Turning yellow lawn to green iron chlorosis guide
Bruce Chladny of K-State Douglas County explains iron chlorosis in lawns. Causes include high soil pH and poor root activity from overwatering or under aeration. Solutions span foliar iron sprays, soil iron applications, or lowering pH with sulfur after soil testing, with gradual results.
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Bruce Chladny
K-State Research and Extension
Douglas County
Lawson Brothers Farm Preserves 19th Century Kansas Homestead
Anderson family heritage farm on the prairie evolved into Lawson Brothers Farm. Gary, Dennis, and Stan Lawson own the land since 1991 with Bertha Weiler’s lineage ending then. They grow Heritage raspberries and plan more varieties to yield bumper crops in summer and fall while preserving historic structures and stories.
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Lawson Brothers Farm Expands Berry Harvest in 2006
Lawson Brothers Farm plans to plant more berries reaching 10 acres with strawberries blackberries and raspberries for the 2006 harvest. The farm operates on an honor system with open barn doors and jar pricing, hosting events like Birdwatching Day May 20 and Blackberry Dessert Demonstration Day July 15. Jennifer Oldridge notes the Garden Spot venture reflects a homestead experience in Kansas.
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Celebrity pregnancies shape a stylish public obsession
Recognition of pregnancy as a cultural trend rises as stars and clients embrace pregnancy photography. San Francisco stylist Jill Siefert notes the craze while photographer Jennifer Loomis says demand has surged, charging about 750 dollars per session for artistic maternity shoots. A New Yorker client named Walter, 32, praises the experience and her changed view of her body.
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Johnson County garden tour returns May 19 20
Kansas City's premier garden tour showcases six private gardens designed and maintained by Master Gardeners in Johnson County. Proceeds benefit the Johnson County Extension Master Gardener program, funding two years of activities with voluntary hours totaling 27,909 in 2005. An international religion scholar speaks at KU tonight on Platonic love in early Christianity and Rabbinic Judaism.
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