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 State Recipes from the Living Well Book
NevadaPine Nut SaladNevada has many thousands of native Pinion Nut trees that bear an abundant crop of sweet pine nuts. Many years ago, numerous tribes of Washoes, Paiutes and Shoshones roamed all over Nevada in search of food. One food they harvested was pine nuts which they considered as a life-sustaining gift from the Gods. Today pine nuts are used in a variety of dishes from salads to desserts. Toasting pine nuts brings out their sweet flavor. |
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NEAFCS 75th Anniversary
Celebrating Our Heritage. Embracing Our FutureNEAFCS HistoryFirst presented at the 75th Anniversary Kick Off at Galaxy III, this presentation is a great way to learn about how NEAFCS has educated and recognized extension professionals over the years. You can download the presentation in multiple formats:
75th Anniversary Celebrated During General Sessions 75th Anniversary Kickoff — The 75th anniversary year celebration was officially kicked off during the Galaxy III Conference in 2008. NEAFCS Announces 75th Anniversary Survey Results at Annual Session — National Extension Association of Family & amp;Consumer Sciences finds financial security and health care among greatest concerns in 2009. 75th Anniversary - Diamond Room 75th Anniversary Party — Alabama Theatre Reflections of the Past — View historical articles from the eNEAFCS covering a variety of topics that span NEAFCS' 75 years. Articles include reflections from past presidents, the origins of awards named after individuals, and a variety of interesting insights into NEAFCS' rich past.
NEAFCS Historian, Cheryle Jones Syracuse, is a past national president of NEAFCS. Photos, information, memorabilia and memories documenting the association's 75 years are requested and welcomed. Printed materials should be sent to her at: Cheryle Jones Syracuse Electronic materials may be sent to her .
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