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Carroll County
Welcome to Carroll County Extension...
...where we are committed to "Educating People To Help Themselves." Whether it is information on horticulture,agriculture, nutrition, finance, nutrient management or joining 4-H, Carroll County Extension is here to answer your questions.
Maryland Cooperative Extension Carroll County offers educational programs and problem-solving assistance dealing with all of those topics.
Our staff and faculty can provide the answers and assistance you need. Maryland Cooperative Extension emphasizes several initiatives that address different aspects of life in Carroll County. They are:
- Agricultural and Natural Resources
- Nutrient Management
- Diet, Nutrition, Health and Food Safety
- 4-H Youth Development Education
- Home Horticulture/Master Gardener Program
- Financial Management
Maryland Cooperative Extension is a statewide, informal educational system, sponsored jointly by the University of Maryland, College Park, the University of Maryland, Eastern Shore, the Carroll County Government and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Maryland Cooperative Extension is administered through the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGNR) in College Park. We have access to many of the University of Maryland's resources as well as campuses within the system. Our mission is to educate citizens and help them to apply practical, research-based knowledge to critical issues facing individuals, families, communities, the State and the world. County Extension offices are located in each of Maryland's 23 counties and Baltimore City.
Why Not Consider Volunteering?
Are you interested in being a volunteer? Call MCE to learn where your education, expertise and interests can be best fit. Our programs encompass such a vast array of subjects, there's surely an area in which your time and talents will be most beneficial. If you have any questions or would like to volunteer, give our office a call at 410-386-2760 or 1-888-326-9645!
For more information, contact Bryan R. Butler, Sr., County Extension Director
Last updated: 02/13/2008