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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “This Land of Ours”

Best Late Season Tomato Varieties to Grow

Dan August 7, 2020 Fruits, This Land of Ours, Vegetables

The best late season tomato varieties to grow in your garden.  That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Growing tomatoes later in the season ensures you still have something to look forward to at the end of the summer. Late season varieties are those that produce a harvest 80 to 100 days after planting. They provide a nice bit …

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Cathy Isomgardening

Keeping the Water Flowing in Your Garden Year-Round

Dan August 6, 2020 Irrigation, This Land of Ours, Water

The best way to keep the water flowing in your garden throughout the seasons.  That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Keeping plants hydrated is the best way to keep them happy and thriving all year round. Plants get especially thirsty on hot and dry days.  And, if they’re wilted it’s a sign they are stressed. The time of …

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Cathy Isomgardening

Keeping a Cute, Tiny Critter from Invading Your Garden

Dan August 5, 2020 This Land of Ours

How to get rid of a cute and tiny critter from invading your garden. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Chipmunks are cute but they can do some serious destruction to your garden. While they’re mostly in foraging on the ground, they aren’t afraid to sneak some of the seedlings and grains from your garden and love to …

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What to Plant in Your Garden in the Month of August

Dan August 4, 2020 Nursery Crops, This Land of Ours

What to plant in your garden in the month of August. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. August is still one of the hottest months of summer. And the gardens you planted in early spring are probably stressed from the heat and are in need of some help to keep blooming until the killing of frost. But, there …

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Cathy Isomgardening

Stopping Bears from Making a Picnic Out of Your Garden

Dan August 3, 2020 This Land of Ours

How to help stop bears from making a picnic out of your garden.   That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Living and farming in bear country can be a challenge.  Planning and using safe human deterrents is key. Bears are more frequently visiting gardens these days and they’re most attracted to fruits, nuts, veggies, and berry bushes. While …

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Some Ways to Get Rid of Pesky Fruit Flies

Dan July 31, 2020 This Land of Ours

Some ways to get rid of pesky fruit flies in and around your home.  That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Even though fruit flies may do little harm to you, they do threaten the hygiene of your kitchen and the food in it.  But with a few simple ingredients, you can easily keep a lid on them. Apple …

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Cathy Isomfruit flies

Steps to Take to Ripen Green Tomatoes

Dan July 30, 2020 This Land of Ours, Vegetables

How to ripen green tomatoes. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Not all green tomatoes will ripen off the vine, but there are some steps you can take, to increase the chances that they will. Most tomatoes need temperatures above 60 degrees Fahrenheit to finish ripening. But once the days begin to shorten and remain cool, you are …

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Pruning Roses Can Be Intimidating

Dan July 29, 2020 Nursery Crops, This Land of Ours

The pruning principles of roses.  That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Pruning roses can be a bit intimidating for beginning gardens. That is until they’ve learned the ins and outs and why it’s so important to make the cut. The main reasons, for improving health, appearance, and so roses won’t grow out of control. Some of the pruning …

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Important Tools You Will Need for Pruning Your Roses

Dan July 28, 2020 Nursery Crops, This Land of Ours

Some important tools you will need when it’s time to prune your roses. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Roses seem to have a reputation of being difficult. But, if you feed them and prune them as needed, that’s half the battle. Pruning is vital to the plant’s health and overall longevity and should be done before plant …

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Fall Veggies You Should Plant in Your Garden Right Now

Dan July 27, 2020 This Land of Ours, Vegetables

The fall veggies you should plant in your garden right now.  That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Right now is the right time to plant these fall garden favorites:  potatoes, if you can find them, or if you saved seed potatoes, Cabbage, Broccoli, and cauliflower.  All can be started from seed right now. These crops are generally transplanted …

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RSS News From Citrus Industry Magazine

  • UF/IFAS Hosts Citrus Packinghouse Day
    The 64th annual Citrus Packinghouse Day was held in early September at the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) Citrus Research and Education Center in Lake Alfred. The event drew fresh fruit growers and packers from various parts of Florida. Presentations were given on shipping regulations, new varieties and citrus under […]
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    Citrus has a brighter future in Florida and surrounding areas, according to one industry expert. Hopefully, there will be enough farmers left standing to profit from it. Rick Dantzler, Citrus Research and Development Foundation chief operating officer, was a featured speaker at this year’s Citrus & Specialty Crop Expo. He spoke about the industry’s future […]

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