Thursday, April 25, 2024
mini no-bake cheesecakes

No eggs? No problem. These adorable no-bake mini cheesecakes take less than 20 minutes to put together.
radishes, lettuce and carrots

In August our regional average temperature begin to decrease, signaling that fall is on the way. Plant now to fill your cornucopia with an abundant fall harvest!
persimmons in tree

Learn how to find and identify American persimmon trees, when to harvest their fruit and how to enjoy your bounty.

While some perennials need cut back in the fall, others add to your winter landscape, provide food for birds and shelter beneficial insects.
turkey

Learn how to avoid the five most common Thanksgiving dinner mistakes and improve food safety for your family this holiday season.
hay harvest

Most hay fires occur within the first six weeks after baling. Moisture content is the main factor that causes hay and straw to spontaneously combust.
Lawn mower

Follow this spring lawn mower maintenance checklist to get your mower in working order before the grass gets too long.
tomatoes on counter

If your tomato crop is too large for you to handle and you don’t want to can this year, try freezing whole tomatoes.
clothespin cookies on plate

Call them clothespins, lady locks or cream horns, but nothing beats the light, fluffy pastry dough filled with sweet icing.
baler and round bales

With this year's weird weather, you may be wondering how to value a standing hay crop. OSU Extension field specialist Dianne Shoemaker has some answers.