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Person County Center
STREET ADDRESS: 304 S Morgan St
Room 123
Roxboro NC 27573

Open Mon-Fri: Closed Today MAILING ADDRESS: 304 S Morgan St
Room 123
Roxboro NC 27573

(336) 599-1195
person.ces.ncsu.edu FAX: (336) 598-0272

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Person County Center

Street Address: 304 S Morgan St
Roxboro, NC 27573
MAP OFFICE HOURS:
Mon-Fri Closed Today

(336) 599-1195

person.ces.ncsu.edu

FAX: (336) 598-0272

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Our Mission

North Carolina Cooperative Extension partners with communities to deliver education and technology that enrich the lives, land and economy of North Carolinians.

La Extensión Cooperativa de Carolina del Norte se asocia con las comunidades para ofrecer educación y tecnología que enriquecen la vida de los habitantes, la tierra y la economía de Carolina del Norte.

What is Cooperative Extension in North Carolina?

The North Carolina Cooperative Extension is a partnership involving the United States Department of Agriculture, state and county governments, and our two land grant universities: North Carolina State University in Raleigh and North Carolina A&T State University in Greensboro. Its mission is to help people improve their lives through an educational process that uses scientific knowledge based on issues and needs.

The Cooperative Extension helps people gain new knowledge and put it to work in agriculture and natural resources, home economics, 4-H and youth development, and community and rural development. These programs help people identify problems and find solutions to improve their homes, families, farms, businesses and communities.

The Cooperative Extension provides useful, research-based information and non-formal learning opportunities. This information is available to all North Carolinians through extension agents and staff in each county and with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. County personnel are supported by a staff of subject matter specialists at both universities.

How Can Extension Help You?

Extension agents and staff members are there to help you by providing information and non-formal learning opportunities. A wide variety of programs are offered for urban and rural residents; youth of all ages; individuals; traditional and non-traditional families.

Here is how you can participate:

Seminars
Computer Programs
Tours
Consultations
Classes
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Pressure Canner Testing
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Work Site Programs
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Financial Analysis for Home & Business
Extension Homemakers
Commodity Groups
After School Programs

Listed below are examples of programs available through the Person County Center.

Hazardous Household Waste
Child and Elder Care
Financial Management
Pesticide Safety
Commodity Programs
Landscape Management
Livestock Management
Self Esteem Building
Environmental Awareness
4-H Camps & Teen Retreats
Youth Enrichment Services
Parenting Groups
In-home Parenting Visits
School Enrichment
Poster Contests
Day Care Certification
Food Safety
Vegetable Gardening
Horse Management Series
Health, Food & Nutrition
Waste Reduction Practices
Housing
Volunteerism
Leadership Development
Aging With Gusto Partners In Wellness
Give Your Heart A Healthy Beat
Child Development 0-5 years of age

Today’s Cooperative Extension

In response to current social, economic and environmental issues, the Cooperative Extension has developed nine initiative programs that focus on practical resolutions for today’s North Carolinians.

Alternative Income Opportunities
Environment & Conservation of Natural Resources
Families in Crisis
Food Safety & Quality
Health & Human Safety
Rural Revitalization
Sustainable Agriculture
Water Quality – Waste Management
Youth at Risk

Through these programs Cooperative Extension is projecting a North Carolina with:

A productive & profitable agriculture;
A protected and enhanced environment;
Stable communities;
Responsible youth; and
Strengthened families.

NC State University and N.C. A&T State University work in tandem, along with federal, state and local governments, to form a strategic partnership called N.C. Cooperative Extension, which staffs local offices in all 100 counties and with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.

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