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Reusing Yardwaste Unit 3This unit introduces the concept of reuse as a yardwaste management tool. “How to” information is given. The benefits of mulching are explained.
Objectives:
Understanding Yardwaste Management
Unit ReviewThe Master Gardener Handbook
Reading MaterialsNote that articles cited as: "Staff. 2004. (Title of
article). Master Gardener—Land Care Steward.
Are available in the Handbook. To obtain the Handbook please contact the State Master Gardener Coordinator MulchingRelf. Diane. 2001. Mulching for a Healthy Landscape. Virginia Cooperative Extension publication 426-724. http://www.ext.vt.edu/pubs/envirohort/426-724/426-724.html Staff. Soils,
Soil Amendments, and Nutrient Management. Mulch.
Relf, Diane. 2001.
Mulches For the Staff. Soils,
Soil Amendments, and Nutrient Management. Common
Mulches. Hansen, Mary Ann and May, Jim. 1992. Beware of Sour Mulch. Virginia Gardener Newsletter. 11(7): 1. Day, Susan. 1994. Fresh Wood Chips as Mulch. Virginia Gardener Newsletter. 13(7): 1. Dodd, Enis. 1989.
Wood Chips as Mulch. Richard, Tom. 1992. Municipal Yard Waste Composting Operator’s Fact Sheet #8: Chipping Woody Wastes. Cornell Cooperative Extension. Home Composting Education Program.
1995. Other uses for YardwasteCondon, Marlene. Don’t
Burn Brush—Build a Shelter for Wildlife. Staff. 2004. Creative
Yardwaste Management. Master
Gardeners-Land Care Stewards. Other ResourcesPowerPoint Presentations
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