Success StoryFleming County Fencing School
Fleming County Fencing School
Author: April Wilhoit
Planning Unit: Fleming County CES
Major Program: Farm Management
Plan of Work: Increasing Community Preparedness Through Increased Knowledge and Planning
Outcome: Initial Outcome
September 11, 2018 the Fleming County Extension Service Agriculture & Natural Resources hosted a Fencing School. The fencing school was a collaboration of the Ag Agent as well as a couple of fencing companies. Twenty-four people attended the Fencing School which covered topics such as: fencing 101 (fencing basics), hands on fence building demonstrations, fencing laws, NRCS programs and requirements, and Farm Service Agency programs.
100% of the attendees that were evaluated believed that the Fencing School was worth their time. One attendee said that they "really enjoyed the hands on learning".
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