Poinsettias can brighten your home for months with a little care: • Give them 6 hours of indirect light • Keep temps 65–70°F • Water when soil is dry 2–3 inches down A few simple steps keep holiday color going strong.

A Winter Storm Warning is in place for northern Utah, which means snow could impact your travel. If you have to be on the roads, make sure your emergency car kit is ready. Here’s what every Utah driver should keep in their car during winter.

Utah’s Junior Turkey Program gives youth a hands-on livestock project that doesn’t need land or large animals—just simple care, a small space, and 14 weeks.

Behind every holiday meal is a Utah farmer. As you gather this season, remember to thank the producers who make your celebrations possible.

Headed out for winter travel? 🚗❄️ Make sure your emergency car kit includes the basics: warm clothing, blankets, water, snacks, a flashlight, jumper cables, a shovel, and a phone charger. A few essentials can make a big difference on icy roads.

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Looking for an easy winter activity? Try making bird feeders! 🐦 Roll pinecones in peanut butter and seeds, or string cereal and fruit. It’s a simple, kid-friendly way to support local birds all winter.

Fox squirrels are invasive in Utah and spreading fast. Here’s how to tell them apart from native red squirrels—and what you can do to reduce damage in your yard: https://t.co/7L0AIlfl69

You may have heard mixed messages about cloud seeding—but here’s the truth: it doesn’t create storms or steal snow. It helps existing clouds make a little more precipitation. Learn how it benefits Utah:

Skip the small talk—try these questions instead: 💬 What’s one thing you’ve learned about yourself this year? 💬 What made you smile today? 💬 What’s your perfect Saturday? Real connection doesn’t need fancy plans—just intentional time.

Before the ground freezes, show your perennials some love. 🌱 Wait for leaves to die back before cutting, and divide crowded plants. Dig up tender types like dahlias and store them in a cool, dry place till spring.

Tired of deer turning your shrubs into snacks? 🦌 You can have a beautiful yard and coexist with wildlife. Check out our top research-backed tips for fencing, repellents, and smart plant choices.

Winter can be tough on birds, but safe feeding makes a big difference. 🐦 A little care keeps our feathered friends healthy all season long.

November garden to-dos: drain hoses, mulch perennials, clean tools, winterize sprinklers, and plant last bulbs. Small prep = big payoff in spring.

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No yard? Plant tulip bulbs in pots this fall. Chill in a cool spot 12–16 weeks, then bring outside in spring. Instant color, minimal effort.

After 26 years with SNAP-Ed, Create Better Health is moving forward with a new “hub” model—keeping nutrition education and community wellness alive across Utah.

Pumpkins are full of vitamin A, fiber, and antioxidants! 🎃 Make your own puree for muffins, soups, or smoothies—it’s easier than you think. Freeze (don’t can) your puree and leave ½" headspace in the container.

Happy Halloween! Here are just a few of the scariest things a Utah gardener can encounter: • Early frost • Overrun weeds • Powdery mildew • Uninvited deer guests Protect your plants—and your sanity—this spooky season.

Want to save money on groceries without changing what you eat? Try shopping just twice a month. 🧾 Fewer impulse buys 🍎 Less food waste 🚗 Fewer errands 💵 More awareness of what you already have Small change, big savings.