In the past month, I have read letters to the editors of local papers, heard comments to radio talk show hosts and have heard it repeated on the streets many times, “Why can’t we use these mountains of storm debris for coastal restoration?” The answer to that question is not very simple. In a post- Katrina and Rita report to the Louisiana Recovery Authority, Providence Engineering reported these findings.

This file about the 4-H Broiler Project includes information pertaining to the preparation of broilers, the cost, space requirements, contest information and the broiler order form.

Ag News includes: Buy Local Produce, Tree Board Presentation, Fall is the Ideal Time to Plant Trees, Things to do in Landscape Now, Vegetables to Plant in November and a Question and Answer on fertilizing citrus trees.

Thank you for supporting Terrebonne Parish 4-H by participating in this fundraiser. Not only are you helping the 4-H program raise funds, but you are also helping promote our AWESOME program.

4-H News for October includes a welcome to the 2008-2009 4-H Year, Get your 4-H Car Magnets, 4-H Officer Training, Broiler Project, Rabbit Show, Terrebonne Parish 4-H Wants You as a 4-H Volunteer and Upcoming Events.

4-H October 2008 Events

Cajun Chronicles Newsletter includes information on Terrebonne Parish 4-H. Among the items it includes for October are National 4-H Week Activities, 4-H Officer and Leader Training, Broiler Project, Rabbit Show, 4-H Summer Camp Selection, 4-H Car Magnet Fundraiser, Achievement Day Theme Contest, Centennial Celebration, 4-H U Participants, 4-H 2008 Summer Camp Participants, 4-H Volunteers, 4-H Camp Catch-Phrase Contest, 4-H Jr. Leader Club.

Some of the remains of Hurricanes Gustav and Ike are the persistent smells that seem to linger in your kitchen, your utility room, your storage area, or your garage. Those smells may be coming from your refrigerator and/or freezer.

Includes information concerning Tree Assessment - Questions asked now, Gustav spots in lawns, Check Landscape Now, Vegetables to plant in October, Question and Answer.

Hurricanes can leave behind debris-strewn areas, contaminated water, spoiled food, displaced wildlife and conditions which, if not treated properly, may lead to health problems. This information will help you avoid and recover from some of the hazards created by wind and water.