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In Fielding Questions, readers asked about fall grass seeding and fall fertilizing.
"This summer’s extended heat, with drought added for good measure, has been a good reminder that plants, like people, have limits," Don Kinzler writes.
Sarah Nasello shares three favorite recipes that highlight the best of North Dakota's agriculture abundance.
In Fielding Questions, readers also asked about no beans growing and concerns about thistle growth.

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Trees can tell us whether they’re happy or stressed, Don Kinzler writes. Here are some things to look for.
The recipe starts with an exceptional fresh ingredient and does as little as possible to it so that ingredient can shine, Sarah Nasello writes.
In Fielding Questions, readers also asked about mandevilla troubles and a second crop of radishes.

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Vulnerable lawns without healthy turf means crabgrass, quackgrass and tall fescue are growing unchecked.
It's a fresh, colorful dish that requires no cooking, comes together in minutes and lets summer's best ingredients do all the heavy lifting, Sarah Nasello writes.
In Fielding Questions, readers also asked about buckeye leaves suffering and tomato scorch.

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"Heat and lack of rain are separate but interconnected issues, with each causing its own set of problems," Don Kinzler writes.
Sarah Nasello's son, Gio, proclaims that she has successfully created his favorite salad at college.
In Fielding Questions, readers also asked about Tanglefoot and what's making lettuce bitter.

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