Weather guides farmers to start spring field work
County Agent urges use of favorable weather to begin haying, tapping maple trees, plowing, seeding, fence repair, and garden prep. He stresses acting during early warm spells, outlines risks of delaying, and notes broader effects of weather on crops, cattle, and prices. FDA stops Mexican bell pepper shipments pending pesticide residue checks.
Democratic parenting guide for healthy child self image
Parents should model good behavior and use democratic control rather than harsh discipline. Show love, firmness, fairness, and acceptance to nurture a child’s sense of worth, while allowing responsible actions and development. Consistency and close parent child bonding support a healthy self image.
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Fertilizer Shortage May Hit This Year In Vermont
AVM Extension agronomist Warns fertilizer supplies will be tight amid higher prices and reduced production. Explains causes including plant closures, exports, expanded acreage, and transport bottlenecks. Advises farmers to notify dealers early and optimize soil tests to cut costs.
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Summer Job Search Tips From County Extension Agent
County Extension Agent William C Snow urges students to start early for summer work. He advises visiting the employment security office, signaling to acquaintances and counselors, and being open to many job types. Consider pets, gardening produce, crafts, auto cleaning, babysitting, or lawn care. Self initiative and entrepreneurship can create employment.
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Ants vs Termites Warned By Vermont Entomologist
Burlington report cites Dr Gordon Nielsen of the University of Vermont Extension Entomology noting carpenter ants invade homes even in cold weather. They tunnel in wood to build nests and require attention to prevent damage.
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Two Killed as Roof Collapses at Kentucky Coal Mine
In BENHAM Kentucky two miners died and a third was slightly injured when roof supports failed at an International Harvester coal mine. The victims were Charles Haleigh about 20 and James Istep 49 the section foreman and City Council member.
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