Columbus County Extension Agents

Located in Burgaw, N.C., the Pender County Health Department prevents the spread of epidemics and diseases, protects against environmental hazards and promotes the development of healthy lifestyles. It provides health-related informational resources for the public. The department offers consulting, technical assistance and educational programs for child care providers. It also offers programs for the prevention of rabies and environment-related illnesses. The Pender County Health Department provides testing, examination, treatment and educational counseling services for people who suffer from AIDS. It offers mammography and Pap smear procedures for the detection of breast and cervical cancers. The department offers family planning, fertility counseling and pregnancy testing services. It also provides immunization services to protect children from diphtheria, measles, mumps, rubella and tetanus. The Pender County Health Department operates laboratories that provide diagnostic, reference and emergency services for state agencies and health care providers. It also offers physical assessment and case management services for expectant mothers.

Sampson County Co-op Extension in Clinton, NC, is a community organization that provides educational programs and resources to support local agriculture and horticulture. With a focus on sustainable practices and improving crop yields, this cooperative extension serves as a valuable hub for farmers and gardeners seeking expert advice and guidance. Generated from their business information

The North Carolina Soil & Water Conservation Department - Duplin County District Office in Kenansville, NC is dedicated to controlling erosion and improving water quality by providing technical and financial assistance to landowners of agricultural lands. They work to implement best management practices, create waste management plans, and coordinate stream debris removal projects, all with the goal of conserving soil, water, and related natural resources on working land. Their services also extend to educational programs, offering resources for local schools and opportunities for students to participate in activities such as poster contests, workshops, and fishing tournaments. Additionally, they administer the NC Ag Cost Share Program, which provides technical and financial resources to address nonpoint source pollution caused by soil erosion, excessive fertilizer use, animal waste contamination, and improper use of agricultural chemicals.Generated from the website