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The service is impeccable & adds substantially to the enjoyment Of the creativity of the genius chef & his flawless team! It's dinner & a show!
It was a special and outstanding meal with wonderful and innovative food. Nice to see the open kitchen and watch the work, very entertaining as well. Outstanding wine program !
This is a restaurant for someone who is looking for an experience through both ambiance and food. If you are budget conscious this place is not for you. This is for the sophisticated foodie and nouveau riche taking over San Francisco. The atmosphere is perfect; spacious, music is set at the right decibel, not too pretentious but enough flare and arrogance that a restaurant of this nature should have. The food itself was spectacular, an 18 course story brought to life over the course of three hours. Great for two people but I believe the perfect number of guests for Saison is a seating of four.
Fabulous cuisine and service. Outstanding in every respect.
Saison is a REAL GEM OF A FIND in San Fran! Absolutely superb food and wine and service! And the open kitchen - the Chefs looked like they were performing an Opera albeit without the sound! Would recommend Saison to all our friends looking for an "adventure" - good value for money!
We enjoyed this very much. The wine pairings were very good. It was nice to be able to watch the chefs at work from our table. The service was impeccable. The food was on par with what we have had at the french laundry, etc.
An 18-course meal, each one delicious & inventive. This is food-lovers paradise.
Food was excellent throughout the course except it was too heavy on sweets at the end. Would like to see a course of beef or pork in addition to the squab ( not big on the bird). Loved the ambiance!
This restaurant is simply amazing! Yes it is pricey but it delivers. Stunning food, impeccable service, and very cool space. Saison is the real deal. My date and i have eaten at some of the finest restaurants in the world and this is in the big leagues! Can't wait to go back!
Was a wonderful evening.. not much more can be said about this venue that has not been said. Was everything we expected and more. Meal was amazing, service sharp but friendly, room is a sublime view into the mind of Chef. If you are even considering a visit do yourself a favour and just go, you will not regret it.
My husband took me here for our 10 year anniversary and it was life changing. The food was impeccable... amazing flavor profile that hit every senses. We will definitely be back!
It would have been more appropriate for the server to let us know the cost of the price fix meal prior to receiving the check. I knew it was going to be expensive; however, it was about double what I expected, and about triple what I am used to at excellent San Francisco restaurants. In my opinion, the cost was not worth the experience.
We always look for a special place to take out of town friends to. The experience at Saison has surpassed our expectations and I found the place to be even more impressive than Atelier Crenn (which is also outstanding). What struck me the most was the casual atmosphere at Saison combined with impeccable service and fantastic food/presentation. A must for all foodies.
Had a most enjoyable meal at Saison. Everything was spectacular.
Hands down Saison is the best restaurant in the Bay Area. The food is creative and innovative, yet delicious. Everything cooked over fire -- love it.
The very best restaurant in the Bay Area. There is nothing else like it from the open kitchen to the truly amazing food.
Saison exceeded our expectations in every respect. The service was exceptional, Food original and unique. There was not single familiar flavor or dish. If you want a memorablent and exciting dining event in a lovely, low key space, at at Saison. Pricey but worth every cent.
I have been to Saison a few times and every time that I go, there is always something that amazes and exceeds my expectations. Every seat has a great view of the kitchen and you can tell that you are in a special place once you sit down. The food is extraordinary and the staff is pleasant without being stuffy. This isn't just my favorite restaurant, but my favorite dining experience.
We'd be hardpressed to choose a favorite dish in the evening's menu...everything was perfect. The attention to detail, the presentation and the fabulous service made this an evening to remember for a very long time.
We took our family of five (three teenage children) to Saison. While it is expensive, we were able to dine from the a-la-carte menu rather than have everyone take the tasting menu. The staff were amazingly friendly and relaxed, making us all feel special, and giving the children a positive experience. It isn't an intimidating environment like some top end restaurants can be. The food was excellent - innovative and delicious. We have eaten at a number of Michelin starred restaurants and this was one of the best. Highly recommended.
I agree with all the reviewers who have raved about the food and service at Saison. You are getting more than a great meal, you are getting a great show. It is a pleasure to watch the chef and everyone in the kitchen. You have probably never seen people use eye droppers and tweezers to prepare the food. I will say that this is the first Tasting menu I have had in a long time where I didn't get bored, and didn't feel stuffed. The pacing was perfect. I loved every morsel. Some memorable tastes included the caviar in the tomato gelee and corn pudding with okra (fantastic), and the home cured ikura with slightly seared salmon. And, we were delightred with the parker house buns. We also loved the desserts. They were not too intense.
Having dined at the likes of El Bulli, Joel Robuchon, French Laundry, I can say that It's not often that I'm really impressed with a meal at a restaurant. Saison is clearly the best in town (and yes, I've been to Atelier Crenn). Due to sloppy research, I didn't realize that the 18 course tasting menu was the only option, but we rolled with the punches. After all, a place that gives you Krug champagne while you wait can't be that bad ... In fact, it was uniformly excellent. Macaroons that are as good (arguably better) than in St. Emillion or Paris. Caneles likewise. Best bread ever. Lots of Kaiseki style seafood. Australian (!) truffles (it's winter down there) were not as fragrant as the real thing, but large quantity makes up for it.
The most spiritual experience that you can have on a plate. If you can't run there then walk, if you can't walk then then crawl, if you can't crawl then drag yourself. However you do it just get there.
Save your money and just go! The service is fantastic and with personality. The food is really quite stunning. The space is well thought out. Every single aspect of the dining experience has been pondered over and contemplated. What a treat. It will not be long until getting a table here will be next to impossible.
One of the most amazing dining experiences of my life. That is what it is....an experience. You must go if you want some of the best food in the country.
Saison is utterly phenomenal. My meal on Saturday easily surpassed my previous night's dinner at another bay area 2-star Michelin restaurant, which itself was fantastic. In the past few years I've been dining throughout the Bay Area and Los Angeles's top Michelin-starred restaurants, but Saison tops them all. The flavors are pure but very complex. All of this takes place in a nice but comfortable setting, with service that is warm and personal, without any pretension. This is destination dining for sure, and probably the very best one can have in California, and is certainly one of the very top in the US. All of its accolades are well-deserved. Highly, highly recommended.
