COVID-19 Resources

This publication discusses the options readers have for flu protection.

Ivermectin is commonly used to deworm animals — dogs, sheep, cattle and other livestock. But some humans are using this animal drug for an unapproved and unproven purpose: to prevent or treat COVID-19.

This publication identifies commons myths about the coronavirus.

More than 170 million Americans have been vaccinated, while others remain uncertain and in search of answers. Family and friends can help their undecided loved ones voice their concerns and access the resources they need to make an informed decision.

The Emergency Broadband Benefit Program is a program to help families and households struggling to afford broadband internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This publication provides a list of online resources, support and ways to connect one-on-one with professionals.

Some employers ask for applicants to apply online; others may ask that you apply via email. No matter the method you apply, employers will use the documents you submit as screening and selection tools.

This publication highlights tips that will assist you in finding the right job. Persistence and dedication are key – especially during the difficult times.

If you have been out of the labor market for some time or are looking to make a career change, this publication will offer you valuable tips.

Readers will learn how the application process can include both completing the company’s application form as well as submitting your resume and cover letter. Employers will use these documents as screening and selection tools for interviews.

This publication highlights online resources that can assist you in finding a job. The key is to seek out and use those online outlets that are best suited for you and your job search.

This publication shows the two main types of resumes and how to write an effective resume.

This publication explains how many employers believe soft skills are as or more important than technical skills.

The purpose of this publication is to explain how the application process itself can include both completing the company’s application form as well as submitting your resume and cover letter.

A job interview is a time to exhibit your work skills, demonstrate your communication strategies and emphasize how the position fits your career goals. Following is a list of questions job interviewers might ask and what they really want to know.

The purpose of this publication is to provide pre-interview and post-interview checklists to help job seekers.

Metrics summarized in this report include the number of loans approved, geographical concentration of loan approvals, jobs retained through the program and loan amounts. Only loans up to $150,000 were included in this analysis.

An overview of the third round of the Paycheck Protection Program and how to apply.

Perhaps you have used a food pantry in the past to help feed your family. Or, perhaps you are considering going to a food pantry for the first time. Either way, this booklet has been designed to help you.

The purpose of this study is to provide information about participation by Tennessee’s food and beverage industry participants in the Paycheck Protection Program.

The CDC recommends wearing a facemask to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. In this lesson, investigate how a mask affects the distribution of water droplets while simulating a sneeze.

This report provides a summary of consumers’ perceived plant purchasing behavior in the southeast US.

The purpose of this publication is to inform Extension agents, local government leaders and economic development professionals about the digital divide, the relative measures of socioeconomic status and broadband infrastructure across Tennessee.

This year the seasonal flu is not the only viral threat, as COVID-19 continues to infect thousands of people. Learn about why the flu shot is more important than ever this season.

People with diabetes have higher risk of getting serious complications from COVID-19. This publication provides habits and steps individuals with diabetes can take to lower the risk of infection.

An analysis of responses to a US Census Bureau survey of US businesses to provide a snapshot regarding the changing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on business activity. The analysis focused on small agricultural processing and marketing firms.

Dairy producers may be eligible for a direct payment program called the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program.

This publication outlines some basic science behind smell and taste loss due to COVID-19, explains the importance of smell and taste loss as a symptom, and describes how to test yourself for smell and taste loss.

Illustrates how slaughter cow prices in Tennessee have been influenced by COVID-19 by evaluating mature cow slaughter and slaughter cow prices in Tennessee during the first five months of 2020, as compared to previous years.

The 2019 crops' price declines in Tennessee from January 2 to the end of each crop’s 2019/20 marketing year are analyzed, and estimates of the federal aid for producers through Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP) direct payments are provided.