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National International Eat An Apple Day 2024

Reason to celebrate: September 20, 2024 is National International Eat An Apple Day.

International Eat An Apple Day

Apples contain no body fat, and contain cholestoral-fighting compounds. That’s almost sufficient cause to like apples, but Eat An Apple Day goes even more to inspire you to definitely celebrate everything apple related. Bake a cake, create a tart, have a crumble or perhaps a simple, crunchy fruit treat. A good enough apples along with you to talk about at the office, in school, or with buddies? Alternatively, expand your palette and enjoy something slightly not the same as the numerous types and kinds of apples available from around the globe.

Barny asks Aussies to eat an apple
Barny asks Aussies to eat an apple

INTERNATIONAL Eat an Apple Day could be just what the farming community order, according to federal Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce. International Eat an Apple Day (IEAD) falls today, and Mr Joyce encouraged Australians to snack on an apple.

Restaurant Marketing Ideas for September
Restaurant Marketing Ideas for September

As summer gives way to fall, many families find that their busier schedules just don't allow for dining out on a regular basis. But September offers restaurant owners and operators many restaurant marketing opportunities to help build traffic and sales.

Isa Rodeo possibly best ever
Isa Rodeo possibly best ever

INTERNATIONAL Eat an Apple Day could be just what the farming community order, according to federal Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce. Hort Code review time ticking UPDATED: TIME is running out for stakeholders to have their say on the review of the ...

Camel races come to Boulia
Camel races come to Boulia

ORGANISERS of the Boulia Camel Races are already gearing up for next year – the 20th anniversary of the iconic outback event. Despite cold weather last weekend, this year's Boulia Camel Races were a success with the Don Anesbury-trained Hookmup ...

Wednesday September 17, 2014
Wednesday September 17, 2014

This full moon's name is attributed to Native Americans because it marked when corn was supposed to be harvested. Most often, the September full moon is actually the Harvest Moon, which is the full Moon that occurs closest to the autumn equinox.

Big plans afoot for Burdekin Show
Big plans afoot for Burdekin Show

FRUIT and vegetable fair whets Chinese taste buds for Australian mangoes. Barny asks Aussies to eat an apple INTERNATIONAL Eat an Apple Day could be just what the farming community order, according to federal Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce.

September 20, 2024 is also Punch Day, Coastal Cleanup Day