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COOPERATIVE EXTENSIONS MOVE BEYOND HOME & GARDEN SERVICES OFFERING WEB-BASED FINANCIAL ADVICE
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It's not your old-fashioned cooperative extension service.
Long known as an authority on home economics and gardening, the
government-funded service now offers personal financial advice on the
Internet.
Through a variety of Web sites, federal, state, and local
cooperative extension officials are teaching families and individuals
how to save, invest, and reduce debt.
Among the online features: an interactive budget calculator, an
investor risk-tolerance quiz, and work sheet...
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WEEK FETES WORK OF COOPERATIVE EXTENSION, 4-H; EVENTS PLANNED AT SITES IN MADISON COUNTY AND ACROSS CENTRAL NEW YORK.(Local)
The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
; Byline: Debra J. Groom Staff writer Cooperative Extension was founded on the premise that education and information should be available to everyone. Helping You Put Knowledge to Work is what the agency has been striving to do in New York state for about 80 years. That is what will be celebrated
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SILVER PLOW GIVE TO N.C. COOPERATIVE EXTENSION.(TRIAD/STATE)
The News & Record (Piedmont Triad, NC)
; The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Silver Plow Award for Emergency Response and Heroism has been awarded to the N.C. Cooperative Extension for its response to the state's needs following Hurricane Floyd. Dalton McAfee, associate dean of the N.C. A&T Cooperative Extension Program, along with
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UM Cooperative Extension extending its reach
Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME
; Most meetings or workshops arranged by the University of Maine Cooperative Extension tackle topics as diverse as pruning woody landscape plants or starting your own business. The meetings now on the agency's calendar don't involve rolling up sleeves or getting hands dirty. Called "Shaping the
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COOPERATIVE EXTENSION DEAN QUITS.(METRO)
The Capital Times (Madison, WI)
; ... Extension offers educational programming in such areas as economic development, natural resources and youth development. In a news release, Leholm said he was leaving at an opportune time. I'm comfortable with my decision to end my watch as dean and director ...
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Educational focus planned for farmland ; Fundraisers hope Falmouth site soon will be home of cooperative extension.
Portland Press Herald (Maine)
; TESS NACELEWICZ Staff Writer -- Portland Press Herald (Maine) 10-29-2007 Educational focus planned for farmland ; Fundraisers hope Falmouth site soon will be home of cooperative extension. Byline: TESS NACELEWICZ Staff Writer -- Edition: Final Section: Local & State When a 52-acre farm right
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