An exciting account of how to design a garden using native plants. You will learn how to strengthen the sense of place and transition naturally from your current landscape to one rich with native plants. Learn the best native plants for spring and for fall. Discover how to replace invasive exotics, stabilize eroded areas, create....
Meaningful Monday Part II- Focus on Caregiving 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. weekly • 4/1 Guardianship and Conservatorship • 4/8 Managing Someone Else’s Money • 4/15 Program and Services Available for Family Caregivers • 4/22 Gender Differences in Caregiving Register: www.aces.edu/go/CaregivingS24Contact:Danielle Rudolphddr0007@aces.edu(334) 201-2847www.aces.edu/go/CaregivingS24
If you love azaleas or want to know more about them - this is the educational event of the year to attend. Participants will meet and hear from national azalea experts and feature four presentations on evergreen azaleas, native azaleas, propagating azaleas, and photographing azalea flowers. An azalea plant sale will also be held afterwards....
Wild pigs are an invasive species that drastically impact native ecosystems. Wild pigs can quickly outcompete native wildlife through their high reproductive potential, lack of natural predators and effective forage capability. If you have wild pigs on your property, come join us to find out the latest on how best to manage this invasive species.....
Presentation of information about the 2024 Alabama Pasture to Rail (P2R) Program and Calf Health principles. Topics include the P2R program educational goals, management and rules. The Calf Health section stresses the importance of following a sound vaccination protocol and timely health practices. Overall, beef producers learn about retained ownership and the feeder-finishing segment of....
No Fee, but registration is required to attend as space is limited. Auburn University Extension Specialist in Aquaculture will teach you how to design and maintain a successful water garden for your landscape.Address:340 Queen Ann RoadWetumpka, AL 36092Contact:Elmore County Extension Officejones57@aces.edu3345676301
Register at www.aces.edu/go/GG24.Contact:Danielle Rudolphddr0007@aces.edu(334) 201-2847www.aces.edu/go/GG24
Capital City Master Gardener, Mike Forster will present on how to grow a spring vegetable garden.Address:1018 Madison Ave.Montgomery, AL 36104Contact:Montgomery Cultural Arts Centerjones57@aces.edu3342458053
In this workshop, we will learn about cancer crushing cooking methods and each participant will prepare a dish and enjoy!Address:508 14th StreetPhenix City, AL 36867Contact:Jennifer Davidsonjenniferd@auburn.edu(334) 298-6845Register Online
This workshop is a complete delivery of the International Society of Arboriculture Certified Arborists Study Guide. It is an excellent session for anyone planning to become an ISA Certified Arborist, planning to take the Certified Arborist exam, or a currently Certified Arborist needing Continuing Education Units (11 CEUs total).Address:Lurleen B Wallace Community College750 Greenville BypassGreenville,....
Come purchase locally grown fruits, vegetables and plants at this old-fashioned Farmers Market!Address:Stadium Drive Garrett Harrison Stadium LotPhenix City, AL 36867Contact:Jennifer Davidsonjenniferd@auburn.edu(334) 298-6845
Mary Ellen Judah, Executive Director of Neighborhood Concepts, Inc. will lead us as we explore motivations behind entrepreneurship. We will also learn about the commitments and capacity needed to make educated decisions about starting businesses. Attendees will have a better understanding of the process as well as the next steps on their entrepreneurial journey.Contact:Terence Norwoodtpn0004@aces.edu(256)....
Forage availability / how to measureAddress:Montgomery County Office6281 Trotman RoadMontgomery, AL 36016Contact:Jimmy Smithermansmithji@aces.edu(334) 850-0343
This workshop is a complete delivery of the International Society of Arboriculture Certified Arborists Study Guide. It is an excellent session for anyone planning to become an ISA Certified Arborist, planning to take the Certified Arborist exam, or a currently Certified Arborist needing Continuing Education Units (11 CEUs total).Address:Lurleen B Wallace Community College750 Greenville BypassGreenville,....