I don't know that the descriptive power of the English language can do Saison justice. All of the formal reviews of this place have mentioned the cost, the open kitchen, the extensive wine list, but ultimately a restaurant is all about the food. Nothing prepared my wife or me for just how good this was. Yes, you can read the breathless descriptions online or in foodie magazines, but even that doesn't (and can't) capture the beautiful dance of flavors and textures throughout the course of our dinner @ Saison. Like a great jazz number or ballet, the elegant simplicity of the dishes hid a wealth of technique and talent that is special even for the Bay Area. Wish the wine descriptions were a bit more informative, but beyond that: flawless.
Absolutely outstanding from start to finish. Would highly recommend Saison for a truly special occasion.
If you are looking for an over-the-top dining experience Saison cannot be topped (except by Benu, maybe). Very exclusive and very expensive but if you have the means- it's worth every penny.
Amazing!!! Everything from the wine, food, Ambiance and service!!! We did the wine pairing and was def worth it!! Very expensive but I will def be eating here again at some point! Worth the price
I had to convince my fiance to agree to eat at Saison, and we were both so very happy we did. This restaurant is unlike any other. It takes the love and tender care of food to a new level; dinner was comprised of 23 small courses, each one more decadent and gorgeous than the last. The service was attentive nearly to a fault. We became friendly with each of the dozen staff members who visited our table. The soundtrack was 1980s roller rink. Go, spend, enjoy every second!
Everything was absolutely amazing. The food was beautiful, tasted amazing, and was done with extreme creative flair. The service was impeccable. The wine pairings were nothing short of perfection. You feel like you are sitting in the kitchen, and it's amazing to watch the chefs nerd out over your food, and then bring it right to your table. The entire experience was a night to remember. Out of this world.
Undoubtedly pricey but so worth it to experience the level of service and luxury food that we had that night. The staff was exquisitely attentive and the sommelier was courteously knowledgeable. My only quibble was that upon our arrival we were seated near the bar for what I thought would be a short wait for our table. It finally dawned on me after the procession of a few dishes that we were already at our table. The scene at the bar was quite interesting --and the people attractive--but I would have preferred a view of the kitchen and the wonders emanating from it.
I was very impressed with my dining experience at Saison. Saison beautifully executed it's dishes with fresh ingredients. The bites were tantalizing on the palate and really had me looking forward to the next dish!! The beverage pairings were well-thought out and really highlighted both the dish and the beverage itself. For example, one wine pairing tasted deliciously different with 3 different courses (I'll call this wine-3 ways)...and the subtle change in flavor of the wine was beautifully expressed when paired with the food. The service and decor were terrific. It was the quiet underdog in a sea of behemoths vying for my attention and palate.
Saison has a uniquely comfortable dining region. There are not many tables. The atmosphere is intimate. The tasting menu is excellent. Some of the items were unusual, but overall, the food was excellent and the service was attentive.
I had a great dining experience from beginning to end. Anyone who is looking for a perfect place to send their executives, I would certainly recommend it. However, as it requires at least 2 hours to fully enjoy the dining experience, this is not a good fit for a quick meeting or a place to dine before going to see a show/concert, etc. Just love it.
What a romantic moment in a great place, high class service and fantactic food. Unforgettable......
We read every review before we booked. None was bad, though the implication was that the place would evolve with time. Lovelier and more elegant than the reviews led us to believe, and the expensive furnishings are noticeable and appreciated. Also more indulgent and centered around seafood. VERY inventive dishes -- 16 of them! Because of the seafood theme, wine pairings are mostly white, and some may find it difficult to appreciate their astounding price. Only concern -- considering the financial investment and culinary achievement, the meal should have been paced to last a minimum of 3 hrs, as stated by restaurants of a similar stature. We were out the door in 2.5 hrs, though completely satiated.
Gastronomic delight. Not to be missed. The best of everything. Way beyond expectation. Expensive but worth every penny.
I'll let the exquisite food speak for itself, particularly because it leaves you speechless. The staff was above and beyond attentive and made us feel like celebrities without smothering us. My husband and I came here on our honeymoon and were congratulated instantly which reaffirmed the newlywed bliss. Absolutely recommending this restaurant for special occasions and foodies.
First let's get price out of the way: Saison is expensive, very expensive, and with the wine pairings even more so. But the two of us have dined all around the world, at some of the finest restaurants in terms of stars and reviews, and this is world class. The space is largely wide open, and we wee lucky to have banquette seating (my preference) directly facing the frenetic but fun kitchen. It's like art being made and you get to watch. The wine pairings were perfect, although a one-course beer pairing was jarring and I wouldn't recommend it. Service was impeccable and invisible unless we wanted to ask a question or make a request or comment. My partner didn't love the 80s music, selected by the chef, but I loved it!
Everything was fabulous - could not have been better. But I had no idea how expensive it was going to be. CRAZY! Not that it is not a wonderful meal - but I just can't wrap my head around this, especially when there is wonderful food to be had at very special restaurants for a quarter of the price.
Eating at the Saison was a true adventure in eating. Yes, the food was excellent (heavy on the 'raw fish' side), but it was the entire experience that will be treasured. Usually we don't like to sit any where near the kitchen, but watching the staff "construct" each course was fun! Overall it was a unique and excellent dining experience. You do need to know the cost before you go.
Enjoyed the meal and experience. Service was excellent. Food was very creative and artistic but a little bit too heavy with the seafood. Not really sure the premium wine pairing was "premium" and warranting the double fee from the standard wine pairing. Expensive evening, but that was expected from reviewing the website before making reservations.
Saison was definitely one of the best meals of my life. Their Black Cod dish definitely blew my mind! It's definitely on the pricey side but it was all worth it!
Flavors of each course were perfect to the palate. Fragrance and taste were well balanced! The open kitchen experience and interactions with chefs were both exciting and fun. Service was meticulous! They paid attention to every details!
