Maricopa
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Bee's Amazing Adventure: A childrens book written by lifelong educators Bonnie Apperson Jacobs and Terri Mainwaring, Arizona Agric
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Turfgrass Display at the Golf Industry Show in San Antonio
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Project NICE: Nature Inspired Childhood Education
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Play and Learn classes enjoy the outdoors.
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Family Resource Centers Impact Story
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Cultivating Gardeners and Urban Farmers Impact Story
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Partners Roosevelt Family Resource Center and MLK jr Early Childhood Center and King Head Start are building an outdoor classroom.
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2014 Project NICE Nature Camp for Early Childhood Educators welcomed a few new friends.
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Cooperative Extension plays a unique role by bringing the University of Arizona to both urban and rural Maricopa County. Maricopa County is home to almost four million people, each with unique needs. Extension provides practical information and education to help people make their lives better. Outreach efforts translate relevant University of Arizona research into effective practices people can put to immediate use in their homes and businesses. A copy of our 2013 Annual Report can be found here.
Our Advisory Board members, appointed by our County Supervisors, help support and direct our programs. The Board advises the County Extension Director and the Extension faculty on community needs to make science useful for people in their everyday lives. A list of our Board can be found here.
We are working on a new directory for County faculty and staff, but you can get a directory by name by clicking here.
Cooperative Extension plays a unique role by bringing the University of Arizona to both urban and rural Maricopa County. Maricopa County is home to almost four million people, each with unique needs. Extension provides practical information and education to help people make their lives better. Outreach efforts translate relevant University of Arizona research into effective practices people can put to immediate use in their homes and businesses. A copy of our 2013 Annual Report can be found here.
Our Advisory Board members, appointed by our County Supervisors, help support and direct our programs. The Board advises the County Extension Director and the Extension faculty on community needs to make science useful for people in their everyday lives. A list of our Board can be found here.
We are working on a new directory for County faculty and staff, but you can get a directory by name by clicking here.
| Maricopa County Cooperative Extension - Main Office |
4341 E Broadway Rd
Phoenix
AZ
85040-8807
Phone:
602-827-8200
Fax:
602-827-8292
See map: Google Maps |
| Supplemental Nutrition Assistant Program - Education East Valley: Chandler Community Center |
125 E. Commonwealth Ave.
Chandler
AZ
85224
Phone:
602.689.6082 / 602.689.6205
See map: Google Maps |
| Supplemental Nutrition Assistant Program - Education West Valley: Glendale Office |
8751 N. 51st Ave
Suite 106
Glendale
AZ
85302
Phone:
623-777-0691
See map: Google Maps |
| The Roosevelt Early Childhood Family Resource Center |
4615 S. 22nd St.
Phoenix
AZ
85040
Phone:
602.980.3692
See map: Google Maps |
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Dr. Seuss & Friends Gala
When: Thursday, March 12, 2015
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Plan to attend and view the Turf Colorant Demonstration at Brimhall Junior High School in Mesa on Wednesday, March 4th from 3:00pm - 5:00pm
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Maricopa County Cooperative Extension Turf Agent, Kai Umeda, sets up his display at the Golf Industry Show in San Antonio recruiting for the next a
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The University of Arizona and COX Communications partnered up to bring science and hands-on learning to downtown Phoenix at the Phoenix Biomedical
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"Imminent Farm Program Decisions" by Russ Tronstad; "A New PCA/Grower Tool for Managing Resistance" by Peter Ellsworth; "M
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Maricopa County Cooperative Extension wants you to join us in supporting the University of Arizona School of Animal and Comparative Biomedical Scie
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The January/February newsletter for Maricopa County Cooperative Extension (MCCE) is complete.
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Welcome to facebook, Maricopa County!
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Garden Party
Please join us!Experience our new outdoor classroom and help us continue to grow!
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The November/December newsletter for Maricopa County Cooperative Extension (MCCE) is complete.
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On Oct. 4, the University of Arizona (UA) conducted its last of four centennial tributes in the state to its Cooperative Extension Service, created 100 years ago under the Smith-Lever Act. The celebratory event was held at the Phoenix Zoo.
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The true scent of autumn's arrival in greater Phoenix is near.
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The first newsletter for Maricopa County Cooperative Extension (MCCE) has finally arrived.
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Preventing excess insect sugars in cotton fibers that lead to risks of "sticky cotton" in the marketplace is of paramount importance to t
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Guar is a legume that grows well in arid and semi-arid environments.
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Our vision at Project NICE: Nature Inspired Childhood Education is to provide a place for the youngest learners to connect with nature.
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Wow! Nature Camp 2014 was amazing! This program is awesome. I am so proud to be a part of it.
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Partnerships are vital to our work.
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A half-acre farm has sprouted up on a vacant lot across from the light-rail station in the heart of the nation’s sixth largest city, Phoenix.
Plan to attend and view the Turf Colorant Demonstration at Brimhall Junior High School.
Dr. Seuss & Friends Gala
When: Thursday, March 12, 2015
3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
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TUHSD Students and faculty discuss the benefits of participating in a summer bioscience internship program.
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