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  1. Do's and Dont's for Getting Your Yard and Garden Ready for Winter

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    for the first time, being prepared for winter will prove to be worthwhile come spring. One of the ... used without issue for many years. Hoses that are exposed to the harsh winter weather, especially with ... to dig up corms, bulbs, or tubers that need to be brought inside for the winter. Typically, these are ...

  2. Plant Now to Graze Later

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    Fall and winter grazing seems a long way off as we take a peek at the forecast of warm and sunny ... weather. However, now is the time to start thinking about planting cool season annuals and winter cover ... They include red clover (2 to 4 lb/acre), hairy vetch (25 lb/acre), or winter peas (50 lb/acre) in the ...

  3. Spring Clean Your Finances

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    that I might not have given as much attention to through the winter.  One of those was a reminder when ...

  4. Storage of Fall Fruit and Vegetable Crops After Harvest

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    storing some crops to sell throughout the winter and early spring. Some commonly stored vegetables include ... winter months when other crops are unable to be locally grown and sold. These storage practices may be ... pointers before putting away crops over winter include finding varieties that are better suited for winter ...

  5. Mixing it Up- All About Grazing

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    to enjoy the lush greenery. Winter annual weeds are still thriving, patiently waiting for their ...

  6. Small Grains Field Day

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    Morning Sessions (choose 2) • Soybean Production With Small Grains • Growing Malted Barley: Varieties and ...

  7. Winter Wheat Stand Assessment and Fertilization

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    Evaluate winter wheat stands after green up for yield potential based on a stand count and ... temperature.  Typically, winter wheat is said to break dormancy once soil temperature has warmed to 39 F or ... is to determine if some form of weed control is needed.  Weeds of concern include winter annual weeds ...

  8. Fall Hay Harvest, Weed Control, and Agritourism

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    associated with winter damage to perennial forage stands. Alfalfa, clovers, and many grasses are growing more ... slowly with the cooling fall temperatures. In order to survive the winter, they will need good root ... prepare for winter. Another management consideration involves taking a final cutting after the killing ...

  9. Manure Management in Winter

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    Winter may seem like the ideal time to haul manure. After all, we won’t get stuck or leave ruts in ... frozen soil. Winter is also a time when many livestock that are typically on pasture are housed indoors ... a winter rain rushes across saturated soils. NRCS 590 standards limit winter application to 5,000 gal. or ...

  10. Field Management Post Harvest… What Now?

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    As crops are being harvested and fields are being prepped for the winter, there are several field ... late in the year is very risky. Cover crops need to be well established to survive winter and give you ... of slugs that can decimate young seedlings. Residue can help to over winter problematic insects, act ...

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