Watch as Extension’s gardening guru, Jeana Myers, shares tips that will help you jumpstart your container garden in no time.
Happy gardening!
Clay County Food Pantry
Beginning in April, Teresa Goley, FCS Agent for Clay County will be hosting a series of programs at the Clay County Food Pantry. After visiting the Food Pantry, it was felt that NC Extension, Clay County Center, could also contribute to the cause. Programs are being planned for each month. Information such as nutritional content, recipes, and food safety are just a few of the initial ideas for theFood Pantry.Click hereto read more»
Ag Students Learning About the Importance of Water and Soil
Many of you have heard about the Master Gardener Volunteer Association here in the county. One of their activities is to help in the process of designing a “garden” in the county. One garden that they had helped design and they maintain is the Pocket Park on the square. The Seventh Grade Agriculture class has been doing various experiments through the 4-H Junior Master Gardener curriculum to learn what is needed to grow plants. Thank you to Mr. Roberts, Hayesville Middle School Ag teacher, for allowing 4-H to be part of 7th grade Ag this year. Read More»
Soil Testing
Stop by the N.C. Cooperative Extension Office Clay County Center and pick up soil sample boxes to get your soil checked for FREE!! Shipping and testing is free from April 1st until the end of November. Learn More »
Clay County 4-H Fly Fishing Club
The Fly Fishing Club will not meet during Spring Break, Thursday, April 11th but will meet each Thursday from 3:30 - 5:30p.m. in the Community Room at the Community Services Building. For more information contact Julie Lyvers at 828-389-6305.
If you placed an order during our plant sale you can pick up your plants Wednesday, April 3rd 12:00p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
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