Extension Educationin Williamson County

Workshop Information:  For more workshop information, click here Workshop Information There is NO cost to attend a Texas Watershed Steward workshop. All workshop participants will receive: A day of beneficial and applicable watershed education A copy of the Texas Watershed Steward Curriculum Handbook Tote bag and other goodies Sign-in/registration/coffee begins at 30 minutes before the advertised start time. Dress is casual. The workshop will be held inside with interactive demonstrations and visuals throughout the day. Unless otherwise mentioned, participants should bring their own lunch We offer CEUs to applicable participants!... Read More →

Texas A&M AgriLife Research and AgriLife Extension invite you attend our first annual ‘Controlled Environment: Urban Agriculture’ conference designed for new and prospective growers interested in specialty crop production under controlled environment (high tunnels, greenhouses, indoor vertical farms) and for experienced growers who want to learn more about the nuts and bolts of crop production in a controlled environment Register at 979-845-2604 or Click here October registration fee $85 November registration fee $105 Onsite registration fee $125 TNLA members--- $20 discount TOFGA members---$20 discount AgriLife Employees---$40 discount Topics:... Read More →

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    The Bell-Williamson County Show is an opportunity for any county resident with a pecan tree to learn more about pecans and compete for “bragging rights” for the best pecans in the county! The event is scheduled for Tuesday, December 17, at the Bell County Extension Office in Belton.               At 10:00 am show officials will begin processing the pecans, which includes cracking, weighing, and classifying so the judge can make evaluations. Judging begins at 11:00 am. A one-hour educational program by Bob Whitney about pecan production and... Read More →