WESSINGTON SPRINGS, S.D. — If you take care of the soil, it will take care of you, explained fourth-generation Wessington Springs farmer Dick Kolousek.
“The more we can do to keep the soil productive, the more the soil will produce — even in dry years,” Dick said during a Soil He
This year’s beautiful summer with regular rain has been good for my garden. Plants are healthy and growing well, though some of the heat-loving plants have wished for warmer nights.
The past week’s warm temperatures really gave the tomatoes and squash a boost.
So far this sum
Many communal farmer households run cattle and have fruit trees to provide fresh produce for the family or as a business initiative. In winter, you need to pay special attention to both animals and plants, says Shane Brody.
Winter can create challenges for cattle and fruit trees in summe
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Fungicides Market Is Expected To Reach USD 24.22 Billion By 2027 At A CAGR Of 4.60 Percent.
Stellar Market Research has published a report on the Fungicides Market that provides a detailed analysis for the forecast period of 2021 to 2027.
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For the past two years, landowners have not only been battling drought and fires, but dealing with grasshopper infestations across the west. What can farmers and ranchers expect late summer 2022? Unfortunately, the winter wasn’t cold or wet enough to kill the destructive insects.
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Sulfoxaflor Likely Harms More Than One-Third of Protected Plants, Animal
NEWPORT — A new pathogen, discovered in Ohio 10 years ago, has made its arrival in Newport and poses a serious threat to the city's finest collection of trees, its beloved beeches.
According to a press release from the Newport Tree Conservancy, the disease, a microscopic foliar ne
NEWPORT — A new pathogen, discovered in Ohio 10 years ago, has made its arrival in Newport and poses a serious threat to the city's finest collection of trees, its beloved beeches.
According to a press release from the Newport Tree Conservancy, the disease, a microscopic foliar ne
Two-spotted spider mites and their webbing, which allows them to disperse when populations are high.
Adult female spider mites with an egg.
Damage from spider mites first appears as yellow stippling.
Spider mites appear very tiny on the underside of a cantaloupe leaf.
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