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Spruce problems are probably caused by more than a single agent
Published on July 15, 2011
While many are concerned about potential spruce injury from Imprelis herbicide, two fungal infections are increasingly causing dieback in Michigan spruce in recent years. -
Toxic mulch: When wood chips go bad
Published on July 15, 2011
A sour smell coming from your mulch could be the result of acids and other compounds. Use the proper precautions before placing in beds, especially during hot weather. -
Scout trees now for spruce needle rust
Published on July 15, 2011
Spruce needle rust can cause spruce trees to lose 25 to 75 percent of their new needles. Know how to reduce the impact of spruce needle rust to your Christmas tree fields and landscape. -
Sun exposure dangers
Published on July 14, 2011
Simple tips to keep your skin safe while farming. -
Weeds flourishing in lawns
Published on July 14, 2011
Warm temperatures and lack of rainfall are causing thinned turf, bringing the arrival of weeds including black medic, white clover and crabgrass. -
Temperatures are predicted to keep climbing
Published on July 13, 2011
The 6-10 and 8-14 day outlook call for above normal temperatures and above normal precipitation. -
Mid-Michigan ag technology field day
Published on July 8, 2011
Ag technology equipment and services will be demonstrated at a field day in mid-Michigan on July 27. -
Black vine weevil damage to rhododendrons
Published on July 7, 2011
Black vine weevil feeds on the roots and leaves of rhododendrons and many other broadleaved evergreens. -
Velvet galls caused by tiny eriophyid mites
Published on July 5, 2011
Tiny eriophyid mites create abnormal growth on leaves with little impact to the tree’s health. -
July is the best time to treat for European chafer grubs on home lawns
Published on July 1, 2011
If you haven’t taken steps to deter grubs and your lawn has suffered from grub damage in the past, now is the time to apply an insecticide.
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