Harrison County - AgriLife Extension Service

06/02/2026

Too many men are slipping through the cracks. This Men’s Health Month, hear insights from Richard V. Reeves president of the American Institute for Boys and Men on why men’s health matters for families and communities 💙 Learn more and take action today 💪American Institute for Boys and Men http://tx.ag/EVDvOWR

Too many men are slipping through the cracks. In this Men’s Health ...

06/01/2026

Happy Pollinator Month! 🐝

This month, we are taking the time to stop and watch the bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds that pollinate our gardens! We recognize the vital role pollinators play in our ecosystems and food systems and are dedicated to educating Texans on how to support and protect them!

Here are our top five tips for how you can support pollinators this summer: tx.ag/PollinatorSupport



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06/01/2026

Still time to register

2026 Woodland Clinic Competition Workshop coming up, June 12.

This is a great opportunity for any AST or CEA that trains a forestry competition team!

Limited registration.
Registration Link: http://member.texasforestry.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=2062262

06/01/2026

June is Men’s Health Month 💙 Men in the U.S. live nearly 6 years less than women. Small steps like checkups, knowing your numbers, and support can change that. Start now. Do it for you and those who count on you. Men's Health Network

Download our Gap Guide, a practical roadmap for men to start living longer and stronger.Learn the Six Pillars that can help reclaim up to six years of life — from heart health to mental wellness to building stronger support networks.It’s science-based, simple to follow, and completely free.

06/01/2026

Same sleepy child, same car ride—but very different protection.
When children ride without a booster, the seat belt doesn’t fit the way it’s designed to. It may rest on the neck or stomach instead of the shoulder and hips, increasing the risk of serious injury in a crash.
A properly used booster seat raises and positions children so the vehicle seat belt fits correctly: ✔ Shoulder belt across the middle of the chest
✔ Lap belt low and snug across the hips
Even if a child falls asleep, the right seat helps keep them in a safer position.
Most children need a booster until they are about 4 feet 9 inches tall and can pass the 5-step seat belt test.
Need help finding a local CPST? Check out https://bit.ly/SafeKidsTechSearch to find one close to you, or visit buckleup.tamu.edu to find a local car seat fitting station with Car Seat Technicians on staff to help you build confidence in using your car seat and buckling your child in safely!

05/31/2026

Happy National Smile Day! 😊

Whether you’re kicking off summer plans, starting a new internship, or just enjoying a well-earned break — you deserve a reason to smile today.

Thanks for bringing your energy, creativity, and hard work to the College this year. We’re proud of all you’ve accomplished and can’t wait to see what’s next.

Take a moment to celebrate how far you’ve come and keep smiling!


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05/29/2026

Looking for smarter ways to snack while working toward your weight goals? 🍎🥜 These 22 healthy snack ideas combine protein, fiber, and healthy fats to help curb cravings and keep you satisfied between meals. Cleveland Clinic

Focused on getting to a healthy weight? Our registered dietitian offers healthy snack ideas, like apples with peanut butter, crunchy kale chips or dark chocolate with almonds.

05/28/2026

One click could be the one that matters most. Protect yourself and your passengers by always buckling up, day and night.

05/28/2026

Your brain on exercise 🧠 Movement can boost mood, sharpen thinking, and lower risk of dementia and stroke. See why every step matters 🏃‍♀️ Cleveland Clinic http://tx.ag/pjuChS0

With every step you take, every mile you pedal or every lap you swim, you’re enhancing your cognitive fitness. A neuropsychiatrist explains how exercise can improve brain function, boost mood and more.

05/27/2026

Small Ruminant Field Day!