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People should also remove tick habitat such as leaf piles shrubs and groundcover near the house.
University of Arkansas scientists published a study that includes recommendations for the use of various groundcover management systems for apple orchard floors.
A cross-disciplinary research team studied the impacts of groundcover management systems and nutrient source on soil characteristics tree health and productivity and insect disease and weed management.
The researchers evaluated several under tree in-row groundcover management systems including shredded paper wood chips municipal green compost and mow-blow.
The groundcover systems and nutrients were analyzed for their respective effects on soil organic matter carbon and nitrogen concentration and soil carbon and nitrogen sequestration.
The results showed that the use of various groundcover management systems as an orchard floor management tool can increase soil organic matter total soil and total nitrogen mineral soils thereby improving soil quality.
These strategies include pulse fertigation surface mulching and polypropylene groundcover which have been shown to improve nutrient and water acquisition.
Scientists at Michigan State university (MSU) and in China embarked on a dangerous boots-on-the-ground effort to understand how well the trees bamboo and critical ground cover were recovering.
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