Log-in to learn about Dr. Carter G. Woodson: The Father of African American History. Dr. Woodson was a scholar, author, educator, and journalist who dedicated his life to documenting and promoting stories of the African American experience. Register: www.aces.edu/go/CGWoodsonContact:Danielle Rudolphddr0007@aces.edu(334) 201-2847www.aces.edu/go/CGWoodson
Visit our exhibit to learn more about Extension Programs, 4-H clubs, and EFNEP support in our community as we participate in this regional festival day.Address:244 East Ave NorthOzark, AL 36360Contact:Melissa Voynichvoyniml@auburn.edu(334) 774-2329
Adding Herbs to our Landscapes and GardensAddress:Coosa County Extension Office Old Central High School – Next to Joe N. Belyeu Gymnasium243 Coosa County Road 75Rockford, AL 35136Contact:Coosa County Extension Systemcarrodl@auburn.edu256-377-4713
Cottage Food Training/Certification is for people who want to sell certain non-hazardous foods from their home. This certification is good for 3 years.Address:Tallapoosa County Extension Office125 North Broadnax StreetDadeville, AL 36853Contact:Dani Reamsacr0087@aces.edu(256) 368-1694Register Online
Meaningful Monday Part II- Focus on Caregiving 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. weekly • 4/1 Guardianship and Conservatorship • 4/8 Managing Someone Else’s Money • 4/15 Program and Services Available for Family Caregivers • 4/22 Gender Differences in Caregiving Register: www.aces.edu/go/CaregivingS24Contact:Danielle Rudolphddr0007@aces.edu(334) 201-2847www.aces.edu/go/CaregivingS24
We will be going over strategies to market your products as well as your business at the Farmers Market! Please register with the Crenshaw County Extension Office at 334-335-6312!Address:Tom Harbin Ag Center816 Airport RdLuverne, AL 36049Contact:Calen Monroecbm0095@auburn.edu(334) 752-1767
Horticulturist, Jane McCarthy will talk about old staple plants that have long made up our southern landscapes. You won't want to miss it!Address:100 West Bridge StreetWetumpka, AL 36092Contact:First Presbyterian Churchjones57@aces.edu3345676301
Filing for Success, Session 1: We jump right in by examining the different levels (City, County Federal) of taxes in which businesses are responsible. We discuss the different types of "Business Formation" and whether you need to file for a LLC. As well as how to keep detailed financial records, especially around your costs &....
During a Virtual Dementia Tour experience, trained facilitators guide participants outfitted with patented devices that alter their senses while they try to complete common everyday tasks and exercises. The Tour enables caregivers to experience for themselves the physical and mental challenges those with dementia face and use the experience to provide better person-centered care. Call....
Back 2 Basics Wednesdays FY2024 - Soil, Mixes, and Soilless Media - Oh My! Take a journey learning about all the innovative growing media used to grow plants, and why is it important to know their different uses.Contact:Rudy Pacumbabarop0001@aces.edu(256) 425-8683Register Online
Please join us as we discuss the basics of backyard vegetable gardening. Topics include planning, variety selection, planting, maintenance and more!Address:670 Park AvenueMoody, AL 35004Contact:Bethany O'Rearbao0004@aces.edu(205) 612-9524Register Online
Come purchase locally grown fruits, vegetables and plants at this old-fashioned Farmers Market!Address:Stadium Drive Garrett Harrison Stadium LotPhenix City, AL 36867Contact:Jennifer Davidsonjenniferd@auburn.edu(334) 298-6845
Producer field day demonstrating cool season forage (oats) as a crop for high quality beef cattle baleage. Presentations about quality production methods, species selections, animal nutrition & feeding and live, on-site baleage harvesting demonstration (mowing, raking and wrapping).Address:Tarentum Community Center1677 Alabama Highway 125Brundidge, AL 36310Contact:Rickey Hudsonhudsorg@aces.edu(334) 726-6814
Registration is required and limited to 30 attendees. Participants will receive severe weather preparedness training and free NOAA Weather Radios. This event is free and open to the public.Address:Good Shepherd Community Center1258 Main StreetHayneville, AL 36040Contact:Tana Shealeytjs0032@aces.edu334-548-2315
Managing your pond can be tricky. Whether you are experiencing weed issues, not sure if or when you should fertilize, or when to stock fish, this workshop will answer all your questions. We will also tackle wildlife issues such as beaver and otter control. Join us to learn from fisheries specialist Dr. Rusty Wright of....
Join us on the second Friday of each month to learn about our environemnt, ways to help safeguard human, animal, and environmental health, and ways to reduce your ecological footprint. environment for future generations. Whether you are an educator, an environmental professional, or a nature-lover, tune in to discover how you can be a better....
