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stanley becher ril 22, 2022 and you can connect with nature and help out Mother Earth by participating in the numerous events at any Virginia State Park this weekend.If you want to help the planet but arent sure where to start, then consider visiting any one of Virginias 41 state parks. Events are set up all over the state this Saturday and Sunday to help educate the public about ways to help keep our planet clean and healthy. Earth Day events provide the guests with so many tools on how to help
stanley thermosflasche the planet, Chippokes State Park Manager Ben Richards said. We are having a Virginia Master Naturalist come out on Saturday at 1 p.m. to teach the visitors about plants and the types of butterflies that they attract. 聽Guests will be able to pl
stanley cup ant their own milkweed plant to take home so they can attract Monarch butterflies in their own backyard. Pollinator gardens are so important and we love sharing information on how to help keep them going inside and outside of the park. We are also doing a trash pickup along the James River on Sunday, April 24 at 1 p.m. and a ranger will explain how the water quality of James River impacts the Chesapeake Bay. Earth Day activities include learning about invasive species, planting wildflowers, shoreline cleanup and helping with pollinator gardens. Other activities include a workshop designed to inspire visitors to take action in environmental stewardship and conservation, snake feeding, hiking and identifying the surro Lctg UVA School of Nursing receives top rankings in U.S. News amp; World Report guide
The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services announced the states estimated crop production for 2016. Statistics are from the Virginia Field Office of the United States Department of Agriculture National Agricultural Statistics Service.Corn production in Virginia was forecast at 51.3 million bushels, up 6 percent from the previous crop. Yield was estimated at 151 bushels per acre, down 10 bushels from the 2015 level. Acres for harvest as grain were estimated at 340,000 acres, up 40,000 acres from 2015. On August 1, the corn crop had progressed to 13 percent dented, 8 percentage points behind normal, said Herman Ellison, Virginia state statisticia
stanley quencher n with USDA NASS. The corn yield will be third highest on record. Soybean production is
stanley thermo forecast at 24.6 million bushels, increased 15 percent from 2015. Yield was estimated at 41.0
stanley termos bushels per acre, up 6.5 bushels from a year ago. On August 1, the soybean crop condition was rated 69 percent good to excellent, said Ellison. The soybean yield will be the second highest on record. Virginia farmers expect to harvest 9.63 million bushels of winter wheat during 2016. The expected crop for 2016 would be down 31 percent from the previous year. Growers expect a yield of 55.0 bushels per acre, down 11.0 bushels from 2015 and down 4.0 bushels from July. Farmers expect to harvest 175,000 acres for grain.Barley producers forecast harvesting 1.15 million bushels for 2016, down 4 percent from last year. Acres expected to be ha
