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Tag: University of Illinois Extension

New Interns active in the Extension’s Master Gardeners program

New Interns active in the Extension’s Master Gardeners program

— September 12, 2016

University of Illinois Extension Woodford Master Gardener program welcomes nine new interns to the county. Those new to the program are Donna Beasley of Deer Creek, Shirley Blackburn…

  • McLean couple inducted into Illinois 4-H Hall of Fame

    McLean couple inducted into Illinois 4-H Hall of Fame

    — September 9, 2016

    The Illinois 4-H Foundation annually recognizes one 4-H volunteer per county for exemplary service to the Illinois 4-H program as a Hall of Fame winner. This year, 74 new members were…

  • Master Naturalists offer extensive knowledge of the outdoor world

    Master Naturalists offer extensive knowledge of the outdoor world

    — May 11, 2016

    As a prairie aficionado and self-proclaimed “rock and fossil hound,” Jen McDaniel of Peoria jumped at the chance to become a master of nature. The former veterinary technician is…

  • Master Naturalists offer extensive knowledge of the outdoor world

    Master Naturalists offer extensive knowledge of the outdoor world

    — May 6, 2016

    As a prairie aficionado and self-proclaimed “rock and fossil hound,” Jen McDaniel of Peoria jumped at the chance to become a master of nature. The former veterinary technician is…

  • Growing asparagus long-term investment that pays off

    Growing asparagus long-term investment that pays off

    — April 1, 2016

    Growing asparagus is best reserved for patient people, as the first crop cannot be harvested for at least a year after planting. This frustrates many home gardeners, and is one factor…

  • Ant control solutions for the home

    Ant control solutions for the home

    — August 21, 2016

    Ants abound in my kitchen. They usually enter homes after heavy rain like we had earlier this summer and seek out any sweet treat that may be on the kitchen counter. After cleaning…

  • Suburban 4-H clubs dominate state 4-H Robotics Competition

    Suburban 4-H clubs dominate state 4-H Robotics Competition

    — May 6, 2016

      Eleven 4-H teams from DuPage, Kane and Kendall counties took home awards from the annual Illinois 4-H Robotics Competition on April 21 at the University of Illinois. The local…

  • Early spring the time to start an herb garden from seed

    Early spring the time to start an herb garden from seed

    — April 8, 2016

    Herbs are popular in many gardens, but it can be expensive to buy and transplant mature plants. That’s why University of Illinois Extension horticulture educator Nancy Kreith recommends…

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