Regional Extension News Headlines for June 20, 2014

Every week, the Southwest Region News Service (which is a program of University of Missouri Extension) delivers eight to 10 regionally focused news articles to individuals southwest Missouri. The articles are delivered by email, via social media and on websites including the AgEBB (Agricultural Electronic Bulletin Board) operated by the College of Agriculture at the University of Missouri.

This week, the stories for the news service are all lined on AgEbb. Here are this weeks headlines. Just click on the link you want to read.

• Youth Benefits of a County Fair Experience Extend Beyond Just Having Fun Says 4-H Specialist - June 20, 2014
• Springfield Student Attends University of Missouri School of Medicine High School Mini Medical School - June 20, 2014 Photo Available
• No Need to Spray Fungicides on Lawn Mushrooms - June 20, 2014
• Joni Houghton Named Extension Education Program Assistant in Newton County - June 20, 2014 Photo Available
• Bountiful Benefits of Blueberries - June 20, 2014
• July "Brown Bag Lunch" Gardening Program July 1 in Forsyth - June 20, 2014
• Wind is an Important Factor When Applying Herbicides - June 20, 2014
• Rain Barrels Part of Sustainable Gardening - June 20, 2014

Southwest Region News Service stories from the last 60 days are available online at http://agebb.missouri.edu/news/swnews/queries/index.idc and of course, on this blog as well.

If you have questions, contact David Burton, civic communication specialist, via email at burtond@missouri.edu.
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