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Wood Chips
Perhaps the most common mulch used by yardeners around landscape plants and beds is wood chips; usually purchased from the local garden center or home center. Wood chips are still organic matter and if you only use wood chips, the soil health will improve over the years, but probably at half the rate of chopped leaves or peat moss.

Nibbles - A Little Time Goes A Long Way
Your little boy just danced into the living room in your high heels and a princess costume. It might concern you that your child wants to dress up or play a role that doesn’t match his gender.

Stacking Up Firewood for Winter
Firewood can be purchased from dealers and retail stores, or many people cut their own firewood. The best practice is to call several suppliers to compare the cost, based on factors such as quantity, quality for desired use, delivery, and their willingness to stack the wood.

Extension Ag Update - September/October 2006
When fields are wet, consider delaying harvest to avoid excessive soil compaction. If possible, unload the combine at the ends of rows to avoid taking grain carts or trucks into the field and creating further soil compaction.

Caring for Katsura Tree
Because Katsuratree is not very drought tolerant, it is very important to keep a 3 to 4 inch layer of mulch around its base all year round. Katsuratree is intolerant of drought and should be protected from direct exposure to wind.

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	John Deere and Company
	Moline, Illinois (IL) 61265


	John Deere Commercial & Consumer Equipment
	Moline, Illinois (IL) 61265