Extension’s Energy Tip of the Month
(Posted on 6/8/2009)
Let there be light — with solar powered outdoor lighting. Installation is quick and easy, with no wires or electricity costs. Learn more about renewable energy options. This tip is brought to you by the U.S. Department of Energy and ISU Extension.

Healthy Meals in a Hurry recipes for May
(Posted on 5/11/2009)
"Healthy Meals in a Hurry" is designed to help consumers of all ages blend time-saving convenience with nutritious, dollar-stretching food choices.

Food Preservation Resources
(Posted on 4/22/2009)
A resource list for Food Preservation is at the ISUE food preservation page.

Crabapple wilt spoiling your blossoms?
(Posted on 4/20/2009)
Fire blight probably is responsible for the wilted shoots on your crabapple.

The 2009 Central Iowa Fair is July 15-18!
(Posted on 4/16/2009)
Look here for Central Iowa Fair entry forms needed for exhibits and livestock entries. Entry forms are due to ISU Extension by June 26, 2009.

Spring Lawn Care
(Posted on 4/14/2009)
As the grass greens up, many homeowners are anxious to get out and start working on their lawns. A little patience and care at this point may reward the gardener with a fine lawn later.

Look Both Ways - Get Smart About Internet Safety
(Posted on 4/14/2009)
You've mastered the rules of safe driving on streets and freeways. Now learn how to stay safe on the information highway-the Internet.

New Discovery of Ash Borer Infestation in Wisconsin
(Posted on 4/10/2009)
Iowa Officials Highlight Efforts to Prevent and Detect Emerald Ash Borer Infestation Following New Discovery in Wisconsin

Making Dollars & Sense of Your Finance$
(Posted on 3/17/2009)
This new publication offers individuals and families useful and sensible financial information to navigate the recession and personal financial situations.

Learn How to Make Grocery Shopping a Positive Experience
(Posted on 2/10/2009)
If you dread grocery shopping, especially while trying to stay on a budget, Iowa State University Extension's Spend Smart Eat Smart can help. Visitors point out site features that are helping them save money and eat healthier.

Crop Happenings Newsletter
(Posted on 10/31/2008)
Extension Crops Specialist, John Holmes highlights crop production notes for the week in Central Iowa.

Make Friends! Have Fun! Join 4-H!
(Posted on 10/15/2008)
Did you know 4-H is not all about cows and cooking. 4-H has something for everyone! There is a HUGE variety of project areas that you can learn about. Join 4-H-all the cool kids are doing it!

In Times of Economic Stress - Getting The Most From Your Grocery Dollar
(Posted on 10/3/2008)
We are all motivated to save money and stretch the dollar.

ISU Extension relocates to S. 2nd Street
(Posted on 7/22/2008)
ISU Extension, Marshall County is pleased to serve you in a new location.

2008 Cash Rent Survey Available
(Posted on 6/5/2008)
As anyone who is involved with the rental market for Iowa farmland knows, rental rates have been jolted by the sharply higher corn and soybean prices that have been available recently.

Gardening and Lawn know how
(Posted on 5/6/2008)
Looking for answers to your gardening and lawn questions? ISU Extension has numerous resources find solutions and peak your horticulture interests.

2008 Custom Rate Survey Available
(Posted on 5/6/2008)
The yearly update of the 2008 Custom Rate Survey is now available from the ISU Extension Publication Distribution Website and also on the Ag Decision Maker Website.

Join 4-H
(Posted on 4/1/2008)
Join a community of young people across America learning leadership, citizenship and life skills.

Clover Kids
(Posted on 2/8/2008)
Do you have a little Clover Kid in your home? Iowa State University Extension's Clover Kids program is an exciting, developmentally appropriate program for youth in grades K-3. Clover Kids emphasizes overall well-being by empowering young children with successful learning and positive social interaction through cooperative learning in noncompetitive environments.

Crop Insurance Has Some Changes for 2009
(Posted on 10/24/2006)
An extension agricultural economist provides information that crop producers need to carefully calculate their insurance coverage needs before meeting with their crop insurance agent.