Picnics in Your Own Backyard This Summer
A backyard picnic guide from Iowa shows families can create favorite outdoor meals at home with simple gear. Tips include a designated cook, gathered supplies, plastic plates, and easy foil cookery ideas for ham, hamburger, chicken, corn, potatoes, and baked apples, plus meals on a stick.
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Child Guidance Notes on a Noisy Youth_behavior
A quoted observer laments the Blundering youngster of this age, noting that only parental love and understanding of his needs can carry him through his unruly peak. The opinion stresses patience and care in managing difficult behavior.
Picnic Season Brings Food Poisoning
The Iowa State Department of Health warns that summer picnic season brings higher risk of food poisoning. Custards cream filled pies pastries and other foods must be refrigerated to prevent bacterial growth. Pack lunches with care and refrigerate leftovers promptly to avoid illness.
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Iowa farm tips mix irrigation, feeding, and pest control
Iowa farmers receive practical notes on dairy and beef efficiency with roughages, silage, and corn stalks boosting beef yield per acre. Pig crops, milk demand, hoof care, and winter feeding costs are covered alongside weed control, DDT spraying, and nuisance pests in evergreen landscapes.
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Start Your Home Canning Early With Ball Mason Jars
Plan to begin canning when first fruits and vegetables reach market. Use steam pressure cooker for low acid foods and boiling water bath for acids. Ensure accurate gauge and clean parts. Use metal water bath canner or wash boiler with rack. Choose Ball Mason Jars and Ball Dome Caps ready for season. inspect jars for nicks and smooth edges. Ball All-Purpose jars suit both canning and freezing with vacuum or twist seals.
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When Unruliness Reaches Its Peak
A discussion of childhood unruliness in ages nine to eleven, noting its peak in late primary years. Experts like Dr. Caroline Zachry and Dr. Bert Beverly describe normal behavior ranges and the impact of growing independence, parental and teacher pressure, and the need for guided behavior rather than punishment.
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Wet grass silage crops hindered by moisture and inexperience
Many Iowa farmers face poor grass silage due to forage with moisture content above 65 to 70 percent and excessive wetness. Wilting before silage is key to proper fermentation and storage. Proper chopping, packing, and use of preservatives like corn or molasses help, especially for inexperienced makers. Traffic fatalities numbered 37,100 last year.
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