Statistical Contact Report for FY2021Jul 1, 2020 - Jun 30, 2021

1002351.56

Total Hours

Contributed.

5764097

Contacts

with Local Stakeholders.

28375.6

Hours

of Multistate Efforts.

325772

Total Number

of Volunteers Engaged.

Stories

Covid-19 Safe Programming Effort Yields More Knowledgeable, Healthier and Financially Stable Families

Due to the Covd-19 related restrictions, Extension agents had to be creative in designing programs for the spring of 2021. It is no secret that the pandemic increased interest in home gardening and the demand for horticulture related resources. In order to meet this demand, while still ensuring the safety of her participants, Nikki Rhein, Marshall Countys Agent for Agriculture and Natural Resources, decided to reduce the potential person-to-person exposure of traditional programming by offering ...

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Covid-19 Safe Programming Effort Yields More Knowledgeable, Healthier and Financially Stable Families

Major Programs

Program Emphasis

Name

Percent

People

Jessica
Jessica, a Boyd County, Kentucky native, earned her Bachelor of Fine Art in Ceramics from East Tennessee State University in Johnson City. After graduating, Jessica used her eye for design in curating... More

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