Collard Greens: Superfood That’s Sweeter Harvested in Cool Weather
Most leafy greens are available year-round, but taste sweeter when harvested in colder weather. During winter months, greens have …
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
Considerations When Choosing an Eating Plan for Fitness
This is the most common time of the year for Americans to begin diets, supporting a $66 billion weight …
12 Gift Ideas to Inspire Creativity in the Kitchen
It’s well known that a diet with lots of fruits, vegetables and whole grains is good for you in …
Pumpkins, Pumpkins Everywhere
Just like leaf peeping and sipping apple cider, carving and eating pumpkins contribute to the excitement of autumn. Now …
Apples!
Apples are one of the most popular fruits grown in the Western region of North Carolina, with over 200 …
Deer Butchering & Processing Workshop at Watauga Extension October 6, 2018
The Watauga office of the NC Cooperative Extension will offer a deer butchering and processing workshop on Saturday, October …
High Country Grown Marketing Initiative Launched to Find Restaurants That Source Locally
Restaurants that truly care about the quality of their menu offerings use the freshest ingredients possible. Now, it will …
Fresh Summer Produce Enhances Labor Day Celebrations
Labor Day is considered the unofficial end of summer on the first Monday in September. Created by the labor …
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