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Lewes  Delaware  19958United States With many projects involving historic structures, the work turns out to be more than first imagined. Such is the case with the ongoing exterior renovation of Coolspring Presbyterian Church on Log Cabin Hill Road west of Lewes. The Greek Revival architecture-style church, built in 1854, is on the site of two previous churches dating back to 1726, making it one of the oldest houses of worship in the region. As the church nears its 300th anniversary, one of the projects that church members agreed on was a major paint job for the exterior. Unfortunately, ...

Getting soil pH right can significantly reduce nitrous oxide 2O), a potent greenhouse gas. The paper from researchers at the Teagasc environment, soils and land use department in Johnstown Castle, Co. Wexford has just been published in the scientific journal, Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment (AGEE). It concludes that increasing soil pH reduces fertiliser-derived N 2O emissions in intensively managed temperate grassland. Head of the Teagasc environment research department, Dr. Karl Richards said: “The paper shows that there are reduced N 2O emissions from fertiliser applied to higher ...

Noteworthy Utahns who died in 2020: Judges, advocates, artists, athletes, coaches, trailblazers Figures in government, law, arts, sports, business, academia and social media left us this year. | Updated: Jan. 12, 2021, 4:27 p.m. (Paul Fraughton | Tribune file photo) Donning an Elizabethan style jester's hat, Sen Tom Hatch, R-Panguitch, makes Fred C. Adams founder of the Utah Shakespeare Festival feel at home in the Senate Chambers as he was honored by both houses of the legislature in 2006. Adams died Feb. 6, 2020, at the age of 89. Revered jurists and lawyers. Leaders in business and ...

December 24, 2020 9:58 am Preparing a farm fertiliser plan through regular soil sampling is a key part of ensuring that fertiliser is being used to its maximum potential, according to the Fertiliser Association of Ireland (FAI). In the second of its short video series based on the efficient use of fertiliser, the association focuses on using soil samples to form a farm fertiliser plan. In the latest video, Teagasc research officer Dr. David Wall spoke to Wexford farmer Michael Doran as he was taking samples. Asked why he does this, Doran said: “We soil sample here every one to three years...

Creating a Win– Win Scenario for the Farmer & the Environment using PastureBase Ireland Reducing fertiliser costs and increasing nutrient use efficiency (NUE) benefits the farmer and the environment. Join the Grass10 & PastureBase experts John Douglas, Micheal O'Leary and Joe Dunphy along with Teagasc Soil Researcher David Wall, as they outline the challenges & opportunities in achieving this using PastureBase Ireland. Hear first hand from special guest dairy farmer Kevin Moran and learn about how he records his soil fertility and fertiliser on PastureBase and how this helps him become...