New space exhibits open at Thanksgiving Point | The Salt Lake Tribune

New space exhibits open at Thanksgiving Point The Salt Lake Tribune: "“If we were ever to go to Mars, we would certainly have to grow our own food and would be building greenhouses to grow food because we couldn’t carry enough food on the space shuttle,” said Dave Francis, a USU extension associate professor."

How to Plant a Vegetable Garden in Utah | Garden Guides

How to Plant a Vegetable Garden in Utah Garden Guides: "Drive through northern and central Utah and you'll notice orchards, farms and gardens everywhere. Gardening is a popular hobby here, especially along the Wasatch Front, where reasonably fertile soil and plentiful water provide good growing conditions. Southern Utah, near Pine and St. George, has long, hot summers and volcanic soil perfect for growing tomatoes. Consult a local county extension office or knowledgeable neighbors for the best time to plant, as well as the best cultivars."

Have A Plan For AgroSecurity | Cattle Network

Have A Plan For AgroSecurity Cattle Network: "Utah State University Cooperative Extension is collaborating with state agencies to protect Utah’s agriculture and food. Strengthening Community Agrosecurity Planning (S-CAP) workshops were developed to provide two-day training for community planners and first responders so that food and agriculture are protected in the event of a natural, intentional or accidental disaster."

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Amazon.com: Desert Plants of Utah (Utah Cooperative Extension…: "Desert Plants of Utah (Utah Cooperative Extension Service HG series) [Paperback]
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Davis County Clipper - New Extension chief is world traveler

Davis County Clipper - New Extension chief is world traveler: "FARMINGTON — The new Davis County Extension office’s director believes in getting the job done.

Justin Smith may be able to prove he’s ridden a camel in Egypt among his world travels. But if lamb tagging is needed at 6:30 in the morning somewhere in Davis County, he’s there to do it."

Davis County Clipper - USU Education Center starting soon

Davis County Clipper - USU Education Center starting soon: "KAYSVILLE — What started more than 50 years ago as a research farm for fruit trees and has grown over the years to include gardens and wetlands and classrooms, will grow yet again with the proposed construction of a community education building at the Utah Botanical Center."

KCSG Television - FREE Sprinkler Water Checks for Iron County Residents

KCSG Television - FREE Sprinkler Water Checks for Iron County Residents: "The Central Iron County Water Conservancy District, Utah State University Cooperative Extension Service and Slow the Flow have teamed up to offer free sprinkler water checks to residents of Iron county. This is the first year that the Water Check Program has been offered in Iron County. The program offers free sprinkler system evaluations and educational materials to interested"

"LOGAN, Utah — Although it is more work, finished, neat edges can make a landscape look polished and attractive. A lawn area may look green and lush, but if the edges are uneven or untrimmed, the whole yard can seem unkempt. Consider these tips to keep your landscape tidy."

Extension agent to offer tree tour | the Leader

Extension agent to offer tree tour the Leader: "USU Extension Agent Loralie Cox will be conducting a tour of Brigham City parks next week with the idea of informing local residents about choosing suitable trees for landscapes in the area.
She plans to offer a lot of answers to questions about tree choices"

KCSG Television - Iron County Residents Can Receive Free Sprinkler Water Checks

KCSG Television - Iron County Residents Can Receive Free Sprinkler Water Checks: "(Cedar City, UT) - The Central Iron County Water Conservancy District, Utah State University Cooperative Extension Service and Slow the Flow have teamed up to offer free sprinkler water checks to residents of Iron county. This is the first year that the Water Check Program has been offered in Iron County. The program offers free sprinkler system evaluations and educational materials to interested"

Garden volunteers needed | Bite by Bite | The Salt Lake Tribune

Garden volunteers needed Bite by Bite The Salt Lake Tribune: "Families and large groups looking for ways to help those in need can volunteer at the Food Pantry Garden at the Utah Botanical Center in Kaysville. The garden is operated by Utah State University Cooperative Extension and donates 100 percent of the produce to area food banks.
Now through Sept. 30, groups can work Tuesday or Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. A staff member will direct and work with groups."

ksl.com - Utah State University Extension Service Master Program

ksl.com - Utah State University Extension Service Master Program: "By Larry A. Sagers
Have you ever wondered what the difference is between a hosta and a houtnea? Have rust, mildews and leaf spots got you confused? Can you tell the damage caused by a weevil from the damage inflicted on a plant by a cutter bee? Does your plant need magnesium or manganese?
The answers to these and many other questions may be closer than you think.
Utah State University Extension Service is looking for a few good gardeners."

Extension service joins partnership - Las Cruces Sun-News

Extension service joins partnership - Las Cruces Sun-News: "LAS CRUCES - USDA Rural Development director Terry Brunner and Dr. Michael Patrick of New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service announced the North Central New Mexico Economic Development District and the Southwest New Mexico Economic Development Partnership have been chosen to participate in the Stronger Economies Together program. The SET program will provide the regions with assistance with their community and economic development planning."