The NEBLINE, December 1998

Contents: Holiday legends,traditions & fun Gardening resolutions Keep trees fresh Cyclamen care Painting with plants Pruning vines and groundcovers Combing—a non-toxic method that can eliminate head lice Our Christmas tree A mouse in the house A “must read” book It’s a hit–20,000 hits! Use and care of home humidifiers Deadline near for requesting free inspection in compliance with Livestock Waste Management Act Private applicators training Crop Protection Clinic The Power of a PTO Beef home study course begins fifth year Landlords need to reduce cash crop rental rates for \u2799 Developing your marketing plan Chain saw operation Commercial handling of fresh culinary herbs 1998 Nutrition Education Program—adult program impact in Lancaster County Healthy Eating: Classic Beef Rib Eye Roast How can you tell when food is “done”? Focus on Food Family & Community Education: Jean\u27s Journal January FCE leader training Household Hints Kids and holiday stress Enroll for Money 2000+ The best toys are versatile 1999 Kansas City 4-H Youth Conference 4-H Bulletin Board Speech VIPS wanted 4-H Lock-In Upcoming livestock progress shows 4-H Volunteer Forum Got jars? Become a National 4-H intern Some Christmas gift ideas (for the horse lover) Equine winter skin problems Free chicks Holiday gift ideas 1999 4-H Teen Council officers Guinea pigs are great pets Character Counts! training Y2K FAQs Lancaster County “Volunteer of the Month” is Alice Doane Aging in America Rural Enterprise Assistance Project (REAP) new to Lancaster County Lincoln Public Schools is ready to recycle! Holiday visitor