Jenschke: Apply fall preemergence herbicide to avoid spring weeds
As soil temperatures warm, now is the time to plan for preemergence herbicide applications to eradicate common warm-season weeds, said a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert.
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Daughters of the Republic of Texas enjoy musical performance
The Bosque River Chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas (DRT) held its first meeting in the new year at the First Presbyterian Church, 1302 N. Harbin, Stephenville.
Reed: Plan before disaster hits
George’s 101-year-old mother was residing in a nursing home when a tornado forced the residents to be evacuated from the facility. Patricia’s 89-year-old mother was living with her when the same tornado hit their subdivision.
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Chamber hosting ribbon cutting for FAITH Horsemanship The Stephenville Chamber will be celebrating new member FAITH Horsemanship: Fighting Adversity Integrating the Horse with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb.
Jenschke: AgriLife aims for better control of tomato spotted wilt virus
Tomato spotted wilt virus infects more than 1,000 plant species, including both specialty and staple food crops and weeds, causing an estimated $1 billion in crop losses worldwide each year.
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Master Gardeners hosting class
Reed: Reporting obligations when hiring a caregiver
Ted has an agreement with his neighbor, Vicki, who is a stay-at-home Mom, to pay her $100.00 a week to come over at 9:30 each morning to give his wife, Jane, who has Alzheimer’s, her medications. He needs this service to fill in while he completes his daily workout at the gym.
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A Voice for Habitat set for Jan. 18 A Voice for Habitat 2025 is scheduled for Jan.
Green: Your pet’s mental health
I am an incredible person. Not the impressive kind of incredible. More the I-didn’t-know-anyone-could-be-that-clueless kind of incredible.
Jenschke: The adventure continues
Erath County Master Gardeners (ECMG) has set the date for its next Adventures in Gardening class. Saturday, January 25, certified master gardener Ken Stokes will conduct a class on growing vegetables.