Links below to ACES online video library

Alabama Smart Yards ACES Videos 

Alabama Extension A&M University Videos 

Lawrence County Extension Videos 

ACES Commercial Horticulture Videos 

ACES Food Safety Videos 

Get Outside with Alabama Smart Yards Webinar Series

Connect: https://www.aces.edu/go/asywebinars

 

We Need You in Grow More, Give More

Ok folks! We still need your help. Please volunteer and/or help us recruit one volunteer from each MG association! We need a Grow More, Give More Ambassador to help coordinate produce donations in each county.

Below is the list of counties where we still need someone to volunteer.
Contact Bethany O’Rear, Extension Home Grounds REA, bao0004@auburn.edu.

Thank you to those who joined our project already! 

Calhoun  –  Cherokee  –  Clay  –  Cleburne  –  Coffee  –  Covington  –  Cullman  –  Dallas  –  DeKalb  –  Etowah  –  Henry  –  Jackson  –  Lauderdale  –  Limestone  –  Marshall  –  Morgan  –  Pike  –  Randolph  –  Russell  –  Tallapoosa  –  Tuscaloosa  –  Walker

Click here for Grow More Give More Videos

Our Work Seminar – Alabama Extension

Megan Ross, Coordinator, Student Development & Programs from Auburn University’s College of Agriculture visited EAT South and a couple of CCMGA Master Gardeners to film and discuss the ACES Grow More Give More program and give everyone a look at our demonstration raised beds.  Click on this link to watch the video: https://youtu.be/0AfxOc0YLgw

Get Outside with Alabama Smart Yards!

Gardening Webinar Series (30 minutes)

Wednesdays @ 1:00 p.m. (CDT)

 

To Register for Webinar: https://www.aces.edu/go/asywebinars

If you miss a program, go to the Alabama Smart Yards Facebook page and look under videos. You will find lots of interesting information there.

Master Gardener Helpline (877) 252-4769  www.aces.edu

Also join us online weekly on Wednesdays for Alabama Garden Chats @ 3:00 pm.

Alabama Garden Chat:
 https://auburn.zoom.us/j/531241108

The Alabama Extension ForestHER workshop series was created with women landowners in mind. These workshops are an opportunity for women landowners to learn about forest management topics that are important to them in a relaxed, fun setting. This year there are a variety of workshop dates and topics. 

How it Works

ForestHER Basics workshops are two days. Participants learn how to read maps and deeds, identify and measure forest trees, and manage their timber and non-timber forest products. These workshops are hands-on with demonstrations, field tours, and opportunities to practice new skills.
There are also other ForestHER opportunities offered including introductory lunch and learn workshops and one-day workshops on topics such as thinning, writing a management plan, wildlife management, and prescribed fire.

Who should attend?

While this program is designed especially for women who love the land and learning about the natural world, everyone is welcome. You do not have to own a lot of land to participate. If you have just a few acres, this workshop is for you, too.

2024 Webinars & Workshops

The ForestHER webinars and workshops are for any woman that owns forestland or is just interested in learning more about wildlife management in a relaxed, fun environment. The 2024 webinars and workshops are currently being scheduled.

ForestHER Podcast Series

Want to know the latest and great information from the world of forestland management? Check out the ForestHER Podcast Series! 

More Information

For more information contact Becky Barlow at 334-844-1019 or by email at becky.barlow@auburn.edu.
Other informational resources include