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Sign up to receive ... Southwest Region News Service by e-mail Southwest Region News Service is a weekly educational news service for University of Missouri Extension and it provides timely, unbiased, research based information that is specific to southwest Missouri. News service topics includes aagriculture, business, family and children, gardening, home and safety, livestock, 4-H and youth development, nutrition and health, human development and community development.
Southwest Region News Service articles are delivered weekly by e-mail. Here is a sample e-mail newsletter. Or, you can also view news releases from Southwest Region News Service over the past 90-days.
Subscribers will not receive junk mail or advertisements through this list. The list is maintained by University of Missouri Extension and is used solely for educational purposes. The University maintains the privacy of your information. For technical questions, read this webpage. What do others say about this service? “I have been reminded of past lessons to stay on track with fertilization, planting and animal health,” Mike Moon, Ash Grove, Mo.
“I changed my lawn and garden practices some because of what I have read in this news service,” Herb Keith, Lawrence County
“Extension has programs that help me in my business and it seems Extension has unending resources,” Mary Jackson, Republic, Mo.
“I wrote a letter to the editor about helping Americans make ends meet after a story I read on this service about a public forum on the topic,” Carl Brunswick, Hannibal, Mo.
“Weekly healthy cooking tips have been nice and something I have tried,” Tia Becker, Reeds Spring, Mo.
“I plan to increase partnerships with Extension because of the many programs and opportunities I've read about in this news service,” J. Lynn McMahan, Branson, Mo.
“I review meeting topics and attend those meetings of interest,” Ray Weter, Nixa, Mo.
* Comments taken from a 2005 survey
Still have questions? Have questions about this newsletter? Contact Southwest Region News Service editor, David Burton, at: burtond@missouri.edu
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