Cochise
The University of Arizona Cooperative Extension of Cochise County has been serving area residents since 1914 through educational programs. We represent a unique three way partnership of the United States Department of Agriculture, the University of Arizona and Cochise County to provide local citizens access to the Land Grant University System. Our roots in communities help us understand local needs and put university expertise and connections where they can make a difference – improving lives and communities.
Click here for our 2014 Annual Report.
Click here for our Employee Page.
The University of Arizona Cooperative Extension of Cochise County has been serving area residents since 1914 through educational programs. We represent a unique three way partnership of the United States Department of Agriculture, the University of Arizona and Cochise County to provide local citizens access to the Land Grant University System. Our roots in communities help us understand local needs and put university expertise and connections where they can make a difference – improving lives and communities.
Click here for our 2014 Annual Report.
Click here for our Employee Page.
| Cochise County - Willcox |
450 S Haskell Ave
Willcox
AZ
85643-2790
Phone:
520-384-3594
Fax:
520-384-3681
See map: Google Maps |
| Cochise County - Sierra Vista |
1140 N Colombo Ave
Sierra Vista
AZ
85635-2390
Phone:
520-458-8278 x2141
Fax:
520-626-2492
See map: Google Maps |
| Cochise County - Bisbee |
66 Brewery Ave
Bisbee
AZ
85603
Phone:
520-366-8148
See map: Google Maps |
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Project CENTRL is a leadership development program with nearly 600 graduates since the first class started in 1983.
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High on the Desert, the Cochise County Master Gardener Dec.2014 newsletter, is now available online
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Workshop presented by Cochise County Cooperative Extension, Hosted by Friends of Cave Creek Canyon
An educational experience for everyone with an interest in gardening.
Register now to attend the 22nd Annual High Desert Gardening and Landscaping Conference March 12 and 13 at Cochise College in Sierra Vista. Keynote speaker on Thursday is Dr. Mark Carroll from Carl Hayden Bee Research Center and on Friday is Dr. Steve Leavitt from the UA Laboratory of Tree Ring Research. Lots of great sessions planned. http://conta.cc/1B40B5y. Early registration ends March 4th.
Access to healthy foods and Extension education as well.
Take care of your teeth, take care of your health!