Horse Extension provides educational programs and materials for both youth and adults interested in horses. Programs and materials include clinics, workshops, demonstrations, news releases, and publications.

Issues surrounding drought, water supply, water quality and conservation affect Arizona residents from all walks of life. Water outreach programs from The U of A Cooperative Extension are the key to delivering this expertise and information.

American consumers expect safe, affordable, and high-quality vegetables throughout the year. And every year, Arizona vegetable growers deliver. University of Arizona Cooperative Extension has partnered with local growers to assist them in sustaining the economic viability of this important industry.

University of Arizona Cooperative Extension and Arizona Nutrition Network work together to help teachers and communities integrate children’s nutrition education programs into their classroom.

Chino Valley Breakaway Latigos 4-H Club members help out at the Hacienda de los Milagros Burro Rescue. This community service project, along with many other service projects, not only assists communities but helps youth enrich their own lives.

Arizona Cooperative Extension is built on partnerships, professionalism and shared leadership. New informational tools help farmers in the field.

Master Gardeners are trained volunteers that lend a helping hand to gardeners around the state. They are available to answer questions by calling your County Cooperative Extension Office and asking to speak with a Master Gardener.

University of Arizona Cooperative Extension works with the communities of Arizona to provide educational information on climate change, watershed management, rangeland management, water conservation and water quality.