Russell County Extension Office

Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment

Please go to the CAIP page for a schedule of dates for approved producers to bring in receipts.

Welcome to the Russell County Extension Office.

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Extension Programs Available in Russell County

4-H Youth Development

Beef cattle in field

Agriculture & Natural Resources

Jars of home canned vegetables

Family & Consumer Sciences

Russell County Courthouse 2

Community & Economic Development

Russell County Extension Office

Russell County Extension Office building

Contact Information

Open Monday through Friday, 7:30am - 4:00pm

2688 S. Hwy. 127
Russell Springs, KY 42642
Phone: (270) 866-4477
Fax: (270) 866-8645
Email: russell.ext@uky.edu

Happenings at Russell County Extension Office

Beef cattle in field

Event

Russell County Cattlemen's Association

Upcoming Events

Camera with 4-H clover

4-H Youth Development

4-H Photography Contest

Toy farm on table

4-H Tabletop Farmers

Sheep and goat herd

Russell Co. Sheep & Goat Producers Meeting

sweet potato hash in a bowl

Family & Consumer Sciences

Cooking Through the Calendar

News from Extension

Kentucky Beef Conference to address industry challenges and future innovations

UK hosts second annual Engagement Academy, showcasing partnerships and collaboration

'A lasting impact’: UK rural sociologist helps Kentucky’s communities through data

Extension Quick Links

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