Melons: Super Food for All
Summertime is the season to enjoy sweet, juicy melons. While all melons are a healthy choice, cantaloupe is the …
Margie Mansure
Extension Agent, Family and Consumer Sciences - Nutrition and Foods Watauga County Centermargie_mansure@ncsu.eduStreet Address:971 W King St
Boone, NC 28607
Boone, NC 28607
Mailing Address:971 W King St
Boone, NC 28607
Boone, NC 28607
Job Description Teach children and general public good nutrition and health practices through a variety of methods, including cooking skill development, gardening and food preservation. Promote consumption of locally grown food by working with many community partners.
Margie also serves these 1 counties: Caldwell CountyRecent Posts by Margie Mansure
Enhance Your Cookout With Fresh Produce
Adding fruits and vegetables to your cookout will boost flavor, color and provide nutrients your body needs for ultimate …
Mediterranean Style Eating Includes Fish, Nuts and Seeds for Protein
The Mediterranean style eating pattern incorporates the basics of healthy eating that are traditionally practiced in countries that border …
NC Strawberries First Local Fruit of Growing Season
Fresh, sweet NC strawberries are now an abundant and an economical treat. North Carolina ranks third in the nation for …
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Programs Serving Watauga County in 2018
What is a CSA? Making a living wage as a small farmer can be challenging. Fortunately, community members can take …
Spring…the Best Time for Health Resolutions
Spring, the season of freshness and new beginnings, is the best time of year to consider life improving resolutions. …
A Hot Cup of Java Does More Than Warm You
Around 2 in the afternoon, I often enjoy a coffee chocolate soy drink, recovering my morning clarity with every …
Food Preservation Classes Offered
Three Food Preservation classes are being offered through NC Cooperative Extension. Choose to attend one, two, or all three classes. …
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