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Consumer Education

August 9, 2004
Nebraska Food Products Featured at the 2004 State Fair
LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska State Fair visitors will get a taste of the state's diverse food industry at an exhibit sponsored by food manufacturers and the University of Nebraska's Food Processing Center. More

July 16, 2004
More Than 40 Toxic Algae Blooms on Lakes Statewide; Test Kits Available
LINCOLN, Neb. — Toxic blue-green algae blooms have been reported on more than 40 public and private Nebraska lakes and ponds since May. More

July 6, 2004
Workshops Will Help Schools Reduce Pesticide Use
LINCOLN, Neb. — Five summer workshops by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Integrated Pest Management in Schools Team will help schools reduce pesticide use on school property. More

June 8, 2004
Extension Program Helps Omahans Avoid Lead Poisoning Hazards
LINCOLN, Neb. — Early in 2002, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency made assessments in east Omaha that later resulted in it being declared a lead-polluted Superfund site, a designation serious enough to merit federal cleanup aid.  More

June 2, 2004
August Recipe to Reality Workshop Will Help Those Considering a Food Business
Lincoln, Neb. — If you've been thinking about turning that fabulous family recipe into a food business, a University of Nebraska-Lincoln seminar can help sort pipe dreams from reality. More

February 11, 2004
Crop Management Meetings Scheduled in February and March
LINCOLN, Neb. — Three University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension crop management programs in February and March will provide information on a variety of topics for agribusiness professionals and producers. More

February 11, 2004
Nebraska Winery and Grape Growers Forum and Trade Show March 5-6
LINCOLN, Neb. — International grape experts will offer valuable information about growing better grapes and improving wine quality at an upcoming grape growers conference. More

February 2, 2004
Storms, Cold Weather Call for Extra Precautions
LINCOLN, Neb. — Winter's frigid conditions and snow require extra precautions around the home, a University of Nebraska housing and environment specialist said. More

January 28, 2004
Electronic Retailing Workshop Offered in March
LINCOLN, Neb. — A series of University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension workshops will offer entrepreneurs tips on conducting business on the Internet. More

October 14, 2003
Proper Handling of Game Meat Is Important From Field to Table
LINCOLN, Neb. — As hunters take to the field this fall, it's important to follow safety precautions to ward off foodborne illness, a University of Nebraska food safety specialist said. More

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