Kerr County Family and Community Health Agrilife Extension

02/05/2026

09/17/2025

Discovering new recipes with fellow District 10 Extension Agents at Fischer and Wieser!

07/20/2025

Even though vitamin D can be attained from sun exposure, make sure you are practicing sun safety! ☀️

Apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a sun protection factor (SPF) of 30 about 30 minutes before going outside. Reapply sunscreen every one and a half to two hours and after swimming or sweating.

Exposure to sun promotes the production of vitamin D in your body. Sufficient vitamin D can be attained with only five to 30 minutes of midday sun exposure to the face, arms, legs or back twice per week for healthy individuals during the spring, summer and fall; a vitamin D-rich diet; OR a supplement.

Learn more about sun safety and vitamin D >>> https://www.ndsu.edu/agriculture/extension/publications/nourish-your-skin

07/19/2025

Texas 4-H Fashion is headed to Paris in 2026! Join us for a virtual informational meeting on Thursday, August 7, 2025, from 6-7 PM. Come to the information session to learn more about this tour and how to enroll on this trip before it fills up! Click https://rsvp.eftours.com/gt7tk67 to RSVP for the meeting or contact armccorkle@ag.tamu.edu for more information.

07/11/2025

For Texans impacted by the floods in Central Texas, ensuring water quality is crucial for both safety and recovery. AgriLife Extension offers resources on water quality and guidance on managing water contamination following flooding.

If you're dealing with water damage, it’s essential to take steps to ensure the water is safe for consumption and use. Learn more about proper water testing, treatment and safety tips here: texashelp.tamu.edu/tag/water-quality

Texas A&M AgriLife | Texas Division of Emergency Management

07/11/2025

07/11/2025

Flooding recovery starts with the right information — find trusted resources to help you through this challenging time. Texas A&M AgriLife provides free information on the AgriLife Learn website for:

✔️ Safe water & sanitation
✔️ Home cleanup & repair checklists
✔️ Emotional support for families
✔️ Animal care & ag recovery tools
✔️ And more

You don't have to figure things out alone; we're here to help. Visit tx.ag/FloodResources.

07/10/2025

Some food may be safe after the flood. Here's how to check if your canned food or pouches are safe:

For more information go to Texas help.tamu.efu

07/10/2025

When in doubt, throw it out!!

Throw away:
•Food or drinks that came in contact with flood.
•Perishable items that have been above 40°F for 2 hours or more.
• Canned food that appears to be damaged or opened.
• Food that appears to be an unusual color, odor or texture.

Learn more @ Texashelp.tamu.edu>Hot Topics

07/10/2025

Mold can be dangerous to your health and your home. After a storm make sure to:
*Dry everything
*Disinfect all mold
*Wear gloves, a mask & long clothing
*Don't rebuild until materials are completely dry!
To read the full article click here: https://Texashelp.tamu.edu>Hot Topics

07/10/2025

Don't rush, clean up SAFELY!
Check out https://Texashelp.tamu.edu for more information.