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Lincoln County Extension Overview

The Lincoln County Extension is part of the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences and the College of Family and Consumer Sciences. We are also an educational division of the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners and the Lincoln County School Board.

Vision Statement

Our vision is to provide empowering, impactful programming containing unbiased, research-based information to Lincoln County residents in the areas of Agriculture and Natural Resources, 4-H Youth Development, and Family and Consumer Sciences.

Mission Statement

The mission of the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service since 1914 is to extend lifelong learning to Georgia citizens through unbiased, research-based education in agriculture, the environment, communities, youth and families.

Areas of Emphasis

Lincoln County Extension has an esteemed reputation in our region and a history of collaboration.
Working with local, state, and federal agencies allows our extension service to provide the most up-to-date, scientifically sound information to our residents. Lincoln County Extension is consistently looking for ways to build our reputation and collaborate in ways that are measurable and impactful in our county and beyond.

Lincoln County Extension is focused on and driven by the needs of our community.
Our staff are engaged and active in Lincoln County organizations and are invested in the success of our programming. Lincoln County Extension develops programs, seminars, and events based on needs assessment research done in our county and driven by our residents. We welcome all ideas and opportunities to grow and expand our program offerings in ways that support the prosperity of the county.

Lincoln County Extension operates with integrity and persistence in our pursuit of excellence.
We are transparent, communicative, and honest about our programs, efforts, and local impact. Lincoln County Extension actively follows Equal Opportunity/Civil Rights guidelines as set by UGA and the federal government and makes programs accessible to all residents. We are persistent in seeking ways to serve our community and provide appropriate opportunities and resources to our residents.

We do this by…

  • Providing technical support to agriculture producers and consumers.
  • Taking the lead to help Lincoln County citizens become healthier, more productive, financially independent and environmentally responsible.
  • Educating Lincoln County citizens with timely, accurate, comprehensive information.
  • Collaborating with local organizations to address issues facing communities, families and youth.
  • Earning a reputation for integrity and respecting all people.
  • Ensuring the Civil Rights/Equal Opportunity plan of UGA extension is followed and that volunteers and clientele understand Cooperative Extension offers educational programs, assistance, and materials to all people without regard to race, ethnicity, national origin, color, gender, sexual orientation, religion, age, disability, or veteran status.

From Our Blog

Practical Equine Skills Training for Law Enforcement Officers Posted by rlstew2 on Mar 19, 2026
Here is my paragraph block. Visit the Equine Resource Page for more information about available horse-related resources. Alternatively, Email Robyn Stewart for more information.
Plant Dormancy Part 2: Evergreens and Ornamentals Posted by rlstew2 on Dec 1, 2025
Last week, we talked briefly about types of plant dormancy and why it happens, specifically focusing on deciduous plants which lose their leaves each season. Evergreen plants like holly, wax myrtle, pines, and camellias have interesting adaptions that allow them to keep their leaves year-round.             Evergreen species rely on several external traits to help […]
Part 1: The Science of Plant Dormancy Posted by rlstew2 on Dec 1, 2025
A few months ago, our Lincoln County Extension office set a goal to improve our social media presence. We assigned specific posting days for our content areas (Agriculture & Natural Resources and 4-H), with an emphasis on educational content rather than just promoting events. After last week’s cold snap, I shared a post on Facebook […]
Why Agriculture Isn’t Just for Farmers Posted by rlstew2 on Nov 4, 2025
Sometimes, people wonder how our lives lead us to where we are—and I think I’m a good example of that. Many of you might not know that, despite being the Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent for Lincoln County, I didn’t actually grow up involved in agriculture. I spent my childhood in the suburbs of New […]
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  • Apr 15 Thinking About Raising Chickens Learn the basics of raising healthy backyard chickens! Whether you are new to poultry or looking to improve your flock management, hands-on educational program will provide practical knowledge from poultry and agriculture professionals.
    • Monticello, GA - (82.0 Miles)
  • Apr 15 Principles of Ecology and Agriscience in Augusta Principles of Ecology and Agriscience is part of the Spring 2026 Coursework offered in the Via Cognitive Health Lifelong Learning Series. The class meets at Via Cognitive Health School of Brain Health, 105 Lutheran Drive, Augusta, GA 30907 from 10:45am-11:45am on Wednesdays, April 15-May 13, 2026. The fee is $50. Five sessions offered include these topics: Nuisance Wildlife of the CSRA presented by Carsen Dean, Oconee County ANR Agent; Prescribed Burns and the Environmental Benefits presented by Rick Lane, Fire Management Officer with Georgia Forestry Commission; Landscape Architecture - The Art of Agricultural Engineering presented by Campbell Vaughn, Richmond County ANR Agent; Reptiles and Amphibians of the Savannah River presented by Holly Devault, Environmental Educator and Outreach Specialist at the UGA Savannah River Ecology Lab; and A Region of Restoration - The Impact of Helene and the Future of Augusta's Environment presented by Campbell Vaughn, Richmond County ANR Agent.
    • Augusta, GA - (25.0 Miles)
  • Apr 22 Principles of Ecology and Agriscience in Augusta Principles of Ecology and Agriscience is part of the Spring 2026 Coursework offered in the Via Cognitive Health Lifelong Learning Series. The class meets at Via Cognitive Health School of Brain Health, 105 Lutheran Drive, Augusta, GA 30907 from 10:45am-11:45am on Wednesdays, April 15-May 13, 2026. The fee is $50. Five sessions offered include these topics: Nuisance Wildlife of the CSRA presented by Carsen Dean, Oconee County ANR Agent; Prescribed Burns and the Environmental Benefits presented by Rick Lane, Fire Management Officer with Georgia Forestry Commission; Landscape Architecture - The Art of Agricultural Engineering presented by Campbell Vaughn, Richmond County ANR Agent; Reptiles and Amphibians of the Savannah River presented by Holly Devault, Environmental Educator and Outreach Specialist at the UGA Savannah River Ecology Lab; and A Region of Restoration - The Impact of Helene and the Future of Augusta's Environment presented by Campbell Vaughn, Richmond County ANR Agent.
    • Augusta, GA - (25.0 Miles)
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