Update, on Lung Injury Outbreak Among People Who Use E-Cigarettes or Vape This update was publicized on Thursday, September 19, 2019 from officials at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Food and Drug Administration… Read More
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) and Nassau County Council on Aging have brought “Nassau Express Select” to Nassau County. It is an affordable and comfortable transportation service, with pick up and drop off stops at the Lofton Square… Read More
This is an interesting, parasitic plant called the dodder vine in the genus, Cuscuta. It is also commonly called strangle weed, hairweed, hellbine, or angel’s hair. The plant you have is one of 150 different species throughout the… Read More
The messy, cottony mass is caused by a piercing/sucking insect called a mealybug. One of the more common groups of scale insects attacking ornamental plants. There are about 275 species of mealybugs known to occur in the continental… Read More
Thank you for sending me a photo. This was a wonderful teaching moment for your children. I was glad you taught them not to poke it or touch it which is the cause of 95% of snake bites…. Read More
Herbs and spices have been used for hundreds of years in cooking and medicine (Stephens 2010). They add a wide range of flavors to food and may also provide health benefits. For some people, using herbs and spices… Read More
All electric pressures cookers operate in the same way. Food is placed in an inner pot, a tight fitting lid is closed, preventing steam from escaping, The liquid in the inner pot is heated and produces steam. The… Read More
When I hear the word tumbleweed, an image of a dry brittle plant tumbling across a barren road of an arid desert scene pops into my head. Not the image of a prickly plant patching across the beaches… Read More
The native plant is called Matchweed or Texas frogfruit, Phyla nodiflora. Notice, I did not label it as a weed. I know it is a weed in your lawn because you do not want it there, but this… Read More
Employment Opportunity 4-H Youth Development Extension Agent I or II Job information and application instructions can be found at https://hr.ifas.ufl.edu/0002-0745%20Nassau%204-H.pdf Application deadline: 11 September 2019
