Silver lining in England's 1987 windstorm
In October 1987 a 110 mph windstorm devastated southern England felling millions of trees and altering landscapes. Yet nature regrew rapidly with windblown seedlings forming new woodlands, bluebells, and wildflowers. The National Trust noted gains as dead trees sheltered beetles and birds, while gardens adapted with windbreaks and altered borders.
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Idaho Potato Growers Consider Withholding Crops
Idaho East and Central growers at a Potato Growers of Idaho meeting weigh holding back potato shipments to protest a two year market slump despite USDA demand forecasts. Prices remain around three dollars per hundred pounds as California spring crop cuts supply and chips firms seek new sources.
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Raspberry patch guide boosts garden fruit and thrift
A feature on growing raspberries covers why the berry inspired a Bronx nickname, market prices, and practical steps for starting a patch. It advises consulting a state agricultural agent, choosing a sunny acidic site, soil prep with fertilizer, weed control, mulching, plant spacing, and two pruning methods for ever bearing and blackcaps. It notes early Roman references and Linnaeus naming.
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