Join us Tuesday, October 7 from 12:00 – 1:00pm at Army Aviation Center Federal Credit Union for this Lunch & Learn. Topics covered will be seasonal stressors, developing a holiday spending plan, alternatives to pricey presents, and fine-tuning your… Read More
Florida Seafood at Your Fingertips Monday, October 20 from 5:00 – 7:00 pm One 20A Modern Bistro, 120 Partin Drive, Niceville Pre-registration required. $20 per person (includes Chef demonstration and taste tests) Call 850-892-8172 SeafoodFlyerOct2014
Join us for our jam party Thursday, September 4th 5:30—7:30 p.m. A short program will be given to cover the basics and then blueberries and figs will be preserved through the water bath method. Everyone goes home with a jar… Read More
Is College Still a Good Investment? You may have heard that student loans now top a trillion dollars or that the total amount of student loan debt surpasses the total amount of credit card debt. These numbers can… Read More
IN THIS ISSUE: Now Serving: Breakfast! Breakfast Sandwiches The Corner Store: Herbs Recipe: Green Beans with Tomatoes and Basil To read the full edition click: Family Nutrition in Action August_September Newsletter
Pine tree thinning is a key management practice that can increase the long-term productivity and profitability of a timber stand. Thinning is a partial tree harvest of inferior trees in an immature stand used to accelerate the diameter… Read More
It’s time for our 4-H clubs to start the new 4-H year. If your 4-H club took time off for the summer break the first club meeting can be a little crazy. Everyone will want to catch up… Read More
Above is a video of a recent prescribed burn in Walton County. Benefits of Summer Prescribed Burns Most landowners think of winter months (Dec-Feb) when it comes to control burning the piney woods. But once your pine trees… Read More
15.00 A FAWN (Florida Automated Weather Network) weather station was recently installed at Brown Pit off of Brown Road in North Walton County. The University of Florida provided Walton County with the $15,000.00 weather station. Anyone can… Read More
Burning hayfields or pastures can reduce insect and disease pressure the following summer. Timely late winter burns (late February, early March) can offer several benefits to a hay or livestock producer. Burning off thatch kills annual weed seeds… Read More
