UGA Cooperative Extension is a collaboration between UGA CAES and UGA FACS.

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Mitchell County, Georgia
Where Agriculture and Industry Meet

The mission of Mitchell County Extension is to extend lifelong learning to Georgia citizens through unbiased, research-based education in agriculture, the environment, communities, youth and families.

UGA Extension helps Georgians become healthier, more productive, financially independent and environmentally responsible. Extension agents stay in touch with issues relevant to people in their local communities through their county Extension offices.


In the Mitchell County Extension office, we are fortunate to have three agents and offer programming in:
Some of our services include:
  • Soil and Water Testing
  • Pesticide Licensing
  • Research-Based Crop Production Updates and Meetings
  • 4-H Programs and Summer Camps
  • Health and Food Safety Programs

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Upcoming Events

Feb 19 Rite Bite: Diabetes Cooking School Thomasville, GA - (30.0 miles) Join the Thomas County FACS Agent for help learning the skills to eat healthy to manage your diabetes or to cook and plan meals for someone you know who has diabetes! At each of the 4 sessions, we will cover a topic and cook a diabetic-friendly dish.
Feb 24 ServSafe Food Handler Course and Exam Albany, GA - (26.0 miles) Grow your skills and confidence in the kitchen! Receive your ServSafe Food Handler Certificate after successfully taking this class and passing the exam. Perfect for restaurant employees and anyone interested in their own Cottage Foods Business.
Feb 26 Rite Bite: Diabetes Cooking School Thomasville, GA - (30.0 miles) Join the Thomas County FACS Agent for help learning the skills to eat healthy to manage your diabetes or to cook and plan meals for someone you know who has diabetes! At each of the 4 sessions, we will cover a topic and cook a diabetic-friendly dish.

UGA Extension News

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