
Who We Are
🌱 What Is the Cooperative Extension Service?
The Cooperative Extension Service started in 1914 to help people all across the country learn useful skills. It’s a team effort between local counties, state universities, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. These groups work together to plan and run helpful programs. In Florida, the University of Florida is in charge of the Extension Service.
📚 What Does Citrus County Extension Do?
Citrus County Extension connects our community with the University of Florida. It gives kids and adults chances to learn new things. Some of the programs teach about:
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Taking care of lawns and gardens
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Eating healthy and staying well
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Managing money
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Protecting nature
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Using Florida-friendly landscaping
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Helping kids grow through 4-H activities
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Previous Newsletters
2025
- 2025 Jan Feb Mar Extension Newsletter
- 2025 Apr May Jun Extension Newsletter
- 2025 Jul Aug Sept Extension Newsletter
- 2025 Oct Nov Dec Extension Newsletter
2024
- 2024 Jan Feb Mar Extension Newsletter
- 2024 Apr May Jun Extension Newsletter
- 2024 Jul Aug Sept Extension Newsletter
- 2024 Oct Nov Dec Extension Newsletter
2023
CONTACT
Marguerite Beckford, EdD County Extension Director / Horticulture Agent (352) 527-5700 citrus@ifas.ufl.edu
Physical & Mailing Address 3650 W Sovereign Path, Ste 1 Lecanto, FL 34461
Hours Monday - Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm
Master Gardener Volunteers
- 2026 Jan Feb Mar Extension Newsletter
- 2026 Apr May Jun Extension Newsletter
- 2026 Jul Aug Sept Extension Newsletter
- 2026 Master Gardener Plant Sale
Other Publications
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