How to Get Along With Urban Wildlife During the Drought
USU Extension Gardening podcasts
Release Date: 06/24/2021
How to Keep Your Gardening Tools Sharp
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Utah State University Extension horticulturists Taun Beddes and Mike Caron discuss how and why to keep your garden tools at their sharpest
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Taking the Pain Out of Gardening
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Gabriela Murza, Utah State University Extension health and wellness specialist, gives some tips on reducing some of the aches and pains of gardening.
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Gardening with Severe Water Restrictions
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Taun Beddes, Utah State University Extension horticulturist discusses gardening options for this summer of drought
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How to Understand Hardiness Zones
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Will your new plants survive the winter? A guide to understanding hardiness zones when you buy new plants.
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Alternatives to a Grass Lawn
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Some new ideas for replacing your grass lawn to save water this summer
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Make a Gardening Checklist
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A few tips to get you started this Spring
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Pre Winter Garden Preparation
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Utah State University Extension horticulturist Dan Drost discusses final garden preparations before winter arrives
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How to Prevent Winter Tree Sunburn
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Teryl Roper, Utah State University Extension fruit tree specialist, discusses ways to protect your trees from winter sunburn.
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The Myth of the the Cute House Mouse
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Utah State University Wildlife specialist Terry Messmer debunks the myth of the sleepy Christmas mouse.
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When is the Best Time to Pick Apples?
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Utah State University Extension pomologist, Teryl Roper discusses "when to know it's time to pick your apples?"
info_outlineJust as humans must learn to adapt to changes in water availability during a drought, so must wildlife. Less water means less available habitat for wildlife, and since Utah is home to a sizable number of wildlife species, prolonged drought can create a perfect storm for human-wildlife conflict at the urban-wildland interface. Utah State University Extension wildlife specialist Terry Messmer discusses solutions.