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Safely Removing Wild Honeybee Colonies - watch preview, order

Experts from the University of Arizona and the U.S. Department of Agriculture provide a wide range of information on professional bee removal techniques. This video shows safe and cost-effective ways to remove bee colonies from residential and commercial property. Experts demonstrate methods for protecting people and pets against wild bee colonies and how to locate the places bees like to colonize.
Length: 30 minutes

Winning Sports Nutrition 2000- watch preview, order

Training tips from college and professional athletes, coaches and sports dietitians show athletes how to choose the right kinds of foods for top performance in any sport.....how to drink the right fluids to prevent fatigue, muscle cramps and other problems caused by dehydration.....and how to decide whether or not to use vitamin or mineral supplements.

Pruning Techniques and Selecting the Proper Pruning Tool- watch preview, order

This is volume one of the Gardening and Landscaping video series from the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at the University of Arizona. John Begeman, urban horticulturist with the University of Arizona, demonstrates pruning techniques on a variety of plants and shrubs. This video shows how to prune plants in the wintertime and how to prepare them for new spring growth.
Length: 30 minutes

Compost: Materials, Containers, and Methods- watch preview, order

Composting garden and landscape waste material makes a rich source of organic matter that improves garden soils and makes them more productive. Recycling green waste such as grass clippings, leaves, and tree trimmings can also help save precious space in our landfills.

John Begeman, urban horticulturist with the University of Arizona, provides information about the kinds of raw materials that can be used to make compost. John explains the step by step process for making compost and shows how to use compost to improve and enrich your garden soil. John also demonstrates various types and styles of composting containers, both homemade and those available at garden centers and home supply stores.
Length: 25 minutes

Rammed Earth Construction from the Ground Up - watch preview, order

Rammed earth construction is one of the oldest methods of wall construction being used today. Earth is an unprocessed, widely available building material with virtually no drawbacks associated with its harvesting or use. Rammed earth building saves construction and energy resources, does not pollute, and will last over one hundred years! Instructors from the School of Architecture at the University of Arizona show the step by step process used in building a rammed earth structure. They also demonstrate the advantages of rammed earth construction, and illustrate how the structure can represent considerable savings in utility costs for homeowners. If designed properly, rammed earth homes provide comfortable indoor temperatures while reducing energy costs.
Length: 23 minutes