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Displaying 4201 - 4300 of 5768The June 2019 edition of the Pettis County 4-H Clover Connection newsletter.
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This document contains all of the resources and instructions for lesson plans, experiments and more for the Pettis County 4-H Embryology program.
Mission is to enhance the medication safety & quality of life of farmers/ranchers by equipping future rural pharmacy practitioners with skills in the delivery of pharmaceutical care & public health outreach.
Template for writing job description to recruit philanthropy committee members.
Communications and Marketing - Photography. This is UM System-wide photo and video release online form, also available as printable PDF. More information at identity.missouri.edu.
Communications and Marketing - Photography,
The 2019 revision of 4-H’s best-selling Photography curriculum.
Youtube video created by Extension Web Services - Learn on how to use Adobe Photoshop to resize photos for the website and articles, and also how to save them for the website.
Looking for ideas to stay physically active while at home can be challenging. Whether as an
individual or as a family, the ideas below can help ensure you and your household keep moving.
Try this fun scavenger hunt with different challenges! Play as an individual, small group against others or as a family team. Created and reviewed by MU Extension nutrition and exercise education faculty and exercise physiologists.
Finding Funding- Pivot, formerly the Community of Science (COS), provides a comprehensive database of funding opportunities and an expertise database to help you identify potential collaborators within MU and at institutions around the w
Instructions for creating an account and performing searches in the Pivot funding opportunities database.
This research article finds that a region’s entrepreneurial spirit and scenic byways increase farms’ propensity to adopt agritourism, but clusters of agritourism and other tourism activity plus natural amenities are associated with highe
Note: If you would like a physical version, a limited supply is still available. Contact Joyce Taylor.
Building and Facilities - Parlor - The milking center is approximately one-third to one-half the total cost of dairy cattle housing. Therefore, its design, type, size, and degree of mechanization is important.
An introduction to factors to be considered in planning, including site suitability, designing systems, experiences with permitting and regulations, and available resources for technical assistance. (7:38).
A summer rain did not keep cattle producers away from drought survival workshops conducted by University of Missouri Extension on Aug. 17 at the Southwest Research Center in Mt.
Successful siting and investment in renewable power will eventually determine the success rate of national efforts in establishing renewable energy sources.
Patience pays off for cattle producers who wait for fescue to grow some before turning cattle out for spring grazing, says University of Missouri Extension livestock specialist Patrick Davis.
Plant Available Nitrogen (PAN) method must be used by concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) to determine the nitrogen fertilizer value of manure.
Bob Schultheis with University of Missouri Extension in Webster County discusses plant diseases.
It seems too often that wet spring weather interferes with corn and/or soybean planting in Missouri. This year, Missouri farmers have already faced complications.
With prime growing season from February through June, asparagus will begin to be more prevalent in the produce section as we transition into spring.
There is a lot to eat when it comes to beets, as the root, stem and leaf all can be
prepared in a variety of ways.
Berries are a nutritional powerhouse, full of vitamins, minerals, anti-oxidants and fiber. They are
a great source of antioxidants, such as anthocyanin, ellagic acid, and resveratrol. In addition to
Broccoli is an excellent source of a multitude of vitamins and minerals, including vitamins A, C and K, manganese, potassium, and phosphorus.
One of the most popular winter squash varieties is the bulbous shaped butternut squash. The creamy off-white to tan skin contrasts sharply with the bright orange flesh, a clue to the high vitamin A content.
This month’s feature vegetable is another member of the Cruciferae family that was even made famous having a doll named after it.
Citrus fruits are a rich source of Vitamins A and C, antioxidants that may reduce your risk for heart disease and certain cancers.
During the cold winter months, turning to canned, dried or frozen vegetables and fruits is still a good way to get more plants on your plate.
Snap beans, string beans or green beans…different names for the same product. Older plant varieties had a fibrous ‘string’ that ran the length of the bean, hence the name.
In the south, the term ‘greens’ refers to vegetables whose leaves are eaten when cooked until tender and can include mustard, turnip, beet, and collards. Collards are a member of the brassica family and a ‘cousin’ to cabbage.
Kale…it often shows up after the new year in smoothie recipes and baked as a crispy chip as healthier alternative to snack chips.
Outside of lettuce or other types of leafy greens, peas are one of the early season garden goodies I look forward to every year.
Red, yellow or green…sweet, spicy or hot…fresh, roasted or pickled. There is so much variety among peppers and their preparation methods; it is no wonder that Peter Piper picked a peck!
While most squash are native to Central America, spaghetti squash was first recorded in Manchuria, China in the late 1800’s.
Spinach ranks as one of the most nutrient-dense of all foods. At just 7 calories per uncooked cup, it is an excellent source of folate, and vitamins A, C, E, K, and B-6.
Sweet potatoes or yams…which one lands on your holiday menu? Wait…aren’t they the same thing? Though the names are often used interchangeably, the plants are most definitely different.
When shopping for a fresh cantaloupe, look for one that is somewhat symmetrical and feels heavy for its size with a stem end that feels slightly soft. The color should be a creamy, light yellow orange with little to no green.
This is a growing reference that includes plant images, pictures of affected animals and presentations concerning the botany, chemistry, toxicology, diagnosis and prevention of poisoning of animals by plants and other natural flora (fung
Youth can continue to grow their skills by making their own tackle and artificial lures. While real worms are a popular source of bait, plastic worms can be effective and provide more options in color and patterns.