Warren County Extension

08/28/2026

08/18/2026

Farm Science Review tickets are now available in our office for $10 through September 21st. After that, they are only available at the gates for $15. We accept cash, check or credit card and are open 8-4:30 Monday-Friday, closed for lunch daily 11:30-12:00. Come see us and grab your tickets.

At Farm Science Review, visitors can do more than browse exhibits. They can see field demonstrations, explore conservation practices, attend educational sessions and connect with people working across agriculture today.

The show also includes the Gwynne Conservation Area, a hands-on space for learning about natural resources, conservation and land management. Together, these experiences help make Farm Science Review a place where agriculture is not just displayed — it is explained, tested and brought to life

08/14/2026

🍂Fall into better financial habits! Small steps today can help you build a stronger financial future.

Join Ohio State University Extension Educators, as they explore “The Ripple Effect: How financial choices shape your wellness” during a series of free webinars to be held Wednesdays in September from noon-12:30 pm. Participants can register for one or all 5 sessions at https://go.osu.edu/lhlwwebinars . Note that recordings will be sent to those who cannot attend “live.

08/10/2026

Mark your calendar! Wits Workout is making its highly anticipated return to Deerfield Township this September! Sharpen your mind, connect with friends, and join us for an engaging and fun-filled experience 🧠📆

08/07/2026

Our FCS Educator Claire enjoyed joining the Farm Bureau meeting to share information about sun safety and provide DermaScan demonstrations. Thank you to everyone who participated and took a closer look at their skin!

08/06/2026

Friendly reminder, we will be back in the office 8:00am Monday!

07/23/2026

07/16/2026

A big thank you to SAFE on Main for having us at their Stroll for Kindness yesterday! We enjoyed making UV bracelets and helping others learn more about sun safety ☀️😆

07/15/2026

To learn about the ongoing multi-state outbreak of Cyclosporiasis, visit the article linked below for information.

Cyclosporiasis can cause frequent, watery diarrhea, usually beginning about a week after exposure. Without treatment, symptoms may last for weeks, go away and then return.

Reduce your risk by washing fresh produce and herbs under clean running water, following routine food-safety practices and cooking foods to at least 158°F when possible.

People with sudden or ongoing diarrhea should contact a health care provider and ask about testing.

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