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par Beochien Sam 16 Oct 2010 - 17:03Bonjour !
La bonne rigolade de Today ... mais pas trop non plus ... vache d'annonce !
Quote : Sur Anet !
fxramper 
Bon, du 2 pour un à l'export ! Et UPS qui se lave les mains et refile l'affaire à Kalita !
Kalita (Houlà) envoie 170 vaches US pregnantes au Kazakhstan. ! Et il en reste plus de 2000 à transporter !
Bon, elles n'ont pas su lire la marque du transporteur, donc, pas de panique et pas d'accouchement en vol, ni prématurés, avant de monter à bord !
Pas de Veto non plus ?? Qualif de Sage femme pour l'équipage ???
Bel exploit quand même, 22 heures de vol !
------- Allez, à lire dans l'état ou ça sort ! -------------
http://www.mnn.com/lifestyle/pets-animals/stories/kazakhstan-flies-in-nd-cows-to-boost-beef-industry
Kazakhstan flies in N.D. cows to boost beef industry
170 pregnant cows and heifers are heading to former Soviet republic.
By James MacPherson, APTue, Oct 12 2010 at 11:44 PM EST 3 Comments
Photo: Michael Vosburg/AP
Dozens of hardy cattle bred to withstand North Dakota's harsh winters are headed to Kazakhstan.
The animals that left from Fargo on Tuesday in a jumbo jet are the first being sent to help rebuild the former Soviet republic's beef industry.
About 170 pregnant cows and heifers weighing more than 80 tons were put in metal crates for the 22-hour flight to Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan.
The joint venture between Bismarck-based Global Beef Consultants LLC and the Kazakhstan government calls for 2,040 Angus and Hereford cattle to be shipped on a dozen flights to the central Asian country by Dec. 15.
UPS officials say it's the first time the company had hauled a herd of bovines in the belly of one of its Boeing 747 freighters.
JPRS
La bonne rigolade de Today ... mais pas trop non plus ... vache d'annonce !
Quote : Sur Anet !
fxramper Bon, du 2 pour un à l'export ! Et UPS qui se lave les mains et refile l'affaire à Kalita !
Kalita (Houlà) envoie 170 vaches US pregnantes au Kazakhstan. ! Et il en reste plus de 2000 à transporter !
Bon, elles n'ont pas su lire la marque du transporteur, donc, pas de panique et pas d'accouchement en vol, ni prématurés, avant de monter à bord !
Pas de Veto non plus ?? Qualif de Sage femme pour l'équipage ???
Bel exploit quand même, 22 heures de vol !
------- Allez, à lire dans l'état ou ça sort ! -------------
http://www.mnn.com/lifestyle/pets-animals/stories/kazakhstan-flies-in-nd-cows-to-boost-beef-industry
Kazakhstan flies in N.D. cows to boost beef industry
170 pregnant cows and heifers are heading to former Soviet republic.
By James MacPherson, APTue, Oct 12 2010 at 11:44 PM EST 3 Comments
Photo: Michael Vosburg/AP Dozens of hardy cattle bred to withstand North Dakota's harsh winters are headed to Kazakhstan.
The animals that left from Fargo on Tuesday in a jumbo jet are the first being sent to help rebuild the former Soviet republic's beef industry.
About 170 pregnant cows and heifers weighing more than 80 tons were put in metal crates for the 22-hour flight to Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan.
The joint venture between Bismarck-based Global Beef Consultants LLC and the Kazakhstan government calls for 2,040 Angus and Hereford cattle to be shipped on a dozen flights to the central Asian country by Dec. 15.
UPS officials say it's the first time the company had hauled a herd of bovines in the belly of one of its Boeing 747 freighters.
JPRS
Dernière édition par Beochien le Sam 16 Oct 2010 - 17:31, édité 1 fois
