Nelly Nelson

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Fondos de Inversión: Un Glosario para Principiantes

Jorge Ruiz-Menjivar, Nelly Nelson, y Jarrett Tsai

Homeowner's Guide to Selecting a Pest Control Service

Faith Oi, James E. Davis, John M. Diaz, Sarah M. Ellis, Randall A. Cantrell, Nelly Nelson, Judy Corbus, and Johnalyn Gordon

A UF/IFAS numbered peer reviewed Fact Sheet for Homeowner audience(s). in support of UF/IFAS Extension program: Integrated Pest Management

The Misconceptions about Electric Pressure Cookers

Nelly Nelson, Meghan Brunelli, and Tara Jett

Pressure cookers became a popular kitchen appliance in the 1950s and were commonly used to can homegrown produce. Now pressure cookers are making a comeback and are helping families cook amazing meals in a fraction of the time. This new 3-page publication of the UF/IFAS Food Science and Human Nutrition Department provides some basic information about pressure cookers and how best to use them. Written by Nelly Nelson, Meghan Brunelli, and Tara Jett.

Termite Prevention and Control

F. M. Oi, J. Davis, J. McConnell, J. Corbus, N. Nelson, and M. Atkinson

A UF/IFAS numbered peer reviewed Fact Sheet. Published by Integrated Pest Management

Integrated Pest Management in the Home: Have Birds Become a Bother? Facts About Birds

Katherine Allen, LuAnn Duncan, Nelly Nelson, Lisa Hamilton, Judy Corbus, Karen Stauderman, Faith Oi, Jim Davis, and Shelly Johnson

How do I stop birds from making a mess? How do I get them to leave? Although most birdwatching is a good experience, any bird can become a nuisance if they are unwanted, cause damage, or spread disease. Birdfeeders, spilled food, or uncovered trash cans are common attractants for unwanted birds. The Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in the Home Series is intended to provide answers to frequently asked questions, allay fears, and provide practical help to the public. This publication provides information to educate homeowners on appropriate and lawful ways to deal with birds who have become a nuisance.

Integrated Pest Management in the Home series: Does your head itch? Facts About Head Lice

Nelly Nelson, LuAnn Duncan, Jenny Rodriguez, Katherine Allen, Karen Stauderman, Lisa Hamilton, and Faith Oi

My head is itchy… could I have head lice? What are head lice? How do people get them? How do people inspect for them? How can people treat head lice? What should schools do about head lice? Will pesticides work? Will home remedies work? What can happen?! Integrative Pest Management in the Home to the rescue! The IPM at Home Series is a county faculty initiative intended to provide answers to frequently asked questions about household pests. This publication answers common questions about head lice. Aimed at the general public and delivered in a friendly, matter-of-fact style, it is intended to allay fears and provide practical help for people experiencing a common—and fortunately eminently solvable—problem.

Integrated Pest Management in the Home: Has Your House Gone Batty? Facts about Bats

Shelly Johnson, LuAnn Duncan, Katherine Allen, Judy Corbus, Faith Oi, Karen Stauderman, Katherine Marin, Nelly Nelson, and Maria Portelos-Rometo

Are there bats in my house? Why? And what should I do about it? Bats are the only major predator of night-flying insects, which makes them an important part of our ecosystem. Occasionally, a single bat or group of bats find their way into a human-made structure. The Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in the Home series is intended to answer frequently asked questions, allay fears, and provide practical help to the public. All bats in Florida are protected, and it is important to seek assistance and follow state and federal laws. This publication provides information to educate homeowners on appropriate and lawful ways to deal with bats in buildings.

¿Cuánto Dinero debo de Ahorrar para mi Retiro?

Jorge Ruiz-Menjivar, Nelly Nelson, y Martie Gillen

Aunque no existe ningún “número mágico” para la cantidad que debe ahorrar para la jubilación, hay cálculos que puede utilizar para estimar la cantidad que necesitará. Written by Jorge Ruiz-Menjivar, Nelly Nelson, and Martie Gillen, and published by the UF/IFAS Department of Family, Youth and Community Sciences, May 2021.

Why Slow Cookers Are Here to Stay

Nelly Nelson, Meghan Brunelli, and Tara Jett

This new 3-page publication of the UF/IFAS Food Science and Human Nutrition Department provides consumers with some basic information about slow cookers and how best to use them. Written by Nelly Nelson, Meghan Brunelli, and Tara Jett.