Dealing With Problem Soil? Four Tips to Help
The condition of the soil often dictates success or failure in the landscape. Before spending money on trees and plants, be sure your soil is suitable for planting.
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USU Extension Professor Raising Mental Health Awareness, Invited to National Meeting
A Utah State University Extension assistant professor and two teen council members recently attended the Well Being Legacy Convening, an exclusive gathering of top national, regional and community leaders who are working to improve their communities and produce life-changing results.
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Preventing Wildlife Attacks: Let Common Sense Overrule Curiosity
Recent media reports of wildlife attacking humans have many people concerned and reconsidering their time spent outdoors. Utah wildlife species that have been implicated in attacks on humans, livestock and pets include black bears, mountain lions, moose, elk, mule deer, coyotes, raccoons, turkeys, rattlesnakes and bison. Negative interactions with large ungulates are becoming more common place as humans are increasingly recreating in animal territory, and it's important to not let human curiosity overrule common sense.
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USU Extension 4-H Director Inducted Into 4-H Hall of Fame
Director of Utah State University Extension 4-H Kevin Kesler was recently inducted into the Utah 4-H Hall of Fame as the 2018 honoree. To be considered for the Utah 4-H Hall of Fame, the person must have participated in 4-H as a youth and must have used 4-H to contribute to his or her community in some way.
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