525 SCHOOL STREET, 525 SCHOOL STREET Eufaula AL, 36027
We are having a 4-H Camp here on Monday and Tuesday, July 22-23 from 9-noon.
Boys and Girls ages 9-18. Crafts and other fun activities!
Address:
525 SCHOOL STREET
Eufaula, AL 36027
Contact:
Jill Wachs
jmw0116@auburn.edu
(334) 687-5688
Holmestead Farm, 6582 Co Rd 7 talladega AL, 35160
Tomatoes are the most popular vegetable for homeowners to grow, but they are also the most problematic. Due to the popularity of tomatoes and the issues that can arise, the Alabama Cooperative Extension System will conduct a tomato workshop – More ‘Home Grown’ Tomatoes.The More ‘Home Grown’ Tomatoes Workshops will begin promptly at 9 a.m. and conclude at 12:00 p.m. This program will feature tips on growing healthy tomatoes, a taste testing of tomato varieties, information to help you select the right varieties for their uses, and a hands-on disease/insect diagnosis/problem solving session. Participants will gain tons of knowledge to help you become more successful in growing your own tomatoes.
Those attending are encouraged to bring fresh samples of an insect, disease or other problem found on your tomatoes and 3 to 6 tomatoes of a named variety for entry in the tomato tasting. Please register so we know you are coming!
Address:
Holmestead Farm
6582 Co Rd 7
talladega, AL 35160
Contact:
Dani Carroll
danicarroll@auburn.edu
(256) 458-6043
2801 Stemley Bridge Road, 2801 Stemley Bridge Road PELL CITY AL, 35128
Come explore Pell City Lakeside park in this GPS & Orienteering Scavenger Hunt! Participants will navigate the park using GPS technology, discovering hidden treasures along the way.
Address:
2801 Stemley Bridge Road
PELL CITY, AL 35128
Contact:
Lee Ann Clark
clarkla@aces.edu
(205) 338-9416
525 SCHOOL STREET, 525 SCHOOL STREET Eufaula AL, 36027
We are having a 4-H Camp here on Monday and Tuesday, July 22-23 from 9-noon.
Boys and Girls ages 9-18. Crafts and other fun activities!
Address:
525 SCHOOL STREET
Eufaula, AL 36027
Contact:
Jill Wachs
jmw0116@auburn.edu
(334) 687-5688
Join us for diabetes self-management training designed to:
Educate on how to best control blood sugar, blood pressure, and cholesterol levels;
Empower you to establish relationships with your primary care provider;
Encourage better nutrition and regular exercise;
Encourage lifestyle changes that lead to the reduction in the number of diabetes complications ( heart disease, blindness, nerve damage, etc.) and limb amputations; and
Express the importance of developing support networks of family, friends, and existing community-based social services.
These six classes present information in simple medical terms and concepts using props and pictures in a way that is conducive to better understanding and make learning fun. The classes are 60- 90 minutes long. If you have diabetes or pre-diabetes, we invite you to contact us for more information.
When: July 16, 23,30, Aug. 6,13, & 20, 2019
Time: 5:30pm to 7:00pm
Where: Phenix City Library, 1501 17th Avenue
Registration is FREE, but please let us know you are coming by calling 334.734.2379
Address:
508 14th Street
Contact:
Jennifer Davidson
jenniferd@auburn.edu
334.298.6845
Kellyton Civic Complex, 145 Church Street Kellyton AL, 35089
Landowners come learn about resources that will help you better manage your private
family forest lands and wildlife resources. Discussion will include invasive plants, site-prep Herbicide Application, Reforestation-Prescribe Burning. Program sponsored by Coosa County Forestry Planning Committee and Alabama Forests Forever Foundation. Meal will be provided. Call the Coosa County Extension Office at 256-377-4713 to register. Registration Deadline: July 19, 2019,
Address:
Kellyton Civic Complex
145 Church Street
Kellyton, AL 35089
Contact:
Sharon Haynes
sah0008@aces.edu
256-377-4713
340 Queen Ann Road, 340 Queen Ann Road Wetumpka AL, 36092
Alabama Extension Specialist, Jeremy Pickens will teach the techniques to growing plants through hydroponics and aquaponics for the morning session. Lunch will be included in your registration and the afternoon will be a tour of Birchfield Farm.
Address:
340 Queen Ann Road
Wetumpka, AL 36092
Contact:
Mallory Kelley
jones57@aces.edu
334-567-6301
Lunch & Learn is a series of free gardening programs sponsored by the Calhoun County Master Gardeners & the Calhoun County Commission. Held the 4th Wednesday of each month, April through September. Bring your lunch & learn with us!July 24th: Eric Shavey, Regional Agent, Alabama Extension – “From the Ground Up: How to Have Great Soil”
Location: Cane Creek Gardens, 77 Justice Ave, McClellan
Contact: David West, 256-237-1621, westdah@aces.edu
FREE Lawn & Garden
Alabama 4-H Center
The Alabama 4-H State Competitive Events Day will be held on Thursday, July 25 at the Alabama 4-H Center. Registration will go live through 4HOnline June 3. Click here to view general contest policies. Contact Joy Scott for more information.
