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What We Do
Agriculture and Natural Resource Extension (ANR) Educators serve as research based, unbiased information source for county and state constituents on a variety of topics including: crops, ag business, livestock, natural resource, horticulture, small farms, urban ag, pesticide use, and land conservation. In partnership with Purdue University subject matter experts, ANR Extension Educators can provide relevant and proven best management practices to address many client's situational needs.
Contact Us
Purdue Extension Wabash County
Geoff Schortgen-ANR Educator
gschortg@purdue.edu
1 West Hill Street
Wabash, IN 46992
260-563-0661(Ext. 1408)
It's time to register for 2024's Extension Hot Topics Series!
Purdue Extension Hot Topics is a monthly webinar series that hits on a timely subject with an expert. These are free, live and virtual discussions on the latest research and best practices. The sessions are interactive so bring your questions and love for lifelong learning!
Register once to be signed up for each monthly program. If you can make it on, great! If you can’t make a month, no problem. (If you've already registered, no need to do it again.)
Register HERE: https://bit.ly/HotTopics2024
Can't make it on live? That's okay. We record every session and post here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx1L2c89r3d3P7LspotyPzg
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This is a great way for our county community members to get a better look at the networking that Purdue Extension does around the state to help provide researched backed resources to our communities. Also, if you are an Purdue Extension Master Gardener this is an easy way to get 1 education hour a month.
Join us August 21st to talk about Drones and UAVs with Mark Carter, ANR Extension Educator, Blackford County.
Please contact Geoff Schortgen with any Questions
Email: gschortg@purdue.edu
Grass To Garden Virtual Workshop
Grass to Garden Virtual Workshop
From improving access to fruits and vegetables to educating people on how food is grown, community gardens offer many benefits to the place you call home. Now, Purdue Extension can help you get one started in your own neighborhood with its Grass...
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