Queen Anne's County

Maryland Cooperative Extension
Queen Anne's County
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"The Gateway to the Eastern Shore"


505 Railroad Avenue - Suite 4
Centreville, Maryland 21617
Office Hours: Mon - Fri
 8:00am to 4:30pm
Telephone: 410/758-0166
Fax #: 410.758.3687

**Use the red links in the menu on the left for further information**

October

Office Team Building Projects

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"Paint The Town Pink"

Breast Cancer Awareness Month

& "National 4-H Week" Display

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"Pumpkin Decorating Contest"

Watch for our Harvest Best for November....

MCE

Maryland Connection to Education

The Queen Anne's County office of the Maryland Cooperative Extension offers University of Maryland educational programs to the residents of the county. Cooperative Extension is an unique educational organization involving a partnership between federal, state, and county governments designed to "educate people to help themselves." Queen Anne's County faculty strives to stimulate a positive learning change educating audiences in four critical areas: Agriculture & Natural Resources, Family & Consumer Science, 4-H & Youth  Development programs and Home Horticulture including the Master Gardeners programs. Unbiased research information is delivered to county residents through workshops, seminars, clinics, classes, newsletters and media efforts.

It is the policy of Maryland Cooperative Extension that no person shall be subjected to discrimination on the grounds of race, color, sex, religion, disability or national origin.

Seven programming initiatives are identified in our teaching efforts. These initiatives include:

For more information, contact Shelia Shorter-Dorsey

Last updated: 11/2/2009

What do Katie O'Malley, cover crops, and onthefarmradio.com have in common?
Answer: The Grow It Eat It Campaign! Onthefarmradio.com, promotes cover crops and the Grow It Eat It campaign with Katie O'Malley's Kitchen Garden. - posted Nov 19, 2009

MDA features Grow It Eat It in November eNewsletter.
Maryland's 1st Lady Katie O'Malley plants a cover crop in her kitchen garden with the help of Master Gardeners as part of the Grow It Eat It campaign. - posted Nov 17, 2009

General Forestry Course
Interested in learning about the trees in your woodlot, and how to protect them from insects and pests? Are you interested in managing your forest for wildlife? These topics and more are covered in the General Forestry Course. - posted Nov 16, 2009

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