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Apples:
When should trunk guards be removed from apple trees?
Check bands, fasteners, and clips to prevent girdling
Grapes:
Seasonal update from the UMN HRC
Kiwiberries:
Update and about: UMN kiwiberry research and breeding efforts...
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After a week of poor air quality, some extremely hot days, and then a downpour, the week ahead is looking like it will be lovely for catching up on field work. Most plants are thriving with the heat and regular rainfall, and we’re entering...
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Tomato might be the spottiest vegetable we grow – there are many diseases that can cause leaf spots, and they can all look very similar. Some of the diseases are caused by bacteria, some are caused by fungi. This means that some of the...
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Perplexed about your peonies? Lawn got you down? Tune into our WCCO Radio “Smart Gardens” show on Saturdays, 8-9 a.m., for answers to your lawn and garden questions. Dial in AM 830 on your radio or ask your smart speaker. Or listen to ...
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Apples:
Monitoring and managing apple maggot
Grapes:
Herbicide drift on grapes
Honeyberries:
Honeyberry field day recap
Apples:
Monitoring and managing apple maggot (less common in commercial orchards)
Image: An apple...
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After a slow spring, daily highs in the 80’s are pushing warm season crops ahead and growers are catching up.
Mid-season nutritional deficiencies & what to do
With warm, long days and rapidly maturing crops, this is the time of...
Outgoing Annandale Ambassadors Princesses Bailey Broich (left) and Rylee O’Konek (right) ride atop a marine-themed float during Annandale’s 137th Fourth of July Parade last Friday. Nearby Highway 55 road construction and temperatures above ninety-degrees didn’t deter parade spectators from...
The Buffalo City Council met on Monday, July 7. Council members discussed the heavy rainfall, which occurred over the weekend of June 28 and 29, causing flooding at downtown businesses, the airport, and at resident homes. Water levels remain high on both Lake Pulaski and Buffalo Lake and will take...
Imagine a world where a trip to the restroom is a luxury, a privilege, a right only afforded to those who can pay. That’s the darkly comedic, dystopian reality of Buffalo Community Theater’s summer production, “Urinetown: The Musical.”
In this unique world, a severe water shortage has made private...
Provided by Wright County Sheriff’s Office:
On Thursday, July 3, at 11:56 p.m., Wright County deputies were dispatched to a structure fire at 2485 Jaber Ave. NE in the City of St. Michael. Upon arrival, deputies found the structure’s garage was fully engulfed in flames. The homeowner, and three...