Poisonous plants warn farmers and alfalfa tips
The county agent warns farmers to prevent grazing on fields with poisonous plants such as wild cherry pokeweed jimson weed milkweed and nightshade and advises caution with Sudan grass to avoid prussic acid poisoning. Guidance covers seeding orchard grass ladina clover alfalfa soil testing lime and fertilizer needs plus timing and inoculation to improve stands.
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Sudan
Williamsburg
Narragansett
Caroline County
Slime Mold on Grass Due To Wet Cloudy Weather
Slime mold Phsarum common in Maryland lawns appears as a blue gray powdery crust on grass and weeds after wet cloudy weather. State Plant Pathologist Dr. Weaver says it is a saprophite not a parasite and can injure grass by shading. control includes washing off with water, fertilizing to recover, and copper dust or copper compound spray to prevent recurrence.
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University of Maryland
Francis V. Sharpe
Goldsboro
Lee Basliss
Caroline County
Caroline
Maryland
Bh. OL Weaver
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