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Today is my first full day back at home after an amazing trip to Costa Rica this last week and a half. I still plan on writing a post (or two) about the trip because it was so extraordinary and we were able to see and do so much. I’d love to share and remember it all here, but I also took quite a few videos on my camera while we were there so I thought I’d put those clips together for a mini vlog of my trip. Let me know what you think!
I love your vlog! Its so bright and happy and shows the beauty of costa rica in a short and concise way! It isn’t pretentious like most vlogs are! Would love to hear you speak more though!
Thank you so much!! We were on one of those tours where you’re traveling and doing all your activities with like 20 other people so I think I would have felt too shy narrarating haha! I was nervous at first going with such a big group of strangers but everyone was great, it was so much fun!
hahaha ooohh I get it! That’s awesome, usually going in groups, there’d usually be some ‘burdens’ but glad to hear you has a wonderful time!Understand the basics of starting a small business. Turn your idea into an opportunity. Learn key strategies for start-up, financing and marketing, as well as information about legal issues, licensing, operations and more. Realize the importance of a self-assessment and how to evaluate the feasibility of your business idea. Presented by the Sandhills SCORE Chapter which offers mentoring and counseling for aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners.... Broadleaf weeds continue to be a major problem in turfgrass during mild winters throughout the Southeast. Therefore, experiments were conducted with herbicides applied postemergence to determine the maximum weed control with the least amount of chemical treatment. Two new herbicides alone with presently available chemicals were applied to dormant bermudagrass [Cynodon dactylon L. Pers.] in singly...
Matar, A. E.; Samman, M.
... Pot tests were used to estimate potential fertility of major Syrian soils. Soil samples were collected from 270 sites throughout Syria. The relative increase in dry weight yield of wheat (Triticum vulgare L.) seedlings due to the addition of P was calculated. The response of soils to addition of P varied widely among soil groups, depending upon the parent material, degree of weathering, age of the...
Kerr, J. P.; Beardsell, M. F.
... Opportunities for comparing the water status of crops when the presence or absence of dew is the main environmental variable are rare. This paper reports the results of such a comparison made on successive days on a Paspalum dilatatum (Poir) pasture. Leaf water potentials (Ψ₁) were measured with a pressure chamber, and the energy balance method was used to determine evapotranspiration. Crop resist...
... Dryland wheat is raised on stored water and limited precipitation. Nitrogen is known to increase grain yield and water use efficiency. But the crop response to N in relation to stored water, effect of N on water extraction, and effect of stored water and rainfall on water use are not sufficiently understood. Field experiments were conducted for a 3-year period on clay loam (Haplustaff) and loamy s...
Sheaffer, C. C.; Clark, N. A.
... Aerobic storage of hay at high moisture levels results in losses of forage quality due to microbial growth. Yet, the determination of safe forage moisture levels in the field is difficult, and farmers also must often store hay at above optimum moisture levels in order to avoid losses due to inclement weather. Two experiments were conducted in which propionic acid and ammonium isobutyrate were manu...
Smith, T. J.; Camper, H. M.
... A positive relation has been reported between size of seed planted and subsequent seed yield for several crop spcies, but limited research has produced Inadequate information on this relationship in soybeans [Glycine max (L.) Merr.]. The potential for increased yield justifies further studies, especially in view of the relative ease of grading soybean seed for size. Use of more uniform seed also s...
May, P. B.; Douglas, L. A.
... The use of urease inhibitors has been proposed as a means of controlling the rate of urea hydrolysis in soils. However, application of enzyme inhibitors to soils may affect other soil processes in addition to urea hydrolysis. The purpose of this study was to determine whether soil urease inhibitors would affect the germination of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) and alfalfa (Medicago sativa L) seeds....
Jacques, G. L.; Vanderlip, R. L.; Whitney, D. A.
... Calcium and magnesium have been found deficient in grain sorghum [Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench] in some areas. To conduct fertility trials and interpret plant tissue nutrient analyses, we must first understand the growth and nutrient uptake and distribution patterns of the plant. Studies were conducted to investigate growth and Ca and Mg uptake and distribution in grain sorghum throughout its growt...
... Recognized, micronutrient-deficiency symptoms in grain sorghum [Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench] emphasize the need for micronutrient research in the crop. To conduct fertility trials and interpret plant tissue nutrient analyses, it is essential to understand nutrient uptake and distribution patterns. We investigated Zn, Cu, Fe, and Mn behavior in grain sorghum throughout its growth cycle. Two grain s...
Abel, G. H.
... A better understanding of the response of safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.) to elevation, temperature, and date of planting is needed to best exploit this crop in regions of its present adaptation. The objectives of this study were to describe the response of growth characteristics to date of planting when grown in irrigated desert environments that varied in elevation and, therefore, in tempera...
Thomas, Judith F.; Raper, C. David; Anderson, C. E.; Downs, R. J.
... Tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum L.), essentially a nursery plant during seedling growth, is grown in a protected plant bed until it attains the size to be transplanted into the field. Enchancement of growth rates during seedling culture would have advantages in production of tobacco seedlings, as well as bedding plants. Enrichment of atmospheric CO₂ is a generally recognized technique of increasing gro...
Patel, P. M.; Wallace, A.; Wallihan, E. F.
... Plant growth is characteristically depressed at certain levels of salt concentrations yet it sometimes responds to fertilizers even though growth depression can be expected to reduce nutrient requirements and even though fertilizer application increases salinity to some degree. This study was designed to examine tension zones involving interactions between nutrient supply (N and P) and salt concen...
Haskins, F. A.; Gorz, H. J.
... Seed size has been shown to have an important influence on the emergence and early growth of seedlings of several forage legumes, but only fragmentary information on seed size effects in sweetclover (Melilotus spp.) has been published. Therefore, a 2-year study was conducted in which spring and fall seedings of small, medium, and large seeds of ‘Madrid’ and ‘N13’ sweetclover (Melilotus officinalis...
Klock, M. A.; Schank, S. C.; Moore, J. E.
... In vitro organic matter digestion procedures (IVOMD) were used to evaluate a wide range of Digitaria spp. (digitgrass) breeding lines at three stages of maturity, across 11 field replications of one genotype, and as full-sib families evaluated at two locations and with two fertilizer treatments. Observations were made on the effect of flowering culms and stem microanatomy on digestibility. Informa...
Andersen, A. J.; Køie, B.
... The yield and quality of barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) are greatly influenced by N fertilization. The yield of dry matter, mineral nutrients, and protein are generally increased but the concentration of the essential amino acid lysine in the protein is usually decreased by increasing the supply of N. However, the effect of N may vary between genotypes. The purpose of this study was to compare the re...
Kendall, W. A.; Sherwood, R. T.
... The objective of these experiments was to evaluate use of meadow voles (Microtus pennsylvanicus) in a bioassay for estimating palatability of forages and some forage constituents to large animals. A small animal bioassay would enhance studies of factors affecting forage palatability and effects of palatability on animal intake. Meadow voles were provided a standard diet ad libitum and a choice of...
Templeton, W. C.; Taylor, T. H.
... Bigflower vetch, Vicia grandiflora var. kitaibeliana W. Koch, is a self-regenerating winter-annual legume which has several