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Webster County
成人影院 Extension Office

Our Impact

Making A Difference in Our County

University of Georgia Cooperative Extension is working hard for its constituents. The following are examples of Extension’s impact in the county over the past year.

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Agriculture and Natural Resources

In Webster County, corn growers are spending over $1 million annually on irrigation as corn is a crop with a large water demand. After conducting on-farm corn irrigation studies in 2024, it was determined that growers may be able to reduce irrigation by as much as 50%, which could result in savings of up to $500,000 for growers in Webster County.? Webster County Extension obtained a $5,000 grant from Sumter EMC for the establishment of a community garden on a vacant lot owned by Webster County. Throughout the year, the lot was cleared and the posts for the perimeter fence were installed.? A citrus variety trial was planted on the western end of the community garden. This variety trial will be crucial going forward as it will provide information into citrus varietal performance in Webster County. This knowledge is essential as we are encroaching on 100 acres of commercially planted citrus, the most in any county this far north in the state of Georgia. Additionally, the community garden will be an invaluable resource to the citizens of Webster County for not only research but education about agronomy, plant physiology, soil chemistry, and other topics through hands-on activities.? In Webster County, cover crop planting has not traditionally been a widely adopted practice. However, after conducting needs assessment activities and hosting a Cover Crops 101 program, cover crop acreage in Webster County has increased by over 1,000 acres.??

4-H Youth Development

The Webster County 4-H Club had a wonderful year of competition, learning and fun.? ?Webster County 4-H had 91 students enrolled in the 2023–2024 year. This year, Webster County boasted two State Congress delegates winning 2nd and 3rd place in the state. Webster County also had high participation in summer activities like creek ecology and community service classes.Webster County 4-Her’s participated in summer program county classes including cooking, sewing, and creek ecology.? Webster County 4-H found a need for Community Service this year at Four County Rehabilitation Center in Richland.? Webster County 4-Her’s created decorated pumpkins for Thanksgiving and paper flowers arrangements for Christmas that were given as prizes for weekly Bingo night. The start of school gave a new start to this year's 4-H program.? ?