High Tunnels are basically unheated greenhouses used to provide a shelter for fruit or vegetable production with season extension. Extension Specialists Dr. Camila Rodrigues and Dr. Andre da Silva along with Regional Extension Agents Dr. Chip East and Dani Carroll will be presenting at the workshop. Come and join this unique learning and networking opportunity!To....
Food Safety Certified Food Protection Manager Course meeting Alabama Department of Public Health requirement for Retail Food Permit Holders. This is a two-day class. Must register two weeks before the scheduled date. START TIME: 9:00 AMAddress:Mobile County Extension Office ( John Archer Building)1070 Schillinger Road NorthMobile, AL 36608Contact:Rebecca Catalenarjc0026@auburn.edu(251) 234-1050Register Online
Learn about using drip irrigation in tiny places like your porch! We will cover the basics of putting the irrigation system together for containers and hanging baskets.Address:Charles E Bailey Sportplex Pavillion1685 Arena RdAlexander City, AL 35010Contact:Tallapoosa County Extensionharria5@aces.edu(256) 596-1363
Course meeting ADPH requirement to operate as a Cottage Food Operation. Course includes specifics about the AL Cottage Food Law, identify foods that can be sold, where foods can be sold, labeling requirements and food safety recommendations for the cottage food operator.Address:Hayneville Town Hall241 W. Tuskeena StreetHayneville, AL 36040Contact:Janet Johnsonjohns16@aces.edu(334) 703-2237Register Online
Food Safety Certified Food Protection Manager Course meeting Alabama Department of Public Health requirement for Retail Food Permit Holders. This is a two-day class. Must register two weeks before the scheduled date. START TIME: 9:00 AMAddress:Mobile County Extension Office ( John Archer Building)1070 Schillinger Road NorthMobile, AL 36608Contact:Rebecca Catalenarjc0026@auburn.edu(251) 234-1050Register Online
Offered through Dementia Friendly Alabama, Dementia Memory Cafés are social outings for individuals living with dementia or experiences cognitive declines. A memory café provides respite for caregivers and an engaging activity for care-recipients. 2/13 Cookie Decorating and Fresh Flower Bouquets AAMU Agribition Center 4/16 Art and Apps, Location TBD Register: www.aces.edu/go/Onsite24 Space is limited to....
Filing for Success, Session 1: We jump right in by examining the different levels (City, County Federal) of taxes in which businesses are responsible. We discuss the different types of "Business Formation" and whether you need to file for a LLC. As well as how to keep detailed financial records, especially around your costs &....
Please join us for the Wiregrass Master Gardener Association's lunch & learns! Topics include Roses 101, Water Features, Spooky Spiders, and so many others. It is on the 3rd Wednesday of the month from 12noon-1PM (excluding in June due to the 3rd Wednesday falling on the Juneteenth holiday, it is on June 26th)! Please bring....
Let your creativity flow through the folds, cuts and embellishments of your uniquely designed greeting card. Using simple low-cost supplies, we will create personalized greetings cards for gifts or keeps. Register at www.aces.edu/go/Vcardmaking Your mailing address is needed to receive the cardmaking kit.Contact:Danielle Rudolphddr0007@aces.edu(334) 201-2847www.aces.edu/go/vcardmaking
Alabama Department of Environmental Management, Jennifer Barker will show how pollution contaminates our clean waterways and all you can do to help.Address:610 Fairview Ave.Prattville, AL 36066Contact:Trinity United Methodist Churchjones57@aces.edu3343617273
Come purchase locally grown fruits, vegetables and plants at this old-fashioned Farmers Market!Address:Stadium Drive Garrett Harrison Stadium LotPhenix City, AL 36867Contact:Jennifer Davidsonjenniferd@auburn.edu(334) 298-6845
Tomato season is just around the corner. Learn science-based home food preservation for your bounty of tomato. As part of registration fee all participants will receive our Food Preservation Book!Address:Russell County Extension Office508 14th StreetPhenix City, AL 36867Contact:Janet Johnsonjohns16@aces.edu(334) 703-2237Register Online
food safety certification course for food service workers and managers who need to meet health department regulationsAddress:Shelby County Extension Office54 Kelly LaneColumbiana, AL 35051Contact:Angela Treadawaytreadas@aces.edu(205) 410-3696Register Online
Join the Colbert County Extension Office on April 19th at 9:30am to learn about common pests in the home garden and landscape. Participants will learn about how to controls pests, IPM practices, pesticides, and pesticide safety. This will be a great class for both the experienced and novice gardener. Register online or contact the Colbert....
