News & Events
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Local Programs, News, and Events:
- Cartersville Farmer's Market: Saturdays (8am - noon), May through September
- Upcoming Extension Programs Around Georgia
- ServSafe Certification Classes
- Lawn & Garden News Stories
- Growing & Mowing in Bartow County
Diagnostic Services
- Soil Testing
- Water Testing
- Forage Testing
- Weed Identification
- Insect Identification
- Nematode Assays
- Plant Diseases
- Radon Testing
- Turfgrass Disorders
- Tree Disorders
- Wildlife Identification
- Plant Identification
For more information on Bartow County agriculture programs and testing services, visit the Agriculture & Natural Resources page.
Upcoming Events
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May 31 Family Garden Party This summer, we will our second annual Family Garden Party. This will be a FREE event for families to come out and spend some time with us in the garden. We will have activities and games for kids, giveaways along with some of our favorite community collaborators. Join us Saturday, May 31, 2024 from 10am-12pm.
- Dallas, GA - (14.0 Miles)
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Jun 2 - Jun 7 Cherokee County 4-H Cloverleaf Camp Cloverleaf Camp for 4th-6th grade students at Wahsega 4-H Center.
- Canton, GA - (19.0 Miles)
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Jun 4 Budgeting 101 This FREE class is offered as guidance to learn how to build your budget and increase your financial capability. Learn Strategies to keep your expenses within your means and build your savings. Pre-registration is required for this class and ends the day before scheduled day.
- Ellijay, GA - (40.0 Miles)
Extension News
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Issmat Kassem University of Georgia Center for Food Safety researcher Issmat Kassem has dedicated nearly two decades to studying antimicrobial resistance.
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Composting 101 In this episode of Cultivating Curiosity, we dive into the benefits of composting and the science behind the Earth-friendly practice.
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Scott Jackson Jackson's research at the University of Georgia focuses on accelerating crop improvement to benefit farmers, communities and a rapidly expanding global population.
