Good garden soil is a combination of fertility and texture. The best soil structure is full of open pores. When soil becomes compacted, these open spaces disappear, leaving very little space for air and water to reach plant roots. Aerating the soil can help correct this problem. Photo by Constantin Jurcut
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Obesity in Dogs and Cats
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It can be very tempting to toss a table scrap to a begging pet. But encouraging this behavior can cause more harm than good. It can lead to obesity...the most common nutritional disorder of pets in the United States. Photo by Jonathon Monk
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Controlling Burrowing Moles
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Moles, those burrowing animals that cause multiple problems for homeowners and farmers, require constant vigilance to keep them under control.
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Wood Ash Can be Added to Your Garden to Improve pH
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Want a great way to re-purpose the ashes from your wood stove or fireplace? Add them to your garden.
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Tip Burn - An Unsightly Problem in Houseplants
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Tip burn is a common problem in houseplants where the tips of leaves turn brown and die. You might be surprised by what causes it.
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Tips on Keeping Safe During Tornado Season
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The arrival of spring signals the beginning of severe weather season. Tornadoes are nature's most violent storms. Their force can devastate a neighborhood in seconds. So, the best way to protect yourself, and your family, from these destructive, unpredictable storms is to be prepared.
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