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NEW WILMINGTON, July 30 (PDA) - The auction sold 11 loads of hay. Mixed hay, 40.-60., one load at 105.; timothy, 60.-95.; grass hay, 50.-85. ...
August 06, 2004 Agriculture
QUESTION We love radishes and have no trouble growing them in spring. But summer is always a disaster. We have tried shading the plants and giving them plenty of food an...
August 03, 2004 Agriculture
The exceptionally wet growing season has provided us with both good and bad news. The good news - we haven't had to water plants or grass. The bad news is that excessive...
August 03, 2004 Agriculture
But it must be installed correctly, in right places We recently had the pleasure of touring a major insulation manufacturing plant and acting as judges in a regional and ...
August 03, 2004 Agriculture
Efficiency grows, impact decreases A nutrient management plan is a method of demonstrating that the farm operator is minimizing the environmental impacts of raising lives...
August 02, 2004 Agriculture
QUESTION: My columbines bloomed beautifully for weeks, but then their centers began to look stepped on, their long stems turned brown and their leaves yellowed. Some new...
August 01, 2004 Agriculture
Solar models easy to install QUESTION: Our house feels warm even with the air conditioner running. The temperature seems to be low enough for comfort. Could the heat be c...
August 01, 2004 Agriculture
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has provided this report on the July 26 New Wilmington Livestock Auction. CATTLE 182- Steers -Few, choice 1-3, 1170-1510 lbs.,...
July 30, 2004 Agriculture
NEW WILMINGTON, July 23 (PDA) - The auction sold 10 loads of hay, one load of straw, four loads of ear corn and two loads of oats. Mixed hay, 75.-85.; timothy, few, 150-...
July 30, 2004 Agriculture
One of the gardener's enemies that is seldom seen does most of its damage after dark. This enemy is slugs. Slugs belong to the same group as snails, oysters and clams. S...
July 27, 2004 Agriculture
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