Do you plan to sell a product in the upcoming farmers market season? Come learn about pricing your product for profit, manage marketing data, and marketing strategies to help ensure your success.Address:12660 Highway 431Wedowee, AL 36278Contact:Rilea Robinsonrar0086@auburn.edu(334) 292-5005
Earth Day at Hays Nature Preserve is fun for the whole family and it’s all FREE. Celebrate Earth Day at Hays Nature Preserve on Saturday, April 20 from 10am-2pm. Come enjoy earth-friendly exhibitors with informative and interactive displays.Address:7161 US-431Owens Cross Roads, AL 35763Contact:Dr. Karnita GArnerkfg0003@aces.edu(256) 612-4169
Registration is required! Alabama Water Watch, in partnership with the USDA Forest Service and Wild Alabama, is excited to announce Phase III of the water monitoring project in the National Forests in Alabama! This project’s goal is to promote citizens to discover the national forests in Alabama…by monitoring their waters! Volunteer citizens will gather water....
Butler County’s premier Earth Day Recycle event. Greenville Alabama, will celebrate all things green and sustainable the recycling event will include drive-thru drop off for the following: electrics, some home appliances, drug take back, and a food drive for the local food bank.Address:102 Butler CircleGreenville, AL 36037Contact:Sharlean Briggsszb0031@auburn.edu(334) 382-5111
Food Protection Manager Certification Course meeting Alabama Department of Public Health requirement for Retail Food Permit Holders. This is a two-day class. Pre-registration required. Class starts at 9 am CST both days.Address:ALFA Building1006 Avenue A SELafayette, AL 36862Contact:Janet Johnsonjohns16@aces.edu(334) 703-2237Register Online
This Food safety course meets the ADPH requirements of a food safety certificate course for Alabama Cottage Food Businesses. Pre-registration is required. This is a 2 hour class. For questions, call Christy 205-217-6495 or Jessica at 256-845-8595.Address:Sand Mtn. Research Center13112 AL-68Crossville, AL 35962Contact:Christy Mendozacnm0012@auburn.edu(205) 217-6495Register Online
Meaningful Monday Part II- Focus on Caregiving 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. weekly • 4/1 Guardianship and Conservatorship • 4/8 Managing Someone Else’s Money • 4/15 Program and Services Available for Family Caregivers • 4/22 Gender Differences in Caregiving Register: www.aces.edu/go/CaregivingS24Contact:Danielle Rudolphddr0007@aces.edu(334) 201-2847www.aces.edu/go/CaregivingS24
Attendees will experience this day long start to finish prescribed burn. Up to 50 participants will be accepted and assigned to crews. Each crew will be led by experienced, Alabama Certified Prescribed Burn Managers. Participants will have access all day to observe, ask questions, and gain valuable experience. This is a live fire event in....
Food Protection Manager Certification Course meeting Alabama Department of Public Health requirement for Retail Food Permit Holders. This is a two-day class. Pre-registration required. Class starts at 9 am CST both days.Address:ALFA Building1006 Avenue A SELafayette, AL 36862Contact:Janet Johnsonjohns16@aces.edu(334) 703-2237Register Online
Food Preservation Presentation as part of the Housing Authority's "Radical Gardening" series. Nutrition and Gardening agents to be speaking the following day.Address:Huntsville Housing Authority212 Seminole DrHuntsville, AL 65805Contact:Christy Mendozacnm0012@auburn.edu(205) 217-6495
Food Safety Manager Course meeting Alabama Department of Public Health requirement for retail food permit holders. This is a two-day class. Must register two weeks before the scheduled date.Address:Wilcox County Health Department107 Union StreetCamden, AL 36726Contact:Alice MooreAMM0167@ACES.EDU(334) 216-0738Register Online
Mobile Co. Urban Regional Extension Agent Joel Potter will present Tree Talk Part 2: Getting the Work Gone. This presentation will be a follow up from Fall 2023 Tree Talk about going out and doing a "check up" on your trees and coming up with a plan. This session will go through the do's and....
