Recommended Pages at ext.colostate.edu
Labeling of Genetically Engineered Foods
ext.colostate.edu — “Whether or not to require labeling of genetically engineered (GE) foods is a key issue in the ongoing debate over the risks and benefits of food crops produced using biotechnology. Bills requiring mandatory labeling have been introduced in Congress and in the Colorado legislature, and there have also been attempts to place citizens’ initiatives on statewide and local Colorado ballots.” View full resource at ext.colostate.edu
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The @justlabelit push is close to signature threshold for ID-ing GM foods http://t.co/goQGQqB0 Useful info pro/con: http://t.co/goQGQqB0
Recognizing Tomato Problems
ext.colostate.edu — “Tomato problems may be caused by nutrient deficiencies, diseases, fungi or Insects. Assess the symptoms, then make the appropriate treatment. Good cultural practices can reduce or eliminate many problems.” View full resource at ext.colostate.edu
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Energy conservation in the home
ext.colostate.edu — “When comparing an average house to an energy efficient house, it's possible to reduce annual energy bills up to 40 percent. Prudent homeowners should consider developing an energy conservation plan for their home. This is both an environmentally friendly and economically sound action.” View full resource at ext.colostate.edu
Most Recently Shared on December 6, 2010 at 3:37 am By:
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Energy conservation in the home http://www.ext.colostate.edu/pubs/consumer/10610.html
Diet and Hypertension
ext.colostate.edu — “People trying to control hypertension (high blood pressure) often are advised to decrease sodium, increase potassium and watch their calories. Maintaining a reasonable weight is an important factor in controlling blood pressure. A new area of interest is the relationship between calcium and high blood pressure.” View full resource at ext.colostate.edu
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Examine your dietary habits to avoid hypertension. Here's a very helpful cheat-sheet: http://bit.ly/9NM88J
