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Garden plagues

By Jack Elliott
Contributor

Diagnosing and treating Black Leg Disease

By Gary Sliworsky
OMAFRA Rep.

The Grasshoppers

By Al Lowe
Contributor

A made in Canada housing bubble

I’ve been enjoying our nice summer weather all right, but I often find it hard to relax with so many things going on in the riding, in Ottawa, and around the world. The big picture is never far from my mind which is why I’d like to offer some food for thought over the next few weeks on the current economic situation in Canada. It’s not looking pretty, but knowing what we are in for is half the way to winning the battle in my opinion.

Little jobs turn into big jobs

For two summers, we worked hard to renovate the main cabin at our camp. Windows were replaced. New paneling was installed. An ash floor was laid and the cabin looks beautiful. We began upgrading the sleeping cabin by installing new windows through most of the rooms.
Two front windows remained to be replaced.
The job looked pretty simple. The windows were going to be taller than the existing windows and that required some minor adjustments to the depth of the opening.

Proper watering techniques

By Melanie Mathieson
Gardening Guru

Hazards of the Hoodie

By Jack Elliott
Contributor

Black-leg is caused by soil-bourne bacteria

By Gary Sliworsky
OMAFRA Rep.

Leeches- Bloodsuckers- Yecch!

By Al Lowe
Contributor

A bloodsucker on your leg can give you the willies! But let's not be too hasty in our criticism of this lowly creature.

Democracy is a great reason to live in Canada

I’d like to start off this week’s column by wishing you a happy Canada Day and hoping that you will all find some time to relax, enjoy the long weekend with your friends and family, and reflect up

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