OSU Extension Office

Perry County OSU Extension Office

Ohio State University Extension serves as a link between research and local communities by providing education and resources in areas like griculture, family and consumer sciences, youth development, and community development.

In Perry County, OSU Extension offers a range of programs tailored to local needs, including support for farmers, 4-H youth development, home food safety and preservation and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education (SNAP-Ed), which provides nutrition education to low-income families.

Through workshops, research-based information, and community outreach, these efforts help farming practices, promote healthy lifestyles, and strengthen the overall well-being of residents.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I join the 4-H Youth Development Program?
Contact the office for a club near you.

How do I get Food Safety Management Training & Certification, Complete Principles of Parenting and get my Pressure Canner tested?
Contact the office to set up an appointment.

What services does the OSU Extension offer in support of Agriculture & Natural Resources?
We can assist with soil and forage testing. Offer private pesticide re-certification and fertilizer certification.
We offer beef and swine quality assurance certification.

How can someone access educational programs about the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education (SNAP)?
Contact the office for local programming.