Riparian and stream ecosystem workshop set for Nov. 26 in Taylor
Brushy Creek watershed area residents are invited to the free program
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Brushy Creek watershed area residents are invited to the free program
Diabetes self-management program will teach participants how to live healthy
Class geared toward aspiring kid chefs and their parents
Participants will learn healthy baking techniques
Free program open to residents in Falls, Bell, Milam and Robertson counties
Participants will learn about organizational resources and tools
Area residents are invited to the free program
Class will teach basics of baking sourdough bread
Program will offer seven hours of continuing education units
Participants will learn to prepare quick and delicious sides
Food safety, cattle and beef quality, vaccine handling among topics to be discussed
Residents of Leon River watershed are invited to the free program
Participants will be educated on nutrition, food safety and healthy cooking techniques
Program will prepare participants for the ServSafe National Food Manager Certification exam
Free soil testing will be available
Guided tours of greenhouse facility and field research plots will be given
Precision sprayer, drone demonstrations focus topics
Class will show how to safely and effectively prepare meals to freeze
Area residents are invited to attend the free workshop
Participants will learn skills needed to understand and manage their diabetes