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Good GrowingEp. 195 Community Tree Care Series: Online learning for those who care for and about trees | #GoodGrowingIllinois Extension's core mission is to be a source of research-based knowledge that helps community members solve challenges and improve their lives. On this week’s Good Growing podcast, Chris and Emily are joined by horticulture educators Sarah Vogel and Ryan Pankau to discuss the upcoming Community Tree Care series. This only learning opportunity is open to anyone who cares about trees or does the work of caring for trees. Listen to the end for a fun lightning round of tree questions with our guests. Watch us on YouTube: https://youtu.be/C01ODX3-7u82025-01-0348 min
Aha! Zehn Minuten Alltags-WissenWarum wir uns manchmal selbst sabotierenWissenschafts-Podcast
Sogenannte „Self-Handicapper“ rechnen mit ihrem Scheitern, stellen dann tatsächlich sicher, dass sie scheitern und liefern auch gleich eine Erklärung mit. Warum wir uns manchmal selbst sabotieren, was das für Folgen hat und ab wann es gefährlich wird.
Außerdem geht es in der Folge um die Frage: Beeinflussen Gerüche wie wir Farben sehen?
Hier könnt Ihr das Interview mit Malte Schwinger lesen:
https://www.welt.de/gesundheit/plus250248732/Arbeit-Man-legt-sich-bewusst-ein-Handicap-zu-das-als-Ausrede-benutzt-wird.html
Hier findet Ihr die Studie von Ryan J. Ward zu Gerüchen und Farben
https://www.frontiersin...2024-04-0310 min
Good GrowingEp. 145 Preparing newly planted trees for success and periodical cicadas | #GoodGrowingOn this week’s Good Growing podcast, we discuss newly planted trees. How to pick them, take care of them, and get them ready for something we haven’t seen since 1803! Watch us on YouTube: https://youtu.be/kFzOs7a3TCo Skip to what you want to know: 00:40 – Welcome, Ken, what are we seeing for the first time since 1803? 01:35 – It’s still dry out there, and it’s getting hot…It’s been a rough year for trees. 05:32 – When should we be planting trees? 07:00 – Things to consi...2023-07-2840 min
Good GrowingEp. 140 Introducing the Illinois Pollinators website | #GoodGrowingOn this week’s Good Growing podcast, we talk with horticulture educator Ryan Pankau about the new University of Illinois Extension pollinator website, Illinois Pollinators. Learn about how this website came together, the information it covers, including different pollinators we find in Illinois, the importance of pollinators, plants pollinators use, pollinator habitat design, community science and education, pollinator research, and more!
Watch us on YouTube: https://youtu.be/894qscZJthk
Skip to what you want to know:
00:35 – Welcome, Ken, and what have we been up to?
02:00 – Welcome, Ryan!
03:00 – Why was this website created? What was the catalyst?
Website sections:
06:00 – What are pollinator...2023-05-1949 min
Naan Curry with Sadaf and ArchitTomato: Fruit, Vegetable or Poison?After serving potato, onion, coriander and chillies on the Naan Curry Podcast, our 2Gs, the Gourmands & Geeks - Sadaf and Archit are putting tomato on their vegetable (or fruit) cart this week. They discuss:Why was tomato considered a “poisonous fruit”?Is tomato a fruit or a vegetable? How are tax laws related to this question?Why is it called vilayti baingan in India?What is Umami?Why do sundried tomatoes have more flavour?So sit back and relax, stir some gravy for butter chicken or Italian arra...2022-07-2746 min
PartnersKeep Your Christmas Tree Freshest as Can BeWhether you’re still on the hunt to cut your own real Christmas tree or find a precut one at an Illinois tree farm or nursery, there are some simple things you can do to keep it looking great for weeks. Hear from Illinois Christmas tree farmer Janie Dollinger, and University of Illinois Extension Educator Ryan Pankau, a forester and arborist, on this year’s tree market, tips you can use, and even where you might find a recipe for hot, holiday apple cider.2020-12-1117 min
Good GrowingEp. 25 Tree Troubles with Ryan PankauThis week on the Good Growing podcast the crew talks about the trouble with trees with University of Illinois Extension horticulture educator, Ryan Pankau. Ryan brings his wealth of knowledge and experience on arboriculture (the study of trees). In this episode the group discusses:
The common problems that occur at the base of the tree trunk
Can you train a new redbud from seedlings?
A young maple tree leafed out and then suddenly died. Could it be from the weird growth on the trunk?
Why would a long strip of bark be missing on an oak tree?
What can be...2020-07-0338 min
Good GrowingDealing with Storm Damaged Trees Part 2In part two of this two-part episode, Chris chats with University of Illinois Extension horticulture educators Andrew Holsinger and Ryan Pankau about storm damaged trees. Ryan shares his experiences as an arborist cleaning up after storms, how to make your trees more resilient to storms, and his recommended trees to plant that can resist wind damage. Plus, Ryan answers several of Chris and Andrew's questions. Check out Part One of this episode where we dive into what to do when we emerge from our shelters following a storm and how tips for hiring a certified arborist. https://bit.ly/2...2019-01-0931 minGood GrowingDealing with Storm Damaged Trees Part 1In part one of this two-part episode, Chris chats with University of Illinois Extension horticulture educators Andrew Holsinger and Ryan Pankau about storm damaged trees. Andrew tells about how nearby Taylorville, Illinois recently experienced a tornado. And Ryan gives us tips on what to look out for when we first emerge from our shelters and basements. Then Ryan gives tips on what to consider when hiring a certified arborist. Check out Part Two of this episode where we dive into how we make our trees more resilient to storm damage and what trees are good and bad when it...2018-12-2118 min