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Consumer
Radio News Archive
Radio Programs- Pre-recorded radio programs are offered
to commercial radio stations and to county Extension agents
via audio compact disks and tape.
Consumer Programs
July 30 - August 3
Adding
Variety to Meals With Summer Squash
Summer squash is low in calories but packed full of flavor and
possibilities.
Extending
Storage Time for Homegrown Potatoes
Following a few simple steps when harvesting and storing homegrown
potatoes will ensure longer lasting quality.
Automating
the Check Writing Process
The check writing process continues to get faster and easier
with technological advances.
Keeping
Your Feet Healthy and Happy
Most people pay very little attention to their feet until they
have some sort of foot problem.
Preventing
Lead Poisoning in Your Family
Approximately one out of every six children in the United States
has high levels of lead in their blood. Is your child
one of them?
Consumer Programs
July 23 - July 27
Saving
Energy with New Appliances
Today's energy conscious consumer may purchase a new appliance
for their home just to save energy.
Learning
More About Bottled Water
Is bottled water better and safer than tap water? The
answer is often debated.
Preventing
Mosquito Infestations Near the Home
With lots of standing water around there is the potential for
mosquito problems across Kentucky.
Conquering
Foot Problems
Warm summer weather draws attention to our feet and often accelerates
foot problems.
Observing
Trail and Path Courtesies
Many Towns in Kentucky have trails and paths for walking, biking,
stroller pushing and horseback riding. How do all these people
traveling the paths and trails get along?
Consumer Programs
July 16 - July 20
Recognizing
Hidden Charges in Credit Cards
Be aware of the numerous hidden charges that can be applied
to your credit card.
Controlling
Cooling and Humidity in your Home
Humidity in your home can effect the comfort and health of your
family..
Controlling
Camel Crickets around the House.
These insect pests are often associated with moisture problems
inside the home.
Brightening
a Meal using patriotic Colored Foods.
Color and selection helps to fulfill the 5-a-day need for vegetables
and also be patriotic.
Heeding
Warning Labels on Apple Cider
Recent disease outbreaks require a warning label on cider if
it has not been pasteurized.
Consumer Programs
July 9 - July 13
Using
Herbal Supplements In Food
Gingko biloba can be hazardous in herb supplemented drinks and
food.
Fixing
Duct Leaks In Your Home
Leaks in your supply ducts can, in the long run, increase your
utility bills by increasing the amount of air condition or heat
used.
Investing
In Exchange Traded Funds
ETF's can be bought on the stock exchange and are inexpensive.
Protecting
Yourself From Food Borne Illness
Food safety is easy to understand. There are two easy
steps to follow.
Assuring
Children They Are Safe At School
Keeping children home from school when you and the child are
unsure about the safety, is the first step to feeling safe.
Consumer Programs
July 2 - July 6
Planning
Family Meetings
Family meetings provide an opportunity for planning and having
fun together!
Sealing
Air Leaks In Your Home
Air leaks can cause a home to be too dry in the winter and too
humid in the summer.
Choosing
Healthy Produce For Your Diet
Citrus fruits and cruceifous vegetables are high in vitamin
C and disease fighting chemicals and should be eaten more often.
Using
Grey Water For Irrigation
Water that contains detergents or bleach is harmful to the soil
of your plants.
Health
Insurance Upon Retirement
Retirees are receiving less and less health insurance coverage
now.
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Contact:
Bob DeMattina, Communications Specialist
Phone: (859) 257-4953
FAX: (859) 257-1512
E-mail: rdematti@ca.uky.edu
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