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Agriculture and Natural Resources News

November-December 2009

In this issue:

  • 2009 Farm Industry Tour a Great Success
  • Laurel County Quilt Trail Project - Own a Piece of History
  • Pruning & Grafting Workshops (February 25)
  • Private Pesticide Applicator Training Schedule
  • Laurel County Cattlemen's Association Meetings and Dues
  • Weather Watchers Needed

 

 

Family and Consumer Science Upcoming News and Events

 

Family and consumer Sciences would like to give you the highlights of upcoming events, and  invite you to check out our Community Education Class Catalog it is loaded with activities that are sure to please all.

 

 

Second Sunday held on October 11, 2009 was a great success. Participants ran, jogged, exercised, pedaled tractors, rode bicycles, jumped in an inflatable, won some great door prizes, but more importantly, were active! Congratulations to everyone who enjoyed the beautiful fall weather at Levi Jackson State Park. We look forward to planning next years event and hope to draw even more community involvement.

The Laurel County Homemakers' "Laurel County Barn Quilt Project" is rapidly becoming a popular attraction for farmers in the county. With 3 completed barn quilts, 2 under the artists' brushes, and 4 on the "to do" list, the Extension office and Homemakers are ellated to be part of this laurel county beautification project that is fueled with a wonderful story behind each barn quilt! The Barn Quilt Project is still accepting applications and guided map brochures are in the works... please call or stop by for more information. 606-864-4167

November 12th is the widely popular Holiday Cooking School held at the Optimist Sports Complex. Tickets cost $20.00 which includes a 2009 Clay County Cookbook! Tickets are limited so reserve yours today! 606-864-4167

Update:

Old Fashioned Cream Pulled Candy class on December 15th; the 4 pm session is filled to capacity, however, call 606-864-4167, and reserve your spot for the 9am, 11am, or 2pm class.

 

 

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Horticulture News

 

Check out photographs of the all natural decorations designed by the Master Gardeners for the Holiday Cooking School.  Click here.

 

November-December 2009

Featured in this issue:

  • Holiday Plant Care
  • Bring the Beauty Inside this Winter
  • Don't Wait to Start a Veggie Garden
  • Forcing Spring Flowering Bulbs
  • Pesticide Application Training Information and Schedule
  • Master Gardener Upcoming Events
  • Pruning and Grafting Workshops (February 25)
  • Time to Care for and Store Garden Tools
  • Trimming of the Greens (Community Education Class - November 30th)

 

College of Agriculture News

 

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