Wonderful, thoughtfully prepared cuisine. Knowledgeable sommelier. Very attentive and personable service staff. Highly recommended for regular evenings in SF. Thank you for a wonderful time, looking forward to seeing you again!
While undoubtedly expensive, our recent meal was worth every penny. Freshest of fresh, with mind-blowing intensity and delicacy of flavors….add Japanese-like attention to presentation and Saison is perhaps as close as it gets to perfect. Our best meal in the US this year, bar none.
Food and wine pairings truly remarkable. Service an A+. View of kitchen gave an opportunity to observe real professionalism.
We have been on a mission for years. Get enough Open Table points and eat here with the vouchers. With points in hand, it was worth it. The staff was unbelievable; highly friendly as well as professional. The food was original as well as creative, reflective of the season. Enjoyed the open kitchen. Nothing was stuffy or pretentious. We would rank this as one of the best restaurants in the city. If you get the chance to eat here, it is well worth it.


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- Delicate wire hoops
- Rose and yellow goldtone shimmer-textured diamond dust beads
- Silver and goldtone rhinestone Rondell bead spacers
- Eurowires
- Coordinates with Short Diamond Dust Beaded Necklace
- 1 1/2" Drop
- Metal
- Imported
these are adorable. simple but can dress up any outfit.
January 5, 2013
Beautiful and comfortable
The colors and details are beautiful. They are light and versatile. Would recommend!!
December 16, 2012
These earrings are gorgeous without being too large - they don't weigh your ears down and they have a bit of glitter. Love them.
December 13, 2012
Beautiful and elegant earrings
I didn't plan on buying these, but the colors are actually a tad darker in shade in reality and so elegant. They are sturdy earrings and shine wonderfully. I am excited to wear them with a matching outfit!
November 25, 2012
Love Rose Gold mix
Not a fan of Gold on me but love the Rose gold and chocolate brown jewelry line.
November 8, 2012
Nice accent for fall
I saw these earrings in the store & knew that I'd have to get them eventually - no regrets here! These earrings go great with their matching necklace, and I'd recommend them to anyone wanting to get in on the rose gold look.
November 8, 2012
These earrings are very cute. But I had to bend the hoop part because they came off.
November 1, 2012
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قد يتم تطبيق رسوم على إقامة شخص إضافي، وقد تختلف تلك الرسوم تبعاً لسياسة الفندق.
يلزم تقديم إثبات شخصية به صورة وصادر عن جهة حكومية، وبطاقة ائتمان أو مبلغ تأمين نقدي عند تسجيل الوصول، وذلك لتغطية أي رسوم نثرية.
تخضع الطلبات الخاصة لمدى التوافر وقت تسجيل الوصول وقد تستلزم سداد رسوم إضافية، ولا يمكن ضمان تلبية الطلبات الخاصة.
**قد تتوفر هذه الخدمات فقط في بعض الغرف أو الوحدات. وقد يتم دفع رسوم إضافية مقابل بعض الخدمات.
يوجد في الموقع حمام سباحة مغطى وحمام سباحة مكشوف يُفتح حسب الموسم. تشتمل المرافق الترفيهية الأخرى على صالة لياقة بدنية مفتوحة 24 ساعة.
تقوم المنشأة السياحية بفرض الرسوم ومبالغ التأمين التالية في وقت تقديم الخدمة، أو تسجيل إجراءات الوصول، أو إنهاء إجراءات المغادرة.
القائمة الموضحة أعلاه قد لا تكون شاملة. فالرسوم ومبالغ التأمين قد لا تشمل الضريبة كما قد تخضع للتغيير.
قد يتم تطبيق رسوم على إقامة شخص إضافي، وقد تختلف تلك الرسوم تبعاً لسياسة الفندق.
يلزم تقديم إثبات شخصية به صورة وصادر عن جهة حكومية، وبطاقة ائتمان أو مبلغ تأمين نقدي عند تسجيل الوصول، وذلك لتغطية أي رسوم نثرية.
تخضع الطلبات الخاصة لمدى التوافر وقت تسجيل الوصول وقد تستلزم سداد رسوم إضافية، ولا يمكن ضمان تلبية الطلبات الخاصة.
DONT BOOK HERE! !!!!!!!!!!!!تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
Housekeeping did not even come in the room. No towels left, no beds made. The hallways where not vaccumed. Maybe they don't own a vaccum anymore. Stayed here may times and it has gone down hill over the last 5 yrs. Indoor pool with cold water. Each room used to have a small fridge in it. Now you have to rent one and the spot they took it from was b […] are. قراءة المزيدتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"Needs complete overhaul"
This is a typically run down hotel that needs a complete overhaul. Its perfectly located, within walking distance to several prime attractions, and has great potential, but its just been worn down to the point of my not understanding that Ramada wants its brand associated. We have come to Lancaster for 30+ years and though many hotels in this area need […] upgrading, this one ranked very low. I have never seen a list in a hotel room enumerating almost every item in the room in terms of cost associated with theft. I feel sorry for the hotel they have to post this, but its kind of telling. قراءة المزيدتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"close to my work area"
two flights of steps to get ice.no celery with the wings.place is a dump.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"The location is great"
The hotel could use a major update.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
Room 527 is a nightmare! The entire so called hotel should be condemned. Water stains on ceiling, disgusting carpeting, urine stain on the toilet seat, filthy box springs, a sign on the door leading to a balcony that warns of security issues if door uis unlocked, mold in refrigerator and the list goes on. Stay at your own risk!تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"Worth the price"
Great Price. Great location. Needs some TLC. But overall good for the price you paid. Front desk personnel were very helpful. The indoor pool was actually heated - unlike some we have been to.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"Convenient location"
Out dated decor. No hot tub. Pool area was not enticing. Room shower was very hard to use. We slept well and the location was convenient.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"central to sights"
Stay was ok but the hotel rooms themselves need serious up dating, tried to call front desk but no answer!تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"Staff very helpful, carpet & pool not so clean"
Quality of service was very good. Cleanliness of room, especially the carpet, and the pool surfaces and water were not good.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
The hotel is very dated but is clean. I stayed for 7 days. There are no microwaves or refrigerators in the rooms. Unless you book directly with them they do not inform you that you can rent a refrigerator for extra $$ per night if they have one. The only elevator is very small and has a mind of its own. The TV remotes might or might not work. Finally […] they gave me the code sheet so I could program them my self. The continental breakfast is less than desirable. I surprised by the fact that this hotel is a Ramada hotel. I figured their standards would be higher. قراءة المزيدتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"Needs Update Desperately!!"
