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Would you be kind enough to find out who is doing the "current research...
Would you be kind enough to find out who is doing the "current research of Sea Solids" as a nutrient in growing crops. at U.F. I had a colleague inform me there is some on-going current research, and so, I am thinking the Volusia Extension would have the necessary contacts. You guys are connected, right?
Volusia County Florida field crops over 4 years ago
Doing a "search" in the Ohio State Ag / Horticulture page, it would...
Doing a "search" in the Ohio State Ag / Horticulture page, it would not recognize the work done by Dr Hannah Mathers on the effects of Glysophate lingering in the soil, creating destruction for perennials. Please; Can you please provide me with the wonderful paper Dr. Mather's wrote on how the glysophate moves out of the Weeds, only to reactivate and be taken up by perennials. I grow herbs, fruits, and vegetables, using a "biological" approach, and I'm very interested in getting an in-depth perspective of her findings. I have some perennial peppers I have had for years, and I'm experiencing the bark cracking, as with some fruit trees in the same area! (I AM SUSPECT Glysophate my be destroying the Phloem!) My concern is; and I'm angry with myself, but only in "hindsight", after coming across a short article referencing Dr. Mathers research on the longevity of glysophate in the soil, and that "continued cycle that allows it to pass on to other plant life/perenials"! Why? Would be a logical question; well, I "was" an avid collector of all the fools in my now becoming over-developed community who bagged their leaves and grass clippings, putting them to the curb, only to go to the landfill. Besides getting truckloads of Barn shavings from the horse stalls, and mixing it with my collected leaves, and some already broken down compost as a starter medium; then adding Rock Dust powders, such as Azomite, and other inorganic minerals to boost the feeding of soil-life, this is my big push to up the humus content in my otherwise, pathetic Florida soil; "curse William Albretch Ph.D", for beautifully pointing out my incredible challenges concerning the high-heat, and sixty(60)inches of rainfall each year! Incredible consumer of humus, you end up with shell! NOTE: Before coming across the exist of Dr Hannah's glysophate research, I wanted to do an experiment of my own with some nasty herbicide >although, I don't use any chemicals on my propertywhichever would be best suited for my experiment
Franklin County Ohio over 4 years ago
We are a local health department (Elyria). We are trying to help a local...
We are a local health department (Elyria). We are trying to help a local business that sells recycled furniture and beds. Where can we find information on furniture reconditioning/treatment to assure that it's bedbug free?
Lorain County Ohio entomology bedbugs over 4 years ago
Composting
I have a new backyard computer. In the process of setting it up and I am noticing that the composter has no "floor." Its floor is the ground. I will be using it primarily to compost greens. Should I put something on the bottom on the composter or is it fine to just start dropping greens in to sit on the grass at the bottom? Thanks!! Joan
Prince George's County Maryland compost over 4 years ago
Adverse Possession
My wife and I recently bought a piece of land. We had the property surveyed. Our only neighbor has mowed and built a walkway on our property. Our land is a 5-acre parcel, and the neighbor is using approximately 30' x 70'. We don't have plans for this part of our land. However, this is our property and I'm sure I pay taxes on it. What can/should I do?
Oakland County Michigan over 4 years ago
Please id this
Could you please tell me what this is? I believe it is a leech but am wondering what kind and if they bother animals or people. I found it in a muddy area of my yard. I live outside Fort Collins, Colorado. Thanks.
Larimer County Colorado slugs over 4 years ago
HOW CAN I GET RID OF WOODBINE. IT IS TAKING OVER MY WOODS
HOW CAN I GET RID OF WOODBINE. IT IS TAKING OVER MY WOODS
St. Louis County Minnesota over 4 years ago
my 60 foot ash tree developed white streaks in the bark over the winter. some...
my 60 foot ash tree developed white streaks in the bark over the winter. some of the branches are almost all white. this spring a great number of the branches are not producing leaves. will the tree recover or should i have it removed?
Frederick County Maryland trees and shrubs ash tree over 4 years ago
Little worms are eating my peach tree leaves
Is there a way to control these little worms organically???? Right now, they are very tiny, pale little things, but they are voracicously eating my peach tree leaves. The trees are only 3 years old.
Knox County Tennessee over 4 years ago
