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Summer Camps Are Back: 4-H Prepares For Cloverbud and Junior Camps
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kindergarten and continues until they are eligible for project membership. Membership requires enrollment in an ...
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Soil and Nutrient Management is Key in Fruit and Vegetable Production
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Fruit and vegetable crops require special considerations in terms of soil management and ... fertility. As the growing season has ended and growers conclude harvest, you may be wondering “what’s next on ... to address soil fertility concerns in the fall. Being able to apply certain nutrients, such as ...
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Organic Matter Key In Soil Health- Here Are Signs To Look For
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work to introduce or reinforce practices that preserve or potentially increase soil health. Where we ... soils. Organic matter in our soils increases the water holding capacity, is a source of nutrients that ... It is increasingly more important that we find ways to keep our soils healthy and productive and ...
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Jam-packed Schedules Can Impact Mental Health
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creates a tragic loss of unrecoverable time and the rest of the day falls apart like a line of dominoes? ... make the wheels fall off the bus. Margin: The space between load and limits In his book, “Margin: ...
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Check Alfalfa Stands for Heaving Damage
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upon the extent of heaving damage, type of forage needed, the timing of forage harvest and the forage ... harvest system that is used. If severe heaving damage is confined to patches within the field, for ... it can be harvested, likely a minimum of sixty days after planting. If the entire field needs to be ...
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Frost-Damaged Forages
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With the arrival of fall and cooler temperatures, I would like to remind farmers who have grazing ... a heavy frost arrives. This is common in grasses like fall planted oats and other small grains, millet and ... fertility levels are more likely to increase the level of toxicity in these plants. Forages made into hay or ...
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Poison Hemlock and Alfalfa Stands
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into a low-growing rosette by late fall. The rosette overwinters and then resumes growth in the spring ... hemlock life cycle when it is most susceptible to control with herbicides are: 1) fall, when in the ... fall, but several products can work well in spring. Herbicide effectiveness ratings for poison hemlock ...
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How To Handle Holiday Ham
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Wooster Weekly News. FCS family and consumer sciences ham cooking Food Safety food prep kitchen holiday ... Safety and Inspection Service recommends the following tips to keep guests and hosts safe at holiday ... times, go to AskKaren.gov and type in “ham cooking times” to find a cooking chart. For safety and ...
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Scout Fruit Trees For Pesky Pests Creeping Out As Temperatures Rise
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to trees and are most active from petal fall through early summer. The adult beetles can walk and fly ...
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John Yost Joins Our Team and Toxic Levels of Hay Nitrates
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nitrate concentrations can not be remedied by harvesting dry hay or ensiling. The only solution is to ... flash graze pastures to keep the animals from grazing too close to the soil level and delaying harvest ... meeting everyone and I hope you have a safe harvest season. John Yost is an Agriculture & Natural ...