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Agent Dr. Stephen Garton diagnosed borer damage in maple tree. Canned Green Beans 4-H Clover emblem

Pest and disease identification is the first step in landscape integrated pest management. Tree borer damage doesn't always show up until the insects are long gone and the bark starts to peel away from the tree.

 

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Learning for Life is the motto of FACS; these programs arm consumers with research-based information for the many facets of your life, including food preservation, financial management, healthy eating habits and more.

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4-H is an educational program teaching leadership, citizenship, public speaking and practical life skills.
The goal is to make learning fun!

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4-H

2012 Kiwanis BB Gun Match

Saturday, March 3.

Information and Registration Forms available here.

Entry deadline: February 23.

Register now!

 

FACS

Walk-a-Weigh Returns!
Get Registration forms here
Thursdays: Jan 26th - March 22nd
9:30 - 11:00 a.m.
Central Park Recreation Center
$15

Pre-Registration Required
770-887-2418 or msmelton@uga.edu

 

ANR

 

Vegetable Gardening Seminar

Second Saturdays, Feb.-May

9 a.m.-noon

Central Park Recreation Center

Full Details and Registration here!

 

Lotus Propagation Workshop

Saturday, February 25

9:30-11:30 a.m.

Forsyth County Extension Office

$15

Information and Registration

 

Archived events

Planning and Planting
A Fall Vegetable Garden

If you missed the class, check out our new webpage devoted to vegetable gardening.

Cumming Country Fair & Festival
Canning & Baking Competition
RESULTS!

 

Take the 40 Gallon Challenge

Through the seasons, water restores our bodies and our landscapes.  How we use water makes a difference in our health and the sustainability of our environment. 

 

In this, our first issue of the Forsyth County Extension News, we address ways of managing water from the first sip we take in the morning to the way we water our gardens. 


Mission

Our mission is to extend lifelong learning to Georgia citizens through unbiased, research-based education in agriculture, the environment, communities, youth and families.

The Forsyth County Extension is part of the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences and the College of Family and Consumer Sciences. We are also an educational resource for the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners and the Forsyth County School Board.

Our purpose is to bring current research and information to the people of Forsyth County in the areas of Agriculture and Environment, Family and Consumer Sciences, and

4-H/Youth Development.

The University of Georgia Cooperative Extension offers educational programs, assistance, and materials to all people without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex or handicap status.

Information can be accessed by way of phone calls, e-mail, classes, newsletters, this website, and by use of the extensive literature library located at the Extension Office.

 


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