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U.S. Embassy Warns of Histoplasmosis Risk from Caving in Costa Rica
U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica warns of histoplasmosis risk from caving, a lung infection from fungal spores in bat or bird ...
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OSU Extension: Spring, summer and fall bulbs benefit from fertilization
Spring, summer and fall bulbs do benefit from fertilization! The soil fertility and pH in your garden plays a role in determining the amount or if it is needed. While not absolutely necessary, ...
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New research highlights major health hazard faced by employees in growing industry — and the general public could also be at risk
Efforts to regulate these risks are beginning to gain traction, but have not expanded enough for any real change. New ...
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New homeowner puzzled by 'horrible' backyard mistake left behind by previous residents: 'I'm having a hard time'
The homeowner received lots of advice from fellow native gardening enthusiasts. New homeowner puzzled by 'horrible' backyard mistake left behind by previous residents: 'I'm having a hard time' first ...
Not just trees: Most of the carbon sequestered on land is stored in soil and water, study finds
Recent studies have shown that carbon stocks in terrestrial ecosystems are increasing, mitigating around 30% of the CO2 ...
Peecycling: Vermont farmers recycling project for fertilizing crops: “It’s going to help plants grow”
Cow dung and urine have been used as natural fertilizers for centuries. In in the Urine Nutrient Reclamation Program, nothing ...
Seeds of change: Scientists discover sustainable way to grow potatoes
The researchers experimented with the Kufri Neelkanth variety of potatoes, cultivating them under a thick layer of paddy ...