Extension Educationin Lee County

Presented by Todd Nightingale, Project Manager, Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute This program will discuss activities landowners can implement to prevent and prepare for a wildfire on their property.  Additionally, what to expect when a wildfire is on your property, how you can help responders during the fire and what happens next after the fire is controlled.  Finally, the program will close with information to know about prescribed burning and professionals who can assist you. Register by noon on November 1.

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Lee County 4-H is coordinating the Lee County Jr. Livestock Show Poster Contest. The main goal of the Poster Contest is to create an effective, hand drawn “marketing poster” advertisement supporting LCJLS. Students, grades Kindergarten through 12th, who are currently enrolled in a Lee County school or reside in Lee County are eligible to participate. Click here for entry label. See flyer for additional details.   ENTRY DEADLINE:  January 30, 2024

MUST RSVP by November 8

Minimizing Drift on Grazing Lands Presented by Dr. Mark Matocha, Associate Professor and Extension Specialist, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service This drift minimization program will discuss the two basic types of drift: particle drift and vapor drift. Physical characteristics of spray solutions, factors that influence drift, and applicator influence on drift will also be discussed. Finally, strategies such as delayed applications, nozzle type and droplet size, boom height, and adjuvants will be covered as methods to minimize drift. This webinar will offer 1 Drift CEU from the Texas... Read More →

Register on-line.  Click here. Click to print flyer.

Register on-line.  Click here. Click here to print flyer.

The Rangeland, Wildlife, and Fisheries Management (RWFM) Stewardship Series is a monthly webinar series held on the first Thursday of every month at 12 noon. Experts within the field are asked to present on relevant topics surrounding rangeland, wildlife, and fisheries management to deliver the most up to date information directly to our viewers. Our end goal is to have viewers leaving each webinar with science-based information to help them become better stewards on both their land and surrounding landscapes.     March 7, 2024 Integrated Toxic Plant... Read More →

The Rangeland, Wildlife, and Fisheries Management (RWFM) Stewardship Series is a monthly webinar series held on the first Thursday of every month at 12 noon. Experts within the field are asked to present on relevant topics surrounding rangeland, wildlife, and fisheries management to deliver the most up to date information directly to our viewers. Our end goal is to have viewers leaving each webinar with science-based information to help them become better stewards on both their land and surrounding landscapes. April 4, 2024 Pond Evaluation and Preparing for... Read More →

Use QR Code on flyer to register or click here. $25 / person  —  see flyer for additional information