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Babysitter’s Training

Babysitter’s Training

Babysitter’s Training has been newly revised by the American Red Cross with input from youth just like you. Registration for the June 21st class ends June 7th. The course is fun and fast-paced with hands-on activities, exciting video, role-plays and lively discussions. You’ll learn to be the best babysitter on the block. Plus, you’ll gain the confidence to make smart decisions and stay safe in any babysitting situation.

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2012 Farm Fresh Atlas

2012 Farm Fresh Atlas

The 2012 Farm Fresh Atlas is available for pick up at the Kenosha County UW-Extension office!

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Tractor Safety

Tractor Safety

The Tractor Certification Course is a 24-hour program designed to teach safety as it relates to driving farm implements on public roads, offering both classroom and hands-on tractor driving experiences, for youth under the age of 16 and over the age of 12.

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Zimmerman Pine Moth

Zimmerman Pine Moth

Question: My Austrian pine has several dead branches. There is sap oozing and holes on the trunk at the base of the branches. What’s causing this and can I do anything about it? P.H.

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Peach Leaf Curl

Peach Leaf Curl

Question: A couple of years ago the master gardeners at your office told me my peach had a disease called peach leaf curl. They gave me a factsheet, which I can’t find. Please tell me again what to do for my peach tree. The leaves are already puckered and wavy. I sprayed the tree last year but the problem didn’t go away.

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Using Manure in Your Garden

Using Manure in Your Garden

Question: I try to use organic methods in my vegetable garden. Would it be okay to use lamb manure in my vegetable garden? J.H Answer: Many vegetable gardeners, especially organic gardeners, prefer manure as a soil amendment. Well-composted manure from lamb/sheep, cow, horse, rabbit, poultry or other plant eating animals is a great way to [...]

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Cherry Spray and Iron Humate

Cherry Spray and Iron Humate

Question: Can you tell me anything about iron humate. I’ve read about it and wondered if it would be appropriate to use on some of my shrubs that like the acidity a little higher than I can provide e.g. serviceberry, alternate-leaf dogwood and crabapple.

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Early Vegetable Planting

Early Vegetable Planting

Question: Since the weather is so warm would it be okay to plant tomatoes, beans and the rest of my vegetable garden earlier than normal?

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