Daviess County CES Program Indicators and Success StoriesJul 1, 2021 - Jun 30, 2022





1032 - Master Gardener
1032.9) 10

Number of master gardener volunteers who believe they developed skills they can use in other areas of their lives

1032.2) 10

Number of people with less than 1 year as Master Gardener

1032.6) 643

Number of indirect contacts made by Master Gardeners

1032.7) 0

Number of Master Gardeners who completed a University of Kentucky Leadership Training Course

1032.5) 357

Number of direct contacts made by Master Gardeners

1032.4) 393

Number of continuing education hours completed  by Master Gardeners

1032.3) 3393

Number of Master Gardener hours completed in county

1032.1) 50

Number of certified Master Gardeners and active volunteers

1032.8) 41

Number of Master Gardener volunteers who believe the Master Gardener program greatly improves the Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service’s connection to the local community



Success Stories

Extension Master Gardeners Play Vital Role in Reaching Others with Science-Based Gardening Information

Author: Annette Heisdorffer

Major Program: Master Gardener

Extension Master Gardener volunteers play a vital role in the outreach of the Cooperative Extension Service into the community. They seek opportunities to fulfill their goal of helping others through sharing science-based gardening knowledge gained through this extension program taught by the horticulture agent in Daviess County.   A total of 50 Extension Master Gardeners reported that they volunteered 3,393 hours toward educational projects involving horticulture in the community this

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Extension Master Gardeners Take Leadership Role in Teaching Others about Butterflies

Author: Annette Heisdorffer

Major Program: Master Gardener

     The Extension Master Gardener program promotes leadership, personal growth, and outreach.  Through the program, two Extension Master Gardeners, trained in Daviess County by the horticulture agent, shared their love of butterflies and photography with each other.  As they took thousands of photos and identified over 60 species of butterflies in Kentucky, they created a PowerPoint presentation and through their leadership, began to teach others.  Over the past fo

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