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Kansas Fruit Tree Care: Dealing with Heavy fruit loads
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Heavy fruit loads this season may cause limbs to break if they are not given extra support. As fruits increase in size, the additional...
Boost your health with blueberries
Few fruits are more beneficial for your health than fresh blueberries. The USDA ranks blueberries among the highest in terms of antioxidant content and...
Vegetables Produce Flowers But No Fruit
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If you have vegetables that are blooming but not setting fruit, you may have a problem with flower pollination. There are several possible reasons...
Vegetables Produce Flowers But No Fruit
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If you have vegetables that are blooming but not setting fruit, you may have a problem with flower pollination. There are several possible reasons...
Berries pack a healthful punch
Tammy Roberts, MS, RD, LD, Nutrition and Health Education Specialist, Bates County, University of Missouri Extension
It’s no secret that berries are a healthy choice....
Thinning Excess Fruit
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Many areas of Kansas have avoided late freezes resulting in a
heavy fruit crop this year. At first glance, this might seem to be a
good...
The Sweetest Apple On Earth
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(NAPS)—A Kiku apple a day can make a terrific snack: A medium-size one has about 100 calories and is a good source of fiber...
Fertilizing Strawberries and Brambles
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Most garden soils in Kansas have adequate levels of all nutrients other than nitrogen IF the area has been fertilized in the past.
However, it...
Fertilizing Blueberries
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Blueberries are sensitive to excess levels of fertilizer. Do not go over the recommended amount.
Year of Planting: Apply fertilizer according to soil test and...
Horticulture Events
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* May 2 – Herb Day – Wichita - 316-660-0138
* May 11 – Small Farm Equipment and Drip Irrigation – Lawrence – www.growinggrowers.org
* May...
