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Boone County Extension Office Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment

Higher Ed: Academic Departments/Divisions | School Departments

6028 Camp Ernst Road, Burlington, KY 41005

Recent News About Boone County Extension Office Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment

Family & Consumer Science hosts Alzheimer’s information workshop with guest speakers

This month, the Family & Consumer Science program is offering a workshop focused on Alzheimer’s disease.

Boone County Extension announces date for annual 4-H open house

The Boone County Extension Office will host the 2026 4-H Open House on September 21, 2025.

Boone County Extension highlights pest discovery and fall gardening resources

A year has passed since the spotted lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) was first identified in Boone County.

Boone County Extension Office releases schedule of events for August to December 2025

A bi-annual schedule listing upcoming programs and events from August to December 2025 has been released.

Boone County Extension announces opening date for 2026 4-H enrollment

The Boone County Extension Office has announced that enrollment for the 2026 4-H program will open on September 1, 2025.

Boone County CAIP paperwork deadline set for August 29

Boone County agricultural producers have until August 29 to submit their County Agricultural Investment Program (CAIP) producer reports and related paperwork.

Boone County welcomes new family and consumer sciences extension assistant

Another Boone County Fair has concluded as summer continues.

Boone County 4-H shares updates in July edition of Clover Corner

The Boone County 4-H program is inviting the community to stay informed about its latest activities and events.

Horticulture newsletter offers tips on container gardening and more

Container gardening is a practical solution for those with limited space or challenging soil conditions.

June edition of Clover Corner highlights county fair and club news

Clover Corner, the June 2025 edition, provides various updates and information for its readers.

Family & Consumer Science News announces June 2025 highlights

It hardly seems possible that June is upon us.

Horticulture Newsletter highlights geranium care and upcoming open house event

If you are seeking a versatile flower that requires minimal care and offers large blooms, the geranium may be the plant for your home this spring.

Latest Clover Corner edition announces upcoming projects and club news

Clover Corner has released its May 2025 edition, providing various updates and activities.

Popularity of vapes grows in Kentucky, reaching national highs

Vaporizers, commonly referred to as vapes or electronic cigarettes, have gained popularity in recent years.

Inaugural educational programs launched at new Florence location

The Florence location has hosted its inaugural educational programs, according to recent reports.

Family & Consumer Sciences newsletter ends as agent departs

It is with mixed emotions that the Boone County Extension Agent for Family and Consumer Sciences has announced the conclusion of their Family & Consumer Sciences newsletter.

University of Kentucky releases field guide on invasive plants

The University of Kentucky Department of Forestry and Natural Resources has introduced a new Field Guide to Kentucky's Invasive Plants.

Boone County Extension highlights successful programs in 2024 annual report

The Boone County Extension Office has released its annual report for the year 2024, highlighting a range of successful programs that have provided valuable resources and programming to residents in Boone County, Kentucky.

Tips for preparing taxes this season

This is the time of year when many begin to think about filing income taxes.

Cold snap poses risks for livestock; UK experts offer guidance

University of Kentucky agricultural meteorologist Matt Dixon has highlighted the dangers posed by the recent cold snap experienced in early January.

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