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4-H Healthy Living Challenge
Join the Fun!
How to become a
4-H Member or Leader in your county
Master Gardener Speaker Bureau Information
NH FarmLink News
New Opportunities
with Ethnic Crops
February 17, 2010
Northern New England
Nursery Conference
March 2, 2010
4th NH Grazing Conference Registration
March 6, 2010
Conference details
Apple Pruning Demo
March 18, 2010
Towards including all learners: Universal Design for Early Childhood - 4 part series for childcare providers and parents November 9, December 14, 2009 and January 11, February 8, 2010
Making Money Work For You - 5 sessions March 11, 18, 25; April 1 & 8, 2010 Registration Brochure
Basic Goat Production Series with a Focus on Meat Goats
April 9, 16, 30,
& May 7, 2010
Merrimack County Cooperative Extension
Since 1915, the University of New Hampshire (UNH) Cooperative Extension – a partnership among county, state and federal government – has provided New Hampshire citizens with research-based information and non-formal educational programs. Read about our Merrimack County Highlights for 2008 and what has been provided to our community.
The Merrimack County Extension Staff prides itself on its friendly, resourceful and responsive outreach to Merrimack County residents in the broad areas of:
- Forest Resources
- Agricultural Resources
- Food and Nutrition
- 4-H Youth Development
- Parenting
- Family Finance
- Food Safety
We help you connect
Our county outreach staff connects directly to the larger resources of UNH Cooperative Extension’s campus-based subject-matter specialists, to the University of New Hampshire faculty, and to the nation’s land grant university system. Our specialists and county outreach staff conduct field research and organize programs based on requests from stakeholder groups.
We further extend our reach by recruiting, training and supporting thousands of volunteers, who give time in their communities as 4-H leaders, master gardeners, community tree stewards, lake quality monitors, and wildlife stewards.
