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• Aug 20 Mane Event The Mane Event | Lincoln & Wilkes County UGA Extension Equine Open House Connect with local horse owners, trusted equine professionals, and UGA Cooperative Extension for an evening of interactive learning and networking! What to Expect ?? Live horse demonstrations ?? Interactive educational stations ?? Seasonal horse management tips ?? Explore UGA Extension resources

  • location_on Lincolnton, GA - (36.0 Miles)
• Sep 1 Setting Up Land for Livestock Thinking about bringing livestock to your property? Whether you're planning for horses, cattle, goats, or sheep, setting up your land correctly from the beginning can save time, money, and headaches down the road. This two-part workshop will walk you through the essentials of developing a functional, safe livestock property. Session 1: From Woods to Pasture Topics include land clearing considerations, soil testing and pasture establishment, selecting forage species, pasture layout, fencing options, gates, and planning for efficient grazing management. Session 2: Building a Functional Facility This session covers shelter options, handling facilities, water systems, feeders, manure management, equipment storage, biosecurity, and planning for future expansion.

  • location_on Lincolnton, GA - (36.0 Miles)
• Sep 3 Setting Up Land for Livestock Thinking about bringing livestock to your property? Whether you're planning for horses, cattle, goats, or sheep, setting up your land correctly from the beginning can save time, money, and headaches down the road. This two-part workshop will walk you through the essentials of developing a functional, safe livestock property. Session 1: From Woods to Pasture Topics include land clearing considerations, soil testing and pasture establishment, selecting forage species, pasture layout, fencing options, gates, and planning for efficient grazing management. Session 2: Building a Functional Facility This session covers shelter options, handling facilities, water systems, feeders, manure management, equipment storage, biosecurity, and planning for future expansion.

  • location_on Lincolnton, GA - (36.0 Miles)
• Sep 5 Richmond County 4-H Gardening Club Garden Club is open to 3rd-12th grade students who are interested in making a garden come to life. Garden Club promotes LEADERSHIP, RESPONSIBILITY, & AN ABILITY TO GROW YOUR OWN FOOD. Garden Club is community focused to connect students through the joy of growing plants, share gardening knowledge, and create beautiful, green spaces in our local community. Garden Club is education focused to promote the science of art of horticulture, floral design, and sustainable gardening through participation. Garden Club is conservation focused to cultivate a sustainable community by protecting native species, supporting local pollinators, and practicing earth friendly gardening. The club is led by Augusta Area Master Gardener, Ms. Joy Brown during meetings the first Saturday morning in each month at 8-9:30am in April through October and 10-11:30am in November through March. The annual registration is $5.00 per participant, once per school year. Contact Pam Crawford at pamela.crawford@uga.edu for more information.

  • location_on Augusta, GA - (6.0 Miles)
• Sep 8 Richmond County 4-H Community Club Richmond County Cloverleaf Community 4-H Club is open to 4th and 5th grade students who do not have 4-H in their schools but are interested in meeting new people, engaging activities, public speaking, science, leadership experiences, and community service opportunities. This club will offer the same activities and curriculum that are provided during the 4-H in-school club meetings. Cloverleaf Community Club will meet the 2nd Tuesday of each month from 6-7pm at the Richmond County 4-H Clubhouse, Room 401 in the former Willis Foreman Elementary School, 2413 Willis Foreman Road, Hephzibah, GA 30815. There is no registration fee for Community Club. Contact 4-H Agent, Donita Legoas at Donita.Legoas@uga.edu for more information about this club.

  • location_on Hephzibah, GA - (13.0 Miles)
• Sep 10 Building Better Garden Soil with Cover Crops Healthy gardens start with healthy soil! Learn how cover crops, or plants grown specifically to improve the soil, can help reduce weeds, prevent erosion, add organic matter, and improve soil health. Whether you're maintaining a backyard vegetable garden or preparing for next season, this program will introduce practical, easy-to-use cover crop options and explain when and how to use them.

  • location_on Lincolnton, GA - (36.0 Miles)