Tomato stem twisting and herbicide risk discussed
Dr. George Dickerson suggests herbicide contamination from weed and feed products may twist tomato stems and leaves. If contamination is likely, remove the plant and monitor nearby vegetables. If not, local Extension agents can diagnose the real problem.
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George Dickerson
Nysa Extension
Dickerson
Extension Service Office
Extension Service
Renovating Strawberry Beds A Practical Spring Guide
Strawberry beds require yearly renovation to prevent disease and maintain productivity. Cut back leaves, remove old or crowded plants, space remaining crowns, and narrow beds. Fertilize with nitrogen, add mulch, and water thoroughly. Plan replanting cycles for everbearers and Junebearing varieties to avoid virus buildup.
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