What's New
New Opportunities with Ethnic Crops
Feb. 17, 2010
Late Blight Listening & Info Session Feb. 18, 2010
Bedding Plants Conference
Feb. 18, 2010
4th NH Grazing Conference
GRAZING GREENER PASTURES March 6, 2010
(Eastern States Trustees Due March 1.- Abbie Sargent Memorial Scholarship Due March 15.)
The Focus on NH Forests Project Learning Tree workshop May 15, 2010.
How Strafford County UNH Cooperative Extension Helps You
Strafford County

Strafford County’s UNH Cooperative Extension office is part of a network of county, state and regional outreach education offices that bring the University of New Hampshire resources directly to the people who live and work in Strafford County. Strafford County’s Extension staff, along with more than 30 campus-based Extension specialists, provides county residents with research-based education and information, enhancing their ability to make informed decisions that improve their lives. (more information)

Programs:
The 4-H Youth Development Educational Program Coordinator in Strafford County works with 200 volunteers who conduct 4-H Clubs and other 4-H programs. School groups, home schoolers, after school providers and other youth serving organizations also ask for and receivetraining in 4-H curricula and positive youth development.
Agricultural Resources in Strafford County providesresearch based education and information toagricultural businesses to assist them in being economically and environmentally sustainable in their operations. The program provides current research based gardening information and education to home owners and coordinates the Master Gardener volunteer program throughout the county.

The Family & Consumer Resources program area includes human development and parenting education, healthy lifestyles/nutrition and wellness, financial management, and food safety. Collaborating with other organizations, agencies, schools, and groups is a key component in effectively reaching the largest number of people in Strafford County. The Public Value of these programs is high, as everyone in the community benefits from competent food safety practices and families who are stronger because of increased assets, healthy living choices, and well balanced children.
Forestry and Wildlife Resources for UNH Cooperative Extension, Strafford County provides technical assistance and outreach education to the landowners, natural resources professionals, and municipalities of Strafford County, New Hampshire in forestry, wildlife, and conservation.
Nutrition Connections provides life-skills education in nutrition, food shopping & budgeting, food safety, and physical fitness to limited-income adults, families, and youth. Our goal is to improve health, economic security, and well being.
For more information about upcoming events please visit our calendar.


