1220 -- Prop 12 to the Supreme Court… Plant Tissue Testing
- California’s Proposition 12 Going to the Supreme Court
- Benefits of Plant Tissue Testing
- Growing Culinary Mushrooms at Home
00:01:11—California’s Proposition 12 Going to the Supreme Court — K-State and Washburn University School of Law’s Roger McEowen covers California’s Proposition 12 and the latest update as it stands with the case now going all the way to the Supreme Court
Roger's Latest Prop 12 Article
00:12:06—Benefits of Plant Tissue Testing — K-State nutrient management specialist, Dorivar Ruiz Diaz, provides listeners with information regarding plant tissue testing for diagnostic and nutrient data purposes
Dorivar's Agronomy eUpdate Article
00:23:07—Growing Culinary Mushrooms at Home — On this week's horticulture segment, we conclude with Reno County horticulture Extension agent, Pam Paulsen, on growing culinary mushrooms
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