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College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources. Agriculture and Food Systems. Families and Community Development. Land Use and Water. By teaching young people that science can be fun, we build on a century of rock solid knowledge that early STEM exposure opens doors for kids to explore a host of STEM themes that direct them to think of careers in these fields. 4-H utilizes the power of UConn research and innovation to prepare the next generation of scientists, engineers and technology experts.

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College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources. Agriculture and Food Systems. Families and Community Development. Land Use and Water. 4-H and Youth Development. Families and Healthy Homes. Land Use and Water. New Farms and Farmers. 2016 Notable Farm to Food Tour. 2015 Highlights of Extension. UConn Extension Specialists Directory. Map of UConn Extension Programs in Connecticut. UConn Extension 2015 Impacts. 2015 Congressional Impact Flyers. 2015 Congressional Impact Reports. UConn From Above Video.

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College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources. Agriculture and Food Systems. Families and Community Development. Land Use and Water. Our food and nutrition programs offer workshops to help families and children learn how to plan meals, prepare food for better nutrition and food safety and save money at the grocery store. 4-H and Youth Development. Families and Healthy Homes. Land Use and Water. New Farms and Farmers. Nutrition and Wellness Programs:. Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program.

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College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources. Agriculture and Food Systems. Families and Community Development. Land Use and Water. UConn Extension provides families and communities with programs that teach Connecticut residents how to lead healthy, productive and financially secure lives. 4-H and Youth Development. Families and Healthy Homes. Land Use and Water. New Farms and Farmers. Families and Community Development Programs:. Family and Personal Financial Education. PEP) is a personal, famil...

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College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources. Agriculture and Food Systems. Families and Community Development. Land Use and Water. Agriculture in Connecticut is a diverse $3.5 billion industry. UConn Extension provides relevant and timely resources to address the complex issues of this industry for food producers, stakeholders and others who need information. 4-H and Youth Development. Families and Healthy Homes. Land Use and Water. New Farms and Farmers. Agriculture and Food Systems Programs:.

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College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources. Agriculture and Food Systems. Families and Community Development. Land Use and Water. 4-H and Youth Development. Families and Healthy Homes. Land Use and Water. New Farms and Farmers. Winners of the UConn Challenge will also be entered into a regional Extension App Challenge with the possibility of additional cash prizes. The contest will be conducted in 3 Phases. Phase 1 – Idea Submission (October - November 26, 2014). All current, full-time UConn un...

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College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources. Agriculture and Food Systems. Families and Community Development. Land Use and Water. 4-H and Youth Development. Families and Healthy Homes. Land Use and Water. New Farms and Farmers. UConn Extension Ties Research to Real Life. The College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources (CAHNR) is committed to the land grant mission – serving Connecticut and the global economy through research, education, and public engagement. CAHNR has four c...Learnin...

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College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources. Agriculture and Food Systems. Families and Community Development. Land Use and Water. The Home Grown Collaborative is a project of UConn Extensions Agriculture team in partnership with UConn Extension Educators in our Nutrition and Wellness programs. 4-H and Youth Development. Families and Healthy Homes. Land Use and Water. New Farms and Farmers. Pledge to Go 10% Local:. With the Live Local! Find out the seasons top ten. Take the 10% pledge.

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College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources. Agriculture and Food Systems. Families and Community Development. Land Use and Water. 4-H and Youth Development. Families and Healthy Homes. Land Use and Water. New Farms and Farmers. Land Use and Water Programs:. Connecticut’s trees and forests provide essential economic, social and environmental benefits every day. UConn Extension’s Forestry program delivers educational programs, products, and research for town and city officials, tr...Coastal Habit...

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College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources. Agriculture and Food Systems. Families and Community Development. Land Use and Water. Connecticut’s green industry provides education and research-based recommendations in turf-grass, sustainable landscapes, woody plants and integrated pest management. Connecticut’s green industry currently represents approximately 49% of agricultural sales in the state. 4-H and Youth Development. Families and Healthy Homes. Land Use and Water. New Farms and Farmers.