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Prairie Fare: Are Picky Eaters Born or Made?   ( 2012-02-16 )
We may be born with certain aversions to foods.
Prairie Fare: Add More Fish to Your Diet   ( 2011-09-08 )
Fish is a lean source of protein with a mild flavor that pairs well with many different foods.
Make Sure Homemade Foods Are Safe to Sell   ( 2011-06-15 )
Take food safety precautions when preparing food you plan to sell.
NDSU Adds Agribusiness Development Specialist   ( 2010-07-22 )
NDSU has hired a rural and agribusiness enterprise development specialist.
NDSU Students Given Unique Classroom Challenge   ( 2010-03-31 )
Students must use 10 of the top commodities grown in North Dakota in their product.
Prairie Fare: Dirty Money Prompts Need to Wash Hands   ( 2009-07-23 )
Touching money and then eating a sandwich with unwashed hands is kind of like putting money in your mouth.
Prairie Fare: It’s Safe to Bite When the Temperature is Right   ( 2009-06-25 )
Many types of bacteria, including salmonella, E. coli O157:H7 and many others, can be present in meat and other foods.
Prairie Fare: Enjoy Some Ice Cream During National Dairy Month   ( 2009-06-18 )
Frozen desserts have been popular since someone created a snow-conelike dessert in the second century B.C.
NDSU to Hold Food Safety Certification Course   ( 2008-09-04 )
Learning proper food safety precautions can help prevent a foodborne illness outbreak.
Prairie Fare: Walking Adds Healthy Years to Your Life   ( 2008-04-17 )
People who get regular, moderate activity, such as walking 30 minutes a day, may live 1.3 years longer than those with a very low level of physical activity.
Food Safety Certification Program Set in November   ( 2007-10-11 )
NDSU Extension is offering a two-part certification course to people responsible for serving safe food to the public.
NDSU Extension Launches Food Entrepreneur Web Site   ( 2007-01-18 )
The NDSU Extension Service has created a Web site to help people interested in developing and marketing food products.

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