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Soil Solarization

Cary Sims -
Wouldn’t it be great if our brutal summer heat could make a better vegetable garden? Even more so, what if the oppressive heat could...
Farm & Garden

Sweet Potatoes Take Well to Hot Summer Days

Cary Sims -
A couple of recent questions that I haven’t heard in some time are “How do I grow sweet potatoes in my garden?” and “Where...
Farm & Garden

The Farm Pond

Cary Sims -
It seems that every rural or “nearly-rural” landowner wants their own farm pond for the kids to fish in, livestock to drink from, and...
Farm & Garden

Budget-Friendly Outdoor Projects for the DIYer

Lee Miller -
Are you eager to spruce up your outdoor space but worried about the cost? Don't fret! With a little creativity and some DIY know-how,...
Farm & Garden

Managing Weeds in Your Lawn

Cary Sims -
We are well into the growing season, and one of the most common questions I get at this time of the year concerns weed...
Education

Not really loving those Lovebugs?

Diana De Leon Bon -
Few insects bring as much contempt as the lovebug. This flying insect is most common in May and September and is best known for splattering...
Farm & Garden

Organic Pest Control for the Home Gardener

Cary Sims -
The Angelina County Extension office in Lufkin will feature Jay White, owner and publisher of the Texas Gardener magazine, this Tuesday evening, May 16...
Farm & Garden

Gardens Have Progressed Slowly with Cool Nighttime Temperatures

Cary Sims -
It’s always fun hearing about the progress and the eventual harvest from different gardeners around our area.  I’ve seen squash, potatoes, beans, squash, tomatoes,...
Farm & Garden

America’s Rose Garden to Host National Rose Show

Diana De Leon Bon -
Shreveport, LA – The American Rose Society (ARS) invites the public to visit America’s Rose Garden on Friday, May 5, 2023, from 1 -...
Farm & Garden

Understanding Nitrogen Fertilizer Timing for Pastures and Lawns

Cary Sims -
It was during a luncheon that I was confronted by an old contrary acquaintance who asked me what the ideal temperature was to start...
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