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海角官方首页 Extension has continually served Fulton County residents since 1914 when fields still covered much of the County. Our programs have expanded over the last century to include urban gardening, sustainable landscapes, family and consumer sciences, and 4-H youth leadership.
The Fulton County Extension, backed by the resources of Fulton County and the University of Georgia, provides educational programs, information, and assistance to citizens of the County. That assistance is provided to citizens by telephone consultation, site visits, newsletters, news articles, radio, and collaboration with other community agencies. In addition, publications and lab services are delivery methods for education and information to citizens.
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*Please call our East Point office at?404-613-4920?for assistance with soil and water testing and plant and bug identification.
Make an appointment with Yvette Davis for service at our East Point office.
Thank you.
*The Atlanta History Center location does not process soil or? water? samples.*
Please call the East Point office or Sandy Springs for assistance.
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*Our Camp Truitt location has a new number: 404-613-7990.
Make an appointment with Emmett Brantley for service at our Camp Truitt (College Pk.) office.
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* Please call the North Fulton (Sandy Springs) office at 404-613-7670 for assistance with soil and? ?water testing and plant or bug identification.
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Fulton Fresh Mobile Market Session #2
The Fulton Fresh Mobile Market will run for 3 (3) week cycles during the Summer Session 2025.? The second session will run from June 10-26, 2025. The mobile market will make a total of 18 stops throughout Fulton County and is open to the public.?Attendees will participate in a 30-minute class and then be given a free bag of in-season produce from our mobile market to take home and prepare.?
The Fulton Fresh Mobile Market will run for 3 (3) week cycles during the Summer Session 2025. The second session will run from June 10-26, 2025. The mobile market will make a total of 18 stops throughout Fulton County and is open to the public. Attendees will participate in a 30-minute class and then be given a free bag of in-season produce from our mobile market to take home and prepare
Disaster Relief Resources
Disaster relief for Farmers & Producers
Disaster relief for Farmers & Producers
Programs
For over a century, we have been helping citizens of Fulton County live better, healthier lives. We offer multiple programs and events throughout the year and answer questions from businesses and homeowners every day over the phone and by email. Learn more about our programs:
- Agriculture, gardening, and landscaping
- Food, health, nutrition, and finances
- 4-H youth clubs, camps, and conferences
We have about a dozen employees that deliver programs and services across the County in multiple offices. We have three main offices in East Point, College Park, and North Atlanta, plus a 4-H office at?the Atlanta History Center. View our??to learn more.
Agricultural Services
As of March 4, 2022, our offices are currently open to the public. Visit the ANR page for current hours and contact information.? Please call us to make an appointment.
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Upcoming Events
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Jul 18 Homegrown Basics: A Beginners Guide to Growing Cut Flowers Add beauty and color to your home garden! Learn which flowers grow best in our region and how to keep them blooming all season. You'll also get creative with a hands-on flower arranging session—take home your own custom bouquet! Please call our office at 404-613-7670 to register.
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University of Georgia Agricultural Climatologist Pam Knox breaks down the big questions about weather and climate — and how they affect life across Georgia.
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海角官方首页 joins a nationwide movement to preserve heirloom collards and promote seed sovereignty through hands-on student research and community-driven collaboration.
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Each year, as planting season approaches, one of the most common questions University of Georgia Cooperative Extension agents receive is how to safely and effectively use manure in home gardens.
