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Yard and Garden: Final Fall Chores

By Richard Jauron and Willy Klein Iowa State University Extension Scott County Many gardeners have done their fall cleaning by removing annual garden plants and dead foliage on perennials. However, a...

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Yard and Garden: Houseplants

By Richard Jauron and Willy Klein Iowa State University Extension Scott County Indoor plants help create a welcoming, calming, aesthetically pleasing environment in homes. In fact, more than 80 percent...

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Yard and Garden: Fallen Leaves

By Richard Jauron and Willy Klein Iowa State University Extension Scott County Composting enables gardeners to dispose of large quantities of leaves and clippings in an efficient and cost-effective...

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Get answers to holiday food, stain removal questions from ISU Extension’s...

By Liz Meimann and Laura Sternweis Iowa State University Extension Scott County What’s the best way to thaw a frozen turkey? Is it safe to make pies and vegetable dishes a couple days before the big...

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Max’s Musings

By Max Molleston For the new year, I have taken 50+ years off the present, in this column. Set yourself at Ames, Iowa, Iowa State University (then College). If you are in your mid-70s, you could have...

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Get Answers to Your Specific Horticulture Questions

By Duane Gissel Iowa State University Extension Scott County Your lawn is not doing well, and you don’t know why. You’d like to take a sample into the Extension office the next day, but you have to go...

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PACT (Parenting All Children Together)

By Marissa Bloom Iowa State University Extension Scott County On April 3, Iowa State University Extension of Scott County, Lutheran Social Services of Iowa and Genesis Bright Beginnings will sponsor...

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Caring for Lawns During Drought Conditions

David Minner Iowa State University Extension Scott County As of mid-July, most non-irrigated turf in Iowa is either dormant (brown from lack of water) or well on its way to summer dormancy. Thirteen...

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Home Series Booklets Offer Home Energy Efficiency Information

Information from the Iowa State University Extension Office The Home Series booklets are filled with everyday energy-saving tips to help Iowans make a positive impact on family budgets. The average...

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Invasive stink bug confirmed in Iowa

By Duane Gissel Iowa State University Extension Scott County Entomologists at Iowa State University have confirmed that Scott County has the first breeding infestations of brown marmorated stink bugs...

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