Food safety training for food permit holders which is required by state. Will be using the Servsafe 7th ed. course book to teach the class.Address:1055 E McKinnon StNew Brockton, AL 36351Contact:Bridgette Brannonhuttobf@auburn.edu(334) 714-1248Register Online
Come purchase locally grown fruits, vegetables and plants at this old-fashioned Farmers Market!Address:Stadium Drive Garrett Harrison Stadium LotPhenix City, AL 36867Contact:Jennifer Davidsonjenniferd@auburn.edu(334) 298-6845
Learn about water bath canning basics and how to make jams and jellies. Everyone will make and take a jar of fresh strawberry jam home to share with your familyAddress:Barbour County Extension Office525 School StreetEufaula, AL 36027Contact:Janet Johnsonjohns16@aces.edu(334) 703-2237Register Online
Food Safety Manager Course meeting Alabama Department of Public Health requirement for retail food permit holders. This is a two-day class. Must register two weeks before the scheduled date.Address:Wilcox County Health Department107 Union StreetCamden, AL 36726Contact:Alice MooreAMM0167@ACES.EDU(334) 216-0738Register Online
Register today for this Hands-on Workshop to be hosted at the Fayette Multipurpose Complex. This program will include cattle handling, expertise knowledge on grazing management, calving simulator demonstration, trailer hook-up and backing, tractor safety and the list goes on. Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity! This is a program for Women - Taught by....
West Central SET 4H Competitive Events DayAddress:University of West AlabamaLivingston, AL 35470Contact:Trenisha Macktzm0019@auburn.edu(205)373-9281
Prom and wedding season are right around the corner. What better way to get into event season than learning how to make your own floral arrangements. Join us at the Lamar County Extension office to learn to make corsages, boutonnieres, hand-tied bouquets, and a small table arrangement Participants will make and take home a table....
Register today for this Hands-on Workshop to be hosted at the Fayette Multipurpose Complex. This program will include cattle handling, expertise knowledge on grazing management, calving simulator demonstration, trailer hook-up and backing, tractor safety and the list goes on. Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity! This is a program for Women - Taught by....
Plant Sale open to the public. Offering a variety of plants.Address:TroyFestDowntown TroyTroy, AL 36081Contact:June Mooreaep0067@aces.edu(334) 312-5816
Alabama Water Watch Monitoring Training – Orange Beach Registration is Required Training Description: Become a certified Volunteer Monitor through this hybrid (online and in-person) training opportunity! Available certifications include AWW Water Chemistry Monitoring and Bacteriological Monitoring and recertification. You must complete each of the steps outlined below to receive your monitoring certification. Professional Development Hours are....
Alabama Cottage Food Law Certification ClassAddress:650 McConnell LoopFayette, AL 35555Contact:Susan Hillhillaps@auburn.edu(205) 932-8941Register Online
ServSafe certification training for food service workers.Address:424 Blount AvenueSte. G-21Guntersville, AL 35976Contact:Juana Macias Christianmaciaju@aces.edu(256) 572-0241Register Online
Call ALL generations!! Join VCLLI, AARP Alabama, and TARCOG for fun playing board games, BINGO, and card games with a multigenerational twist. Caregivers, families, and individuals are invited to Reach Out and Play! Register using www.aces.edu/go/Play429Address:Alabama A&M University4925 Moore Mills RoadHuntsville, AL 35811Contact:Danielle Rudolphddr0007@aces.edu(334) 201-2847www.aces.edu/go/Play429
A day-long (8.0 hours) in-depth, producer educational program covering forage production and grazing management. Topics include: Calculating Stocking Rates, Calibrating Herbicide Sprayers, ComparingCosts - Fiber Economics, Demonstrating Manure Distribution, Establishing a Grazing System, Grazing Arithmetic, Grazing Heights and Root Growth, Nature Hates Bare Ground, Soil & Forage Testing, and Temporary Fencing & Rotational Grazing. Training....
Not a lot of space? No problem! Join us as we discuss tips and techniques for growing your favorite ornamental and vegetable plants in containers. We will cover design, variety selection, plant care and more!Address:39989 Highway 75Altoona, AL 35952Contact:Bethany O'Rearbao0004@aces.edu(205) 612-9524Register Online
The 1-hour Weekly Income, Saving & Expenses (WISE) Money Management workshop teaches participants eight easy steps to (1) track expenses and income, (2) develop a personal money plan (budget), (3) manage the plan, and (4) adjust for planned and unexpected expenses.Address:318 Church St.Alexander City, AL 35010Contact:Angela Tayloramt0125@auburn.edu256-794-0643