| Items of Interest!!! | |
| FCS Club Schedule | |
| Extension Nutrition Education Programs | |
| Creative Recipes for Less Familiar USDA Commodities (11/05) PDF format | |
| Family Mealtime (7/04) | |
| New Internet health assessment available to Montanans | |
| Eat Right Montana - this month is Take a Daily Dose of Moderation (4/04) | |
| A new Web site launched by Montana State University showcases resource-efficient homes throughout the United States. | |
| Herbal supplement use: Not telling your doctor can be dangerous - Use reliable sources when finding information about herbal supplements and remedies. One source is www.nutrition.gov. Click on "food facts" and "dietary supplements." | |
| Programs Denise can do for you! | |
| A big new site on farm and ranch recreation businesses is now up and running. Developed by the Univ. of Wyoming with funding from the Fund For Rural America the site includes a full text, 12 chapter handbook plus lots more. | |
| Here is a web site on anthrax from the Center for Disease Control (CDC). It seems to be pretty comprehensive and its focus is on humans rather than primarily animals. | |
Skunk Odor Control....
According to a report in Chemical & Engineering news a while back, The
odorous compounds are mostly low molec weight thiols that can be inactivated by an alkaline solution of Hydrogen Peroxide, so if the spray
spot can be identified, apply the following mixture ( I have no personal
experience with this myself, but it is supposed to work. I would try this on an
inconspicuous area first):
1 quart 3% Hydrogen peroxide
1/4 cup baking soda
1 tsp liquid soap.
apply to contaminated area ( can also be used on pets; avoid eyes)
Commercial products such as Nil-odor, Skunk Off or CD Deodorant (Rexall Pharmacies)
Marmaduke, Purge or Alpha Nrutroleum can be gotten from pet suppliers, kennels, veterinarians, morticians or pest control operators.