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Living on the Land: Pasture Safety

Inspecting your pasture in the spring can help protect both your pasture and your livestock. To learn more view our new video podcast on pasture safety or download the Living on the Land publications (PDF).
Why can't I eat my blueberries?
Two blueberry plants in the lab at OSU

Q: I purchased some good sized (3-5 gallon) blueberry plants yesterday. I was reading the OSU extension pub EC 1304, which emphasizes heavy pruning upon planting (and removing all fruit buds to prevent berries the first year). I really want to ignore this advice because the...

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