Holiday Budgeting - Think Outside the Gift Box
This fall, shop wisely for holiday gifts and avoid the January financial blues. Avoid the stress and spend less with advice from our financial expert!
Check out our holiday saving tipsLooking for free autumn resources for your family or farm? Our Extension agents and specialists are prepared to equip you with knowledge and research-based solutions to manage fall leaves, save up for holiday spending, and prepare for the winter months ahead.
This fall, shop wisely for holiday gifts and avoid the January financial blues. Avoid the stress and spend less with advice from our financial expert!
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Get our pumpkin praline cake recipe!Best practices for using food thermometers, cooking times, safety tips, and more. Don't miss the bonus turkey gumbo recipe to use the leftovers!
Have a stress less turkey fest!Draining your pool this fall? Watch agent Colin Massey's video on best practices for keeping our waterways healthy in the process.
The best way to deal with fall leaves is to compost them.
Read why composting is the best optionFall is the best time to plant trees and shrubs. Learn about how to prep your garden for cooler weather.
Soil testing can be done in the fall and spring before the lawn greens up. We offer free soil testing to Arkansas homeowners!
Find tips for transitioning your garden to fall and discover ways to prepare and preserve your harvest. Even find resources for donating freshly harvested produce!
Fall in Arkansas is the perfect time to camp and cook outside, but it's important to know that firewood can transport invasive insects. Be sure to follow the rules and keep firewood local.
Best practices for purchasing and using firewoodWater plants and cover them for best protection against fall frost.
In Arkansas, the use of stockpiled forages has reduced winter feeding expenses for producers across the entire state.
At the conclusion of the first fall breeding period, all cows should be pregnancy tested and open females culled.
Producers should have a good idea about the growth of their forage once the grazing season is over.
These warm season vegetables can be grown successfully throughout the state.