Session – 2 – Core Canine Obedience – Joel Ryles – 1:45 – 2:45 – will be live streamed. Session – 1 – Hands on Food Forest Chop, Drop, See, Plant – Workshop 10:00 – 12:00. and Orientation Safety Briefing 9:00-10:00 AM 
Breakfast – Coffee, Breakfast Bars, Fruit, etc. If you bought someone’s seat please ask them for the document if you don’t already have it or email me if you need it. If you are a registered student everything you need to know is in the event document. This is show up day for students to set up camp, we do social time, grilled brats and sausages, beers etc. There were also some minor errors on the schedule in the event pack (numeric dates) and this corrects them. Nick and I will lead that and we will be doing chop and drop (some of the trees are thorny), cover crop seed, stick planting cuttings of willows and popular along with mulching with straw.Īll the presentations except the two hands on ones will be live streamed on the TSPC Youtube Channel for free to anyone who wishes to watch them. As previously announced students are encouraged to bring a decent pair of gloves and a set of hand pruners if you have them for the food forest portion on Thursday. Sixty-two per cent of the industrial enterprises surveyed complained of bottlenecks and problems in procuring intermediate products and raw materials in August this year, according to the Ifo Institute for Economic Research.This is the final schedule after losing two presenters and adjusting for it. Enterprises still face difficulties completing their orders as supply chains are interrupted because of the war in Ukraine and distortions persist that have been caused by the COVID-19 crisis. Production is still affected by the extreme shortage of intermediate products. 
Production in the energy-intensive industrial branches has dropped by 8.6 per cent since February 2022.
This decrease was much larger than in industry as a whole. In the energy-intensive industrial branches, production declined by 2.1 per cent in August compared with July. The rise in calendar-adjusted industrial production was 2.1 per cent in August compared to the same month last year. Germany's industrial production in real terms was down by 0.8 per cent in August over July on a price-, seasonally- and calendar-adjusted basis after being unchanged month on month in July, provisional Federal Statistical Office data show.
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