The condition if this hotel was not what I expected for a Ramada-it was in dire need if a complete revamping- staff mostly pleasant but the place is a total dive! Would never return!تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"falling apart"
Carpets were missing in some places and wallpaper was hanging off the walls. Inside pool was filthy with a scum line around the edges. Outside pool was green and looked like a swamp. Room was nice but needed to be updated. Only positive was Ann who worked the complimentary breakfast!تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"will not stay again"
We had trash on the floor of our hotel room as if it had not been vacuumed. Not impressed. Will not return.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"Would avoid"
The hotel has tremendous potential but needs renovating. There was a dirty wastebasket collecting a water leak in the hallway. It was just about full with water. The carpets are dingy & stained. The hallways smell of old smoke. Don't recommend. It's our 2nd stay here but will avoid in the future.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
Continental Breakfast was marginal and they would not allow for a late checkout, even for just an hour. Otherwise, it was fine.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"Rundown Ramada"
A friend and I brought our toddlers to visit Dutch Wonderland and chose this hotel because it is right across the street, which was very convenient. That said, the hotel is quite run down. A tv in one of our rooms was unwatchable due to too much static and the wireless internet was out all weekend. There was a bucket of dirty water in the hallway catching […] a drip from the ceiling and the rooms, while clean, were extremely worn out and unappealing. The staff was pleasant. I wouldn't recommend it until it gets a make over. قراءة المزيدتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
Nice - will stay again!تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
I'd stay there again.. Great location and great staffتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
The breakfast was cold and very skimpy not alot of choices, you only had one choice of yoguart, the coffee was luke warm, I was not satisfied... The bathroom in my room needs repair, the stopper on the sink is broken and the remote control did not work Also when the rain came the tv stopped.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"Very old and falling apart"
The staff was awesome! They would be perfect at a high end resort. Two hallways had buckets full of water and ceiling tiles on the floor. A couple of the hallways SMELLED of smoke b/c of people in rooms. The pool area was dirty and had no towels after 7pm. The workout room is laughable, the one elliptical didn't work and you were left with one trea […] dmill. قراءة المزيدتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"very pleasant"
My family and i stayed overnight and had a very enjoyable stay. The indoor pool was very nice. Only problem was there was no clock in the pool area so we didn't know the time. The kids enjoyed the game room and the front desk staff was very friendly.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Expedia
"close to outlets"
disappointed - I thought that a chain would have nicer accommodations. There was chipped paint, stains in the bathroom, not much of a selection for the included breakfast.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"the price is right"
Every thing was what I expected it to be. We did not want to stay at a high priced motel. I cannot complain about anything. It was ok..not for everyone..for our needs it was ok... I would go back...if same low cost.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
After checking in we went to dinner to come back and fine someone in our room. We told the first desk where they only gave us a small refund for unconvince and we were put in a room with less of a view and right by the exit door and ice machine.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Expedia
"Hershey park Dutch wonderland"
The nice thing was, we booked for a standard room and asked for a free upgrade and they gave my friend and I a free upgrade.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Expedia
"Close to shopping"
Hotel overall was decent, room had water stains on the walls missing appliance ( mini fridge ) buckets for dripping water were in several places in the hallways. They advertise free wifi, but you can never log into the wifi. They offer game room which you were required to pay for the kids to play, pools were decent and clean. Continental breakfast was […] not too pleasing ( you get better choices at a gas station store). I wouldn't stay there again unless absolutely was my last choice. قراءة المزيدتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Expedia
The room was very clean and kept up every day. If we needed something they provided what we asked for immediately. Both pools were open and it was great. The breakfast was good. It was close to all the outlet shopping areas. They are updating and some areas need it, but we enjoyed our stay there and would go back again.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"good coffee, great pool; bad wi-fi /fitness room"
If the in-room wi-fi had worked as well as the Wolfgang Puck coffeepot, that would have been great. Wi-fi worked in the business room, but there was no A/C there or in the recreation room. The treadmill wasn't working, so there really was no fitness room, but the outdoor pool was wonderful. It was a good stay, but it could have been better if Ramada […] upgraded some things. قراءة المزيدتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"Not So Good"
The hotel is huge and it was the cheapest deal around, at least 40% cheaper that most of the hotels in the area. So I guess you get what you pay for. The window in my room had a huge crack on it, the corridors of the hotel were dirty and needed to be vacumed, the pillows on the bed were misshapen and despite a sign saying that an unmanned door needed […] a room card to open it was opening without my card at 11:00PM so security could be a issue. So while I couldn't recommend the hotel to anyone I will concede it was the best deal that weekend. قراءة المزيدتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Expedia
The hotel staff was friendly, however the room itself was in severe disrepair. The bedside lamps had to be turned on and off using the lightbulbs, and the outlets were starting to sink into the wall. I was disappointed since I have stayed at Ramadas before. Being so close to the outlets it would be a great location if the necessary repairs are comp […] leted. قراءة المزيدتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Expedia
"Wonderful Hotel for a Trip to Dutch Wonderland"
My family and I really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. There were in the process of painting and doing repairs but the stay was pleasing.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Expedia
"Horrible for the price"
Air conditioner was no good. No fridge in the room. Continental breakfast sucked. The elevator is ancient. Called front desk and no one ever answers. No toilet paper in the bathroom. The coffee maker was dirty. The list goes on...Ufff I dont recommend.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Expedia
"Good Location, Older Facility"
The location was great but the room was older and the bathroom was not very clean. Our rear window was cracked all the way down and had tape holding it together. This was scary having small kids with us. Also there was a leaking pipe in the hallway with a very dirty trash can collecting the water for our entire two-night stay. The hotel is directly […] across the street from Dutch Wonderland, so you can just walk across the street. Indoor/outdoor pools were convenient. The free breakfast was a mad-house of families competing for table space to eat. Nonetheless, in general the people were friendly and relaxed and the hotel is competitively priced. قراءة المزيدتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"Catastrophe !!!!"
