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Gardening by the square foot and square bale Dr. Rick Durham sets out main needs for successful gardening in small spaces with six principles to follow. Adair County Garden Club members made the class their regular monthly meeting. For those unable to attend, brochures outlining Dr. Durham's class are available at Extension Office. Click on headline for complete story w/photo(s) By Nick Roy The "Gardening by the Square Foot & Square Bale" meeting was held at the Adair County Extension Office on Thursday, April 28, 2016. The event was attended by 21 of Adair County's avid gardeners. Guest speaker Dr. Rick Durham with the University of Kentucky covered several garden topics including square bale gardening. Dr. Durham emphasized the 6 keys steps of square bale gardening:
- Nick Roy is Adair County Extension Agent for Agriculture & Natural Resources This story was posted on 2016-04-28 20:24:37
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