Pike Co Extension Minute: Recent Episodes
Terrell Davis
Research based information for your home, garden, hunting lease, and farm from the University of Arkansas System Cooperative Extension Service in Murfreesboro, AR
Have ever considered multitasking by mixing forage seed with fertilizer? Listen in to find out why that might not be the best choice.
We get lots of questions about when and how to prune fruit trees and shrubs during January and February. Take a listen to find out all the answers.
While January can be gloomy, there are still plenty of chores to do on nice sunny days.
The Holidays can be a hard time for some of our farm families and rural communities. In this episode, we discuss some ways you can seek help with depression. You don't have to manage it alone!
While many of us enjoy the beauty of changing leaves in the Fall, it also adds a task in the home lawn. I'd like for you to consider composting your leaves instead of burning or sacking them up. Here's a few tips to make the task a little easier.
When is the best time to prune shrubs and perennials? Learn why Fall might be the worst time and when you should be adding to your calendar.
While the Fall garden may look different, there are still plenty of chores to complete in October.
If you are thinking about planting a wildlife plot, these tips might help you make sure your list is complete.
While the gardening may be slowing down, there are still plenty of garden chores left to do. This episode covers a few you might want to check off the list.
Stockpiling forages can increase ADG, save time, and increase productivity of your livestock. Listen to find out the 411
Fall Armyworms are enemy #1 to hay producers in SWARK. Control methods are highly contingent on worm stages.
In this episode, we discuss the unsuspecting Bermuda Stem Maggot's effects in Bermudagrass hayfields. This small larva can decreased yields by 50% if left untreated in fine stemmed Bermudagrass fields.
In this episode, Terrell discusses the need to control warm season weeds early in pastures and hayfields.