MSU Extension reports strong participation, PFAS testing help and fair attendance
MSU Extension district director Bill Hendry told the board the 2025 annual report shows 461 programs, 1,428 direct client consultations, robust youth participation and fair attendance around 4,500 a day; staff highlighted PFAS soil‑testing support and virtual programming.
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Bill Hendry, MSU Extension district director, presented the 2025 annual report and highlighted countywide participation: "There were over 461 different programs or meetings that Clinton County residents participated in" and more than 1,428 direct client consultations including farm visits and phone calls. He noted strong youth involvement—1,565 youth and adults participated in child and youth programming including 4‑H.
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