Phone
435-752-6263
Hours
Monday - Friday
8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
The Cache County Fair is just around the corner and we need help from volunteers!
We are specifically looking for volunteers to help with building watch to keep an eye on the indoor exhibits. We will be having a building watch volunteer training on July 26th to give you more details.
If you have any questions, reach out to our 4-H coordinator Elise Jenson!
Sign up today to volunteer!
September 9, 16, 23, 30
6:00-7:30 p.m.
Cache County Extension Office
$10/person
Are you pregnant or thinking about becoming pregnant? Then this class is for you! You could be a first-time mom or a mom with kids. This class will teach what you can do to have a healthy pregnancy and learn parenting tips for after the baby is born. Dinner will be provided at each class.
Topics covered in the classes include:
October 3, 10, 17, 24
5:30-7:30 p.m.
Cache County Extension Office
$12, includes a support person to join you
Come learn how to manage your diabetes symptoms and discover new cooking techniques to create tasty, diabetes-friendly meals! Each individual with diabetes who is registering for the class is encouraged to bring a support person with them. If you bring a support person, they do not need to register or pay.
Participants will also receive a meal during class, a diabetes cookbook, and a chance to win door prizes!
USU Extension offers expertise and pertinent information specific to the needs of our county
The Aggie Drone Academy, a Utah State University Extension program, sponsored an Unmanned Aircraft Systems class for livestock producers. UAS, commonly known as “drones” are gaining popularity among the many different avenues of agriculture.
Other western states also received record snow levels. It was a rough time for cattle producers finding newborn calves in the snow and snowstorms. If you have fall grains planted, you will and should be worried about snow mold.
As spring arrives after the next six weeks (since Phil saw his shadow), hopefully, we see a slow spring warming and all that snow does not melt at once so the streams can hold all that snowmelt.
Although there is a lot of truth to the above statement, anyone who has made a living in agriculture on a farm or ranch would probably agree that the list of certainties could easily be expanded to include weeds. Since the time of the earliest U.S. settle...
Learn more about how to rent a raised garden bed for the gardening season at Bridger Park.
Applications for garden box opens March 1, 2024.
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Find information through website, webinars, and factsheets on how to be effective and efficient with your water use this year. These resources cover a wide variety of topics on being conservative with water use, such as lawn watering, drip irrigation, drought tolerant gardens, and more!
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Are you pregnant or thinking about becoming pregnant? Then this class is for you! You could be a first-time mom or a mom with kids. This class will teach what you can do to have a healthy pregnancy and learn parenting tips for after the baby is born. Dinner will be provided at each class.
Topics covered in the classes include:
Come learn how to manage your diabetes symptoms and discover new cooking techniques to create tasty, diabetes-friendly meals! Each individual with diabetes who is registering for the class is encouraged to bring a support person with them. If you bring a support person, they do not need to register or pay.
Participants will also receive a meal during class, a diabetes cookbook, and a chance to win door prizes!
Our pressure canning testing days are Monday through Friday of each week. Mondays are free, Tuesday-Fridays there will be a $5.00 charge (cash or card accepted). No appointment is necessary. Call our office with any questions, 435-752-6263. Check out the most recent Cache County Food Processing Times!
Items for rent are $2.00 per weekday for each.
The Health Extension: Advocacy, Research, and Teaching Initiative, also known as HEART is an active initiative through Utah State University Extension. This innovative program is aligned with National Cooperative Extension’s recently instituted essential focus area in health and wellness. HEART serves as a model of how Extension can join community partners to better address the health and wellness needs in our state. HEART brings unique academic resources into the community, partnering locally and nationally to address the opioid epidemic and other pressing public health issues.
The HEART Initiative focuses on:
"The HEART Beat" is a monthly newsletter from USU Extension HEART that includes news, highlights, helpful information/tips and upcoming events.
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