Water, flame, corn & cutting: follow this path and you'll be walking on a weed-free lawn!

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A four pronged attack against weeds is described. Tips are given on when and how to water a lawn, what the best mowing height is and why, and how to use hand weeding or a handheld torch to kill isolated weeds. A new product 'A-Maizing Lawn' made of corn gluten is also introduced as a weed inhibitor.

Control, Lawns, Weeds, Weed control

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AJ and OJ for Ca

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People who are lactose-intolerant can get calcium from drinking fortified orange and apple juices. Older women are able to absorb this calcium readily. All of the ingredients in Cascadian Farm ice cream is certified organic. Two new books on tomato and eggplant cookery are presented.

Health aspects, Publishing industry, Product introduction, Natural foods industry, Health foods industry, Ice cream, ices, etc., Ice cream, Calcium (Nutrient), Calcium, Dietary, Orange juice, Apple juice, Totally Eggplant Cookbook (Book), Totally Tomato Cookbook (Book), Cascadian Farm Inc.

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The right grass = a great lawn

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Planting the type of grass which thrives best in a given region is the key to having a healthy lush lawn. Cool weather grasses and warm weather grasses are discussed and examples are given. A regional map for grass types is provided as well as tips on buying seed.

Equipment and supplies, Varieties, Grasses, Grass breeding

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