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  1. Families Can Save By Reusing Supplies, Shopping Sales

    Jul. 21, 2026

    Back-to-school supplies can really add up, especially when purchasing for more than one child

  2. Recognize Symptoms of Heat-Related Illness

    Jul. 14, 2026

    The summer is heating up, and our bodies are working extra hard to maintain a normal body temperature

  3. Farmers Can Mitigate Heat Stress By Providing Animals With Extra Water, Shade

    Jul. 07, 2026

    While most of us can escape the heat with our home air conditioners, our livestock do not have the same luxury

  4. Grazing, Forage Management Plan Important This Time of Year

    Jun. 30, 2026

    Having a written grazing/forage management plan can help you respond regardless of what the rest of the growing season brings.

  5. Sleep Soundly: Tips For Helping Summer Sleep Habits

    Jun. 30, 2026

    Longer days and busy schedules mean sleeping patterns and routines get thrown off

  6. Livestock Producers Should Periodically Test Water Sources

    Jun. 23, 2026

    For our livestock, water availability is crucial, but the quality of their drinking water can be just as important to their health and performance

  7. Creating A Food Budget Starts With Understanding Cost

    Jun. 23, 2026

    My goal is to be better at how much I am spending at the grocery store, create a budget for my family, and make a meal plan each week

  8. Bagworms, Poison Hemlock Can Be Dangerous Problems

    Jun. 16, 2026

    Identifying and managing poison hemlock around the home landscape and handling or preparing to manage bag worms

  9. Program Teaches Unexpected Expenses To Simulate Real-Life Unpredictability

    Jun. 16, 2026

    When challenged to step into the “Real World,’’ Liberty Preparatory School students got a trial run at adult spending decisions

  10. Livestock Producers Are Advised To Quarantine New Animals

    Jun. 09, 2026

    New world screwworm has officially crossed the Mexico-Texas border and a calf was identified in south Texas that has been affected by the pest

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