Banana Bread Waffles
Try these Banana Bread Waffle recipe found in the USU Extension calendar!
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Our county 4-H Coordinator is an excellent resource to help you locate established clubs or start a new one. Don't hesitate to contact Sammantha for additional information and assistance with the club formation process. Additionally, please contact Sammantha if you need help becoming a 4-H member. Samantha Krieger can be reached at 435-336-3219 orSamantha.krieger@usu.edu.
Any person, regardless of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, ancestry, marital status, familial status, sexual orientation, or disability may enroll as a 4-H member.
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Create Better Health is here to provide nutrition information, tasty, low-cost, nutritious recipes, and tips on staying physically fit.
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Learn how the classes work, what will be taught, and how to sign up! Registration is open for 2022.
Contact: Maegen Lewis
maegen.lewis@usu.edu or 435-6573236
Summit County Stockyards are open to county residence. Call our office at 435-336-3217 to schedule a day and get a key. Summit County encourages a $.50 fee per head for using the stockyards.
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HPIA was recently detected in chickens in Utah. Although it is not a danger to humans, it is very contagious and lethal in chickens. Infected wild waterfowl primarily spread the virus as they migrate and encounter open water sources and domestic waterfowl and poultry. Close contact with infected flock mates and contaminated water sources is the most likely infection source for backyard poultry. Avian influenza poses a significant danger to both backyard poultry and commercial operations in Utah. More information here.
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Our soil and hay probe is open to county members to borrow. Please call the office at 435-336-3217 to schedule an appointment to borrow them.
The Summit County Bureau Board of Directors wishes to encourage agricultural careers. They are offering scholarships to graduating seniors within Summit County who are planning to pursue further education relating to agriculture.
Scholarship Application Found Here
Contact: Elizabeth Cohen
elizabeth.cohen@usu.edu or 435-336-3216