Greenhouse news on forestry stewardship plan and resources
Informal notes describe developing a stewardship plan for est products and forest land uses, linking to a University of Mary cooperative site for forestry and wildlife information. The Web site targets landowners, natural resource professionals, educators, environmental citizens, and officials seeking best practices in water resources and wildlife management.
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Maryland nutrient workshop on orchard planning announced
The Maryland Department of Agriculture will sponsor a workshop on nutrient management planning for fruit production on August 3 at the Wye Research and Education Center. The $15 fee covers lunch and coffee. Certified consultants and others seeking to write plans for orchard operations can participate. Six CEU credits available toward the Nutrient Management Program. For information or registration call 410-841-3959.
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Maryland Department of Vulture
Wye Research and Education Center
Greenhouse calendar of Chesapeake Bay events and concerts
A sequence of community events from July to August at Horn Point Knill's Farm Catoctin Mountain Park Laden Topiary Gardens and other venues. Oyster volunteer day garden seminars tree care workshops nutrient management car show and multiple concerts including Maggie Sansone and Chris Norman Ensemble.
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Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Horn Point Oyster Hatchery
Knill’s
Mount Airy
Catoctin Mountain Park
Peabody
Monkton
Central Maryland
Ellicott City
Washington County Agricultural Education Center
Sharpsburg Pike
Keedysville
Hickory Estivansongs Center
Chris Norman
Laden Topiary Gardens
Rankinn
Wye Research
Queenstown
We Research and Education Center
Chesapeake
Automobile Club of America
Ladew Venacaren
Maggie Sansone
Native seeds grow into a new cash crop for Western ranchers
Native plant materials are rising as a cash crop amid wildfires and drought. Granite Seed buys seeds from wild collectors and farmers to supply needle and thread grass and other natives. Prices surge during bad summers, with some seeds fetching hundreds of dollars per pound. Merrill and Merril Johnson cultivate native plants on two acres, facing collection and cultivation challenges, while industry expert Mark Musto notes differing needs from cereal grains. Granite Seed promotes its native offerings online.
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Neil West
Utah State University
West
Merrill Johnson
Hobert
Nes Dhey
Holden
Great Basin
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Mark Musto
Landmark
Sun Mountain
Spokane
Small Garden Detail Shapes Big Rewards in Seven Acres
Attention to detail in small gardens pays big dividends as Lindsay Bond Totten argues that every choice matters in a compact plot. From plant selection to paving, accessories, and color planning, restraint and planning yield a tranquil, cohesive space.
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Hency Mitchell
Evry
July grub control and lawn watering tips
Recommendations for July lawn care include applying Merit to control late summer grubs feeding August to October. Maintain mowing height 3 to 3.5 inches, water 1 inch weekly in heat, and schedule 1/2 inch per watering two times weekly. Water best early morning. calibrate sprinklers with a catch cup test.
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