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The Weather, The Plants and ......Oh My
Goodness.......
Dr. Bill Fountain, Horticulture
Home Landscape
Getting Drought
and heat damaged Lawns Back in Shape
By Laura Skillman
Contact: A.J. Powell, Jr., 859-257-5606
Landscape Plant Diseases Respond to 2007 Drought
by Aimee Neilson
Contact: John Hartman,859-257-7445, ext. 80720
Problems after the Easter
Freeze and Summer Drought
Tom Priddy, John Hartman, Lee Townsend, Doug McLaren
Water Management in the Home Landscape
Richard Durham and William Fountain, Extension
Specialists in Horticulture
Maintaining Kentucky Lawns
During Summer Drought
A. J. Powell, Jr., Plant and Soil Sciences
Effects of Hot Dry Weather on More Insects and Their
Relatives
Lee Townsend, Entomology
Oak Bacterial Leaf Scorch Affected by Drought
John Hartman, Plant Pathology
Fruit and
Vegetables
UK research finds pulse irrigation potentially useful for farmers
By Aimee Nielson.
Contact: Richard Warner, 859-257-8803, ext.
217
Effect of Drought
on 2007 Wines
Timothy Martinson and Ben Gavitt, Cornell University
Kentucky Vineyard Newsletter, October 1, 2007,
S. Kaan
Kurtural, Phd. Editor
West Kentucky Growers
Newsletter, July 2007
Plant and Soil Water Relations 101
John Strang, Horticulture
Spider Mites in Vegetables in Hot Dry
Weather
Ric Bessin, Entomology
Grape Powdery Mildew is a
Threat Even in a Dry Year
John Hartman, Plant Pathology
Continuing Mite Problems in Vegetables
Ric Bessin, Entomology
University of Kentucky Publications:
Critical Periods for Drought Stress in Fruit Trees
John Strang, Extension Specialist in Fruit and Vegetable
Crops
LISTEN ON-LINE
Listen to the following consumer water use and conservation tips by clicking
any of the titles below to access the full listing of consumer tips from the UK College of
Agriculture.
Find the year and date to
listen.
Watering Now for Flowers Later-July
4, 2005
Saving Water and Energy-May
23, 2005
Using Recycled Water in the Landscape-May
2, 2005
Kentucky Emergency Disaster Education Network
(EDEN) Drought Site
Drought: Lawns, Gardens, and Other Horticulture
Plants/Fruits
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