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THE DIRT One last Arb post
I just had so many beautiful photos from our trip to the Arboretum last weekend that I have to share a few more. . . I will have something more original on Monday, I promise. ;) Here are some gorgeou...
Posted on 4/27/12 at 7:50 AM
IN THE BLACK Win a Copy of Money Doesn't Grow on Trees
As part of America Saves Week today I am hosting a giveaway of a copy of the book, Money Doesnt Grow on Trees, A Parents Guide to Raising Financially Responsible Children. It is one of the books I h...
Posted on 2/23/12 at 7:58 AM
STAFF BLOG DIRTY LAUNDRY Bud watch
Last fall, probably a little too late in the year, my husband Eric and I got a good deal on two peach trees. Ive wanted to put in a couple of peach trees for a few years, but never got around to doing...
Posted on 3/30/11 at 12:03 PM
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Around the Capitol
Here are some odds and ends from state government today: The North Dakota Ag Department is starting a weekly Internet radio show called "North Dakota Now." It will air at 11 a.m. CT Wednesdays at ht...
Posted on 12/21/10 at 5:21 PM
NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND yes the leaves are changing. but why?
ever wondered exactly the cause for leave's to change? The ND Forest Service explains here: WHY DO LEAVES CHANGE COLOR? Bottineau People look forward to the exciting changes in tree color each f...
Posted on 9/17/10 at 11:59 AM
More than 240 names on Angel Trees
A couple of days after Thanksgiving, Marna Schulz, branch manager at Unison Bank at the Buffalo Mall, was on her way to work when she spotted this year’s Salvation Army Angel Tree.
Schulz flipped through numerous angels, picked two and thought about how good it feels helping less fortunate families, she said.
“I figure it’s a good thing to help others,” Schulz said.
By Ben Rodgers , December 03, 2009
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Jamestown residents observe Arbor Day Saturday
Although it has been traditionally celebrated in spring, the observance of Arbor Day in Jamestown has become a fall event.
The iffy spring weather was the reason behind the move last year, according to City Forester Vern Quam, but Saturday’s Arbor Day observance proved fall can also be that way. Although the sun was shining on the tree planting at Stutsman County Memorial Museum, the wind and temperature had winter’s touch.
October 19, 2009
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Branches snap off trees and cause power outages here
One species of tree is responsible for most of the downed branches and power lines in Jamestown following the wet snowfall of Wednesday night, according to Vern Quam, forester for the city of Jamestown.
“I would say the silver maples make up about 90 to 95 percent of the down branches,” he said. “They are kind of a weak-wooded tree.”
By Keith Norman , October 16, 2009
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Trees fare better than expected
Rising waters along the James River and Pipestem Creek this spring posed a threat to thousands of trees in Jamestown.
It could have been much worse.
“It’s not as bad as we initially thought it would be,” said Vernon Quam, Jamestown city forester.
By Ben Rodgers , July 25, 2009
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Tree damage possible
Continuing high water levels pose a threat to thousands of Jamestown’s oldest trees.
High levels along the banks of the flowing waters from the James River have covered up the root systems of anywhere from 4,000 to 8,000 trees since early April, said Vern Quam, city forester.
By Ben Rodgers , May 19, 2009
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