FNEP Agency Flyer (Bundle of 25)
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For more information, contact extpubs@missouri.edu
Quick Reference Insecticide Spray Guide: Soybean
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Is it safe? Information on genetically engineered foods for consumers — Leader’s Guide
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Can-Do Recipes: Canned Cranberries
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Quick Reference Insecticide Spray Guide: Corn
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Quick Reference Insecticide Spray Guide: Wheat
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Quick Reference Insecticide Spray Guide: Rice
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Is it safe? Information on genetically engineered foods for consumers — Fact Sheet
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Fresh Market Tomatoes
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The demand for locally-grown, vine-ripened tomatoes remains strong in Missouri. If you can produce high yields of good-quality tomatoes, the opportunity exists for you to make a reasonable return on your investment.
Carpet Beetles and Clothes Moths
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Carpet beetles and clothes moths can cause serious damage to fabrics, furs and carpets, among other items. This publication describes the carpet beetle and clothes moth species most commonly found in Missouri homes.
Can-Do Recipes: Pumpkin
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Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy: Community Toolkit (non-Missouri version)
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This toolkit is for use in states other than Missouri. See publication No. DM201 for Missouri use.
Hophornbeam Copperleaf Management in Soybeans
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Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy: Retailer Toolkit (non-Missouri version)
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This toolkit is for use in states other than Missouri. See publication No. DM202 for Missouri use.
Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy: Program Evaluation Toolkit (non-Missouri version)
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This Program Evaluation Toolkit describes various evaluation tools appropriate for gauging the success of a healthy small food retailer program. It addition, it provides four forms that can help you discover the effect of your efforts.
Morningglory Management in Soybeans
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Prickly Sida (Teaweed) Management in Soybeans
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Using Pesticides Safely in the Home and Garden
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Chapter 14 of the Missouri Master Gardener Core Manual
Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy: Suggestion Box Card
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Retailers participating in the Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy program can use this suggestion card to find out what healthy foods their customers would like them to stock. Learn about this program that aims to create healthy communities.
Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy: Loyalty Program Sign — Fresh Produce
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Encourage customers to buy fresh produce by offering a loyalty program that offers a free fresh item after the purchase of 10. Post this sign to promote the program. Small food-retailers, learn more about the Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy program today.
Fruit Production
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Most temperate zone fruits grow in Missouri. Learn how to raise strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries, currants, blueberries, grapes, apricots, cherries, plums, nectarines, peaches, apples and pears in the Show-Me State.
Plants and Their Environment
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To understand why plants respond as they do to natural influences, gardeners must understand their structure and how they grow. Visit our site to learn more.
Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy: Sign — We Stock Healthy (small: 8.5 x 11 inches)
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Retailers participating in the Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy program can use this 8.5-by-11-inch sign to let their customers know they are stocking more healthy foods. Learn about this program that aims to create healthy communities.