It's time for another episode of Wildland Stories! Join us June 25 at 9:00am MT while we learn all about rangeland ecology with Dr. Kari Veblen.
Check out the link below to learn more and register. Can't wait for you to join us!
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Drip irrigation can be of great benefit to your trees. However, determining the amount of water and emitters can seem daunting. We have an article to help you get your drip irrigation system set up!
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Did you miss our recent episode of Wildland Stories? We learned all about soil science. From soil orders to mycorrhizae, we covered a lot in one hour. You can watch Wildland Stories: Soil Science with Dr. Andrew Kulmatiski by visiting our website.
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Sandy soils can be tricky when it comes to gardening, but don't let that deter you. There are ways to amend your soil, and there are plenty of plants that grow well in sandy soils. Check out our fact sheet, Gardening in Sandy Soils, to learn more!
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When living in the WUI, being firewise is important to consider when planning your landscaping. This fact sheet describes characteristics of firewise plants and firewise landscapes, & lists examples of firewise plants that can be used in Utah landscapes.
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Tree roots often grow horizontally and most tree roots stay pretty shallow. This means that it is better to dig a wide hole than a deep hole when planting. Want to read more? Check out our article - Planting Trees? Dig Big! by Michael Kuhns.
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Ready for another episode of Wildland Stories? Join us as we interview Dr. Andrew Kultmatiski on April 30 at 9am MT to learn about soil science.
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If you've ever considered planting a tree on your property near a power line, you've likely had concerns.
Don't let those power lines discourage from planting this Spring! Instead, check out our article all about planting small trees around power lines.
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Join us as the tables are turned and we put our host in the hot seat!
What is biochar? How is it made? What impact does making biochar have on climate change? These are just some of the questions we hope to answer with Darren McAvoy.
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Join us as the tables are turned and we put our host in the hot seat!
What is biochar? How is it made? What impact does making biochar have on climate change? These are just some of the questions we hope to answer with Darren McAvoy.
https://t.co/qLvjNjHeQt
Wanting to plant some trees in your yard this year? Spring is officially 20 days away, so it's time to start planning! 'Selecting and Planting Landscape Trees' is a great guide for helping you choose and plant the right tree for your property.
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#usfsFNF Fremont River RD completed 10 acres of pile burning today on the #NorthSlopePileRx. The district plans to burn additional piles in Unit 1 tomorrow. #TeasdaleFront
Event: Biochar Opportunities in the Southwest: Extension Workshop
Date: April 7, 20201 to April 9, 2021
Agenda: https://t.co/OsxjJwDLhF
Register: https://t.co/e89As8T0QT
In tomorrow's #ScienceYouCanUse webinar, Pete Robichaud will discuss soil erosion prediction tools to allow for better post-fire land management decision-making. https://t.co/bbUdnjQCab
Join us Friday February 26 at 9:00 am MT while we chat with Dr. Barbara Bentz about all things entomology!
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With the first day of spring being only a little over a month away, many of you may be starting to think about what trees to plant in your yard this year. Proper tree selection and planting are essential to ensure a healthy, long-lived tree.
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