The expanded food and nutrition education program : historical and statistical profile.

Issued Jan. 1979.

Agricultural extension work : Hearings before the committee on Agriculture and Forestry, United States Senate, Seventieth Congress, first session, on S. 1285 and H. R. 9495 ... March 28-29, 1928.

Mode of access: Internet.

Cooperative Extension Work

Title Varies: a Report on the Receipts, Expenditures, and Results of Cooperative Extension Work In Agriculture and Home Economics In the U.S; Cooperative Extension Work In Agriculture and Home Economics; Report on Cooperative Extension Work In Agriculture and Home Economics

Delivering Regional Extension in Qld Farming Systems - Central Queensland

The CQ Cotton Regional Extension project has been a key to the delivery of emerging, cutting edge research information and knowledge to the Central Queensland cotton industry. The direct relevance of southern research to cotton production under the conditions experienced in CQ always has been an issue which could be addressed through regional assessment and adaptation. The project links the national research to the region through development and extension, with a strong focus on the major industry production issues including but not limited to disease, Integrated Pest Management (IPM), soils, nutrition and integrated weed management. Susan Mass has supported the implementation of national industry-wide programs particularly the industry Best Management Practices program (myBMP). This project has successfully transitioned to a focus on delivering national outcomes in target lead areas as part of National Development and Delivery Team established by Cotton CRC, CRDC and Cotton Australia, while maintaining a regional extension presence for Central Queensland cotton & grain farming systems. Susan Mass has very effectively merged and integrated strong regional extension support to cotton growers in Central Queensland with delivery of industry extension priorities across the entire industry in the Development and Delivery Team model. Susan is the target lead for disease and farm hygiene. Recognising the challenges of having regionally relevant research in Central Queensland, this project has facilitated locally based research including boll rot, Bt cotton resistance management, and mealybug biology through strong collaborations. This collaborative approach has included linkage to Department of Environment and Resource Managmeent (DERM) groups and myBMP programs resulting in a high uptake in CQ.

Investigating grazing management systems in northern Australia

The Project aims to assist beef producers make decisions about the most suitable grazing systems for their properties by providing accurate and impartial information in an easy to understand format.

Delivering Regional Extension Cotton/Grains Farming Systems on the Darling Downs and Border Rivers

New regional extension project for the cotton/grains farming systems on the Darling Downs and Border Rivers with CRDC and Cotton CRC based on the CRDC/Agri-Science Queensland discussion paper.

AG15 (Sustainable Agricultural State-level Investment Program) natural resource management extension in irrigated cotton and grain

Natural Resource Management project developing reources and supporting best practice management for irrigated cotton and grain growers in Queensland.

South Carolina Extension Homemakers Council History and Handbook - Accession 46 - M21 (31)

The South Carolina Extension Homemakers Council History and Handbook collection consists of History of South Carolina Extension Homemakers Council: Fifty Years 1921-1971 by Mrs. W. E. Cochran, 1971 and a 1971-1972 Handbook of South Carolina Extension Homemakers Council.

Self-help extension: Farmer-to-farmer extension

As staff and mobility cost have the lion share of the costs of extension work, there have been many alternatives to assign farmers the job of facilitators, trainers and advisors. The arguments behind are that they are geopraphically closer to the clients, but also mentally and culturally, because they are members of the client group themselves, speak their language and share their experience and daily life. The article starts with the origins of the larger movement in Latin-America, and then discusses potentials and limitations, and finally experience from elsewhere.

Extension bulletin.

Title from caption.

Extension bulletin.

Latest issue consulted: No. 839 (Jan. 1982).

Circular - Clemson University, Extension Service.

Some issues are in revised editions.

Accomplishments for research, extension, and higher education /

Description based on: 1983; title from cover.

Extension leaflet.

Issues have also distinctive titles.

Extension training around the world; handbook. In cooperation with Agency for International Development, U. S. Dept. of State.

Cover title.