ANR June Newsletter 2025
ANR June Newsletter 2025
June 2025 Edition
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ANR June Newsletter 2025 |
| Harvesting Blueberries & Blackberries for Full Flavor | Summer months are the harvest season for blueberries & blackberries, both of which have the potential to grow very well in Kentucky. |
| Controlling Flies on the farm | Flies can be a problem on farms during the summertime especially around livestock. |
| Good Care of Hanging Baskets | Inadequate fertility is a common problem in hanging baskets because plants eventually us all fertilizer in the soil. |
| Blossom end rot can ruin tomato harvest | Blossum end rot spots develop into dark brown, leathery decays that may affect half the tomato. |
| Controlling Mosquitos where you live | The key to controlling them around your home is to stop them from breeding in the first place. |
| You can control corn earworm in sweet corn | Earworms spend a relatively short period of their life feeding in a site that can receive an adequate insecticide application. |
| Storm Planning Timeline | A few days out, The day before, The day of. |
| Cattle in Ponds | If you are reseeding pastures, I would recommend Kentucky 32 because it is also a tall fescue but does not contain endophyte & isn't as invasive as the Kentucky 31. |
| Prevent disease in your roses | To reduce foliar diseases, try to avoid conditions where rose leaves remain wet for an extended period of time. |
| Help Livestock beat the heat | One of the most important things producers can do is provide cool, clean drinking water. |
| Provide the right amount of water to summer veggies | All vegetables need a good supply of soil moisture before, during flowering & during fruit development. |
| Manage pastures for optimum production | Good pasture Management practices are essential to increasing quality livestock forages by reducing undesirable weeds & plants. |
