2024 Year-End Report

3,699

Number of people directly served by your county agents

598,127

Reach of digital media, newspapers and newsletters to county clientele

$161,660

Fiscal resources developed by county agents (includes grants, in-kind donations, gifts/donations, etc.)

5,000+

Acres enrolled in the Richmond County Voluntary Agricultural District Program

3,800

Number of youth engagement with STEAM learning and life skills, through school enrichment programs, 4-H clubs, and 4-H camps.

1,620

Acres in conservation tillage or other Best Management Practice

25

Producers who gain skills or knowledge to increase production for local markets

260,000

pounds of fresh produce donated to vulnerable populations, via Sandhills AGInnovation Center and God's Community Garden, Extension partners

670

Number of people eating healthier, engaging in more physical activity, and with greater understanding of home food safety and preservation, as a result of Extension programs

2,7887

Tons of feedstock harvested and delivered to processors

57

Producers adopted Extension recommended best management practices related to pasture and forage management

450

Number of adults increasing their knowledge of county community services available to improve their lives

42/12

Number of pesticide applicators receiving continuing education credits/number of credit hours provided.

Previous Reports

2022 Report | 2023 Report