Utah State University Extension provides research-backed information to help individuals, families, policy makers, and educators carefully navigate the COVID-19 pandemic and maneuver the challenges the virus brings.
Because we have all had our routines disrupted, from how we work and play to increased roles as parents, (including becoming teachers!) and how we behave as consumers, new information is needed to help us navigate. Below are resources you can refer to today, and every day, for the coming weeks as we all adjust to a new reality.
SanitizationHand washing is the most important step for preventing the spread of COVID-19. We provide curriculum and resources to ensure all ages are practicing safe sanitization.
So you have your groceries. Here’s how to make them safe amid the coronavirus.
Families and CommunitiesDue to school cancellations parents have extended time with children. Here are some ways to handle COVID-19 as parents.
FoodFind checklists and best practices to ensure you are safe in times of crisis. What do you really need to have on hand?
Emergency PreparednessPreparedness for times of crisis is imperative. Checklists and best practices are included below to help you know what to have on hand.
Self-RelianceThere are many ways to improve self-reliance. Below you will find information to help.
Personal Well-BeingCrisis can bring uncertainty and anxiety for everyone, but specifically for children. Below is information on how to manage mental and emotional stress in times of crisis.
FinanceEnsure that you have made proper arrangement of your finances during times of crisis.
Animal HealthLearn about how COVID-19 affects pets and animals.
A farm shop is a permanent or semi-permanent structure where farm products from a specific farm or multiple farms, both fresh and processed (such as jams, honey and cheese), are offered for direct sale to consumers. Shops are normally open to the public y...
It’s been four months since Utah public schools closed on March 16 and I’d like to take the time to explain a bit about how our food system was impacted by COVID-19 and why. For some of you, these impacts may be obvious, but certainly not to all.
In today’s blog, I will discuss the state of consumer spending nationwide and in Utah, specifically related to food and markets of interest to you. I’ll also cover meat processing trends and agricultural labor issues.
Ensure that you have made proper arrangement of your finances during times of crisis.
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