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How can I get a hold of probate records of my great-grandparents? I have a little information, but want more.

AnswerHere are some resources that may assist you in your search.

Eileen Yager
Extension Communications Officer

Plat book

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Do you have plat books available? How can I examine one?

AnswerPlat books are maintained by local governments. I would suggest checking with the county recorder of deeds. Contact and other information about Missouri counties, including birth, death, marriage, real estate and land records, are available on the National Association of Counties Web site.

Eileen Yager
Extension Communications Officer

Census data

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I need to find the population, economic and diversity growth predictions and changes for several Missouri counties. Can you help?

AnswerMU Extension's Office of Social and Economic Data Analysis provides census and other demographic data. Review the Missouri County Summary of Social and Economic Indicators available on the OSEDA Web site. Most of what you are looking for should be there.

Eileen Yager
Extension Communications Officer

Updated 4/5/07

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Carrots

Starting and Operating a Farmers' Market: Frequently Asked Questions
In Missouri, the number of farmer's markets has more than doubled in the past 10 years.

Expanding horizons

Our educational programs provide online degrees, evening classes and independent study at university and grades 3 through 12.

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QuestionThere is supposed to be a heavy frost tonight. My azaleas have started to bloom and my iris have budded. Many of my perenials are already up. Should my hostas, astilbes, lilies and others be covered?

AnswerRead the answer from David H. Trinklein, Department of Horticulture.