Predicting fall nitrogen levels in Manitoba farms
Manitoba Agriculture expert John Ewanek notes nitrogen in soil varies greatly year to year and annual soil testing is the only accurate method. He explains higher yields in 1988 and 1989 left record soil nitrogen that could still affect fertilization costs in drought-impacted areas. Regular fall soil tests help producers adjust inputs and save on fertilizer.
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Hort Line records show 2500 calls this summer on plant diseases
Manitoba Agriculture's Hort-Line logged about 2,500 inquiries from May to September as home owners faced plant diseases and weather problems. Rob Parsons notes June and July saw many disease questions due to high humidity, with fire blight and leaf spot fungus common. The line closed September 7 at the University of Manitoba.
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Energy Corner Plugged in Plants
An article on home horticulture praises plant growing as a relaxing hobby and decor boost. It notes artificial lighting extends indoor growth year round, aids flowering, adds heat, and stresses balanced red and blue spectra for healthy development with Manitoba Hydro guidance.
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