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Holiday Food
Photo: Turkey feast The 2008 Holiday Food Special Section offers tips to help you plan your holiday menu and maximize your time over the next few weeks.Read the news releases on Georgia FACES:
- Put a tasty turkey on the table this Thanksgiving
- Remembering troops with treats at the holidays
- Cooking with kids
- Don't wait too long to enjoy holiday leftovers
- Take the holidays but leave the turkey
- Holiday season more than meat
- Holiday meal tips: Lose extra fat, salt, sugar
- Time for turkey thawing, selection tips
Paramount Pumpkins
Photo: Matthew's 580.8-pound record-setting pumpkin For the past two years, Matthew Adams of Carroll, Co., has won the Georgia 4-H Pumpkin Growing Contest. This year's 468-pound pumpkin came in lighter than the record-setting 580.8-pound pumpkin (shown) he grew last year.
For more information about the Georgia 4-H statewide annual pumpkin contest, read the news release.
Living Well
Protect yourself and your children from diabetes
If you had gestational diabetes during pregnancy, you and your child have a greater risk for developing Type 2 diabetes later in life. For more information, read the article.
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Current News Releases
- Program helps farmers be earth-friendly • November 25, 2008
- Avoid foreclosure: seek help, help yourself • November 25, 2008
- Cold snaps landscapes • November 20, 2008
- Shop smart this holiday season • November 20, 2008
- Drought tightens its grip on north Georgia • November 13, 2008
- Pink hibiscus mealybug found in north Georgia • November 13, 2008
- Gifts for the gardener on your list • November 13, 2008
- Childhood food allergies a serious concern • October 30, 2008