Once your hands and feet are looking better, continue the same routine that got them there. Keep moisturizer handy, protect your skin from dry air, and stay away from harsh soaps and chemicals. If skin becomes irritated, or if dry skin continues in spite of your efforts, check with a dermatologist.
Food in Nebraska. Nebraska's nickname, the Cornhusker State, comes from corn, which is the leading crop, and from cornhusking contests held in rural Nebraskan towns in the fall. Nebraska is well known for growing corn and raising beef cattle. Other crops include soybeans, wheat, sorghum, oats, and potatoes. Nebraska also raises hogs.
Most colorful of all Nebraska's town names is the one selected for this community. Acres and acres of wild roses grew in the vicinity in 1875 and were the inspiration for its post office to be called Roseland by the wife of the first postmaster, B.F.Evans. Many settlers in the area came from Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and New England.