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Programs - Agriculture and Natural Resources
Listed below are programs offered through the
Lewis County Extension. For more detailed information
about the program contact the person listed with the program or the
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Agriculture
Contact: Jason Morris
Beef Producer Programs
Our office provides a variety of educational programs beneficial to area cattle producers. Through programs on forages, herd health farm finances and Beef Qualtiy Assurance (BQA) certification, producers receive the latest information on cattle production.
Beaking News and Alerts
The Extension Office can provide you with up-to-date information on West Nile Virus, Eastern Equine Encephalitis, Japanese Beetles, Fire Ants and more.
Farm Finance/Management Programs
The Extension Agent and Area Farm Management Specialist offers producers information on alternative agricultural enterprises, farm budgeting, and U.T. Extension software. Click"HERE" to check out the Farm Financial Management website.
Plant Disease, Weed, and Pest Identification
We can identify and show you how to prevent and treat any plant disease, weed, or pest. U.T. Extension''s Distance Diagnostic technology links our office to specialists in Nashville and Knoxville.
Private Applicator Training
We provide certification and recertification for Private Pesticide Applicators-allowing them to purchase and use restricted use chemicals.
Publications
The U.T. Extension Service offers free publications on everything from ant control to wildlife food plots. Stop by and see us or visit the Extension website by clicking "Publications."
Soil and Forage Testing
Our office can test your soil to determine nutrient requirements for $6.00 (for 10 acres or less). We also can test forages and grains for acid detergent fiber, crude protein and moisture content. The cost is $10.00 per sample.
The Highland Rim Garden Club
The garden club is open to all gardeners in Lewis and surrounding counties. We cover all interests including: landscaping, fruits, house plants, flowers, herbs, vegetables, shrubs, trees and wildflowers. Our activities include monthly meetings, field trips, clinics, plant swaps and community service projects. No green thumb is required to join
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