Near-Perfect Xmas Trees Targeted in Penn State Plan
Penn State University and the Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Growers Association unveiled a long range plan to develop near perfect Christmas tree varieties. The program focuses on Scotch pine and Douglas fir, aims to reduce shearing and improve disease resistance, with seed sources and seedlings selected for participating nurserymen. The effort seeks cooperation of growers, nurserymen and geneticists, with improved trees expected for market within ten years.
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Still Time to Plant Some Vegetables
Late August remains suitable for sowing crops like endive kale and Chinese cabbage. Even September 1 offers time for spinach lettuce and early radish as James O Dutt Penn State extension vegetable crops specialist advises thinning seedlings as needed.
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Spotlighting Big Game Ban Eases After Midnight
The Pennsylvania Game Commission reminds the public that spotlighting big game becomes illegal between midnight and sunrise starting Sept 1. Spotlighting deer is popular among non hunters and sportsmen. after Sept 1 the sport may continue in the evening but is curtailed after midnight.
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