It is cannot be called Hotel! Even Motel is to much of a status for this burn!تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Expedia
"Close to the Amish Village"
We expected more about the Ramada Inn. It was disappointing because certain items were missing in the room and bathroom and some other items were broke. The facilities as pool and indoor poor were not maintenance. Continental breakfast was served but most of the food run out before serving time was over. Staff person was asked to bring more fruit and […] she was nasty to guests. Lobby bathrooms were in poor conditions in lighting and they were dirty. Security was also poor entrance of the hotel was unattened and open to anyone to enter the hotel. Lighting in that area was also poor. قراءة المزيدتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Expedia
I was disappointed with the hotel our room had a water leak in the corner. The beds were very hard and we had to ask for towels and washcloths the first night and the second night they had no washcloths clean. The phone in our room didn't work too well some of the numbers stuck. The outside pool was the only good thing. The hotel needs a lot of TLC […] . قراءة المزيدتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"Ok for one night"
The hotel was ok for 1 night, passing through the area, and just needed an inexpensive place to sleep. Two nights or more? Out of the question. It's seriously past it's prime, and would need some major renovations. You get what you pay for.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Expedia
"Across from Dutch Wonderland"
The hotel has a great location, but is in dire need of an update.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Expedia
"Ok if your just spending the night."
The room was ok to just stay overnight but the pool and overall condition of the hotel is run down. Needs to be updated.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Expedia
Very dissatisfied with WiFi. Asked twice to look into. Nothing. When we checked out didn't seem to matter to the manager that we had a problem.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"Terrible hotel but good location"
We only stayed one night- and I was glad. The hotel needs MAJOR renovations. I felt like I was staying in a run down dorm. The carpets had stains on them. The metal finishings were rusted, the lamps were dirty, and the phones were broken. The knobs on the tub were sticky for some reason. The room smelled like a mixture of smoke and dampness. The carpet […] was moist, as if someone had spilled water and it wasn't dry yet.However, the location was really good. It was close to the outlet mall (walking distance), and to Amish sites and attractions. There was a lot of places to eat around the hotel. The complimentary breakfast wasn't bad either. This hotel would be a great place to stay if they tore it down and built it from scratch. قراءة المزيدتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"across the street from dutch wonderland"
At one time this hotel was probably beautiful. It is run down. There was scaffolding in the area with the indoor pool. The balcony was crumbling and there were no chairs. There were weeds growing through the cracks of pavement and the paint was peeling off of the terrace. There was not much variety at breakfast. Staff was courteous.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"loved the closeness to everything"
We stayed in room 223 and I loved that it had a door to the outside, as we could go out there and smoke and watch children playing in the pool. Just need to put more outdoor furniture out.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"Close to Biblical Tabinacal"
We came here for my friends 40 th birthday weekend, only thing that was nice were the beds they are comfortable. The lobby was so big, but empty, needs slot of updates. I just needed a place to sleep and shower, the tub was squissh, there was water under the tub. They did have a bar the bartender was nice would not stay again. The work out place was […] old, the pool was not good قراءة المزيدتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Expedia
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This hotel needs a total make over and it does not fit Ramada standards.تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"mediocre at best"
Management was friendliness at check-in. Hotel is definitely really old, and needs renovation. Rugs seem to "maintain" certain odors, so when walking around, you might get a muggy feeling with a certain aroma. The tv was horrible. Old, and the cable they "include" kept blurring out, and getting static-y. It was like you were trying to watch tv back […] in the day when they only offered 3 channels, and any slight movement of the satellite would disrupt the signal. So, if you're just looking for a place to rest for the night, and nothing special, then consider this place. If you want more, then keep in mind this place is mediocre at best. قراءة المزيدتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"Horribly smelly stay"
I could not believe the measure of nastiness this hotel had. First, the front desk was lounging back when I walked in. Secondly, the elevators seemed as if they were 40years old! They probably were. The room smelled like something died in there. I had to spray my body spray in order to sleep well. There was a dead bug in the ceiling. (I'm horrified […] of any type of bugs). The walls were obviously so thin that my conversation with my fiancé received a noise complaint! The only positive note I may have is their continental breakfast... Simple and sweet. قراءة المزيدتعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Hotels.com
"Nice Hotel for the price"
It is convenient to many Lancaster attractions. Nice pools, comfortable beds, clean, spacious. The included continental breakfast is "carb heaven", but the coffee was good. We would stay there again with price and comfort being main considerations. We had 2 side by side rooms to accommodate our extended family of 8تعليق أصلي من أحد نزلاء Expedia
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the pups will be around 20 to 30 lbs. How big is Jack? I thought he was only 14 lbs. or so. Surprised you are expecting that range. I ask because of his bio on his website. He sure produces adorable pups!!
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Just wanted to share my new litter that I'm excited about from my Providence and Halton Hills Jack of Hearts who welcomed 7 beautiful red/apricot small mediums to the world July 25th. Check out their ...
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Joyce of Annabelle Doodles,
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Providence is about 30/35ish and Jack's
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Pups have tended more towards the Dam's size than his. Thanks I'm really proud of this litter. Providence is mostly American lines with an F2 dad and and F-1 Grandmum so I'm glad to see such nice...
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I am so excited about this litter and so very glad I got my deposit in early for choice boy, love them.
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Dixie, my Bonnie is Jack's daughter. Rivermist Hailey is the mom. She's a sweetheart and so far has kept her color well with a bit of lightening on the back. I'll be breeding her to your Sandford in...
I'm hopefully keeping my "red girl"
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from this litter and I hope she turns out as beautiful as your girl.
You might want to check to see if she carries for chocolate
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Jack does but my Bonnie does not.Depending on your Mom's dna type you may get lucky and have a chocolate carrier. I'm so excited to be breeding her to my caramel parti male this fall. I just love...
