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Late spring frosts expected to cause ‘fruit famine’ across Utah

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By Dennis Hinkamp, USU Extension
| Times-Independent
Late spring frosts across Utah have severely impacted fruit production this year, damaging blossoms and young developing fruit on trees throughout much of the state. Freezing temperatures arrived at a critical time for fruit trees, resulting in widespread crop loss for many growers and homeowners. A peach orchard in St. George. Photo by Dennis Hinkamp “Unfortunately, we experienced some late frosts,” said Ben Scow, Utah State University Extension horticulturist.
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The mental health benefits of decluttering

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By USU Extension
| Times-Independent
“Clutter isn’t just the stuff on the floor. It’s anything that gets between you and the life you want to be living.” — Peter Walsh Image courtesy of USU Extension Clutter has a sneaky way of crowding not just your space, but also your mind. According to a study by Princeton University, researchers discovered that the environment can positively or negatively impact your ability to complete tasks and your overall mental health.
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Freeze-drying food at home

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By Dennis Hinkamp, USU Extension
| Times-Independent
Home freeze-dryers still aren’t cheap, but they are becoming more affordable for food preservation enthusiasts. While home freeze drying is an alternative to canning, drying, and dehydrating, it still requires attention to food safety. Photo courtesy of Dennis Hinkamp/USU Extension Utah State University Extension has released a comprehensive guide to help consumers safely and effectively freeze-dry foods at home. “Can I Freeze-Dry That?
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