USU Extension offers tips to help firstborn children adjust to a new sibling, manage emotions, maintain routines, and build a positive relationship. Learn strategies for supporting firstborns through this family transition.
USU’s Utah Women & Leadership Project examines poverty among Utah women, highlighting trends, disparities, and factors affecting economic stability. The 2026 report explores poverty by race, age, family structure, education, and geography.
Stress and trauma can affect young people in different ways, and the signs aren't always easy to see. Cara Murray, assistant professor with USU Extension, shared with Channel 5 ways adults can support young people who have experienced stress, adversity, o...
Quick, practical answers to everyday questions about home, garden, food, family and more, backed by USU research.
Learn how to protect peach trees from common pests and diseases in Utah with tips from USU Extension. Identify and manage peachtree borers, peach leaf curl, gummosis, powdery mildew, and shot hole disease to keep your tree healthy.
Learn how to prune a peach tree in Utah with tips from USU Extension. Discover when to prune, how much growth to remove, and how to train young and mature peach trees into an open-center shape for healthy growth and better fruit production.
Learn how to store fresh peaches with tips from USU Extension. Discover how long peaches last in the refrigerator, how to ripen firm peaches, and the best ways to freeze or dry peaches for long-term storage.
Learn when peaches are ready to pick in Utah with tips from USU Extension. Discover the signs of ripe peaches, the best time to harvest, and how to ripen peaches after picking for the best flavor and quality.
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This issue highlights how Extension is preparing the next generation for life and work, advancing resilient and sustainable agricultural systems, and improving well-being for individuals and families across the state.
E-commerce Extension Program in Rural Utah; Sustaining Community Health Through Impactful SNAP-Ed Initiatives in Utah; Enhancing Personal Safety Through Self-Defense Educationl; Pilot Results of the Teens Lifting Teens: A Statewide Youth Development Progr...
Pathways to higher education: expanding college and career access for rural youth; evaluating online naloxone trainings targeting rural and tribal communities; from insight to action: advancing extension; evaluating the “what’s up down south” economic sum...
Evolution of the USU Extension Farm and Ranch Succession Program; The Untapped Power of Citizen Science; An Agricultural Needs Assessment in the Tri-County Area of Utah; The Climate Adaptation Intern Program
