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Seeds float to the top after being separated from pumpkin pulp. (UADA image)
Home and Family, Horticulture, Horticulture, Outdoors, Recipes

What to do with pumpkin innards when making a jack-o’-lantern

Pumpkin seeds aren't just for roasting. They can be eaten raw, added to recipes or saved for planting. University of Arkansas extension experts explain. Read More

Main campus at New Mexico State University (NMSU photo by Josh Bachman)
4H, New Mexico, Regional Roundup, Southern Region, Youth, Youth Programs

NMSU uses AI to boost 4-H

Woman picking leaves of basil greenery (Photo: iStock - OKrasyuk)
Home and Family, Horticulture, Horticulture, Outdoors

Extension experts share tips for growing indoor, outdoor herb gardens

Close up woman washing vegetables above kitchen sink. (Adobe Stock-#470081576 │ khwanchai)

Tips for washing, storing fresh produce to reduce waste, save money

  • By Rebekah Hall │ University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture
Young woman at home in hot summer day in front of the working fan suffering from summer heat. (Adobe Stock │ #285697412 - zigres)

Tips for preventing heat illness this summer

  • By Rebekah Hall │ University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture
Teenager wearing headphones and playing online video games. (Adobe Stock-#478073888 │ stokkete)

Summer screen time tips for families

  • By Rebekah Hall │ University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture
Family with a kid and dog enjoy great view on mountains while sit together at campsite near the tent. (Adobe Stock-#527219820 │ rh2010)

Tips for family budget conversations, rethinking summer vacations

  • By Rebekah Hall │ University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture
Mowing the grass (iStock - stoncelli)

Tips for parents to find summer jobs for teens

  • By Rebekah Hall │ University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture
Panorama blue pool water. (Adobe Stock-#88810244 │ yotrakbutda)

Arkansas SeaPerch program to send six teams to international competition

  • By Rebekah Hall │ University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture
STUDYING A SAMPLE — Taylor Klass, head plant pathologist and lead diagnostician for the Arkansas Plant Health Clinic, observes a plant sample submitted to the clinic. (UADA photo by Paden Johnson.)

Severe flooding shaped disease trends

READY FOR PICK-UP — Orders of day-old Hy-Line Brown chickens await pick-up by extension county agents to be distributed to more than 1,900 youth in Arkansas and Oklahoma to raise for poultry contests during fair season. (UADA photo.)

Arkansas Poultry Chain distributes nearly 33,000 chicks to youth in Arkansas, Oklahoma

  • By Rebekah Hall │ University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture