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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1994

Page

19

Tilapia Hobby Grows Into Small Maryland Enterprise

Dale Garst erects a yard shed and runs a tilapia project using 210 fingerlings in Needham, Maryland. He hopes to turn the hobby into a profitable venture while AquaMar in Pocomoke City supplies fingerlings and markets tilapia to major East Coast cities, with Maryland seen as a promising production state amid rising aquaculture activity nationwide.

Union Bridge Dale Garst Garst Ae Garst Maryland AquaMar Pocomoke City Jerry Redder Reddar New York Baltimore Washington D.C Boston Mass Philadelphia Toronto Canada Bartle Redder Roy Castle Maryland Department of Agriculture MDA Castle U.S Ecuador Costa Rica Africa

Weeds emerge as top threat in nature preserves survey

The Nature Conservancy found half of managers rate weeds as their most serious problem across 1400 preserves and one million acres. Garlic mustard Japanese honeysuckle purple loosestrife and Phragmites are dominant threats. Managers favor manual and controlled methods, using herbicides only cautiously.

Nature Conservancy Conservancy Japan Randall

Signs of spring vary by gardener in New York region

A writer describes personal spring indicators for vegetable and ornamental gardening amid a snowbound stretch. He cites late snowdrops and crocuses, forced hyacinths, and home greens in a hot frame, then notes longer daylight, early peas around St. Patrick’s Day, rhubarb, clumps of chives, and winter-savvy crops like parsnips and Brussels sprouts as signs pointing toward spring.

Pound Ridge N.Y St. Patrick's Day

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