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123 Caroline St, Suite 100, Rockingham, NC 28379HOURS: MON-FRI 8A-5P(910) 997-8255

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Richmond County Center
STREET ADDRESS: 123 Caroline St
Suite 100
Rockingham NC 28379

Open Mon-Fri: 8A-5P MAILING ADDRESS: PO Box 1358
Rockingham NC 28380

(910) 997-8255
richmond.ces.ncsu.edu

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Richmond County Center

Street Address: 123 Caroline St
Rockingham, NC 28379
MAP Mailing Address: PO Box 1358
Rockingham.' '. 28380 OFFICE HOURS:
Mon-Fri 8A-5P

(910) 997-8255

richmond.ces.ncsu.edu

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Infographic on the impacts of county agents over 2023 infographic on the impact of the work of the county agents for 2023

2023 Year End Report

2,845

Number of people directly served by your county agents

629,710

Reach of digital media, newspaper, and newsletters to county clientele

$69,206

Fiscal resources developed by county agents
including grants, in-kind donations, gifts/donations, etc

5,008

Over 5,008 acres enrolled in the RCO Voluntary Agricultural District program

188

Youth practicing healthy behaviors such as exercising and eating more fruits and vegetables

355

Youth between the ages of 5-18 participating in 4-H Clubs

1,500

Acres where Extension- recommended nutrient applications were used

25

Producers have increased revenue as a result of Extension guidance

82,000+

Pounds of fresh produce donated to vulnerable populations

767

People with improved exercise, and/or food safety practices

2,147

Number of youth enhancing their knowledge of animals & agriculture

42

Producers implemented Extension- recommended best practices for animal waste management

389

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

$57,654

Value to the community of Extension-led volunteers, in the areas of youth, health & nutrition, and agriculture

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