The Zesty Garden - March 19

Utah Public Radio | By Bryan Earl

Published March 19, 2015 at 7:14 PM MDT

How do insects eventually overcome the chemicals meant to kill them? Is it too late for a dormant oil spray on my fruit trees? USU Extension Entomologist Diane Alston answers your questions. In addition, journalist Nancy Williams has one last reading about Topaz, the Japanese Internment Camp that used to be in Utah's west desert.

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Listen to Diane Alston/Insect Issues

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Listen to Petals & Prose/Nancy Williams-Topaz

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Bryan Earl

Bryan Earl has been with UPR since 1993. He graduated from Utah State University with a degree in Journalism and completed an internship at KOIN-TV in Portland, Oregon, before coming to UPR full-time. When not in his garden, Bryan loves to travel with his family, ride trains, ski at Beaver Mountain, and sing with the American Festival Chorus.

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