Impact Statements
Impact statements include information about specific areas of research, Extension and teaching efforts and the impact these programs are making on the people of Idaho.
2017
- New innovative robotics program engages youth in STEM curriculum
- Idaho 4-H teen programs — restructuring for the future
- STEM outcomes in Blaine County
- Youth learn responsible use of credit cards
- University of Idaho Extension, Canyon County educates on pollinators
- Preserve@Home increases food preservation knowledge and behavior
- “Sold on Looks” teaches youth the negative effect media has on body image
2016
- Fort Hall Extension teaches tribal youth about agriculture and food production (pdf)
- Swine Camp teaches nationally recognized good production practices (pdf)
- New forest management workshops provide useful information for landowners (pdf)
- Prospective rural landowners use Extension workshop to conduct land purchases (pdf)
- Wildfire recovery conference held in response to 2015 wildfires (pdf)
- Variable density thinning: a forest management approach for private landowner (pdf)
- Livestock day camp: Learning about the birds and bees... sort of (pdf)
- Communication style encourages better operational management for women (pdf)
- Cultivating Success: collaborating to grow and support sustainable Idaho small farms (pdf)
- Alfalfa variety trials provide valuable information to north Idaho farmers (pdf)
- Livestock symposium: Integrating the needs of animals, rangelands and people (pdf)
- Healthy Living for Challenged Youth (pdf)
- "Fabulous Fruits and Vegetables" teaches youth why and how to eat more produce (pdf)
- Elementary students learn to "Get Going with Grains" (pdf)
- A community food assessment to create a more sustainable and robust food system (pdf)
- Farm to Table fundraiser celebrates local food production in Boundary County (pdf)
- 4-H Healthy Living Teen Advocates teach nutrition education classes (pdf)
- Healthy beef meals learned through hands-on preparation (pdf)
- Fort Hall Extension teaches tribal youth about agriculture and food production (pdf)
- Swine Camp teaches nationally recognized good production practices (pdf)
- Livestock day camp: Learning about the birds and bees... sort of (pdf)
- Robotics education in rural schools promoted by 4-H school enrichment (pdf)
- Plots for Tots; preschoolers learn about healthy food from their school garden (pdf)
- Youth learn real life skills through livestock day camps (pdf)
- Idaho 4-H Teen Conference encourages teens to “go on” after high school (pdf)
- 4-H Friday Friends provides all day programming for Boundary County youth (pdf)
- Extreme Adventure Club introduces life-long activities to youth (pdf)
- 4-H Food Smart Families: Implementation in two states’ diverse settings (pdf)
- Youth gain valuable life skills through Welcome to the Real World program (pdf)
- Teaching 4-H youth humane and ethical husbandry practices (pdf)
- 4-H Healthy Living Teen Advocates teach nutrition education classes (pdf)
- Regional educators — Forging the future for Idaho 4-H programming (pdf)
- Healthy beef meals learned through hands-on preparation (pdf)
2015
- Recycling food waste reduces school environmental impact, teaching ag concepts (PDF)
- Winter education for Treasure Valley growers (PDF)
- Multi-state horticulture in-service training for county Extension educators (PDF)
- Extension response to the 2015 fire season: multi-agency coordination for fire recovery (PDF)
- Extension response to the 2015 fire season: public outreach and information (PDF)
- Procrastinator's Clinic works for professional and private applicators (PDF)
- Water and energy losses due to leaks and worn nozzles on set-move systems (PDF)
- Modification of center pivot irrigation systems with water-saving LESA technology (PDF)
- Idaho Victory Garden: A vintage idea with modern appeal grows a wider audience (PDF)
- Rural high schools get a glimpse into their career and financial futures (PDF)
- Growing the community food system through annual Food Summit outreach (PDF)
- Latah County Master Gardeners provide community service and education (PDF)
- Idaho Extension health and nutrition programs can decrease health care costs (PDF)
- Recycling food waste reduces school environmental impact, teaching ag concepts (PDF)
- Fort Hall gardening program provides education and food for tribal members (PDF)
- Idaho Victory Garden: A vintage idea with modern appeal grows a wider audience (PDF)
- Personal fitness consultations improve participants overall motivation to exercise (PDF)
- 4-H Afterschool—Giving youth life skills for tomorrow (PDF)
- 4-H Teens as Mentors—developing positive role models for youth (PDF)
- 4-H camp: Where life skills are learned (PDF)
- Students learn entrepreneurship skills through Extension partnership (PDF)
- Lewis County 4-H Leaders Appreciation Dinner provides top notch training (PDF)
- Impact of farm tractor safety training on 4-H youth (PDF)
- Ada County 4-H robotics program gives kids love for science (PDF)
- The Village Project provides migrant youth with learning opportunities (PDF)
- IDAH2O and 4-H Urban Interface increase natural resources education offerings (PDF)
- Facilitation Coach volunteers fulfill a need in the county 4-H program (PDF)