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Is your business prepared for an NJDEP inspection? Navigating New Jersey's environmental regulations can be daunting, but ensuring compliance is crucial to avoid hefty fines and operational disruptions.  The region enjoyed warmer than average temperatures last week and into the weekend before things cooled off on Monday and now remain seasonal. While warmups like we saw last week are not uncommon in March, the extended 5- to 6-day duration of warm weather has Forsythia in full bloom across much of the region. What does this mean for emergence of summer annual weeds like crabgrass?
The soil that supports our lawns, sports fields, golf courses, and other land uses begins to recharge (store) with water as the evapotranspiration rate drops off during autumn and continues to decline to a very low rate during winter. |