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Jerry Davis

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Jul 31, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 31, 2026 · Jerry Davis, Columnist

    Hard mast tree nut crop assessment good (opens the original)

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    Wisconsin’s list of nut trees is now on the minds of hunters, bird feeders, seed collectors, and nature observers looking ahead to autumn hunting and gathering seasons. More than a dozen oaks, two walnuts, two hickories and several species not native to the state, including American chestnut, provide many options to gather these energy packages for various uses. The shagbark hickory was nominated as Wisconsin’s State nut tree, but the process stalled before being approved. The sugar maple, not a

  2. Article · Jul 23, 2026 · Jerry Davis, Columnist

    Corn crop marks phenology (opens the original)

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    Sweet corn and field corn can be our clue of a long list of outdoors events on the horizon. Field corn is full of surprises, too with ears and tassels concealing what they really are until pollen begins drifting about even before ragweed releases it culprits, which are something to sneeze about. The tufts of silk are a bouquet of thousands of stigma ends of developing fruits. Any fruit, nut, berry, or other seed covering must first catch pollen to initiate fertilization as it did months ago in w

  3. Article · Jul 23, 2026 · Jerry Davis, Columnist

    Bugs, beetles,and boletes tolerate heat, others not (opens the original)

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    Squirrels sploot, plants wilt, corn and crabgrass make do with a special photosynthesis path, deer find backyard shade trees, birds bathe, rattlesnakes thermoregulate, and hogs wallow. These are ways some organisms cope. Others live through it as best they can. Garden pole beans, however, abort their flowers when the heat is too much for pollen. Corn pollen, silk, and seed-development often struggle. Heat-loving Japanese beetles munch on many plants’ leaves. Small gardens can often be saved by “

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