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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
October 29 - November 2

Earning Money Through Social Security Investments
If you are under full retirement age, you can earn money through your social security investments.

Building Strong Friendships
Trustworthy friends can help share sadness and confusion.  

Growing Herbs Indoors This Fall
Potting your plant in a suitable container with one or more drainage holes, will help the herb grow better during the fall.

Knowing About Carbon Monoxide
Placing a carbon monoxide detector above floor level, but not on the ceiling, can help prevent about carbon monoxide poisoning.

Protecting Your Home From Moths
Moths collecting in a light fixture can indicate insect infestations in your house.  


Consumer Programs
October 22 - October 26

Knowing The Stocks You Invested
Talking to your financial advisor can help you invest your money in the best stocks.

Sanding Our Rough Edges
Everyone in the household should take their own role in life.  This can smooth our relationships.

Closing The Recycling Loop
Did you ever wonder where the two liters soda bottles go after you use them?    

Recognizing The Effects Of Household Cleaners
Indoor air quality can be affected by household cleaners.  Using the least hazardous materials can help safety precautions.

Calculating A Food Health Recall!
Government regulations for healthy eating can be found at www.usda.gov/cnpp.


Consumer Programs
October 15 - October 19

Communicating About Money
This years drought has cause some families financial problems.  Talk amongst yourselves to know each others financial decisions.

Reducing Your Utility Bill
Did you know that some of your daily household appliance can cost you the most?  Replace your appliance with a new one that uses less energy.

Making Halloween Costumes
Costumes for this years Halloween can be easier than ever!  Using things around your house, you can make your favorite costume.

Knowing The Proper Food Sanitation Practices
Using a different cutting board for each type of food can help with sanitation in the kitchen.

Bringing Houseplants Indoors
Changing the environment for your plants can be risky.  Be careful of where you place them in your house.  


Consumer Programs
October 8 - October 12

Keeping Up To Date On Your Financial Plans
Tax rules and laws are always changing.  Keeping your financial plans updated, can help prevent financial problems.

Buying Treats For Halloween
Make sure you check the safety of the candy you purchase for Halloween. Consider buying treats other than candy.

Purchasing Filtering Systems For The Home
Test your water before buying a filter for your home.  Use a filter only if your water is free of bacteria.

Making Apple Cider
Did you know that the best apple cider is made from three different types of apples?  

Checking Halloween Candy For Safety
Check the wrapping of the candy to make sure it is sealed properly.  


Consumer Programs
October 1 - October 5

Understanding The Federal Reserve System
During national tragedies it is important to understand information about your money.  Did you know where your money goes when you deposit it in the bank?

Grieving In Response To Recent Terrorist Attacks
Shock and emotions are two ways of grief during the terrorist attacks.

Recognizing The Danger Of Long Distance Shopping
Shopping from home is fun and easy, but can be dangerous.  Be careful of how you shop online.

Living Clutter Free
How much clutter do you have in your home?  Cleaning your home can reduce household allergens.

Storing Apples
Apples harvested during the beginning of a maturity season store the best.  


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