Author: Sharon Flynt
Planning Unit: Scott County CES
Major Program: Horticulture, Consumer and Home
Plan of Work: Natural Resources Education, Adaptation, & Sustainability
Outcome: Initial Outcome
The problem The University of Kentucky Extension recently hosted a Horticulture Webinar Wednesday, marking the fifth season of the webinar series. Initiated as an outreach method during the pandemic, the webinars offer valuable insights and information on various horticulture topics. Expert speakers cover plant care, gardening techniques, and industry trends, providing a platform for attendees to interact, ask questions, and glean practical tips to enhance their horticultural practices. Suitable for beginners and experienced gardeners alike, the webinars serve as a resource to expand knowledge and keep up with the latest in horticulture. The programs are recorded and accessible online at the Kentucky Horticulture News website. With an increasing number of participants, the webinars continue to attract an average of 180 attendees per session. Testimonials from participants reflect appreciation for the opportunity to engage in public learning and benefit from the wealth of knowledge offered.
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