
2007, bioenergy will be a key feature.
The countries surveyed: Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Poland and
the UK. Farmers were asked to evaluate eleven different bioenergy sources in
terms of their potential future contribution to their farming business and asked
to detail any concerns.
See: http://www.dlg.org/en/press/press_office.html?struts=publicArtikelDetail.do&artikelId=1030&spracheId=2&kategorieId=1&bereich=News
Contact: Malene CONLONG
E-mail: m.conlong(a)dlg.org
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Advances in labour and machinery management for a profitable agriculture
and forestry (XXXII CIOSTA – CIGR Section V Conference)
17– 19 September 2007 - NITRA, Slovak Republic
See: http://www.mf.uniag.sk./ciosta
Contact: Jana HAVRANKOVA
E-mail: jana.havrankova(a)uniag.sk
FineCount 2.0, a free text analyzing software
It is a FREE text analyzing software which is specially designed for everyone
involved in translation business. Please, take a few minutes of your valuable
time to read this message, - you will not regret it!
>>> Introduction
An essential software package for translators and translation managers - providing
a wide range of features and functionality needed for document analysis. FineCount
can quickly provide detailed statistics for documents in many different formats
(Microsoft Word, PDF, HTML, and many others) FineCount can also be used to prepare
cost estimates and invoices for translation work. Moreover, FineCount allows
the users to create their own report templates that can be reused with different
documents.
>>> Free download : TransBabylon.com/fc/
>>> FineCount features
>>>> Analyzing following file formats: Adobe PDF (pdf) ; Open Office
(odt) ; Microsoft Word (doc, dot, rtf, wri, wps) ; Microsoft Excel (xls, xlt,
xl*) ; Microsoft PowerPoint (ppt, pot, pps) ; Microsoft Publisher (pub) ; XML,
HTML documents (html, htm, mht, mhtml, shtml, shtm) ; Text documents - (txt,
ini, log) ; Programmatic code and source code (pas, dpr, dpk, bpg, bdsproj,
bdsgroup, dfm, xfm, c, cpp, php, java, js)
>>>> Custom text block analyzing with batch scripting
>>>> Invoice and report generating
>>>> Integred File meta info changer
>>>> Text exporting
>>>> Support for Unicode
>>>> Correct analysis of hirogana, katakana, hieroglyphs and other
special alphabets
>>>> Text analyzing from the clipboard
>>>> Any other files in text format
Information provided by Dr. Ehud GELB
E-mail: gelb(a)agri.huji.ac.il
eFarmer Project
The portal services may significantly support farmers and their authorised
representatives to access up-to-date CAP content and in submission of farmer
claims to respective rural payment agencies.
See: http://www.efarmer.hu/
Contact: Judit Kovacs Katona
E-mail: katonaj(a)agr.unideb.hu
Welfare in animal transport: new year, new rules
The new Regulation on animal welfare in transport entered into force on
5 January 2007. This legislation aims to reduce the stress and harm that animals
can experience during land and sea journeys.
See: http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/health_consumer/dyna/consumervoice/create_cv.cfm?cv_id=281
Un hombre entró a un bar y se sentó en la barra, junto a una mujer. Él le
inició la conversación diciéndole:
- Hoy es un día especial para mí: estoy celebrando.
- ¡Qué coincidencia!, - dijo la mujer, - yo también estoy celebrando.
Ambos levantaron sus copas y las entrechocaron, y ella le preguntó,
- ¿Y se puede saber qué estás celebrando?
- Tengo una granja avícola muy importante, - contestó el hombre -. Durante
años mis gallinas eran infértiles, pero hoy en día, finalmente, son fértiles.
- ¡Qué coincidencia!, - dijo la mujer.- Mi esposo y yo hemos estado tratando
de tener un bebé. Hoy día, ¡mi ginecólogo me ha dicho que estoy embarazada!
¿Cómo hiciste para que tus gallinas se volvieran fértiles?,- preguntó ella.
- Cambié de macho, - contestó el hombre.
- ¡Qué coincidencia! - dijo ella.
Contact: I. KITRON
E-mail: kitron1(a)terra.com.br
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