Hamblen County

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Agriculture & Natural Resources

Agriculture & Natural Resources

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FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES

FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES

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4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

UPCOMING EVENTS

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The Hamblen County Extension Office is located at the Hamblen County Government Office and is open Monday through Friday from: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm

Directions To Extension Office

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS

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Join the Future of Gardening: UT Gardens to Host Plant Trial Open House

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UTIA Agricultural Policy Expert Wins Farm Foundation Award

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Make Plans to Attend the 2026 Fall Gardeners’ Festival on August 25

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Coley Veterinary Services Joins UT Farm Animal Services–Coley Unit

Willis Jepson Named Tennessee Farmer of the Year

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UT Herbert College of Agriculture Hosts Tennessee Leadership Summit

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Bringing UT’s Turfgrass Expertise to FIFA World Cup 26

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Tobacco, Beef and More Field Day Scheduled for June 25

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Explore Traditional Skills, Antique Tractors at the 2026 Milan No-Till Field Day

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UTIA Researchers Win Grant to Improve Nitrogen Uptake in Corn Plants

Adult New World Screwworm

Learn About the New World Screwworm

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Protect Yourself and Pets from Ticks: UTIA Entomologists Host Workshops in June

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Stopping Ticks in Their Tracks

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Spilanthes: A Little Herb with a Big Bite

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Time To Celebrate and Support Pollinators! UT Gardens Host Annual Garden Buzz