Love the reds too. Hoping to breed her to Fuego
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late next year for deep reds. She has a good chance to carrier for chocolate as Mom is Bbee also. One of the boys looks like he will be dark apricot bbee. Your Sanford is a cutie. U'll have lovely...
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Highlights: Explore the old town of Lijiang, hike Tiger Leaping Gorge, visit a monastery in Shangri La, indulge in the spicy cuisine of Yunnan
China, Yangtze and Tibet Explorer (ACCE)
While retracing the footsteps of ancient warriors along the Great Wall, you realize you're onto something. You want to get into the heart of the Middle Kingdom and our guides will take you 'over the wall'. Handpicked for their expertise, they'll bring you deep into China and walk backward in time with you to Tibet where you'll reconnect with ancient ways long forgotten by the modern world. You'll have the chance to visit and have lunch at the village where the Terracotta warriors were unearthed, and experience a tea tasting in Shanghai. You won't just experience China's arts and culture, you'll become a part of it.
Highlights: Enjoy a walk along the Great Wall and a cycle along Xi'an's city walls, ponder Tibetan spirituality in Buddhist temples and monasteries, get up close and personal with pandas at a breeding centre in Sichuan, cruise the mighty Yangtze River on a luxury riverboat, taste tea in a traditional ceremony and learn about Chinese calligraphy
Ancient Empires—Beijing to Tokyo (ACCJ)
Explore two ancient nations in 18 well-packed days on this unique journey that takes you from the epic lengths of the Great Wall of China to the poetic views of Mt Fuji. You'll face an army of Terracotta Warriors for an historical encounter you won't soon forget and spend nights in a traditional ryokan and a shukubo temple lodging for an authentic Japanese experience. Our CEOs will take you off the beaten track to reveal the cultural treasures of the region's ancient sites.
Highlights: Experience the contrast between cultures, meet the ancient Terracotta Warriors, cross the East China Sea, get a bird's-eye view of Mt Fuji from a cable car, stay in a traditional ryokan
China Express (ACCR)
Walk backwards in time along the Great Wall and stare down an army of Terracotta Warriors before leaping into the future of Shanghai's incredible high-rise towers on this fast-paced tour of China's highlights. With the perfect blend of guided activities and free time to explore on your own, this adventure is made for those who want to get a taste of China in a short amount of time.
Highlights: Trek along the Great Wall, visit the Forbidden City in Beijing and the canal town of Suzhou, experience a local meal and Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an, enjoy an acrobat show in Shanghai
Essential China (ACEC)
Encounter the essence of China in all its wonderful diversity—climb the Great Wall and stare down the Terracotta Warriors before heading down south on this 3-week tour of China's cultural and natural highlights. Rest your gaze on the giant Buddha of Leshan and explore ancient mountainside monasteries at Emei Shan, then float down the world-famous Three Gorges of the Yangtze River before stepping out to experience the vibrant rural life and stunning scenery of Yangshuo. With your accommodation and transport arranged by our expert CEOs, this adventure offers up a great combination of must-see highlights and free time to explore on your own.
Highlights: Bargain in bustling markets, hike the Great Wall and explore the Forbidden City, stand face-to-face with Terracotta Warriors, visit a panda sanctuary, cruise the Yangtze, bike through Yangshuo's karst landscape
- Travel Style:
- Classic
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 3
Highlights of China (ACHC)
Experience the towering achievements of China's rich history as you uncover its past along the Great Wall and reflect on its future among Shanghai's gleaming towers. Explore the country's great cities, magnificent architecture, Buddhist heritage and archaeological treasures. Float down the Yangtze River and wander among iconic limestone karsts. Our expert CEOs will reveal the region's hidden gems, taking the hassle out of travel so you can focus on experiencing all that China has to offer.
Highlights: Explore Shanghai's Bund and the famous Shanghai Museum, cycle Yangshuo's dramatic rice fields, relax on a Three Gorges cruise, visit the Terracotta Warriors, walk along the Great Wall
- Travel Style:
- Classic
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Central Asia on the Silk Road (ACKU)
Since opening up to travellers, China and its northwestern neighbours don't seem quite as out-there a destination to some people – but they're clearly not looking in the right places. This comprehensive 26-day journey from Beijing to Tashkent is one of those experiences that will stay with you for a lifetime. Picking up in the Chinese capital, you'll visit the Uyghur province of Xinjiang, learning about the food, culture and history of this minority group. Then, we'll leave China behind and venture into Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan to retrace part of the route that helped build empires: The Silk Road. From stunning snow-capped mountains to arid deserts, experience a side of Asia you'd never be able to manage on your own in a way that you'll barely believe is real.
Highlights: Wander along the Great Wall, stare down the Terracotta Warriors, ride a camel through sand dunes, bargain at Kashgar's Sunday bazaar, stay in yurt with a Kyrgyz family, marvel at the sights in Bukhara and Samarkand.
Hidden China & Inner Mongolia (ACNC)
To truly understand China, you've got to get out and meet it on its own terms, which is exactly what this 12-day trip through the country's northern reaches delivers. Up here, you'll get to the big stuff (the Great Wall, Xi'an's Terracotta Army, Beijing) and lesser-known treasures that only the hardiest of travellers ever get to see: village life in Inner Mongolia, the amazing Yungang Buddhist Caves and the nearly 3,000-year-old city of Pingyao, to name just a few. North China: No tourists allowed!
Highlights: Envision ancient times at the Great Wall of China, live like a local in an Inner Mongolian ger, marvel at the Hanging Monastery of Datong, stare down the Terracotta Warriors, learn traditional Chinese painting in Pingyao
China on a Shoestring—Beijing to Hong Kong (ACRG)
For ambitious travellers on a tight budget who are after an experience full of the very best this country has to offer, this tour showcases the scenic wonders without missing its most famous cities and sites. Walk back in time along the Great Wall then see the future in Shanghai. Our CEOs will help you dig deeper into the very best of China. Offering a great deal of flexibility, our optional activities allow you to go beyond the highlights.
Highlights: Explore cosmopolitan cities, uncover ancient capitals and charming rural villages, cruise the Yangtze River, marvel at the Terracotta Warriors, stand in awe on the Great Wall.
