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Horticulture

Ashes in the garden

K-State - November 18, 2014

You may have heard that using wood ashes on your garden can help make the soil more fertile. Though ashes do contain significant amounts of potash,...

Horticulture

Soil prep no for peas next spring

K-State - November 12, 2014

Peas can be planted earlier than just about any other vegetable crop because they can grow well at a soil temperature of 40 degrees. Though...

Agriculture

Soil sampling

K-State - October 29, 2014

By Ryan Flaming, County Extension Agent, Agriculture & Natural Resources At first glance, soil sampling would seem to be a relatively easy task. However, when...

Horticulture

Work garden soil in the fall

K-State - October 14, 2014

Fall is the preferred time to prepare garden soil for next spring’s vegetable garden. Spring is often wet making it difficult to work soil...

Horticulture

Don´t over apply phosphorous or potassium!

K-State - September 9, 2014

By: Scott Eckert, County Extension Agent, Horticulture Plants need nutrients to live and grow. Nitrogen is the nutrient needed most because it is used faster...

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