It's Friday, and I *know* you didn't see a Science Friday video coming because, well, I haven't posted one in ages.
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But it's Memorial Day weekend (officially, as it's after 5pm on the Friday before), and Memorial Day weekend opens the tomato season, so here goes...
"Tim Stark, tomato farmer and proprietor of Eckerton Hill Farm in Lobachsville, PA, describes his battle with late blight during the summer of 2009."
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There is always something that we can learn about the science of gardening and how we can prevent things such as blight. Thank you for taking the time to provide us with this timely video.
Tomato blight can be a major problem for a personal blog owners so it is interesting to listen to someone share their methods of prevention.
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