PPT-Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service in Aransas County

Bethany HammondFamily amp Community Health Agent Ginger Easton SmithAgricultureNatural Resources Agent Darla Zuniga4H Program Assistant Nancy Freeman and Alexa DickSupport Staff Stroll Thru Rockport. brPage 2br brPage 3br brPage 4br brPage 5br brPage 6br brPage 7br brPage 8br brPage 9br brPage 10br brPage 11br brPage 12br brPage 13br brPage 14br brPage 15br Name County Entry Category Protein Fruit Vegetable Grains Dairy 250 Words or Less no les Mark each sample bag with your sample identification and ensure th at it corresponds with the sample identification written on this form See sampling and mailing instructions on the back of this fo rm PLEASE DO NOT SEND CASH CLIENT NAME Name Addre are open to all people without regard to race, color, sex, disability, religion, age, or national origin. The Texas A&M System, U.S. Department of Agriculture and the County Commissioners Courts of Parsley Department of Horticulture Texas AgriLife Extension Service Varieties Banquet, Champion Moss Curled, Evergreen, Italian Flat Leaf, Moss Curled, Pagoda, Plains Italian, Triple Curl Soil Prefer T EXAS F RUIT & N UT P RODUCTION Peaches Extension Fruit Specialists, Texas AgriLife Extension Introduction Peaches are the leading deciduous fruit crop grown in Texas, and it is estimated that there Extension Fruit Specialists, Texas AgriLife Extension T EXAS F RUIT & N UT P RODUCTION Pomegranates Introduction The pomegranate, Punica granatum , is na- tive from Iran to the Himalayas in northern Extension Fruit Specialists, Texas AgriLife Extension T EXAS F RUIT & N UT P RODUCTION P ears Introduction There are a number of types of pears grown around the world, all derived from various spe- c Extension Fruit Specialists, Texas AgriLife Extension T EXAS F RUIT & N UT P RODUCTION Pomegranates Introduction The pomegranate, Punica granatum , is na- tive from Iran to the Himalayas in northern Management Overview. A . resource for Extension faculty and volunteer staff who have responsibility for leading . the 4-H . program into the 21st century. 4-H Basics . Motto. “To Make the Best Better”. This module …. (example: explores basic on-site or field diagnostic skills in order to provide some training to Master Gardener volunteers and the general public with basic knowledge to continue in their pursuit of knowledge in regard to plant health and plant disease issues.). NAME, TITLE & . AFFIliation. Objectives. Land-grant Colleges and Universities. Cooperative Extension System. Master Volunteer Program. Discussion and What’s Next. 2. Image Credit: . Pixabay. . (2016). Available from https://. Public Speaking – How to Effectively Convey Your Message You mean…I have to speak…like…to people? Image Credit: Public Speaking Pyramid. ( n.d. ). Available from http://open.lib.umn.edu/publicspeaking/chapter/19-1-the-public-speaking-pyramid/ under Creative Commons License. Last Accessed: 24 February 2018. Texas A&M . AgriLife . Extension Service. COUNTY . EXTENSION AGENTS. Mark M. Arnold, Ellis County. Brent Batchelor, Matagorda County. Paula Butler, Navarro County. J. D. Ragland, Randall County. Daphne Richards, Travis County. 01TAMUS71002Texas AM UniversityTAMU71104Tarleton State UniversityTSU71305Prairie View AM UniversityPVAMU71506Texas AM AgriLife ResearchTAES ALRSH55607Texas AM AgriLife Extension ServiceTAEX TCE ALEXT5