Adams County Resources
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Adams County Purdue Extension Office
adamsces@purdue.edu
313 W Jefferson St, Suite 213
Decatur, IN 46733
(260) 724-5322
Adams County Featured Stories
Thanks to the Adams County Crops Committee, Various Seed Companies and Cooperators who participated in the 2021 Soybean Test Plots. Results have been recorded and we are excited to present them at this time.
This is where you will find all the manuals for the Mini 4-H Projects. Click on each project name to download the manual.
Thanks to the Adams County Crops Committee, Various Seed Companies and Cooperators who participated in the 2021 Wheat Trials. Results have been recorded and we are excited to present them at this time.
The Adams County 4-H Fair features numerous open events for all ages as well as the large variety of 4-H events and shows. Animals, livestock, foods, clothing, crafts, tractors, horticulture,
The 4-H Auction is the culmination of a year of hard work and dedication for more than 250 4-H animal exhibitors in Adams County. Through these projects, 4-Hers learn a number of valuable life skills and lessons. This is the final step for their...
The link below will show you the entire Rule Book. To find specific project rules, you can use this Rule Book, or you can look up a specific project easily by hovering over "Youth" at the top of this screen (in the menu bar, far right),...
Upcoming Adams County and State Extension Events
Featured Story
Featured Story
Supply chain disruptions and material shortages are fueling speculation about a herbicide shortage for the 2022 agriculture growing season. Bill Johnson, Purdue professor of weed science and Purdue Extension weed specialist, is encouraging...
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