May is Older American’s Month. This year’s theme is ‘Blaze A Trail’. There are so many things the younger generations could learn from seniors, and this can be a give-and-take process as seniors could learn from the younger generation. ... READ MORE
Category: Relationships & FamilyDaylight savings time starts this Sunday, which means putting our clocks forward an hour and adjusting our morning routines. This can be a challenge for anyone, families included. Here are some tips for creating a healthy morning routine for ... READ MORE
Category: Health & Nutrition, Home Management, Relationships & Family, SFYL Hot Topic, Work & LifeExperts recommend that children shouldn't be allowed more than two hours of screen time a day.1 Screen time is time spent watching television, playing video games, or using computers or hand-held devices such as tablets and smart phones.2,3 ... READ MORE
Category: Health & Nutrition, Relationships & Family, SFYL Hot TopicThe Home Baking Association has declared February as “Bake at Home for Family Fun.” This is a great way to get children involved in cooking. This will increase family time and give the children ... READ MORE
Category: Health & Nutrition, Relationships & Family, Work & LifeWhether you’re single or in a relationship, you probably have some Valentine's Day expectations. If you’re single, you might expect to feel a little lonely. If you’re in a relationship, you might expect particular romantic gestures from ... READ MORE
Category: Relationships & Family, SFYL Hot TopicWe’d like to take a moment to remember the life of a longtime UF/IFAS supporter, Robert J. Barben, who passed away on December 29, 2015. He was active in the UF/IFAS SHARE Council for 42 years, and was the SHARE Council Chair from 1983-1985. ... READ MORE
Category: Agriculture, Conservation, Crops, Livestock, Natural Resources, Relationships & Family, UF/IFASBy Shelley Swenson, Extension Agent III, Family and Consumer Sciences UF-IFAS Wakulla County Extension Research has found that inactive children are much more likely to be inactive adults than active children. In a longitudinal study examining ... READ MORE
Category: Relationships & Family, Work & LifePhoto Credit: University of Missouri Extension By Shelley Swenson, Extension Agent III, Family and Consumer Sciences UF-IFAS Wakulla County Extension Research has found that inactive children are much more likely to ... READ MORE
Category: Relationships & Family, Work & Life