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In the late 1920s and throughout the 1930s, Arkansas Extension agents offered training to mothers on how to puree and can their own baby food. This photo shows one month's supply of purees and fruit juices for a baby. Home demonstration agents (now Family and Consumer Science agents) were responsible for providing the training. #TBT #baby #budget #feedingbaby

Have we mentioned how awesome our dedicated @ardiscoveryfarms team is? They recently spent 3 days to get two new monitoring sites set up at the Cherry Valley discovery farm! #water #conservation #Arkansas #research

In this #TBT photo, Mrs. C.B. Marsh of Pangburn, White County, is prepared to live at home like hundreds of other farm people who followed the program in 1931 under County Extension Agent leadership. The program encouraged farmers to lessen their emphasis on commodities and increase the production of food, feedstuffs, and livestock products necessary for year-round family and farm consumption. As rural people became more self-sufficient, they would take surplus products to nearby towns to sell at "local markets" rather than growing for export. Officials argued that families wasted money importing agricultural goods that might have been produced at home. #preparedness #SelfSufficient #homesteading #Arkansas #history

Figs are coming on! What's your favorite way to eat figs? #fig #figtree #Arkansas #fruit #horticulture

"It's like getting a prize for my work," says Lafayette county staff chair Amanda Greer, who found this marble while on a farm visit. Many of our ag agents find trinkets such as marbles, broken china and pottery, bottles, implement parts, and coins from bygone days while working in fields that were once homesteads of farm workers and their families. What's the best treasure you've ever found while in the field? @ottergreer #fieldvisit #agriculture #arkansas #onemanstrash

Dr. Rick Cartwright, Interim Associate Vice President for Agriculture-Extension, had the privilege of visiting and shaking hands with some Polk County 4-Hers today at their livestock day camp. @rick.cartwright56 @fourhagent #4H #4Hgrowshere #Arkansas 🍀

“America was not built on fear. America was built on courage, on imagination and an unbeatable determination to do the job at hand.” ~Harry Truman #FourthOfJuly #Arkansas #IndependenceDay #celebrate

Even in the July heat, it's not too late to get some tasty veggies in the ground! Start by planting basil, pak or bok choi, cabbage and potatoes and end the month by planting pumpkins and squash. Check out our monthly planting guide for full details. bit.ly/uaex-monthly-planting #gardening #veggies #Arkansas

It's summer camp season! These kids aim to have fun by practicing archery in a Prairie County 4-H camp this week. #archery #camp #summer #arkansasKids

Adventures of the Teen Culinary Academy...lunch is almost ready! #teenchef #boomerang #FCS #familyandconsumersciences #culinaryarts #Arkansas

More action from the Teen Culinary Academy! It's going to be a fun day! #boomerang #teenchef #FCS #familyandconsumersciences #Arkansas

We will be bringing you lots of action from the Teen Culinary Academy today, a 6 county effort where 18 young ladies are learning the art and science of cooking and food safety during this 4 day camp led by some of our amazing agents! #fcs #teenchef #culinaryarts #familyandconsumersciences

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