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Shorter days and cooler nights are a few signals your garden is probably done for the year. Reporter Sarah Gustin explains how to put your garden to bed the right way. The growing season is over. (Tom Kalb / NDSU Horticulturist) Well the frost this week have just just caused a alot of death and distruction in our gardens and now is a good time to clean-up the garden so we can get off to a head start next spring. But what you do with your garden now could play a part in next year's production. (Tom Kalb / NDSU Horticulturist) And the best thing to do is add an inch of composite or rotten manure into the garden. Best thing. Because that will condition the soil, no matter the type of soil you have it will benefit from the compost or manure. (Sarah Gustin / KX News) The recent frosts aren't the only reason for the brown tinge to these leaves. Kalb says if you don't take care of your disease problem this year, it's probably going to be back next year. (Tom Kalb / NDSU Horticulturist) Now on the other hand if the plants are pretty healthy before the frost you can work them back into the garden. That will add some rich, what we call organic matter into the soil. So you like shred them up and then work them into the garden with a shovel or rotto tiller. While the frost may have killed off our vine crops such as cucumbers, tomatoes and peppers. Other produce like cauliflower, broccoli, and cabbage don't mind the cold. (Tom Kalb / Horticulturist) A frost sweetens them and so they become a milder tasting vegetable after the frost, so we recommend to wait until after you have a mild frost. Kalb also says now is the best time to be harvesting your root crops like beets and carrots. In Bismarck, Reporting for KX news, I am Sarah Gustin. Any harvested produce should be stored in a cool, dry place.

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Two dogs swallow meat with nails and glass inside.

We have a NewsChannel 9 success story to share with you. A 12-year-old cocker spaniel named Emmitt was reunited with his owner Thursday, thanks to a family in Clay and the Petsavers Lost and Found page at 9wsyr.com.

Working since spring, crews in the Cuyamaca area are busy clearing brush as Santa Ana winds approach.

TONIGHT WE LOOK INTO WHICH PART OF ALBUQUERQUE HAS THE MOST 'PROBLEM PROPERTIES' ... AND IT MAY NOT BE WHERE YOU THINK. WE ALSO TALK TO THE CITY COUNCILOR WHOSE DISTRICT HAS THE MOST HOMES AND BUSINESSES UNDER INVESTIGATION. ERIC KAHNERT SIFTED THROUGH THE STATS AND MAPS. HE'S LIVE NEAR MOUNTAIN AND 12TH TO TELL US WHAT HE FOUND, ERIC? THIS HOME USED TO BE A METH HOUSE .. NOW IT'S ALL BOARDED UP. THE CITY IS TAKING ACTION AGAINST THIS PLACE ... AND 120 OTHERS ... MOST OF THEM IN THE NORTH VALLEY. WHAT DOES THIS LARGE APARTMENT COMPLEX ... CIRCLE K GAS STATION ... AND FORMER METH HOME HAVE IN COMMON? THE CITY SAYS THEY'RE ALL PROBLEM PROPERTIES ... LOCATED IN CITY COUNCILOR DEBBIE O'MALLEY'S DISTRICT. 2:20 'i'm not surprised we have the majority of properties on the list.-2' O'MALLEY REPRESENTS DISTRICT 2 ... WHICH INCLUDES THE NORTH VALLEY AND PART OF THE HEIGHTS. 3:05 'this is one of the biggest complaints I get, nuisance properties.-5'AND O'MALLEY HAS THE MOST -- THE CITY'S LATEST LIST SAYS SHE HAS 37 PROBLEM PROPERTIES. 3:31 'the valley area is much older than other parts of the city.-4' COUNCILOR REY GARDUNO'S DISTRICT -- THE EAST CENTRAL AREA -- HAS 34 PROPERTIES THE CITY IS INVESTIGATING. ISAAC BENTON'S DOWNTOWN AND SOUTH VALLEY DISTRICT -- 20 SALLY MAYER-13, DON HARRIS -- 12, KEN SANCHEZ-10, MICHAEL CADIGAN-5, TRUDY JONES-3, AND BRAD WINTER -- JUST TWO. 6:00 'are you concerned at all that your district is at the top of the list? No, as I said this is an older neighborhood we have some issues here.-8' WE STOPPED BY ONE OF THE PROBLEM PROPERTIES IN O'MALLEY'S DISTRICT... THIS WOMAN DIDN'T WANT TO SHOW HER FACE ... BUT THE CITY SAYS SHE WAS HOARDING. SHE SAYS HER NEIGHBORS DIDN'T LIKE ALL OF STUFF IN HER BACKYARD. 18:17 'the city is listening to a bunch of lies people have come up with.-3' O'MALLEY SAYS THE NUISANCE ABATEMENT PROGRAM ONLY BENEFITS HER CONSTITUENTS. 6:13 'i know it means a lot to the neighborhoods that they're being payed attention to, and these properties are being addressed.-6' THE CITY HAS ASKED THE OWNERS OF ALL 121 PROBLEM PROPERTIES CURRENTLY ON THIS LIST TO TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION. IF NOT, THE CITY CAN SHUT DOWN THEIR HOME OR BUSINESS. REPORTING LIVE IN NORTHWEST ALBUQUERQUE, EKEYWN4.

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