Category Archives: July 2010

Keeping Kids Safe

I have to admit I have an accident-prone child. Nearly once a week I receive a report from my son’s after-school care provider because my son has injured himself on the playground once again. Since I do not blame anyone … Continue reading

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“Waste”ful Resources

The possibilities are nearly endless for dog owners to dispose of pet waste. Throwing it over one’s fence or putting it in the garbage, however, is not only passé, but with the wealth of research and modern technology available, it … Continue reading

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“Greener” Pastures For Dogs?

A dog park is already fairly “green” because it is a typically grassy area where dogs can run and play. Here are ways to make sure your park is “greener”: • Don’t get the “best grass in the land.” There … Continue reading

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Gearing Up

Keeping the growth of grass, weeds and resilient trees at bay or at least under control is a continual battle. Mowers, trimmers and brush cutters all can help in the seemingly daily fight against these green invaders of manicured lawns … Continue reading

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This-N-That

A Little Field Science Reno, Nev.–With small budgets, re-sodding bare areas may not be an option. You can try overseeding, but often with the use demands on fields, the seed doesn’t have much of a chance to survive to become … Continue reading

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