Moving it down --new one is out. Claire

They have really great newsletters. I read it to see about my CT garden too. A lot of it seems to apply. I wonder if UConn has anything like this?

According to the UMass Extension "Why test plant tissue? Plant tissue analysis is a useful test for determining the nutritional status of plants. It should be used when diagnosing plant nutrient deficiency symptoms, and for determining whether or not a plant is taking up specific nutrients in a given time period. Tissue analysis should be used in conjunction with soil nutrient analysis, i.e. a soil test." It sounds like it's important for agricultural production, e.g. growing corn or other plants for market. I'd never heard of it before. Claire

Do not like drought, (no other emoji to click but like), am glad you posted the map with legend. Hope the pattern shifts.