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Saffron: World’s most expensive spice
Gardening Farming
Saffron: World’s most expensive spice
tecnavia 
Posted on November 14, 2024
Did you know that the world’s most expensive spice comes from a type of crocus? It’s true. Saffron is derived from Crocus sativus , commonly known as the “saffron crocus.” While blooming crocuses are as common in spring as boldly colored leaves are in autumn, the saffron crocus blooms in autumn. Saf...
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Red or sugar maple? How do you tell the difference?
Gardening Farming
Red or sugar maple? How do you tell the difference?
tecnavia 
Posted on November 6, 2024
Red and sugar maples are part of what makes the Northeast unique. In spring, they provide the makings of maple syrup and in autumn, they provide our landscape with some of the brightest colors. Although they have a lot in common, there are many differences between these two species and there are sev...
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Winter and your backyard chickens
Gardening Farming
Winter and your backyard chickens
tecnavia 
Posted on November 3, 2024
Raising chickens during winter has challenges: decreased egg production, frozen water and possible frostbite. However, there are management strategies that will keep your flock safe during winter. Winterizing your chicken coop and daily monitoring of your chickens will help to keep your flock health...
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Thinking spring this autumn
Gardening Farming
Thinking spring this autumn
tecnavia 
Posted on October 30, 2024
Fall foliage color has peaked and leaves are falling. Temperatures are dropping and it’s time to put the garden to bed. It’s also a perfect opportunity to prepare for spring. What you do this autumn can provide big benefits when the garden wakes up next year. Spring-flowering bulbs will be the most ...
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SUNY Morrisville horticulture students spread cheer with ‘Petal it Forward’
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SUNY Morrisville horticulture students spread cheer with ‘Petal it Forward’
tecnavia 
Posted on October 22, 2024
SUNY Morrisville horticulture students joined thousands across the globe participating in the Society of American Florists (SAF) annual goodwill initiative, Petal it Forward. They handed out flowers and bouquets to unsuspecting community members and passersby, encouraging recipients to keep one and ...
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Autumn insect pests
Gardening Farming, Lifestyle
Autumn insect pests
tecnavia 
Posted on October 21, 2024
When the weather starts to turn cold, four common insect invaders may show up uninvited in your home. None of them breed in the house or cause any damage to humans, pets, food items or structures. These nuisance pests are looking for a warm, protected place to overwinter and hibernate. The western c...
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Sustainable autumn maintenance
Gardening Farming
Sustainable autumn maintenance
tecnavia 
Posted on October 20, 2024
When the air becomes cooler, and leaves begin to turn colors, it’s time to gear up for fall garden maintenance. Or is it? If you’re interested in doing more sustainable fall garden maintenance, then autumn might be less busy for you than usual. The first big thing that you can do is to consider not ...
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Cheating the season
Gardening Farming
Cheating the season
tecnavia 
Posted on October 17, 2024
We’ve probably all run out to the garden on an autumn evening as the temperature drops and a frost warning is issued. We throw a sheet over our fruit-covered tomato plants to eke just a little more growing time from the rapidly evaporating season. Ghostly visions of sheet-covered tomato plants aside...
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Cover crops for sustainability
Gardening Farming
Cover crops for sustainability
tecnavia 
Posted on October 2, 2024
Rather than leaving a field or patch of soil open over winter, consider cover crops. A cover crop is basically a temporary seeding of an area that would otherwise have exposed soil. The crop is a placeholder for future crops that will be grown there. There are lots of reasons to use cover crops. Fir...
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Leave the seed heads be
Gardening Farming
Leave the seed heads be
tecnavia 
Posted on September 19, 2024
Autumn colors have started to paint the landscape. As beautiful as those reds, oranges and yellows are, many gardeners tend to focus too much on the formerly green perennials that are now a crispy brown. What may seem ugly to you, however, is a happy winter home for a beneficial insect or food for a...
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Fall harvest fruits and vegetables
Gardening Farming, Lifestyle
Fall harvest fruits and vegetables
tecnavia 
Posted on September 19, 2024
Food is a big part of autumn, and farms play a significant role in seasonal celebrations. Each autumn, families plan apple picking excursions with their eyes on baking homemade apple pies. And while Halloween is made even more fun when carving jack-o’-lanterns, savvy celebrants know that carving ses...
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TurfMutt Foundation reminds autumn is the most important season for your yard
Gardening Farming
TurfMutt Foundation reminds autumn is the most important season for your yard
tecnavia 
Posted on September 9, 2024
For 15 years, the TurfMutt Foundation has encouraged people to get outside, care for and enjoy their own family backyards, parks and community green spaces. As autumn approaches, there’s no better time than now to plan for next spring and summer. “Now that fall is just around the corner, our best ad...
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How to field dress wild game properly and safely
Gardening Farming, Lifestyle
How to field dress wild game properly and safely
tecnavia 
Posted on September 9, 2024
Fishing and hunting are popular outdoor activities. Many outdoor enthusiasts engage in angling or hunting so they can have trophies to put up on their walls. Others rely on hunting and fishing for supplemental food sources. Game animals will have to be cleaned and processed properly whether they’re ...
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How to dry your favorite summer flower for a perfect autumn display
Gardening Farming, Lifestyle
How to dry your favorite summer flower for a perfect autumn display
tecnavia 
Posted on September 3, 2024
As summer gives way to the crisp embrace of autumn, there’s no better time to preserve the beauty of your favorite flowers. Drying these flowers allows you to enjoy their vibrant colors and delicate forms year-round. Whether you’re creating a dried bouquet, a fall wreath or simply preserving a few s...
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Greenhouses effectively extend growing seasons
Gardening Farming
Greenhouses effectively extend growing seasons
tecnavia 
Posted on August 29, 2024
Modern agriculture operations utilize various machines and technologies to grow the food we all eat. Greenhouses are among the resources used to help plants thrive. Greenhouses are not a new phenomenon, even if today’s incarnations have technological upgrades over their ancestors. The first attempts...
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Winter vehicle maintenance starts now
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Winter vehicle maintenance starts now
tecnavia 
September 14, 2026
Changing seasons expose vehicles to various conditions throughout the year. Although severe weather can occur at any time, the winter is known to be p...
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Adirondack Experience announces autumn 2026 event lineup
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Adirondack Experience announces autumn 2026 event lineup
tecnavia 
September 12, 2026
Adirondack Experience, the Museum on Blue Mountain Lake (ADKX), invites visitors of all ages to celebrate autumn in the center of the Adirondacks with...
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What to do with autumn leaves?
Gardening Farming
What to do with autumn leaves?
tecnavia 
September 10, 2026
Once again, it is that time of year. Farmers toil in the fields, families meander through corn mazes and neighborhoods prepare for masked and hooded g...
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Vote for your favorite farmers market
Gardening Farming, Lifestyle
Vote for your favorite farmers market
tecnavia 
September 9, 2026
The 2026 America’s Farmers Market Celebration™ by American Farmland Trust is underway and runs through Sept. 30. The celebration is the only annual ra...
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