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April 22, 2016

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Are asthma and allergies a problem in your home? Visit the Healthy Homes Partnership for more information on keeping your home safe.

Posted by UConn Extension in Climate, Education, Family, Health and tagged allergies, asthma, healthy homes, UConn Extension
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  1. 8/18 Tri-State SARE Virtual Field Workshop - Silvopasturing at UMass

    Tri-State SARE Virtual Field Workshop - Silvopasturing at UMass

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    Tri-State SARE Virtual Field Workshop - Silvopasturing at UMass
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    A tour of the silvopasture work at the UMass Agricultural Learning Center in Amherst, MA. With Nikki Burton of UMass Extension, we will have an online tour of their silvopasture, which includes sheep within a chestnut grove, and follow that with questions and discussion.
    If you have questions that you would like to send in advance that Nikki can address, please email rachel.bespuda@uconn.edu. You can also submit your questions at our registration page.

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    UMASS Webinar Series on grazing and forage season extension
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    Contact Information: rachel.bespuda@uconn.edu.

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  2. 10/24 UConn 4-H Goat Day

    UConn 4-H Goat Day

    Saturday, October 24th, 2020

    08:00 AM - 04:30 PM

    Storrs Campus
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    UConn 4-H Goat Day
    The event is for youth ages 7-19 as well as goat enthusiasts. Pre-registration is required.

    Contact Information: Jennifer Cushman, 860-409-9074, jennifer.cushman@uconn.edu

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