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The Glascock County Cooperative Extension Office extends lifelong learning to Georgia citizens through unbiased, research-based education.

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Upcoming Events

  • Mar 4 Homesteading Skills: Tomatoes Join Pike County Extension in 2026 for the Lunch and Learn series that will dive into homesteading skills. These monthly sessions are covered by experts and hosted on the first Wednesday of each month at 12pm (with the exception of holidays). Simply email Brooklyne.Wassel@uga.edu or Pike.Extension@uga.edu to receive the Zoom Link. You can also catch the recordings on our YouTube Channel!
    • Virtual Event
  • Mar 5 Honeybee Removal Training Honeybee Removal Training
    • Bogart, GA - (73.0 Miles)
  • Mar 5 In the Garden: Butterflies of Georgia Curious as to what butterfly you saw in your backyard? Learn how to identify Georgia’s butterflies, understand their seasonal patterns and habitats, and discover simple ways to support their life cycles through thoughtful gardening and conservation practices. Lisa Klein with UGA Extension Gwinnett will cover basic ID, months with peak population, host plants, nectar sources, migratory behavior, and how to create spaces that attract and sustain both adults and caterpillars. This program qualifies for master gardener continuing education credit.
    • Virtual Event
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