About Hancock County Extension
Our staff works to bring the resources and expertise of The Ohio State University, and Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center (OARDC) to the citizens of northwest Ohio.
We gratefully acknowledge the continued help and financial support of our local county commissioners: Emily Walton, Philip Riegle, and Ed Ingold.
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One of six "Signature Programs" of Ohio State University Extension, Why Trees Matter uses research-based tools to document and demonstrate the economic, environmental and social benefits of community forests. Master Gardener Tree Stewards and other program partners are currently involved with a statewide tree evaluation program.
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Hancock County Jr Camp is June 26 - 30th at 4-H Camp Ohio and reservations are now being accepted. Register by June 1 to take advantage of the lowest camp fees. Bus transportation is available for 54 campers on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Melanie Gerlach, Program Coordinator for Hancock County Saves has scheduled several Basic Budgeting Classes in June. The class costs $10 and will give you the tools you need to set your path toward financial stability!
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Pure Country Greenhouse and the Men & Women's Garden Club of Findlay are co-sponsoring contests for children ages 5-8 to grow pumpkins and sunflowers. The seeds are supplied and then the children have the opportunity to bring their sunflowers and/or pumpkins to the Hancock County Fair.
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The "Pastures for Profit" grazing school is a comprehensive course in Management Intensive Grazing
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Department of Agriculture today (6/17) announced the first discovery of Asian longhorned beetle (ALB) in Ohio trees!
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