Birding on Broadmeade Walk
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Thursday, September 3, 2009
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USDA Article on AflaGuard - We have had a lot of aflatoxin problems in corn this year in the blacklands and this article sure compliments the use of AflaGuard for reducing aflatoxin p...14 years ago
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- GEORGE WHITING
- Austin, Williamson County, Texas, United States
- Grew up in the Midwest and moved to the West Coast for College(Cal-Poly SLO). Moved to Texas after college. My career is in the Data Processing area in Austin. Over the past five years I have been growing horse hay in my spare time. Also, engaged in the Williamson county Master Gardener program. Have a strong interest in native Texas Plants, roses, succulents, trees(my favorite tree is the Bur Oak) and various drought tolerant bushes and flowers. Lately have been getting more involved in Rain Water Harvesting and drip irrigation methods. I breed high end hunting dogs, specifically German Shorhair Pointers. One day I will own a gaited Peruvian Paso Horse and some Charolais Cattle.
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Verbesina virginica L. is the plant name that A&M addresses. You can click on the post title for a picture.
ReplyDeleteThe best way to address the irradication issue is to send a sample to your extension agent and let them identify it for sure. There are about 7-10 kinds of Frostweed. Once identified they will be able to recommend an irradication measure.
GW