We are part of the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service’s statewide network and the University of Arkansas System’s Division of Agriculture. Our mission is to provide research-based information through non-formal education to help all Arkansans improve their economic well-being and the quality of their lives. Whether it is agriculture, 4-H, health and living, or community development, the Calhoun County Extension Office is at your service!
Calhoun County, Arkansas Agriculture
The Arkansas Timber Producers Association (ATPA) certifies loggers to haul, harvest and deliver timber to mill in Arkansas. They require loggers to obtain six CE credits per year to maintain their accreditation. The Calhoun County CES office started offering an annual statewide educational event for CE accreditation to loggers. The event is offered after working hours in collaboration with the ATPA for logger convenience. We negotiated a reduced cost of only $5 per person to save loggers money and host it at a central location to save local loggers travel time.
Gardens and Lawns
Calhoun County residents are interested in maintaining their lawns, landscapes and vegetable gardens using environmentally sound practices and environmentally safe products. Link to information that will help you keep your garden, landscape and lawn green and growing.
Family & Consumer Sciences
The University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service and Calhoun County have participated in the Strong Women program developed by Dr. Miriam E. Nelson of Tufts University. Also used were the Chef Charles Nutrition curriculum. Twenty-three sessions were taught on strength building, eighteen sessions using dumbbells and ankle weights. Six lessons were taught from Eat Smart, Live Strong and six lessons from Chef Charles. Participants stated that 50% gained agility and balance; 73% felt physically stronger and had more energy. For more information contact Linda Sims, lsims@uaex.edu, CEA-Staff Chair.
Calhoun County 4-H
For more than 143,800 Arkansas youth, 4-H is a path filled with fun, new skills, accomplishments and lifelong friendships that flows into a confident future - all backed by research and directed by the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service. Contact our county Extension office to join a 4-H Club today!
Contact Calhoun County Extension
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