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Full-Text Articles in Life Sciences
Mr449: Allagash Wilderness Waterway Visitor Survey 2019, John J. Daigle, Ashley Cooper
Mr449: Allagash Wilderness Waterway Visitor Survey 2019, John J. Daigle, Ashley Cooper
Miscellaneous Reports
Quality in outdoor recreation can be defined as the degree to which recreation opportunities provide the experiences for which they are designed and managed. Key to protecting the backcountry experiences is an understanding of the different types of visitors to the Allagash Wilderness Waterway, each one with different needs and expectations, and the different levels of importance they place on recreation opportunities and conditions. In this report, visitor management implications and suggested further research focus on the diversity of use of the Allagash Wilderness Waterway in order to maximize the quality of the visitor experiences while protecting the unique natural …
Tips For Growing Houseplants In Maine, Donna Coffin, Rebecca Long, Matt Wallhead
Tips For Growing Houseplants In Maine, Donna Coffin, Rebecca Long, Matt Wallhead
Garden & Yard
This newly revised and expanded fact sheet series addresses the basics of keeping houseplants. It will help you diagnose common problems with your houseplants, such as insects and diseases; overwatering or underwatering; improper lighting, temperature, or humidity; and insufficient pot size (root-bound). The series addresses how to start new plants from old plants, and also the unique challenges of growing houseplants in Maine, including the use of artificial light.
- Caring for Houseplants in Maine
- Dealing with Houseplant Problems
- Controlling Insects and Disease in Houseplants
- Growing Houseplants Under Artificial Light
- Creating New Plants from Old
- FAQs About Houseplants in Maine
Poultry Facts: Turkey Brooding And Management: Giving Poults A Good Start, Donna Coffin, Colt Knight, Richard Brzozowski
Poultry Facts: Turkey Brooding And Management: Giving Poults A Good Start, Donna Coffin, Colt Knight, Richard Brzozowski
Garden & Yard
The saying “What starts right, ends right” holds true for turkeys. If you give your young poults a good start, chances are you will have very few problems, if any. Here are a few pointers that will help you grow a successful flock.