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STAFF MUG SHOTS: Print quality photos are available for many extension specialists in southwest Missouri. Click on the name of the specialist (or news item) to see photo. To save picture to your computer as a .jpg, do a "right click" on the name and then "save target as" to your computer. SOIL TEST PHOTOS:
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CURRENT NEWS: Photos for use with most recent stories listed first (at top of list) UM President Gary Forsee Visits Greene County Extension Center April 25 ... With Master Gardener President 1 With Master Gardener President 2 Issues Alfalfa weevil - MU Extension file photo Former 4-H'er Amanda Burdick honored with State Resolution GREENE COUNTY 4-H TEEN COUNCIL CONFERENCE MASTER GARDENERS WORK AT DEWEY SHORT CENTER
GAYLORD RETIRES After 28 years, Gaylord Moore is retiring as MU Extension horticulture specialist
WEIGHTED BLANKETS Members of the Mt. Moriah 4-H Club with weighted blankets they have made this year.
KATHY EMBREY Kathy Embrey receiving her national award from Terry Egan.
2007 CENTURY FARMS - In Greene County JATHROPHA BERMUDA GRASS YEW DAMAGE SCENIC BYWAY EVENT GARDENING QUESTIONS MONITOR STYLE ROOF. Picture of a farm building that uses this style of roof. MISSOURI MULES: Calvin Jones, retired agronomy specialist from Barton County, poses with Jay Chism (on left) the current agronomy specialist in Barton County and Rick Mammen (on right), a past agronomy specialist in Barton County. MOBILE CLASSROOM: A new mobile classroom will expand the boundaries of MU Extension programs in southwest Missouri. The Ozark Chinkapin (Castanea ozarkensis) is a well-known nut tree, native to southwest Missouri and northwest Arkansas, that is facing extinction. Stripgrazing (as pictured here on a farm in Stone County) is one way to manage fescue fields and cattle. Tomatoes growing on a potatoe plant - Southwest Region News Service photo Hurricane ties - These are two of the styles of hurricane straps (also know as ties) that are widely available in southwest Missouri. - Photo by David Burton Hurricane strap in use - This hurricane strap (also know as a tie) is properly installed and adds needed strength to the roof of this home. - Photo by Bob Schultheis
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David L. Burton, BurtonD@missouri.edu Civic Communication Specialist, University of Missouri Extension Last Modified: 05/07/03 |
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