There’s been increased interest in growing vegetables, flowers, and herbs together. Learn more about this in our Edible Landscaping workshop on May 8th at the Clay County Fairgrounds in Clay Center! Please RSVP by May 5th and hope to see you there!!!
Posted on April 30, 2014, in Event, Horticulture and tagged Agriculture, edible landscaping, Extension, flowers, gardening, gardens, herbs, Horticulture, vegetables. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
Thanks for your encouragement JT!
Thank you Jenny! So much truth in this.
Gene, You can try two different ways: Phone: 979-845-5913 or Email: info@afpc.tamu.edu Since I poste
I can not remember my password to use the Texas A&M Farm Bill Decision Tool. You say to request
Thank you for your kind words Lisa! Either way is fine with me-whichever you'd prefer. Thanks!
Jenny, Was catching up and reading your blog from Sunday. You do a great job of encapsulating a rang
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Hi Neil! WBC-look for larvae in silks and ear tips for your area and egg masses potentially laid nea
Any new signs of western bean cut worms or souther rust in our area
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