Offers gardening information, diagnosis of plant and insect problems, and information on soil testing. Clients may bring plant and soil samples for problem identification. Offers gardening workshops for beginner and advanced gardeners, covering subjects related to landscaping and design, lawn care and management, container gardening, etc.

The Ohio cooperative Extension Service, an educational outreach arm of the Ohio State University-OCES, conducts research-based and interests in agriculture and natural resources, community development, family strengths, nutrition, diet and health, and 4-H youth development and leadership. Service: 1. Educational information in agriculture, resource management, family life, nutrition and youth education. 2. Insect and pest identification 3. 4-H clubs and programs for youth 4. Programs and newsletters on various subject matters 5. Speakers for organizations, schools, etc. 6. Food and nutritional education program for limited income families - groups and individual teaching

Provides a variety of recreational and physical fitness activities, including fitness groups, recreational activities, public lectures and discussions, computer classes, field trips, and a computer lab.

Provides a variety of non-credit classes that teach new skills or enhance skills already known, generally for personal interest only. Typical offerings might include gardening, physical fitness, cooking, arts and crafts, tai chi, yoga, photography, and instruction in sports.

Trains participants to work in gardening education. Provides classroom instruction in basic botany, pest control, propagation, plant pathology, etc.

Provides a variety of recreational and educational programs for youth, adults and families. Topics may include, but are not limited to: arts and crafts, arts appreciation, music performances, gardening instruction, public lectures and discussions, summer reading clubs, and film presentations. Programs vary with season and location.

Advocates answer gardening questions throughout the growing season April - October. Volunteers provide educational material and programs on various gardening topics.

Provides gardening information including diagnosis of plant and insect problems by phone or online. Offers gardening workshops for beginner and advanced gardeners, and a speaker's bureau for community groups and organizations.

Provides a variety of seminars and workshops that focus on aspects of gardening and horticulture. Also offers various special events throughout the year that are open to the public.

Provides a variety of personal enrichment classes and recreational activities. Classes and activities offered may include, but are not limited to, computer training, financial management, gardening, starting a small business, arts and crafts, cooking, foreign language, and music instruction.

Provides a variety of recreational and educational programs for youth, adults and families. Topics may include, but are not limited to: arts and crafts, arts appreciation, music performances, gardening instruction, public lectures and discussions, summer reading clubs, and film presentations. Programs vary with season and location.

Provides information, technical assistance and support for individuals who want to grow their own produce in a home garden setting.

Function and Purpose: The Ohio cooperative Extension Service, an educational outreach arm of the Ohio State University-OCES, conducts research-based and interests in agriculture & natural resources, community development, family strengths, nutrition, diet and health and 4-H youth development and leadership. Service: 1. Educational information in agriculture, resource management, family life, nutrition and youth education. 2. Insect and pest identification 3. 4-H clubs and programs for youth 4. Programs and newsletters on various subject matters 5. Speakers for organizations, schools, etc. 6. Food and nutritional eduction program for limited income families - groups and individual teaching

Sponsors a wide variety of programs for children, teens and adults.

The training program provides a balanced, integrated practical course in plant science. Core topics that are to be part of the training in every county are oriented to Extension and the Master Gardener Program: Basic Botany; Plant Physiology; Soils and Soil Fertility; Basic Entomology; Basic Plant Pathology; Plant Disease Diagnosis; Pesticide Use and Safety; Plant Identification; Home Lawn Care; Annuals; Perennials; Trees and Shrubs; Home Vegetable Production; Home Fruit Production; Backyard Wildlife Management; Herbs; Special topics, based on local needs, may be part of the curriculum.

Provides a variety of seminars and workshops that focus on aspects of gardening and horticulture. Also offers various special events throughout the year that are open to the public.

The training program provides a balanced, integrated practical course in plant science. Core topics that are to be part of the training in every county are oriented to Extension and the Master Gardener Program: Basic Botany; Plant Physiology; Soils and Soil Fertility; Basic Entomology; Basic Plant Pathology; Plant Disease Diagnosis; Pesticide Use and Safety; Plant Identification; Home Lawn Care; Annuals; Perennials; Trees and Shrubs; Home Vegetable Production; Home Fruit Production; Backyard Wildlife Management; Herbs; Special topics, based on local needs, may be part of the curriculum.

The training program provides a balanced, integrated practical course in plant science. Core topics that are to be part of the training in every county are oriented to Extension and the Master Gardener Program: Basic Botany; Plant Physiology; Soils and Soil Fertility; Basic Entomology; Basic Plant Pathology; Plant Disease Diagnosis; Pesticide Use and Safety; Plant Identification; Home Lawn Care; Annuals; Perennials; Trees and Shrubs; Home Vegetable Production; Home Fruit Production; Backyard Wildlife Management; Herbs; Special topics, based on local needs, may be part of the curriculum.

Trains participants to work in gardening education. Provides classroom instruction in basic botany, pest control, propagation, and plant pathology.

This conservation training program provides a balanced, integrated practical course in plant science. Core topics that are to be part of the training in every county are oriented to Extension and the Master Gardener Program: Basic Botany; Plant Physiology; Soils and Soil Fertility; Basic Entomology; Basic Plant Pathology; Plant Disease Diagnosis; Pesticide Use and Safety; Plant Identification; Home Lawn Care; Annuals; Perennials; Trees and Shrubs; Home Vegetable Production; Home Fruit Production; Backyard Wildlife Management; Herbs; Special topics, based on local needs, may be part of the curriculum.

Offers gardening information, diagnosis of plant and insect problems, and information on soil testing. Clients may bring plant and soil samples for problem identification. Offers gardening workshops for beginner and advanced gardeners, covering subjects related to landscaping and design, lawn care and management, container gardening, etc.

Provides a variety of recreational and educational programs for youth, adults and families. Topics may include, but are not limited to: arts and crafts, arts appreciation, music performances, gardening instruction, public lectures and discussions, summer reading clubs, and film presentations. Programs vary with season and location.

Offers special interest classes for those who do NOT have vocational training as a goal. Classes include: personal finance, Do-it-yourself classes, gardening and landscaping, first aid/CPR and hobbies and interests.