Come learn about vegetable gardening for the urban and suburban environment. Participants will learn about how to grow their own fruits and veggies in limited spaces and on a budget. This will be a great event for both the experienced and novice gardener. Cost to attend is $5.00 register online or call the Marion County....
During the weekly sessions, engage in movement aimed at improving balance, preventing falls in older adults, and reducing some sources of pain. Located at the corner of Chase Road and Meridian StreetAddress:AAMU Wellness Center4011 Meridian StreetHuntsville, AL 35811Contact:Danielle Rudolphddr0007@aces.edu(334) 201-2847www.aces.edu/OnsiteSu24
Please join us for the National Herb Day Garden to Glass Herb Workshop with topics including, How to Grow Herbs, Herb Infused Beverages, Cooking with Herbs, and Samples. Pre-registration is required by May 31, 2024, and the $5 fee covers admission, sample refreshments, and be entered to win an Herb plant! Please use the link....
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 &....
This is a hands-on pickling canning workshop. Participants will make pickles and will get to take home the jar of pickles they canned.Address:Dale County Extension Office202 AL-123Ozark, AL 36360Contact:Bridgette Brannonhuttobf@auburn.edu334-714-1248Register Online
The Coordinator's Corner is a weekly article published in the Pickens County Herald. This article disseminates timely, research-based information from Extension experts to county stakeholders across Pickens County. The paper is released at 8 AM every Wednesday.Address:155 Reform StreetSuite 300Carrollton, AL 35447Contact:Jed Smartjrs0178@auburn.edu(205) 463-0885
Participants will learn best management practices pertaining to small fruit production. A field tour will also be conducted to view research plots showcasing various management practices.Address:Chilton Research/Extension Center120 County Road 756Clanton, AL 35045Contact:David Lawrencelawreda@aces.edu(334) 740-1667
Learn all about Antique rose varieties, their growth habits, care requirements, and proper pruning techniques. Enjoy included lunch. After, take part in a hands-on propagation experience, taught by Jason Powell, of 6 different rose varieties that you will take home with you to grow for your landscape.Address:Petals from the Past16034 County Road 29Jemison, AL 35085Contact:Montgomery....
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
Alabama Cottage Food Businesses need to have an ADPH approved food safety course in order to operate. This course fulfills that requirement. Certificate is valid for 3 years.Address:Gulf Coast Research and Extension Center8300 AL-104Fairhope, AL 36532Contact:Rebecca Catalenarjc0026@auburn.edu(251) 234-1050Register Online
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 &....
Do you have land that has been passed down without a will? Do you have "family land?" You may have heirs' property. Join us to learn what heirs' property is, how to resolve it, and how to prevent it for future generations.Address:2324 Double Hill RoadOpelika, AL 36804Contact:Rilea Robinsonrar0086@auburn.edu(334) 292-5005
Limestone County’s Food Preservation Lunch and Learn. Learn how to safely preserve foods, while learning how to use the pressure canner and water bath cannerAddress:1109 Market ST. W AAthens, AL 35611Contact:Susan Hillhillaps@auburn.edu(256) 232-5510Register Online
During the weekly sessions, engage in movement aimed at improving balance, preventing falls in older adults, and reducing some sources of pain. Located at the corner of Chase Road and Meridian StreetAddress:AAMU Wellness Center4011 Meridian StreetHuntsville, AL 35811Contact:Danielle Rudolphddr0007@aces.edu(334) 201-2847www.aces.edu/OnsiteSu24
Are you interested in attracting pollinators to your property? If so, this is the lunch and learn for you! Join us as Regional Extension Agent Lynn Dickinson teaches us about the different species of pollinators and what you can do to attract them to your property.Address:BMC Wellness Center285 Hospital DriveCentreville, AL 35042Contact:Lynn Dickinsonrhodela@aces.edu(334) 303-8360
You can never have too many plants, right? Join us as we discuss all of the ways to propagate your favorites!Address:Allgood Fire Hall Classroom4535 Old Highway 75Oneonta, AL 35121Contact:Bethany O'Rearbao0004@auburn.edu(205) 274-2129Register Online
VIRTUAL: Capturing Moments Through Photography Do you enjoy photography, but need some inspiration? Are you new to the hobby and want to learn more? Then grab your cell phone, tablet, digital camera, or whatever device you have for taking digital photographs and join a group of like-minded participants as we learn, grow, inspire, support, and....
The Coordinator's Corner is a weekly article published in the Pickens County Herald. This article disseminates timely, research-based information from Extension experts to county stakeholders across Pickens County. The paper is released at 8 AM every Wednesday.Address:155 Reform StreetSuite 300Carrollton, AL 35447Contact:Jed Smartjrs0178@auburn.edu(205) 463-0885
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....
