Hardin County News
Join 4-H! (Posted on 4/13/2009)
Interested in joining 4-H? Click here to find out more! Managing Tough Times (Posted on 2/24/2009)
Economic tough times force hard choices. But you can find answers here from reliable resources and experts backed by research - even when your situation keeps changing. 2009 4-H Livestock ID Forms (Posted on 12/23/2008)
All animals to be shown at the Hardin County Fair and State Fair must fill out a Livestock ID form and turn it into the Extension Office by May 15th. There is an ID form for Breeding Beef, Breeding Sheep, Market Swine, Dairy, Dairy Goat, Meat Goat, Horse and Pony, Dog, and Llama. Exception: market beef and swine that were previously weighed in are already on file at the office and sheep ID’s will be filed after the sheep weigh-in May 3rd. If you are planning on showing at the Iowa State Fair all information must be recorded. Livestock ID forms can be mailed, faxed (641-648-4862) or dropped off after hours in our “drop off” box outside the north office door. (524 Lawler, Iowa Falls) Horizons Program - Alden Area (Posted on 10/7/2008)
Alden Area Citizens Are Encouraged to Sign Up for a Horizon’s Program Study Circle. Click to learn more. Ethanol Feeds Newsletter (Posted on 12/21/2006)
Check out the new Ethanol Feeds Newsletter. This newsletter has information on feeding distillers grain to beef cattle. 
Ag Decision Maker Updates (Posted on 9/12/2006)
Business Solutions for Farms and Agribusiness from Iowa State University Extension. Outlook Information for Crops and Livestock. 
Take Control of Your Money (Posted on 8/29/2006)
As the back-to-school season arrives, most of us get back into regular routines. What better time than this to settle into a solid financial routine? Check out ISU Extension's FREE on-line course, "Take Control of Your Money," for steps and strategies that will help you get ahead and make progress toward your financial goals! Extension's Energy Tip (Posted on 11/12/2004)
Extension’s Energy Tip for April 2009
Plug TVs, DVD players and other home electronics into power strips; turn the power strips off when the equipment is not in use. (TVs and DVDs in standby mode still use several watts of power.) Get more energy-saving ideas at www.energysavers.gov.
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