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Imagine it’s late afternoon on a typical weekday. Do you know what you’re having for dinner tonight? Most people...

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Summer is winding down; it’s time to think about school again. As you pick out new clothes and backpacks,...

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About this time in the gardening season, you still may have tomatoes ripening, but not enough at one time...

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With the beginning of college, school or even a “new” job, now would be a good time to consider...

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This year marked the 75th Anniversary of the Jefferson County 4-H Fair. For many years, I have asked food...

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One of the things I have always enjoyed at the Kansas State Fair is looking at the blocks made...

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Recently, I conducted two Jams and Jellies workshops for the Meadowlark Extension District. This stimulated many questions of which...

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Those little seeds on top of hamburger buns look good, but to some people they are a health hazard....

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If everybody in a family helps create the work, why shouldn’t everybody join in getting things done? As long...

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There are several types of home vacuum packaging equipment available, which vary in price and sophistication. These machines may...

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It’s summer and it seems we are all on the “road” traveling to feed farm help, going on vacations,...

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Many communities have Blessing Boxes, Parking Lot Pantries, or similar efforts to offer easy access to foods and other...

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It’s summer and school is out! One summer activity that my family enjoyed was making fruit leather. Making homemade...

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I have been getting 4-H food safety questions as members and leaders are thinking about food fair entries already....

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While we often think of the kitchen as a place where we cook up calories, it’s also possible to...

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