Yavapai County News

The 4-H Western Heritage Shooting Sports Project gives young people a chance to learn about the Old West while building safe shooting skills.

Spring is in the air! For many, that means going down to the local farm store to check out the chirping chicks and see which ones you want to bring home.

Once you’ve chosen what to grow, the next step is deciding how and when to start seeds. Germination success depends on just a few basics: moisture, warmth, and air.

The new Master Gardener in-person and Zoom presentations, publications and website in Spanish bring Extension horticulture education to a new audience.

January is here, the holiday parties (and desserts) have come and gone, and many families are looking for ways to get back on track with healthy eating.

It is important for everyone to understand and value one of our most precious and scarcest resources ... water.

Winter is the perfect opportunity to prune and prepare your landscape for next wildfire season.

Range is especially important in Yavapai County, as about 75% of our county’s land is public land, and almost all of that is rangeland.

The holidays are just around the corner and as we enter peak baking season, it’s the perfect time to pull out those treasured family recipes or try something new.

Across Arizona, young people are discovering their potential through 4-H, a youth development program supported by the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension.