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Perilla mint (Perilla frutescens) also known as the Beefsteak Plant, is an invasive annual weed that poses a serious threat to livestock in pastures throughout the southeastern United States. Originally introduced from eastern Asia for culinary, ornamental, and medicinal purposes, the plant has become widely established in natural areas, hayfields, and grazing lands. While it…
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By Laurel Sanville. Edited by Jung Sun Lee, Edda Cotto-Rivera and the nutrition education team March is National Nutrition Month® and a good reminder that Food Connects Us. Many lists of budget friendly tips remind us that brown rice is a nutritious, low-cost food. It’s worth taking a fresh look at this whole grain hero. Packed with…
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As children grow, their interests and hobbies change, and so should their car seat. NHTSA can help you find The Right Seat for your child’s age and size. Visit NHTSA.gov/TheRightSeat.
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Tattnall County residents, rejoice! The Tattnall County Extension Office is extending a helping hand this tax season by providing FREE income tax filing preparation assistance through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. This valuable service aims to alleviate the stress and confusion often associated with tax preparation. How to Access the Service: Clients interested…
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By Beth O’Shea Kindamo March is National Nutrition Month, an annual awareness campaign by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics to highlight the importance of healthful eating and activity habits. In the second week of National Nutrition Month, our weekly message is Find Advice Backed by Science. Tips include:
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Did you know introducing peanut-containing foods to babies between 4-6 months can reduce their allergy risk by up to 86%? UGA is on a mission to spread this life-changing information to parents and caregivers through hands-on training and outreach. Learn more during National Nutrition Month.
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By Savannah Beasley, Sarah Beth Thompson, and Wesley Porter We had plenty of cold weather and below freezing temperatures this past winter. The near-term forecast shows that we are mostly out of the freezing temperatures, but you never know what will happen between now and Easter. Ideally, you properly prepared your irrigation systems for the winter and will not have…
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