Denville, NJ Morris County
This event will feature Rock Stars of #Denville‘s own community!
#Denville Green Sustainability
#POWWW (Protect our Wetlands, Water and Woods)
#Denville Beautification Committee (I have proudly participated with them!)
#Morris County Park Commission
Plus Vendors!
If you love cooking and learning about the latest food trends, be sure to join the Cooking Connection, a monthly virtual program where we will discuss cookbook recommendations, share recipes and cooking tips, and more! Monthly lists of resources will be provided based upon that month’s theme.
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This 2014 study showed comparable healthy infant development between those fed goat’s milk formulas and those fed cow’s milk formulas.
More studies on goat’s milk are needed to expand upon nutritional advantages of using it for infants. But a 2019 study suggest goat’s milk-based formulas may more closely mimic human breast milk when it comes to a handful of protective prebiotics called oligosaccharides, which help promote gut health and even immune development.
One thing to note: The nutritional content of goat’s milk-based formulas will differ by brand, so review your formula choice with your pediatrician before feeding it to your baby. Then, you can feel confident it meets standard nutritional and safety requirements. /truncated More: Nutritional adequacy of goat milk infant formulas for term infants: a double-blind randomised controlled trial | British Journal of Nutrition | Cambridge Core
Goat milk formula could benefit infant gut health
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Research suggests goat milk infant formula has similar prebiotic properties to breast milk and could play a role in supporting healthy gut function in infants. /truncated More: Goat milk formula could benefit infant gut health — ScienceDaily
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This 2014 study showed comparable healthy infant development between those fed goat’s milk formulas and those fed cow’s milk formulas.
More studies on goat’s milk are needed to expand upon nutritional advantages of using it for infants. But a 2019 study suggest goat’s milk-based formulas may more closely mimic human breast milk when it comes to a handful of protective prebiotics called oligosaccharides, which help promote gut health and even immune development.
One thing to note: The nutritional content of goat’s milk-based formulas will differ by brand, so review your formula choice with your pediatrician before feeding it to your baby. Then, you can feel confident it meets standard nutritional and safety requirements. (snip) As a result, goat milk formula is not only a safe alternative but also has some advantages over cows’ milk formula…./ truncated More: British Journal Of Midwifery – Is goat milk infant formula a safe alternative to cows’ milk infant formula?
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Are they mysterious fey, evil spirits, kindly helpers, or something else? When considering the viewpoints of several cultures, elves come in many different shapes, sizes, and possess personality traits. From where did the concept of “the elf” originate, and does modern adaptations in fantasy lore compare with their origin? This lecture will help us to address these questions and come to a deeper appreciation of yet another fantasy race. Presented by Alexander Clemente.
Our own Historian, Author, Teacher and #Denville Community member, Peter Zablocki will be holding a special event in person and via #Zoom for #distancelearning .
April 26th, 2022 @ 7:00pm @ Denville Town Hall Community Room in person and via #Zoom
Register today to hear Peter Zablocki speak about his latest book, Terror Over Elizabeth New Jersey which details the tragic story of three separate airplane crashes between December 1951 and January 1952.
I personally own several of Peter Zablocki‘s works:, The Denville 13 , Denville in World War 2 , and Denville Goes to War . I highly recommend reading his work and look forward to his new release, Terror Over Elizabeth New Jersey .
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Saturday, April 16 & Saturday, June 18 at Bamboo Brook Environmental Education Center, 170 Longview Road, Chester Township, NJ 07931.
Sunday, April 17, Saturday, May 21 & Sunday, June 19 at Frelinghuysen Arboretum, 353 East Hanover Avenue, Morris Township, NJ 07960.
Sunday, May 22 at Willowwood Arboretum at 14 Longview Rd. Far Hills, NJ 07931.
Enjoy a combination of Japanese oriented walking, meditation, mindfulness and wellness promotion. Wear comfortable shoes for walking.
Composting for your home garden is highly beneficial.
Composting enriches soil, helps retain moisture and suppress plant diseases and pests.
It also reduces the need for chemical fertilizers. It produces humus, a rich nutrient-filled material that feeds your plants.
All of these items can be added to your composting pile. Keeping these items out of landfills also reduces your carbon footprint!
Cover top of compost with a tarp to keep it moist. When the material at the bottom is dark and rich in color, your compost is ready to use. This usually takes anywhere between two months to two years.
*Don’t add Walnut shells, leaves or branches to your compost pile.
The Black Walnut, The Killer Tree
Scientists identified a compound called juglone that is produced by black walnut trees. After conducting a few tests, the scientists demonstrated that injury and sometimes death resulted when the chemical juglone came in contact with a susceptible plant. The symptoms that they noted were yellowing leaves, wilting and eventual death of certain plants.
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GROWING AND STORING FRESH PRODUCE
Bring your own shopping bags and fresh produce sacks to #Denville‘s Farmers’ Market!
#Denville April 16th, the Easter Bunny will be in #downtowndenville hiding eggs . Come collect the hidden eggs at #LoveYourLocal Businesses !
April 7th , 2022 – 7:00pm
Register and tune in to @denvillelibrary ‘s virtual program, #distancelearning , of growing herbs from seeds and maintaining plants throughout winter !
Presented by Rutgers Master Gardener, Anna Hackman !
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GROWING AND STORING FRESH PRODUCE
