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UF/IFAS Extension
Gulf County County
From energy conservation to growing better tomatoes to helping youngsters develop self-esteem, University of Florida/Gulf County Extension Service offers a wealth of practical information for today’s families.
Contact
gulf@ifas.ufl.edu
(850) 639-3200
232 E. Lake Ave., P.O. Box 250
Wewahitchka, FL 32465
Food scientist explains kombucha’s growing appeal, how it’s made
Kombucha, a fizzy drink made from fermented tea, used to be found only at specialty stories. But today, many grocery stores carry an array of kombucha products
06/28/2022
Wakulla Master Gardener Volunteer 2022 Spring Seed Library Program
Ask Wakulla Master Gardener Volunteer
Michele Hackmeyer
Objective
To provide small packets of seasonally appropriate seeds to encourage.
03/22/2022
What's Going on in Florida
Meet our new director!
Congratulations to our new Wakulla County Extension Director, Samantha Kennedy!
Director for the UF/IFAS Wakulla County Extension program
Although Samantha is taking on a new role as the Director for the UF/IFAS Wakulla County Extension program, she is no stranger to the University of Florida, Wakulla County, or.
04/22/2022
4-H Leg: 50 Years of Giving Youth a Voice in Government
There’s a famous quote, often attributed to Mahatma Gandhi, that we must “be the change we wish to see in the world.” Few of us take the opportunity to meet that challenge
06/20/2022
Cuphea, a Pollinator Magnet for Your Yard
Ask Franklin County Master Gardener Volunteer
Becky Comyns
Is it possible to find a plant that is easy to grow?
Is it possible to find a plant that is easy to grow (yet.
01/25/2022
Demonstration Gardens Installed at Franklin County Extension Office
Ask Franklin County Master Gardener Volunteer
James Hargrove
Every aspect of gardening can be educational and fun. The UF/IFAS Extension office in Franklin County was recently remodeled and reopened
01/19/2022
Remote work and circular health
Remote working
During the pandemic, tens of millions of workers, mostly office workers, were suddenly forced to work from home (WFH). In the beginning, there were many difficulties to address, especially when children were attending school online, houses were unorganized and families were unaccustomed to working in the same, often tight, spaces
06/28/2022
