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Iowa State University Extension and Outreach: Shelby County

Look to Shelby County Extension and Iowa State University Extension when you have decisions that affect your life.

Dealing with Disasters

Flood - First Steps to Flood Recovery and other Flood resources

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Shelby County Fair

June 18, 2013

July 7th - 15th

Make Family Time Active Time

May 31, 2013

Summer provides an opportunity for families to spend time together that will create fun and memories. School is out and it’s a great time to plan some family time, says Sandra McKinnon, family life program specialist with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.

Producers Have Options under Crop Insurance Coverage

May 29, 2013

The frequent rains that have soaked Iowa this year have left many corn and soybean fields unplanted or with flooded areas. Many producers are wondering what options they have under their multiple peril crop insurance policies. Beginning June 1, corn producers with unplanted acres have three choices.

Gardeners Can Learn the Best Time to Divide Perennials

May 3, 2013

Gardeners can determine when to divide their perennials by checking When to Divide Perennials (RG 319), an Iowa State University Extension and Outreach publication.

Give Teens a Head Start on Financial Independence

May 2, 2013

Iowa State University Extension and Outreach works with the National Endowment for Financial Education to make the High School Financial Planning Program available, helping Iowa teens and young adults build a solid foundation for financial independence and decision-making.

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Healthy Communities through Business Prosperity: CIRAS

Last year companies that worked with the Center for Industrial Research and Service reported $414 million in impact — new investments, higher sales, and lower costs.