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Is Tree Removal a DIY Project?

February 14, 2016 By Erica Muller

When it comes to DIY projects for your lawn, most experts agree that tree removal and large branch trimming shouldn’t be among them.

via Angie’s List: Those jobs are best left to professionals because of specific skills, precision and safety precautions needed.Saving a few hundred dollars isn’t worth endangering your life.“There are many stories in the news media each year depicting the sad details of homeowners getting severely injured or killed by attempting to manage large tree limbs on their own,” says Tchukki Andersen, staff arborist for the Tree Care Industry Association…. Go here Is Tree Removal a DIY Project?

Filed Under: Tree Removal Tagged With: cutting, dander, fatality, felling, harvest, injury, NJ, professionals, tree removal, trees

Whole Foods’ sunflowers growing on Durr Farm

August 28, 2015 By Erica Muller

 

…. Jim Durr’s flower farm is the main supplier for Whole Foods stores in New Jersey, New York and Western Connecticut. His sunflowers, dahlias, peonies, zinnias and other flowers also have been in demand at upscale weddings, gracing the altar at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Manhattan. Durr says his quince will be on display at the Waldorf-Astoria on New Year’s Eve, and his orange dahlias once decorated an event at the United Nations… [Read more…]

Filed Under: Flower Farm Tagged With: amenity, annuals, cropping, crops, cut flowers, cutting, Durr, Durr Wholesale, farms, floral, florists, flowers, high-value, James Durr, Local, markets, NJ, perrenials, refridgerated, specialty, sustainability, Whole Foods

  • August 1, 2022 – Farmland Tax Assessment Applications due for tax year 2023. Applications must be received by the tax assessor - not postmarked - by that date.

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  • Dec., 2017 - Forest Stewardship Rules (N.J.A.C. 7:3) went into effect.
  • May, 2014 - NJ Division of Taxation released Guidelines for Generally Accepted Agricultural Practices Under Farmland Assessment  (also see Farmland page)
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