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Sep
09
WOOD-TV Time for Fall Planting WOOD-TV (WOOD) – To ensure a beautiful, lower maintenance Spring in your yard, take some fall planting tips from the experts at Harder & Warner Landscape Garden Center . Rachael walks through your choices with Nursery Manager Darin Weller. … and more »
Tags: fall, planting, Time, WOODTV
Sep
05
US (ID): A new arrangement for potato production FreshPlaza But even though most commercial potato producers in the Pacific Northwest now irrigate their crops with sprinklers, they still typically use ridged-row planting systems. “The problem is that sprinkler irrigation can actually work against efficient … Using Less Water to Grow More PotatoesGardenNews.biz (press release) all [...]
Tags: arrangement, FreshPlaza, potato, production
Sep
02
AP – The body of a gazelle lies near an empty feeding bin, flies swarming around the corpse. A male lion growls angrily, leaping toward the front of his cage when a rare visitor approaches the bars.
Tags: alive, animals, keep, Libya's, struggles
Aug
29
DENR-Biliran sets next wave of tree planting activities Philippine Information Agency 29 (PIA) – In line with the National Greening Program (NGP) of the government, the office of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) in Biliran province has set another wave of tree planting activity on Tuesday, September 6, … and more »
Tags: activities, Agency, DENRBiliran, Information, next, Philippine, planting, sets, tree, wave
Aug
26
Reuters – Federal authorities are investigating the fatal shooting of a polar bear at an Alaska oil field operated by BP, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the oil company said on Thursday.
Tags: bear, death, field, investigation, Polar, Reuters, under
Aug
22
Argentina to approve planting Bayer’s modified soy Reuters BUENOS AIRES, Aug 20 (Reuters) – Argentina next week will approve the use of genetically-modified soy seeds made by German company Bayer (BAYGn.DE) as part of its push to increase farm production, a top Argentine official said on … and more »
Tags: approve, Argentina, Bayer's, modified, planting, Reuters
Aug
19
ContributorNetwork – The Los Angeles Times reports the California Department of Fish and Game will try to trap any capybaras that may be in the Paso Robles area. A farmer saw a capybara near a wastewater treatment plant and shot at it to protect his dog in late July.
Tags: California, Capybara, ContributorNetwork, Native, Unusual, Waters
Aug
15
LiveScience.com – Forget trekking to the Amazon; new and mysterious species await discovery much closer to home. A new project is revealing the previously unknown inhabitants of our belly buttons.
Tags: Gazing, LiveScience.com, Navel, Reveals, species
Aug
12
Louisville Courier-Journal (blog) List of refuges in lawsuit over gene-altered cropsSacramento BeeAP LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A list by state of national wildlife refuges and complexes targeted in a lawsuit by environmental groups seeking to block planting of genetically-altered crops on US Fish and Wildlife Service land in the southeast: …Ban sought on gene-altered crops [...]
Tags: crops, genealtered, lawsuit, List, over, refuges, Sacramento
Aug
08
AP – In a muddy pile of sand where a pond once flowed in the Texas Panhandle, dead fish, their flesh already decayed and feasted on by maggots, lie with their mouths open. Nearby, deer munch on the equivalent of vegetative junk food and wild turkeys nibble on red harvester ants — certainly not their [...]
Tags: drought, habitat, harm, Texas, wildlife, years