Spring[removed]Sponsor-a-Gardener Campaign Dear Friend of Gardening, Although snow remains, the growing season is well on its way. Each day brings more sunshine and new signs of spring: the return of dusty blue and or

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• Sustainable agriculture
• Sustainable gardening
• Organic gardening
• Organic farming
• Landscape
• Garden
• Organic horticulture
• Raised bed gardening
• Compost
• Agriculture
• Land management
• Agroecology

Hydric Soils Description Hydric soils are defined as soils that formed under conditions of saturation, flooding, or ponding long enough during the growing season to develop anaerobic conditions in the upper part. Under

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• Soil
• Land management
• Environmental soil science
• Hydric soil
• Riparian
• Wetlands
• Wade Hurt
• Wetlands of the United States
• Soil science
• Pedology
• Physical geography

April 2012 The persistent dry conditions this past winter and spring in the Northeast have many of us here contemplating a dry growing season ahead - and thinking about water, the focus of this issue of the Newsletter. I

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• Water conservation
• Irrigation
• Landscape architecture
• Environmental engineering
• Euonymus
• Rain garden
• Permaculture
• Garden
• Drip irrigation
• Environment
• Sustainable gardening
• Sustainability

Fire Season 2003 As a result of growing concern in southern California caused by four years of drought and catastrophic bark beetle infestation, numerous cooperating agencies united in an effort to address the environmen

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• Wildland fire suppression
• Occupational safety and health
• Aerial firefighting
• Wildfires
• Fire safe councils
• California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
• Firefighter
• United States Forest Service
• Wildfire suppression
• Firefighting
• Public safety
• Forestry

2014 Anticipated Plant Availability Garden in the Woods and Nasami Farm v[removed]Please Note : Plants listed are anticipated to be in stock at Garden in the Woods and Nasami Farm during the 2014 growing season. A few are

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• Phlox
• Polemoniaceae
• Wildflower

Remote Sensing of Soil Freeze - Thaw Cycles Growing Season Changes in North America and Eurasia Nicole V Smith*, Sassan S. Saatchi1, and James T. Randerson2 *California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA[removed]nicolev

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• Climate
• Pedology
• Thaw
• Weather
• Weather lore
• Winter
• Growing season
• Permafrost
• Tundra
• Atmospheric sciences
• Meteorology
• Physical geography

I proudly introduce the 50th edition of the Montana Agricultural Statistics Bulletin. Mild winter and hot dry summer conditions led to a very interesting growing season. This publication gives farmers and ranchers an opp

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• Agriculture in the United States
• Montana
• Government
• United States Department of Agriculture
• National Agricultural Statistics Service
• Census of Agriculture

Tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) is an exotic, cool-season grass that begins growing early in the year when temperatures are too cold for most other plants to grow. This fact, combined with its ability to form a dense,

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• Invasive plant species
• Poaceae
• Festuca
• Roundup
• Glyphosate
• Panicum virgatum
• Hay
• Flora of the United States
• Flora
• Herbicides

Climatological Data Annual and Growing Season Precipitation and Frost-Free Days, [removed]STATIONS COUNTY Big Sandy

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American Geophysical Union, Annual Meeting, 2010. Ultra-high Resolution Carbon Isotope Records in Tree Rings: Indicators of Carbon Allocation and Growing Season Precipitation/Temperature A. Hope Jahren1 and Brian A. Schu

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• Plant morphology
• Plants
• Tree
• Carbon-13
• Climate
• Botany
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Forestry
• Geochemistry