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How Much to Water A Lawn
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We have received several questions on how much to water a lawn. Homeowners usually want to know how much and how long to leave...
Tomato Talk: Cracking Under Pressure
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Tomatoes often have problems with cracking caused by pressure inside the fruit that is more than the skin can handle. Cracks are usually on...
Get Prepared for Fall Gardening
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Probably the last thing most gardeners are thinking of now is planting vegetables. However, fall gardens will often produce higher quality, tastier cool-season crops...
Holiday poinsettia care
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Poinsettias are a popular gift to give and receive this time of year, and a little tender, loving care will keep them looking good...
Knotweed Control
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Knotweed thrives in compacted soils, so a thorough aeration is the first step in control. This weed will not compete in a healthy lawn....
Using Leaves as Compost
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They are falling down now! I love seeing fall colors on our trees! Then you can play in them but then you should do...
Nutritionists say Not All Yogurts Are Created Equal
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By: Mary Lou Peter [email protected] K-State Research and Extension
Greek. Probiotic. Live cultures. Heat-treated. The verbiage on yogurt containers can be dizzying. A Kansas State...
Breaking the Debt Cycle
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If you are in debt you are not alone. But just because you are caught in the debt cycle now doesn’t mean you have...
Sericea lespedeza control
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Glenda Prieba - K-State Research and Extension
June is just around the corner, and sericea lespedeza (Lespedeza cuneata) will soon be in a rapid vegetative growth...
Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Nancy Hines – Stanton County Hardware
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credit - K-State Research and Extension
Released: May 27, 2015
By Ron Wilson, director of the Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development at Kansas State University.
“Hablas...