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| Problematic Trees in the Landscape | |||
Judson
Scott, Registered Consulting Arborist Trees can be diseased, structurally unsound, or just plain
so huge that it is difficult to plan a landscape around them
and to include them. Our speaker will also addess tree preservation,
disease prevention and control, as well as visual tree inspections |
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| Diagnosing Disorders, Damage, & Disease in Trees | |||
Dr.
Janna Beckerman, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Botany & Plant
Pathology Those of us in the lawn and landscape industry often see diseases
in trees & shrubs which have not yet been noticed by the
property owner. Part of our responsibility, as professionals,
is to call such issues to their attention so that proper care
can be obtained. What conditions in the landscape promote disease,
when will it likely occur, and how does it appear in the early
stages; are all issues that should concern us. |
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| Impact of Phosphorous & Potassium in Soils | |||
Dr. Chuck Darrah, CLC Labs Dr. Darrah, a nationally recognized expert in soils and fertility
will assess the impact of Phosphorous and Potassium in soils.
His talk is scheduled for the 11:30 time period of this years
event. Click here to view this presentation. |
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| Deer at the Doorstep | |||
Dr.
Judy Loven, Wildlife Biologist Believe it or not, deer are still the number one animal related complaint received by wildlife biologist here in Indiana. The damage caused by these pests is enormous and this presentation will look at the trends in deer population, their adaptation to urban environments, and control methods including use of repelents. Click here to view this presentation. |
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