Wherever you live, if you drink from a private well, get your water testedArsenic: colorless, tasteless, odorless, ubiquitous in nature, a favored homicidal...

One in three Americans age 65 or older suffers a fall each year, and as many as 30 percent of those who fall sustain moderate-to-severe injuries.Fall...

Tabitha McCoy, MS earned her Master of Science degree in Marriage & Family Therapy at Valdosta State University and is currently the Social Media and Webinar...

Christina Rackley Herron, MS, was hired by the Military Families Learning Network Family Development concentration area as a web design & blog specialist....

 Extension was created over a century ago in part to help the American people progress through a wildly changing time—the industrial revolution. Today, we...

Avian influenza has hit the American egg and turkey industries hard in the last few months with over 45 million chickens and turkeys killed. Several backyard...

F. John Hay is an Extension Educator in the Biological Systems Engineering Department at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln who is focused on energy and...

With backgrounds in Women’s Studies, Public Health, and community engagement, my research and programmatic interests focus on strengthening the health and...

Jacquie is a poultry Extension associate at the University of Kentucky and works with all types of poultry production from backyard flocks to large...

Anne is an eXtension Associate Director and the New Programs Leader for with the Military Families Learning Network. She is housed at Auburn University and...

Kyle is the Project Director for the Military Families Learning Network and Director of the Chez Family Foundation Center for Wounded Veterans in Higher...

 Invasive plants are referred to by many names: nonnative, exotic, nonindigenous, alien, or even noxious weeds. They come in all forms, including trees,...

Kacy Mixon, PhD, LMFT is an Assistant Professor in the Marriage and Family Therapy Dept. at Valdosta State University where she teaches and provides clinical...

Kimberly, Ed.M., has worked in the field of early intervention for 11 years as both a service coordinator and developmental therapist. She gained a greater...

I have worked with children as long as I can remember both formally and informally.  I received my bachelor’s degree in elementary education (1999) from the...

More than 95 percent of insects that have been identified are either harmless or beneficial to humans. They live in an environment that is delicately...

Dr. Zane Helsel, eXtension specialist in agriculture energy at Rutgers University, has fused agronomy and agricultural engineering during a career that has...

Molly earned a B.S. in Journalism from Appalachian State University and a M.S. in Human Development and Family Studies from North Carolina State...

 Jerry Buchko,  MA, AFC®, is a Counselor, Coach, & Tutor of Personal Finance who is pursuing a private practice serving clients using video conferencing and...

As Associate Director for eXtension, Craig  provides leadership in the creation and transformation of timely information through communities of practice for...

Linda Fetzer is the day-to-day manager of the Farm and Ranch eXtension in Safety and Health (FReSH) Community of Practice (CoP). She is also an Extension...

William Hubbard has served as the Regional Forester for the Extension Service-Southern Region since 1993.  This is a liaison to thirteen 1862 University Land...

Charlotte Clifford-Rathert DVM is an Associate Professor of Extension at Lincoln University in Missouri. She currently serves as the State Small Ruminant...

Jodie Pennington is small ruminant educator in the SW region of Missouri.  He is employed by Lincoln University in Missouri and works in partnership with the...

Christopher Jones began working as a Cooperative Extension agent for the University of Arizona in Gila County, Arizona, in 1999. He has been involved in...