Aged Fruit Cake
Do you have a surplus of canned fruit in your pantry? Use it up with this delicious fruit cake recipe! And remember, always practice proper food safety when preserving and […]
Eight Reasons to Consider Canning
Canning your produce can make your harvest go a long way. The practice is economically beneficial and preserves your gardening efforts! Now that gardens are planted and fruit trees […]
Think Visual Impact When Readying Yard for Events
Get helpful tips from USU Extension horticulture assistant Meredith Seaver to get your yard and garden looking polished on short notice! What are some of your tricks for a gorgeous […]
2018 Farmers Market Roundup
If you want fresh, locally grown produce, farmers markets are the perfect place for you! Find a farmers market near you and support growers in your community. Quick tip: bring […]
Teaching Children Responsibility “Naturally”
It can be difficult to see your children struggle. However, it’s important to allow children to experience the consequences of their actions. Enabling kids to solve problems on their own […]
NEW! Live Online Gardening Course
Caring for Succulents | Live Online Course – May 24th Join our online course to learn all about succulents from USU Extension gardening experts Sheriden Hansen and Helen Muntz. They […]
Six Lovely, Long-blooming Perennials to Consider
As the days get warmer gardening season is right around the corner. These gorgeous long-blooming perennials will keep your flower beds looking lush throughout the summer! It is finally time […]
Hearty Cornbread Mix
Summer is upon us and that means grilling season. Check out this delicious cornbread recipe for your next cookout! Ingredients: 1/2 cup whole wheat flour 1/2 cup all-purpose flour 1/4 […]
7 Tips for a Mindful Marriage
Mindfulness can help you more fully enjoy what matters most– including your spouse! Try these seven tips to be more mindful in your marriage. We live in a fast-paced world, […]
Sustainable Living through Permaculture
Imagine your pesky garden weeds as flowers, fertilizers, and salad greens. What if you could swap your sprinklers for rain showers? Welcome to permaculture—a “permanent culture”—that mimics the natural world […]