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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1997

Page

9

Meadow Meadow Garden Plan in Mossy Lawn POUND RIDGE NY

In Pound Ridge New York the author contemplates converting a mossy shaded edge into a meadow as part of a new American garden. She weighs long term maintenance, native grasses with wildflowers, ecological benefits, and practical steps including site prep and a 10 by 10 foot trial plot. She plans to eradicate existing vegetation this fall, seed with native species in spring, and monitor progress over two years while staying chemical free.

Pound Ridge N.Y Stevie Daniels Macmillan Mary Suburbia Daniels

Farmers Fight Boll Weevil In Oklahoma Cotton Fight

Farmers vote on an eradication plan to rid Oklahoma of the boll weevil after years of losses. If approved, spraying would cover all cotton acreage using ultra low volume malathion, funded by $7.50 per acre and one cent per pound of cotton, over 3.5 to 5 years.

Fredrick Okla Oklahoma Tillman County Jerry McKinley ScKinley

West Low Country Garden District Fall Conference in Williston

The West Low Country District held its Fall Conference Sept. 18 at Williston First Baptist Church Activity Building with 200 plus Garden Club members attending from across the state. Host clubs included Ivy and Magnolia Garden Clubs in Williston and Pine Needle Garden Club in Jackson, plus Sandy Acres in Jackson and Springfield in Williston.

West Low Country Williston First Baptist Church Ivy Garden Club Magnolia Garden Club Pine Needle Garden Club Sandy Acres Garden Club Jackson Springfield John C. Parler Larry Bodie Country Gardeners Country Gardener's Club Ollie Baughman Katherine Adams Ellie Skeen Crystal Olsen Barnard Road Kitty Windhan Sally Gregory Bobbi Sampson Blue Star Memorial Hopelands Eunice Sizemore June Busbee Sally Anaclerio Bobbie Sampson Ginny Sherman Fiveoak Farms Marilyn Sackett Cherry Hills Drive Rhea Burgess Zelda McCreery West Low Country Garden Club John C. Parer Verna O. Tisdale Pine Needle Club of Columbia

Wheat growers push to lift ryegrass limits on golf courses

Arizona wheat farmers and the Arizona Farm Bureau urge the state Agriculture Department to overturn a restriction allowing ryegrass planting this winter. The dispute centers on Karnal bunt fungus risk from Oregon seed and ongoing federal-imposed tests, with turf firms having already ordered millions in seed.

Phoenix Arizona State Agriculture Department Arizona Farm Bureau Federation Agriculture Sheldon Jones Oregon

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