Events

Western Illinois Leadership Academy

WILA brings leaders together from Adams, Brown, Hancock, Pike, and Schuyler counties.Academy Objectives:Acquire a broad understanding of the complex issues and tasks facing leaders.Build…

4-H Dog Orientation Meeting

The 4-H Dog project helps youth learn to care for their four legged, furry friend!  Learn to feed, care for and keep a dog healthy; groom and train your dog; and be a responsible dog owner by…

Navigating farmdoc

Join us for an informative session on how to make the most of farmdoc, the University of Illinois’ comprehensive resource for crop and livestock producers. Learn how to access research-based…

Pasture Improvement: The Basics and Beyond

The “Pasture Improvement: The Basics and Beyond” series will focus on management strategies to improve pasture productivity and resilience. The sessions build upon each other by highlighting…

Fruit Tree Pruning

Come learn from the Macon County Master Gardeners why, when, and how to prune fruit trees for long-term health and productivity. Volunteers will demonstrate proper pruning techniques, and…

Green Connections: Seeds of a Nation

Growing Gardens, Embracing Nature, Sustaining Conservation in Illinois: Green Connections

Green Connections is an educational and networking opportunity offered by University of Illinois…

4-H Public Speaking Contest

Sign up today for the 4-H Public Speaking Contest! The contest is open to 4-H youth in Bond, Clinton, Marion, Jefferson, & Washington counties interested in showing off their skills!

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Introduction to Hydroponics | Oregon

Hosted by University of Illinois Extension & Rock River Center, Inc.

Curious about growing plants without soil? Ready to explore a modern, efficient way to garden? Join us for an…

Life's Moments: From Memory to Legacy

Do you have a story waiting to be told?

This workshop is your chance to share yours, even if you've never written before. Join us on Thursdays starting February 5 from Noon to 1 PM at the…

Anhydrous Ammonia Certified Grower Training

Illinois growers who transport or apply anhydrous ammonia are required by state regulation (8 IAC 215) to complete Certified Grower Training. The certification is good for three years. 

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