Want to expand your gardening knowledge, meet new people, and help your community – all while having fun? Then the EMG program is just for you. Applications are currently being accepted. To learn more about the program, join our Zoom orientation on June 8 at 1 p.m. Contact the office to register for the session. Complete information is listed on our website.

White Grubs damage lawns by feeding on the root system. Once the damage is done, lawns quickly die. The best way to control is to prevent the feeding. June is an excellent time to apply a targeted insecticide to reduce grubs.

Yuck! That is what everyone says about bagworms. These pests quickly devour our prized evergreens. Control is needed just after the eggs hatch. June is the ideal time to rid your plants of bagworms before they eat you out of house and landscape.

It is easy to often forget the Why of a project. We know what we are doing but without being intentional, we can lose our purpose of the project. Learning to be intentional at a young age can set your kids up for success.

Tis the season for exploring farmers’ markets, harvesting ample bounty from backyard vegetable gardens, and relishing all things fresh, delicious and healthy. Make sure your produce picks stay fresh with these helpful tips. Shop Safely at the Farmers Market.

It is never fun but always on your mind, your budget! But where oh where can you cut costs? Maybe it is time to really evaluate where your money is going every day. Learn some tips and tricks to help spruce up your budget and get your financial goals back on track!

Pies shouldn’t just be served at Thanksgiving. Summer is the perfect time to enjoy refreshing, creamy and custardy creations that deserve a spot on any picnic table. Learn how to make these delectable summer treats at our “Summer Pies” virtual class.

Our Wonderful new class of EMNs graduated from training on April 19, learning about the bats and the bees! We are so excited to welcome these 33 new volunteers after their two-month-long training courses! If you would like to learn more about the EMN's, click the title!

The Johnson County Extension Office is open. For the safety of our staff, volunteers and public please set up an appointment so we can take additional precautions for you and our staff. Face-to-face programming will continue to follow Johnson County, State of Kansas and CDC guidelines for events.

2- Effective Irrigation

3- Beggingers Quilting Workshop Series

16- Native Plants to Support Native Bees

17- Summer Pies

17- July 20- Powerful Tools for CareGivers

22- Quilting Workshop- Colored Pencil on Fabric

25- Wonders of Discovery

Keep checking our website as more virtual classes go live at johnson.k-state.edu or call 913-715-7000. Thank you all for your patience and understanding.