On days where the sun shines and temperatures rise, homeowners often feel the urge to head outdoors and get going on their lawns. However, with Western New York’s ...

Ideally, yes. “As long as you're using potable (drinkable) water, it's always wise to wash fruits and vegetables before ...

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South-eastern Australian growers impacted by low rainfall are reminded to factor herbicide residues into their decisions ...

We are fortunate in the Lake Tahoe Basin because we're in the relatively early stages of invasion by weeds. We have an opportunity to find and eradicate these plants before they become huge and ...

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In long anticipated but controversial news, SBTi proposes updating its corporate net-zero standards to include carbon removals in limited capacities. The regenerative agriculture debate continues in ...

Use of a turfgrass species or variety that is not adapted to your site conditions will result in a weak, thin, and unattractive turf that is subject to soil erosion and weed ... for more information.

The study’s innovative methodology and comprehensive analysis offer a preliminary approach for future research aimed at understanding complex ecological questions.

An agronomy specialist says growers should consider conducting some soil tests this spring. Andrew Luzum with Corteva Agriscience says soil fertility needs to be a priority. “When we pull soil tests, ...