Eating Your Way Online Nutrition Series
FREE Self-paced Online Course Parents and caregivers, learn healthy cooking and eating tips for you and your family at your own speed with three self-paced, online sessions. Each session will […]
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Cooperative Extension in Washington County
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Eating Your Way Online Nutrition Series
FREE Self-paced Online Course Parents and caregivers, learn healthy cooking and eating tips for you and your family at your own speed with three self-paced, online sessions. Each session will […]
Free
Eating Your Way Online Nutrition Series
FREE Self-paced Online Course Parents and caregivers, learn healthy cooking and eating tips for you and your family at your own speed with three self-paced, online sessions. Each session will […]
Free
Eating Your Way Online Nutrition Series
FREE Self-paced Online Course Parents and caregivers, learn healthy cooking and eating tips for you and your family at your own speed with three self-paced, online sessions. Each session will include: Information on two or three nutrition & healthy lifestyle topics A simple cooking demonstration Resources for kids in the kitchen Upon completion of all […]
Free
Eating Your Way Online Nutrition Series
FREE Self-paced Online Course Parents and caregivers, learn healthy cooking and eating tips for you and your family at your own speed with three self-paced, online sessions. Each session will […]
Free
Got Livestock, Need Hay? Webinar
This webinar begins at 10:00 a.m. and will be repeated at 6:00 p.m. Many livestock and equine owners in Maine purchase all of their hay and forage needs for winter. While this year’s growing season started out well, forage growth was reduced due to low rainfall in most of the state, especially for second and third hay cuttings. “Got […]
Got Livestock, Need Hay? Webinar
This webinar begins at 10:00 a.m. and will be repeated at 6:00 p.m. Many livestock and equine owners in Maine purchase all of their hay and forage needs for winter. While this year’s growing season started out well, forage growth was reduced due to low rainfall in most of the state, especially for second and third hay cuttings. “Got […]