Madison County is located in east central Texas on the edge of the Pineywoods and the Post Oak Savanna and has a population of approximately 13,000 people. The primary industry in Madison County is agriculture, mainly beef and forage production. The second largest employer is the State of Texas.

The county seat, Madisonville, is located at the junction of Interstate Highway 45 and State highway 21. Madisonville has a population of just less than 4,000 people but is uniquely situated only 35 miles from Bryan/College Station affording it the benefits of a much larger community.

The Madison County office of the Texas Cooperative Extension is dedicated to providing the people of Madison County with the most up to date, relevant, researched based information available. Madison County extension personnel work closely with beef and forage producers in the county to assist them in improving their management practices, and to inform them of changes in their industry. County personnel also work with new landowners in the county to answer whatever questions they may have concerning land management, pesticides and other areas of concern.

Contact Madison County Extension

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Contact Madison County Extension

300 W School St.
Ste 101
Madisonville, Texas  77864
Phone: (936) 348-2234
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