Green alternative ideas in Saskatchewan farming
An agricultural journalist reviews green options such as Tillage Radish as cover crops in Saskatchewan. The piece explains how these crops, resembling large daikon roots, provide nitrogen, reduce weed growth, and can return nutrients to the surface, offering a greener path alongside traditional fertilizers and crop protection products. It notes suitability varies by situation and emphasizes farmer openness to alternatives.
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Internet age weighs on reading habits and time
A reflective note contrasts wired life with lingering book reading. The writer observes Washington visitors, notes spouses absorbed by markets and emails, and cites surveys on Internet dependence. He laments lost reading time, craves books, and ponders the enduring value of literature versus online distraction.
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