This fact sheet provides informative, educational ways to keep food safe.

An LSU AgCenter and Southern University Ag Center Community Nutrition Programs newsletter.

Regular physical activity is associated with immediate and long-term health benefits such as easier weight control, lower blood pressure, improved cardio-respiratory function and enhanced psychological well-being. Active children are more likely to become active adults. Suggestions for indoor and outdoor activities included.

The new USDA recommendations for healthy eating and activity for kids.

This publication provides information on a healthier diet for young children including some suggestions for substitutions in meal planning and preparation.

Following these guidelines will help ensure the health of American families while guaranteeing the health of agribusiness corporations around the world.

A quarterly newsletter from the LSU AgCenter's Family and Consumer Sciences Division.

The mission of EFNEP is to empower limited-income families with young children to make informed decisions about food purchasing, food safety and meal management. Upon completion of the program, participants should be able to solve problems related to their families' food dollars and meal management, which, in turn, will help them become more efficient in meeting their families' needs.

The LSU AgCenter has developed a resource that parents and teachers can use with young children to teach them about good character. The resource features six cute critters and the lessons they learn about personal character.