Maricopa
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Thriving in the Arizona Desert
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Healthy Eating Habits
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Double-crop No-till Cultivation
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Upcoming vision & hearing screener trainings in Phoenix in November & December.
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Family Resource Centers Impact Story
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Cultivating Gardeners and Urban Farmers Impact Story
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Fresh Produce + Knowledge = Healthy Eating Impact Story
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The Commercial Horticulture programs works with the landscape industry
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Are you an early childhood educator?
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Professional development opportunity for early childhood educators!
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SMARTSCAPE PROGRAM TESTIMONIAL:
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Dragonfly Day returns to the Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Area on March 29th, 2014.
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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.
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 2012 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 - Phoenix |
4341 E Broadway Rd
85040-8807
Phoenix, AZ
Phone:
602-827-8200
Fax:
602-827-8292
See map: Google Maps |
| SNAP-Ed East Valley - Chandler Community Center |
125 E. Commonwealth Ave.
85224
Chandler, AZ
Phone:
602.689.6082 / 602.689.6205
See map: Google Maps |
| SNAP-Ed West Valley - Glendale Office |
8751 N. 51st Ave
Suite 106
85302
Glendale, AZ
Phone:
623-777-0691
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| The Roosevelt Early Childhood Family Resource Center |
4615 S. 22nd St.
85040
Phoenix, AZ
Phone:
602.980.3692
See map: Google Maps |
- Estimating Fruit Retention January 2014
- Estimating Fruit Retention - Procedure January 2014
- 2013 Survey for Fusarium race 4 January 2014
- Following Cotton Development Over the Fruiting Cycle January 2014
- Vegetable Planting Calendar for Maricopa County November 2013
- Understanding Canning of Food November 2013
- Answers to Canning Questions November 2013
- Canning Poultry, Redmeat and Seafood November 2013
- Canning Techniques November 2013
- Ten Steps to a Successful Vegetable Garden November 2013
- Vegetable Planting Calendar for Maricopa County September 2010
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Dragonfly Day began in 2013 as an Arizona SciTech Festival signature event.
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Learn activities and strategies for connecting children with nature.
Mark your calendars for Dragonfly Day on Saturday March 29th at the Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Area!
This two-day workshop explores the realities, benefits and challenges of starting a new farming operation in Arizona.