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7 results found for: "Lawns."

Audience: Farmers

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February 6, 2017

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This product provides information on Crop Area Assessment in Alberta Irrigation Districts, for an eight-year period.


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May 1, 2004

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A healthy lawn contributes to your property value and the overall appearance of your neighborhood. It provides a natural, safe surface where your family can play and relax. By following a few...


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January 1, 2000

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Creeping red fescue seed production began in Canada in the 1930s. It developed into a dual purpose crop that provided revenue from the seed production in the summer and the grazing in the fall....


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April 30, 1998

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This document reported the findings of a research project that examined how to reduce phytotoxicity associated with organosilicone surfactants used to control fairy ring disease in turfgrass. It...


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January 1, 1974

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This report outlines effective methods for controlling quack grass, a persistent perennial weed that significantly impacts agricultural land in Alberta. It details identification features to...


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January 1, 1973

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This document explains that Creeping Red Fescue, alone or with Rough Stalked Bluegrass, is preferred in shaded areas over Kentucky Bluegrass, though neither forms durable or snow mold-resistant...


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January 1, 1965

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This document highlights that Kentucky Bluegrass and its varieties are the best turf grasses for Alberta due to their durability and high-quality turf, despite slow germination. To aid...