Kailash Saga Dawa Festival (ACSF)
Journey overland to Tibet and cross the 'roof of the world' to Kailash—Asia's most sacred mountain—in time for the amazing Saga Dawa Festival. You'll join pilgrims and celebrate the renewal of the Tarboche flagpole, then embark on a demanding multi-day trek around the holy mountain which is said to bring good luck to whomever completes it. Explore Lhasa and experience unparalleled vistas of Mt Everest at its base camp. Full of cultural treasures, remarkable Buddhist monasteries and the colourful markets of Kathmandu, this adventure truly is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Highlights: Witness pilgrims replace the Tarboche flagpole, hike the ancient Kailash kora, visit spectacular palaces and incredible monuments, arrive at Everest Base Camp
The Silk Road of China (ACSR)
Geographically and culturally, Northwest China is about as far away from "traditional China" as you can get without crossing the border. The source of the Silk Road—the ancient trade route that helped create the modern world—is unlike anything you'll find in Beijing or Xi'an, and this 17-day adventure takes you deep into the China few ever see. Otherworldly experiences abound: watch the sun rise over the dunes outside Dunhuang, explore the world of the Muslim Uyghurs, spend the night in traditional yurts near Urumqi, and venture into the Taklamakan Desert to Kashgar. There's more, of course, but we've got to keep a few secrets, right?
Highlights: Walk along two sections of the Great Wall, stare down the Terracotta Warriors, ride a camel through sand dunes, learn about the Uyghur culture, stay in a traditional Kazakh yurt, bargain at Kashgar's Sunday bazaar
Tibet Adventure (ACTA)
Take part in rituals and haggle for a bargain in the markets. From modern Beijing, travel back in time across scenic countryside to Tibet on this well-packed overland adventure. Witness the splendour of the Potala Palace and the majesty of remote monasteries and then celebrate the journey to Kathmandu. Wake up to views of Everest and enjoy a window into the heart of this remote land. A local guide and CEO will show you the region's hidden gems and make sure your trip burns brightly in your memory long after you've climbed down from the roof of the world.
Highlights: Visit incredible monuments and palaces, explore the bustle of Beijing and hiking the Great Wall, ride the rails on the Trans Tibetan railway, experience monk debates in Sera Monastery, set eyes on Everest Base Camp
Trans Mongolian Express (ACTM)
From the Great Wall of China to the Hermitage in St Petersburg, travel halfway around the world in three incredible weeks. Board one of the world's great trains and ride the rails on this once-in-a-lifetime trip across the grassy steppes of Mongolia and through the taiga forests of Siberia. Share train carriages with locals, overnight in Mongolian ger tents and in a cozy Russian homestay. Not only does this trip provide the perfect blend of comfortable accommodations and plenty of activities, but also free time to explore this fascinating region at your own pace.
Highlights: Explore the courtyards of the Forbidden City and walk along the Great Wall of China, ride the rails through Mongolia's grassy steppe and Siberia's taiga forest, stay in a local village on Lake Baikal, admire the grand structure of Moscow's Kremlin and Red Square, marvel at the rich art collection in the Hermitage.
Wild China (ACWC)
Walk the Great Wall of China and trek through stunning Tiger Leaping Gorge. Stare down Terracotta Warriors and commune with giant pandas. For those seeking a unique adventure that balances China's highlights with a look at its 'wild' side, this 3-week tour gives you the classics before taking you further afield to the hidden gems. Best of all, you get the free time you need to explore at your own pace. Whether wandering mountain monasteries or cycling through the region's watercolour scenery, this tour will take you down the road less travelled.
Highlights: Meet the Terracotta Warriors, sleep overnight in a monastery, hike Emei Shan and Tiger Leaping Gorge, marvel at the Li River countryside near Yangshuo, bask in the glamour of Hong Kong
Trip | Length | Style | Service Level | Starting Price |
China on a Shoestring: Hong Kong to Beijing (ACRC) | 18 days | Yolo | Basic |
China Adventure (ACBH) | 15 days | Active | Standard |
Walk the Great Wall of China (ACGA) | 10 days | Active | Standard |
Best of China (ACBC) | 12 days | Comfort | Upgraded |
Beijing to Shanghai Adventure (ACBI) | 8 days | Yolo | Basic |
Beijing to Hong Kong Express (ACBK) | 10 days | Classic | Standard |
Best of Yunnan (ACBY) | 10 days | Classic | Standard |
China, Yangtze and Tibet Explorer (ACCE) | 15 days | Comfort | Upgraded |
Ancient Empires—Beijing to Tokyo (ACCJ) | 18 days | Classic | Standard |
China Express (ACCR) | 8 days | Classic | Standard |
Essential China (ACEC) | 21 days | Classic | Standard |
Highlights of China (ACHC) | 14 days | Classic | Standard |
Central Asia on the Silk Road (ACKU) | 26 days | Classic | Standard |
Hidden China & Inner Mongolia (ACNC) | 12 days | Classic | Basic |
China on a Shoestring—Beijing to Hong Kong (ACRG) | 18 days | Yolo | Basic |
Kailash Saga Dawa Festival (ACSF) | 21 days | Classic | Standard |
The Silk Road of China (ACSR) | 17 days | Classic | Standard |
Tibet Adventure (ACTA) | 15 days | Classic | Standard |
Trans Mongolian Express (ACTM) | 21 days | Classic | Standard |
Wild China (ACWC) | 21 days | Classic | Standard |


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Technology Tuesday Recorded Webinars
Recordings and materials from past sessions.
Bedding for Dairy Cows: The Good, the Bad & the Ugly
December 10, 2013
- Bedding – whether organic or inorganic – is an essential element to creating a comfortable resting area for dairy cows. This webinar will cover the benefits and challenges of common bedding material types used, as well as, management strategies that encourage stall use, promote cleanliness and minimize injury.
