Colorado State University
Extension
The Jackson County Extension office provides assistance and programs for citizens in five main areas: Agriculture, Horticulture, Family and Consumer Science, Natural Resources and 4-H Youth Programs. 
4-H Youth Development
Leadership, Citizenship and life-skills
Agriculture & Natural Resources
Ag & Natural Resource news & more
Family & Consumer Science
Family and home info
Horticulture & Gardening
Backyard Gardening, plants, trees & more
Nutrition & Food Safety
Nutrition, Health & active lifestyles
Jackson County Extension - Providing trusted, practical education to help you solve problems, develop skills and build a better future.
About CSU Extension- Available to All
With the millions of websites on the internet, it's hard to know who to trust for information. Colorado State University Extension can provide relief by offering reliable, research-based information. Wherever you live, Extension's job is to determine what issues, concerns and needs are unique to each community, and offer sound & effective solutions. We have 5 regions: Western, Mountain, Front Range, Eastern and Southern. Learn more about us or about our partners.
Learn MoreNew 4-H year has begun!!
The 2022-2023 4-H Year has begun. Interested in Joining 4-H? Not sure what all there is to do in 4-H, contact Lacey at the Jackson County Extension Office to see what all 4-H has to offer. There is a project for everyone. Adults- interested in being a volunteer or a leader? Please contact Lacey at 970-723-4298.
4-H Online EnrollmentProject Assistance Grants Available
We have 3 great project assistance grants available for our 4-H members. We have the Sandy Bond Memorial Lamb, the 1st year project grant and the North Park Born and Raised Grant. Check out the applications for more information. Applications are due to the Jackson County Extension Office by February 20th.
Project Assistance GrantsSearch
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