700 Pelham Road North, 700 Pelham Road North Jacksonville AL, 36265
Let’s take a road trip! We will travel to the campus of Jacksonville State University to take a tour of all of the landmarks that tell the history and traditions of the University. We’all also learn about the great educational and career opportunities it has to offer. Come join us!
Address:
700 Pelham Road North
Jacksonville, AL 36265
Contact:
Lee Ann Clark
clarkla@aces.edu
(205) 338-9416
Stanley Weisner Farm, 1860 Lower Tuskegee Rd, Tallassee, AL 36078 Tallassee AL, 36078
Join us on July 25,2019 at Stanley Weisner Farm . we Start our
Central Alabama Crops Tour.
8: 00 AM Arrive at Stanley Weisner Farm and Welcome from Jeff Clary
8: 15 AM Cotton Variety Trial
Steve Brown- Cotton Variety Updates
Ron Smith- Cotton Insect Control and Thresholds
Austin Hagan- Cotton Diseases
9: 15 AM AU Peanut Variety Trial
Charles Y. Chen- Peanut Variety test
Austin Hagan- Peanut Diseases
9: 45 AM Soybean Weed control Test
Steve Li – Weed Control/Drift Demo Plots
10: 45 AM Rudy Yates- Corn Variety Trial
Brenda Ortiz- Smart Irrigation Cotton App
11: 45 AM Sponsored Lunch at EV Smith Conference Center
Address:
Stanley Weisner Farm
1860 Lower Tuskegee Rd, Tallassee, AL 36078
Tallassee, AL 36078
Contact:
Anis Bouselmi
azb0103@auburn.edu
(334) 632-0038
525 SCHOOL STREET, 525 SCHOOL STREET Eufaula AL, 36027
Eufaula Farmers Market at the Farmers Market Pavilion on Orange Street.
Address:
525 SCHOOL STREET
Eufaula, AL 36027
Contact:
Allie Corcoran
corcoja@aces.edu
(334) 687-5688
211 1st ave, 211 1st ave Decatur AL, 35601
Learn the basics of setting up a rainwater harvesting system and ways to prevent pollution of our waterways. Participants will leave with a completed rain barrel for their garden. Materials fee $40, reservations required, seating limited.
Address:
211 1st ave
Decatur, AL 35601
Contact:
Allyson Shabel
ams0137@aces.edu
(256) 612-6766
13486 St Stephens Ave, 13486 St Stephens Ave Chatom AL, 36518
Starting May 1st through November 1st, farmers from all over will be stationed at 13486 St. Stephens Ave. for the annual Washington County Farmers’ Market! Please come out and shop local as well as learn more about your local Extension office and what it has to offer!
Address:
13486 St Stephens Ave
Chatom, AL 36518
Contact:
Sabra Johnson
sej0025@aces.edu
251-847-2295
202 South Hwy 123 Ste. D, 202 South Hwy 123 Ste. D Ozark AL, 36360
On Friday, July 26th, the Alabama Cooperative Extension System will be conducting an athletic turf management meeting featuring Dr. Dave Han, turf specialist from Auburn University. The meeting will be held in Ozark at the Dale County Extension Office. We would like to invite anyone who manages athletic turf. Topics to be discussed are mowing, aeration, topdressing, irrigation, drainage, fertility, overseeding, pest management, and soil testing. We will also discuss maintaining pitcher mounds and skinned areas of an athletic field.
Address:
202 South Hwy 123 Ste. D
Ozark, AL 36360
Contact:
Neil Kelly
ngk0001@aces.edu
(334) 774-2329
First Baptist Church Trussville, 128 Chalkville Road North Trussville AL, 35173
We will cover canning low acid foods (vegetables) in a pressure cooker and high acid foods such as jams, jellies, pickles, relishes, etc.
In class, we will process either blueberry or peach jam and then do some candied jalapeños to preserve. Many handouts and recipes will be available for you to pick up and food preservation books will be available for sale at the low price of $6.00.
Address:
First Baptist Church Trussville
128 Chalkville Road North
Trussville, AL 35173
Contact:
Angela Treadway
treadas@aces.edu
(205) 410-3696
Headland Square, Headland Square HEADLAND AL, 36345
Headland Farmers Market
Address:
Headland Square
HEADLAND, AL 36345
Contact:
James Jones
jonesja@aces.edu
(334) 585-6416