DATES TO REMEMBER
February
10 – Pathways to Mastering Scholarships Program 5:30pm at Brown County Health Department
11 – Brown County 4-H FCH Coalition Meeting 5:00pm at the Extension Office
17 – Extension Office Closed for President’s Day
JANUARY 27th Monday January 27th is the date of the next meeting of the Brown County Livestock/Wildlife Producers Association. It will be held at the… Login to continue reading Login…
The start of a new year is a great time to redefine your priorities and goals while also creating new habits related to organization and… Login to continue reading Login…
DATES TO REMEMBER
January 23 – Pathways to Mastering Scholarship Program 5:30pm at the Extension Office
25 – Brown County Youth Fair Workday 8am – 12pm at the Youth Fair Barns
February 11 – Brown County 4-H FCH Coalition Meeting 5:00pm at the Extension Office
17 – Extension Office Closed for President’s Day
BROWN COUNTY 4-H NEWS AND UPDATE
Take small steps. Decide on one thing to change at a time. For example, if your goal is to eat more vegetables, choose which meal of the day and a vegetable you enjoy. As it becomes easier to do this over time, try adding in new vegetables one at a time and celebrate learning about new foods.
Originally written with contributions by Kimberly Cripps, former SDSU Extension Family & Community Health Field Specialist, and Carolyn Brown. As we get busier with work… Login to continue reading Login…
Oak wilt is one of the most impactful tree diseases nationally, and is particularly destructive here in Central Texas, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service. Oak wilt involves a fungus that permeates and disables a tree’s water conducting system; while all oak trees can be infected by the fungus, some species are more susceptible than others.
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will offer a two-part professional food manager certification training on February 19th and 20th in Brownwood. The deadline to register is February 3, 2025.
DATES TO REMEMBER January 18 – Brown County Youth Fair Workday 8am-12pm at the Youth Fair Barns 20 – Extension Office Closed for Martin… Login to continue reading Login…
2024 is now history - another year in the books. Like many previous years, we feel blessed to have been able to grow fresh produce to help feed those in our local area who may struggle to afford it. To be able to accomplish this while doing something you enjoy, plus meeting new friends and getting outdoors in the fresh air, well who can complain about that? Ok, possibly we complain just a bit during the dog days of summer.