University of Idaho Extension in Owyhee County
208-896-4104 | 238 8th Ave W Marsing, ID 83639
owyhee@uidaho.eduUI Extension, Owyhee County helps citizens through research-based, locally relevant education and programs. We offer programming in:
- Agriculture
- Gardening and horticulture
- Health and wellbeing
- 4-H youth programs
Learn more about recent activities by UI Extension, Owyhee County.
4-H
In 4-H we believe in the power of young people. We are America's largest youth development organization — empowering young people across the U.S. with skills to lead for a lifetime. Discover more about 4-H in Owyhee County.
Agriculture
UI Extension, Owyhee County offers educational programs related to livestock and range issues. Learn more about classes and upcoming programs.
Health and wellbeing
UI Extension works to improve the quality of life of adults, children and families through healthy lifestyles, nutrition, food safety and financial management programs. Explore programs in Owyhee County.
Horticulture and gardening
UI Extension, Owyhee County offers a variety of services and resources to help you grow your garden and landscapes. Learn more about resources and Idaho Master Gardener opportunities.
Explore events and learn about UI Extension’s impact
Discover events in Owyhee County, surrounding communities and around the state of Idaho. Learn more about the impact UI Extension has on your local community and the state of Idaho.
Meet our people
Jenn Smith
Surine Greenway
Staff
Synovia Bates ― 4-H program coordinator
208-896-4104 | synoviabates@uidaho.edu
Laura Anglin ― Administrative assistant
208-896-4104 | owyhee@uidaho.edu
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