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:Beeland Park Community Center1016 East Commerce StreetGreenville, AL 36037Contact:Rebecca Catalenarjc0026@auburn.edu(251) 234-1050Register 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
Summertime is when nuisance insects and wildlife are most active in, and around, our homes. This 3-hour workshop will focus on effective prevention and management strategies of common insect and wildlife species.Address:Barbour County Extension Office525 School StreetEufaula, AL 36027Contact:Bence Carterjbc0057@aces.edu(334) 389-4055
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:Beeland Park Community Center1016 East Commerce StreetGreenville, AL 36037Contact:Rebecca Catalenarjc0026@auburn.edu(251) 234-1050Register Online
This workshop will focus on venomous snake identification, general safety around venomous snakes, handlingsecuring venomous snakes and venomous snake bite protocols. Participants will be exposed to live specimens of the 6 venomous snake species in Alabama. Online pre-registration is required through the link provided. Attendees will be required to wear close-toed shoes and long pants.....
In this workshop participants will learn how to raise Monarch butterfly properly and how to prevent O.E parasite.Address:8300 Hwy 104Fairhope, AL 36532Contact:Carmen Flamminiczf0054@auburn.edu(251)395-0249Register Online
This course meets the food safety training requirement of the ADPH for people who want to sell certain non-hazardous foods from their home as a Cottage Food Business. The course includes specifics about the AL Cottage Food Law, what foods can be sold, where foods can be sold, labeling requirements and food safety recommendations for....
Learn how to apply for CRP and other conservation programs, overcome potential mistakes and barriers, and receive a $40 incentive for attendingAddress:Winfred-Thomas Ag. Research Station372 Walker LaneHazel Green, AL, AL 35752Contact:Dr. Troy Bowman/Dr. Karnita Garnertroy.bowman@aamu.edu/kfg0003@aces.edu(256) 372-4249
Don't miss your chance to be the cook-off champion! Saturday, June 22, 2024 at 10:00 AM At Senior Connection, your culinary battlefield! Contact the Chilton County Extension office for more information at (205) 280-6268 Categories: Sweet or Savory Division: Adult (ages 19 and above ) 4-H Youth (ages 9-18) One winner will be chosen from....
This 5-day professional development workshop is designed for formal and informal educators that would like to integrate aquaponics into their curriculum. The workshop is geared to middle and high school teachers, but adventurous elementary and pre-service teachers are welcome. Aquaponics is a combination of aquaculture and hydroponics, the growing of plants without soil. The fish....
During the weekly sessions, engage in movement aimed at improving balance, preventing falls in older adults, and reducing some sources of pain. Located at the corner of Chase Road and Meridian StreetAddress:AAMU Wellness Center4011 Meridian StreetHuntsville, AL 35811Contact:Danielle Rudolphddr0007@aces.edu(334) 201-2847www.aces.edu/OnsiteSu24
Food safety training for food permit holders which is required by the state. Will be teaching from the ServSafe 7th ed. Managers coursebook.Address:101 North Doswell StAbbeville, AL 36310Contact:Bridgette Brannonhuttobf@auburn.edu(334) 714-1248Register Online
This 5-day professional development workshop is designed for formal and informal educators that would like to integrate aquaponics into their curriculum. The workshop is geared to middle and high school teachers, but adventurous elementary and pre-service teachers are welcome. Aquaponics is a combination of aquaculture and hydroponics, the growing of plants without soil. The fish....
Pesticides today are safer today than they were in the past. Unnecessary pesticide exposure to people and pets is on the forefront of our minds. We will look at Integrated Pest Management methods in our landscapes as well as how to read pesticide labels, and calibration of pesticides to keep our landscapes healthy.Address:County Administration Building1702....
Food safety training for food permit holders which is required by the state. Will be teaching from the ServSafe 7th ed. Managers coursebook.Address:101 North Doswell StAbbeville, AL 36310Contact:Bridgette Brannonhuttobf@auburn.edu(334) 714-1248Register Online
The Coordinator's Corner is a weekly article published in the Pickens County Herald. This article disseminates timely, research-based information from Extension experts to county stakeholders across Pickens County. The paper is released at 8 AM every Wednesday.Address:155 Reform StreetSuite 300Carrollton, AL 35447Contact:Jed Smartjrs0178@auburn.edu(205) 463-0885
This 5-day professional development workshop is designed for formal and informal educators that would like to integrate aquaponics into their curriculum. The workshop is geared to middle and high school teachers, but adventurous elementary and pre-service teachers are welcome. Aquaponics is a combination of aquaculture and hydroponics, the growing of plants without soil. The fish....
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:North Alabama Agriplex1714 Tally Ho StreetCullman, AL....
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
This 5-day professional development workshop is designed for formal and informal educators that would like to integrate aquaponics into their curriculum. The workshop is geared to middle and high school teachers, but adventurous elementary and pre-service teachers are welcome. Aquaponics is a combination of aquaculture and hydroponics, the growing of plants without soil. The fish....
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:North Alabama Agriplex1714 Tally Ho StreetCullman, AL....
This 5-day professional development workshop is designed for formal and informal educators that would like to integrate aquaponics into their curriculum. The workshop is geared to middle and high school teachers, but adventurous elementary and pre-service teachers are welcome. Aquaponics is a combination of aquaculture and hydroponics, the growing of plants without soil. The fish....
Deepen your connection to nature, hone your observation skills, and wake up your curiosity through nature journaling. Join us as science teacher, Amy Sides leads this fun two-hour program on nature journaling. Good observation skills are very useful not only in science, but also in school, work, and life in general. Nature journaling is a....