Facility Design for Robotic Milking Dairies
November 26, 2013
- Robotic milking barns can be designed as free flow or guided flow systems; each system offers its own benefits and challenges. Whichever system is chosen, it is important to make sure that facilities are designed in such a way that cows will be milked, go to food and water, and rest without added human intervention. Key concepts in the design of robotic milking facilities will be discussed
Housing and Management Characteristics of Dairy Farms Using Robotic Milking Technology
October 22, 2013
- Transitioning from conventional milking to robotic milking offers potential benefits and obstacles for both the dairy farmer and the dairy cow. Do you need to build a new barn or can you retrofit an existing barn for robots? Should you use sand bedding? Do robots work with a grazing dairy? Find out what farmers who have already made the transition are doing on their farms.
Precision Agriculture in Dairy Housing
October 8, 2013
- Technology can be used to monitor many things on the dairy from estrus to locomotion, body condition, feed intake, lying time, and more. The challenge is to be sure the information gathered can lead to something meaningful to the management of the dairy. Topics will include the types of data that can be collected, options to collect it, how to sort out what is useful data, and finally using that data to enhance the management.
Dairy Systems Planning and Building Series: Building Structures that Last
May 14, 2013
- The building of new dairy facilities is a huge investment that will hopefully be part of the operation for many years to come. So what does it take to make that investment last. Discussion will include proper building loads, building material types and installation methods and suggestions.
Animal Welfare and the Dairy Industry
April 23, 2013
- Animal Welfare continues to be a hot topic in not just the dairy industry but in animal agricultural in general. We will discuss the importance of third party evaluations and the relationship between the score, cow comfort, and production. Other topics will include what are the health care needs of the herd and cause and effect issues with lameness.
Dairy Systems Planning and Building Series: The Use of Existing Buildings
April 9, 2013
- Do existing facilities fit into your Dairy Systems Plan? What types of upgrades would be needed to make the facilities productive and how do you get a handle on the costs and benefits of remodeling. These are all questions that must be answered before taking on a remodeling project.
Dairy Systems Planning and Building Series: Feed Storage & Handling System Design
March 26, 2013
- Feed is a large expense for the dairy operation. The storage and handling of that feed is critical to getting the most production out of that feed. Discussion will include designing and managing the feed system and fitting it into the overall dairy system. Storage types, shrink, and safety.
Dairy Systems Planning and Building: Milking Center Layout and Components
March 12, 2013
- The milking center is often the focal point of the dairy operation. Animal traffic and handling will influence labor efficiency and overall milking time. Topics include animal and worker traffic, animal sorting treatment and handling, parlor stall/type options, ventilation, and how to incorporate other areas for equipment, offices and employees.
Dairy Systems Planning and Building: Transition Cow Housing and Management
February 26, 2013
- Transitioning cows from the dry period into and through early lactation has a huge effect on the overall production and health of the entire herd. Topics include why transition is needed, housing options, proper sizing of the facilities, and justifying the expense to your lender.
Dairy Systems Planning and Building Series: Using the "Team Design Approach"
January 22, 2013
- Two heads are better than one, and when it comes to designing a Dairy System it take even more. Using a team to help plan let you get the best ideas from all your advisors at once. Learn how to put a team together and who should be on that team. Also learn what some of those members, like the lender, want to see during the planning process.
Dairy Systems Planning and Building Series: Youngstock Housing Needs
January 8, 2013
- A good youngstock raising program is essential to the continued success of any dairy operation. The system must be fitted to the individual dairies needs and management style. Topics include how large does the system need to be, calf and heifer housing alternatives, designing a system and how do existing facilities fit.
Dairy Systems Planning and Buildings Series: Compost Bedded Pack Barns
December 11, 2012
- Learn what it takes to design and manage a successful compost bedded pack for milking cows. Topics will include area requirements, the need for aeration, and managing the composting process.
Dairy Systems Planning and Buildings Series: What Manure System Meets Your Needs?
November 20, 2012
- The development of a manure handling, treatment, and storage strategy is a critical part of the Dairy System. Often decisions about the manure handling system also affect the housing type of the dairy. Topics include bedding type, methods for manure removal and storage, possible treatment systems, and possible CAO/CAFO issues along with others.
Dairy Systems Planning and Buildings Series: What Housing Type(s) Suit Your Needs?
October 9, 2012
- There are many housing types from freestalls and tie stalls to bedded packs that all can be used for housing various groups and numbers of animals. The integration of housing type and style with milking and animal handling is critical in developing an efficient Dairy System Plan.
Dairy Systems Planning and Building Series: Getting a Dairy System Plan in Place
September 11, 2012
- Dairy system planning needs to start at the 10,000 foot level where the design of the individual pieces isn't as important as the integration of the pieces into a total system designed to meet the individual needs and management style of the operation.
Cow-Centered Housing Series: The Relationship Between Flooring, Footing and Lameness
May 8, 2012
- Lameness is a critical animal well-being issue. The design and treatment of both the flooring and the resting area have a direct influence on the overall foot health of the dairy herd.
Flies and Smells, A Management Challenge
April 10, 2012
- Every spring the grass gets green, the flowers bloom and flies and odors come out. This seminar emphasizes the importance of fly and odor management and cow health, comfort and productivity, relationships with neighbors and the general public and worker comfort and productivity.
Cow-Centered Housing Series: Design and Management of Quality Resting Areas
March 13, 2012
- Clean, dry and comfortable describe the essential elements of a proper resting surface for dairy cows. Guidelines for the design and management of freestalls, tie stalls, and bedded pens will be discussed.
Hot Weather Management in Freestall and Tie Stall Dairies
February 14, 2012
- Now is the time to start considering modifications to housing to address upcoming summer heat events and their impact on milk production and herd health.


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Welcome to Memorial University's Digital Archives Initiative (DAI), your gateway to the learning and research-based cultural resources held by Memorial University and partnering organizations. From books and maps to photographs, periodicals, video and audio, the DAI hosts a variety of collections which together reinforce the importance, past and present, of Newfoundland and Labrador's history and culture. More...
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International Labour and Radical History Pamphlet Collection |
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Memorial University Folklore and Language Archive Song Title Index |
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Greenspond Letter |
Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory - Update |
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Opening of the New Campus of Memorial University of Newfoundland |
Memorial University of Newfoundland Convocation |
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