Virtual Hydroponic And Aquaponic Gardening Workshop Set For April 26
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is hosting a virtual educational workshop for those...
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Category: Lifestyles
Landscaping To Help Protect From Wildfires
Many landscapes were lost in the fires that burned rampantly throughout the Texas Panhandle,...
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National Gardening Month: Time To Clean Your Garden — Or Start One
April is National Gardening Month, a perfect time for beginners to start with a small plot and for experienced gardeners to expand their gardens. Larry Stein, a horticulture specialist, advises planting what you like and offers tips for pruning, fertilizing, caring for roses, battling pests, and sowing warm-season annual ornamental seeds. Stein also suggests starting spring cleaning in the garden by weeding, mulching, and rejuvenating beds, while cautioning about the quality of new soil purchases to avoid introducing weeds or diseases.
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How Do Animals React To A Solar Eclipse?
As the solar eclipse approaches on April 8, scientists are eager to observe how animals will react to the sudden darkness. While some animals may exhibit changes in behavior such as increased anxiety or preparation for nighttime, others may show no noticeable response. Researchers are encouraging citizen scientists to join in observations to help broaden understanding of how wildlife reacts to these rare celestial events.
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Eclipse Fever Hits Texas Towns As Residents And Officials Prepare For A Crush Of Visitors
As Texas braces for a solar eclipse next week, cities and small towns from the Mexico border to Texarkana are preparing for a flood of visitors, with some local leaders urging residents to stock up on supplies and stay home on Monday. Despite weather concerns, places like Llano, in the path of totality, are expecting large crowds and potential shortages, while others, like Eagle Pass, hope to showcase their communities and welcome visitors for a unique viewing experience. Businesses and parks along the eclipse’s path are gearing up for the event, with some offering special events and accommodations for eclipse tourists.
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