March is a busy month for gardeners, with pruning, planting, and caring for a variety of plants. From thinning wildflower seedlings to transplanting perennials, now is the time to prepare your garden for the upcoming season. Remember to check for local frost dates and provide water and fertilizer as needed for a vibrant and healthy garden.
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As spring break approaches, experts from Texas A&M College of Agriculture and Life Sciences urge travelers to prioritize safety. With tips ranging from sharing itineraries with trusted individuals to staying vigilant at destinations, they emphasize preparation and caution for a trouble-free vacation. Whether driving or flying, taking simple precautions can make all the difference in ensuring a safe and relaxing break.
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Join the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s webinar on March 20 for “Native Landscapes for Wildlife,” part of the 2024 Texas Tough Plants series. Learn from John Davis, conservation program coordinator at Austin Parks and Recreation, about creating wildlife habitat at home with a focus on native plants. Register for free at https://tx.ag/NativeLandscapesWildlife to secure your spot among the 100 attendees, or register to view the recording later.
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In the aftermath of a devastating grass fire, residents of a small town are rebuilding and returning to normalcy. Despite the challenges they face, the community is coming together, finding solace in familiar places and everyday routines.
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Following extensive wildfires in the Panhandle, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service offers vital information and resources for affected individuals to navigate the recovery process safely and effectively. From guidance on reentering areas post-disaster to dealing with ash and smoke damage, their Disaster Assessment and Recovery program provides crucial support. Texans can access free, research-based materials in English and Spanish to aid in emergency preparedness and recovery efforts, ensuring a safer and smoother recovery journey.
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