July 14, 2005 Don't Sweat Summer Heat: Drink Plenty of Water LINCOLN, Neb. — Hot summer days and the increased threat of dehydration that accompanies them can lead to heat-related illnesses for those taken unaware, a University of Nebraska-Lincoln nutrition specialist said. MoreJuly 11, 2005 Auto-Guidance Field Day Offered in August Near Mead LINCOLN, Neb. — A University of Nebraska-Lincoln field day will focus on the fundamentals, benefits and limitations of auto-guidance systems for agricultural vehicles. MoreMay 31, 2005 UNL Seminar Assists Food Business Entrepreneurs LINCOLN, Neb. — Anyone thinking about starting a food business can get essential information during a University of Nebraska-Lincoln Food Processing Center seminar. MoreMay 20, 2005 Prevent Foodborne Illnesses at Memorial Day Grill-Outs LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraskans firing up their grills this Memorial Day weekend need to follow basic food safety guidelines so foodborne illnesses don't disrupt holiday fun, a University of Nebraska food specialist said. MoreMay 17, 2005 Be on the Lookout for Mold Growth in Flooded Homes LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraskans with water damaged homes need to be on the lookout for mold growth, a University of Nebraska specialist said. MoreMay 13, 2005 GIS in Education and Agriculture Highlight Nebraska Symposium LINCOLN, Neb. — Using geographic information systems in education will be the theme of one of the keynote talks at the 2005 Nebraska GIS Symposium in Lincoln May 25-26. MoreMay 13, 2005 'Living Well for Older Adults' Workshop May 25-26 in Grand Island LINCOLN, Neb. — The challenges of aging are the subject of a University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension workshop May 25-26. MoreMay 12, 2005 Safety Is Important When Cleaning Up Storm-Damaged Homes LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraskans left with flooded and storm-damaged homes need to use caution when cleaning up broken glass and the muddy mess, a University of Nebraska specialist said. MoreApril 26, 2005 Water and Natural Resources Tour Looks at LB962, Sandhills, Pine Ridge Issues LINCOLN, Neb. — The University of Nebraska's annual water and natural resources tour in June will focus on local response to LB962 a year after it became law, as well as irrigation and natural resources issues in Nebraska's Sandhills and Pine Ridge. MoreMarch 28, 2005 UNL Nutrition Scientist Finds Many Preschoolers Short on Key Vitamins LINCOLN, Neb. � Health-conscious parents who feed their young children the same low-fat diet they consume for better health may inadvertently deprive their children of vitamin E, an important nutrient for growing bodies, a University of Nebraska-Lincoln nutrition scientist warns. More |
