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Destructive blister beetles appear to be out in full force this year.

If you find striped insects destroying your tomatoes, they might be blister beetles.

“I went out to my garden to look at my tomatoes to

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Beadle Bops 4-H Club members and leaders, along with Dianne Gropper of Huron Area Masters Gardeners and Jim Gropper, 4-H advocate, met recently at the Nordby 4-H Building on the South Dakota State Fairgrounds.  

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With some waterfowl hunting seasons starting Saturday, Sept. 3, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is advising hunters to take precautions for avian influenza when handling harvested birds. 

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