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Getting rid of "Po Annie"

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Getting rid of "Po  Annie"

 

The United States Golf Association recently published an article about how to prevent the rise of Poa annua (annual bluegrass) in golf courses. This is the season when it becomes so abundant. Of course, there's a lot for us homeowners to learn here. 

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How Long Will Pumpkins Last After You Harvest Them From The Garden?

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How Long Will Pumpkins Last After You Harvest Them From The Garden?

 

House Digest answers the question. "Carving an epic Halloween pumpkin design with a drill is a fun yearly project. But pumpkins have more to offer than a few days of terrifying scowls.

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First-of-a-kind nuclear project is terminated in a blow to Biden's clean energy agenda.

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First-of-a-kind nuclear project is terminated in a blow to Biden's clean energy agenda.

 

The Associated Press reported, "A project to build a first-of-a-kind small modular nuclear reactor power plant was terminated Wednesday, another blow to the Biden administration's clean energy agenda following cancellations last week of two major offshore wind projects."

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Reusable Water Bottles Contain More Bacteria Than Toilet Seats

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Reusable Water Bottles Contain More Bacteria Than Toilet Seats

 

HealthNews reported, "Using a reusable water bottle can save, on average, 156 plastic water bottles and hundreds of dollars every year. However, while they are beneficial for the planet and your wallet, some disgusting dangers may be lurking in your bottles."

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Democrat governor first in nation to ban her state government from buying this common item

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Democrat governor first in nation to ban her state government from buying this common item

 

Fox News reports, "Massachusetts will become the first state to ban the purchase of single-use plastic bottles for state agencies."

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