Texas A&M AgriLife Extension will be holding a training for landowners who wish to obtain their Texas Department of Agriculture Pesticide Private Applicator license. Please RSVP to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension at 830-620-3440 as this class is limited to 35 people.
Learn how to get healthy by being prepared! Once you get all the prep work out of the way, MAKING DINNER IS SO EASY.
The Texas Department of State Health Services now requires all food employees complete an accredited food handlers training program within 60 days of employment, effective September 16, 2016. This 2 hour course is required of all food service employees to help promote the service of safe food. The certificate is good for 2 years and is valid anywhere in the State of Texas. The course is a basic overview of food safety practices that are necessary to ensure that safe food is served at your establishment. Practices discussed... Read More →
This series of 3 interactive classes is full of research-based information and healthy recipes. Sessions include: DASHing Your Way to Improved Health, A Virtual Grocery Store Tour, and Cooking with Spices and Herbs. Please RVSP to Bulverde Spring Branch Activity Center @ 830-438-3111. There is a $10 fee for all three classes.
Troy Luepke, County Extension Agent-Ag/NR and Comal County Master Gardeners are presenting a monthly workshop that will target new homeowners interested in learning the best practices for home yard care and gardening. Please RSVP by Wednesday, February 13, 2019 at 830-620-3440. February 16th topic - Mulch, Soil Prep and Turf grass
Make this the year you finally start that herb garden you've been dreaming of—even if you don't have the backyard space or the right weather conditions to support these delicate greens.
Troy Luepke, County Extension Agent-Ag/NR and Comal County Master Gardeners are presenting a monthly workshop that will target new homeowners interested in learning the best practices for home yard care and gardening. Please RSVP by Wednesday, March 13, 2019 at 830-620-3440. March 16th topic - Raised Bed Gardening and Drip Irrigation
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service has a rich history of providing educational programs that address the most critical issues in Comal County. To make sure that the programs being planned are on target, we invite your participation in one of the Texas Community Futures Forum for Comal County. Your opinion is highly valued in our community, so we truly hope you can join us. Select one of the forums to attend.
Featuring demonstration gardens of vegetables, flowers, compost, native grasses, and much more! Multiple activities for kids! (Crafts, pony rides, face painting, petting zoo, scavenger hunt!)
May 8, 2019 - Put it in a jar! (Connie Sheppard) Having trouble keeping up with your garden’s bounty? Are neighbors avoiding you when you approach with a basket of veggies? Don’t throw it away, put it in a jar! Learn how to preserve your garden’s produce by making delicious canned goods for your family and friends.