The NEBLINE, September 1999

Contents: National 4-H Week Growing hardy bulbs Fall storage of tender bulbs, corms and tubers Hints for fruit storage Where do fruit flies come from? Kid\u27s Corner Wolf spiders are “big, hairy and real fast” Reduce unwanted advertising mail! September 20-26, 1999: Celebrate P2 Week! Bee or wasp problems? Fall clean-up of warm-season grasses Prepare grain bins and equipment before harvest Fall is a good time to control problem weeds Pricing silage into the feed bunk On-farm grain storage Prevent fires in wood-burning stoves Tractor safety tips (part 9) Water-saving adjustments Mulch–mowing your lawn Hemlock and livestock Drinking water quality ‘report cards’ Nutrition Education Program: Are you on a limited budget? We can help! Healthy Eating: Fall Fruit Salad September promotion emphasizes “Cook It Safely” Focus on Food Family & Community Education: Jean\u27s Journal FCE News Household Hints: Get those spots or stains out! R.I.P.: a final act of caring Kids on the move: Learning to be traffic smart Character Counts! Corner Unequal partners 1999 Ak-Sar-Ben Livestock Exposition and World Championship Rodeo 4-H Bulletin Board Come to the Record Book Workshop II It’s time to reorganize! Lancaster County 4-H Smallbore Rifle Club is looking for some new members 4-H Horse Bits Make a Difference Day Character Counts! training for all interested persons 2002 CWFregistration begins 4-H Award nominations 4-H Awards Thank you trophy sponsors! Fair’s over, now what? Parent and leader meeting Social capital: What is it? Can we buy it? Can we build it? How can we keep it? LaDeane Jha, Extension Educator with “Trailblazer Award Recognition” Ever wonder about the origin of the song “There Is No Place Like Nebraska”? Is the University of Nebraska part of your future? Give children a chance to feel they are a “WOW” Join 4-H Special Inser