Clay County Points of Pride

• The Clay County Extension office is making history as the first Extension office in West Virginia to house agents from both WVU and W.Va. State College.
  
  
• Teachers can tell you why 4-H’ers excel in school. More than 350 Clay County youths guided by 35 volunteers merge fun activities with learn-by-doing skill development. Individual projects and community service programs let 4-H’ers research issues, organize plans, and present their ideas. And 4-H makes it fun!
  
  
• Kids and teens love 4-H camp! The fun includes learning about careers, environmental stewardship, citizenship, communications, self-discovery, and friendship. That means parents and teachers love 4-H camp, too.
  
  
• 4-H and FFA members exhibit projects at the Clay County Agriculture Youth Fair. The youths sold more than $23,000 worth of market animals, and supporters of 4-H, FFA, and other community groups raised $500.
  
  
• Through one-on-one contacts and mass media programs, we provide information about nutrition, pest identification and control, livestock management, gardening, landscaping, and other topics.
  
  
• Our office is your gateway to research-based answers questions about horticulture, home gardening, farm management, nutrition. Call us today!
  
  
• Don’t guess; soil test! Ask us for a free soil test kit.
  
  
• Your budget and the environment will benefit
  
  
• Using pesticides? Need certification? Not sure? Don’t take chances! Let us help you determine if you need to be certified as a private pesticide applicator.
  

WVU Clay County Extension Office
New Courthouse, Main Street
P.O. Box 119
Clay, WV 25043-0119
(304) 587-4267
FAX: (304) 587-2555

Last modified July 1, 2003
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