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    Family and consumer sciences programs work to improve the quality of life of adults, children and families — specifically through healthy lifestyles, nutrition, food safety and financial management. Contact the UI Extension, Bannock County office at bannock@uidaho.edu or 208-236-7310 for information on current classes and programs.

    Dial pressure gauge checks

    If you are getting ready to start your canning, remember to bring the dial gauge canner lid to the UI Extension, Bannock County office to be checked for accuracy. This must be done every year before you start canning. If you can year-round, set a date and get it tested the same time every year.

    Eat smart Idaho

    Eat Smart Idaho is a UI Extension nutrition education program to help limited-resource adults learn to stretch their food dollars and provide tasty, low-cost and healthy meals for their families. 

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