Events

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  1. Serv Safe Training

    Oct. 26, 2020 8:30am

    For registration information, click HERE

    October 26: 8:30 - 4:30

    October 27: 8:30 - 4:30

    October 28: 8:30 - Noon

  2. The First Season of the Pollinator Garden at Salem's Waterworth Park

    Oct. 28, 2020 3:00pm

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    If you are able to attend please register, as a recording will be sent to all the registered emails after the program.

    Join us for a program where we take a look at how the garden came to be, the steps taken to plan/implement the garden, some of the plants that were included, the pollinators it has attracted, and how it has changed throughout the season.

     Speaker: Pinky Steffen, Master Gardener & OCVN

  3. Virtual Mahoning County Plant and Pest Clinc

    Oct. 29, 2020 10:00am to 12:00pm

    Our clinic is open live on Thursday from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Feel free to call 330-533-5538 at any other time to give information regarding your questions. 

    Click on the title to find out the Zoom Details! 

  4. Honey Harvest

    Nov. 03, 2020 3:00pm

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    If you are able to attend please register, as a recording will be sent to all the registered emails after the program.

    Join us to talk about how Stickie Goodness does honey harvest! We will discuss everything from stealing the frames from the hive to bottling. We are not perfect, but we try! 

    Speaker: Kristen Eisenhauer, Mahoning County Extension Educator

     

    Until OSU Extension Mahoning County can resume face-to-face programming, our events and classes will be virtual via the ZOOM platform. You can download the ZOOM App or program to your media device by visiting the following link https://zoom.us/support/download.

  5. Naturalist Series: Human and Wildlife: Landscape Change, Wildlife Adaptation, and Human Influence

    Nov. 09, 2020 6:30pm

    Click the title for more information. This program will NOT be recorded. 

    People have changed Ohio’s landscape since the time of the earliest land surveys in the late 1700s. Wildlife was affected by these changes and some species have responded and adapted to urban (developed) areas.  Learning how and why wildlife not only use but thrive, in urban (developed) areas allows humans to understand the influence they have on wildlife species and how to prevent human-wildlife conflict.  

    Speaker: Jonathon Cepek, Wildlife Ecologist - Cleveland Metroparks

  6. Greenhouse Gardening

    Nov. 12, 2020 3:00pm

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    If you are able to attend please register, as a recording will be sent to all the registered emails after the program.

    Greenhouse gardening is a presentation about items to consider when building a greenhouse, sample construction, heating and cooling your greenhouse and managing any pest infestations. The PowerPoint presentation will include many pictures and links to other sources for more information. 

    Speaker: Marge Greenisen, Master Gardener

  7. MGV Meeting

    Nov. 12, 2020 6:30pm

    Must be an MGV member to attend

    Fellows Christmas tree ornament workshop

  8. Exploring a Native American Three Sisters Garden

    Nov. 18, 2020 11:00am

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    If you are able to attend please register, as a recording will be sent to all the registered emails after the program.

    Learn how to grow a living history garden! The Native Americans used a sophisticated, sustainable system of farming that provided long term soil fertilization and healthy harvests.

    Speaker: Patricia Kacenski, Mahoning County Master Gardener

  9. Naturalist Series: Tree Communications and Natural Defenses

    Mar. 09, 2021 6:00pm to 7:00pm

    Register here: https://osu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYuf--gqD0vEtJWQRwZFDKpryP8WpDwVIm8