context: How to further your journalism career
Take college or university journalism courses.
Examples of courses you can take in addition to journalism are english, communication, and media studies.
Meet with a counselor or representative from the college to determine an appropriate course of studies, or speak directly to your employer for course recommendations that can help you get promoted.
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context: How to fertilize a lawn
Know your grass.
The type of grass you have will determine what type of fertilizer you need to use, and how often you need to fertilize. Some regions have primarily warm season grasses, while others have primarily cool season grasses.
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If you don't know what type of grass is growing in your yard, ask your neighbors who have similar grass, or take a sample to your local garden center. Warm season grasses grow primarily in the southern regions of the us.