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Purdue Extension reports field‑day participation, youth and adult program totals in Harrison County recap
Summary
Ariel Camm‑Wilson told the Harrison County Council that the Purdue Extension office held a field day with 46 participants (225 learned minutes) and served 101 adults and 95 youth in 2025 through programming including herd health, pasture weeds, soil health, Matter of Balance, 4‑H and Nutrition Education.
Ariel Camm‑Wilson, representing the Purdue Extension office, presented a year‑end recap to the Harrison County Council on Dec. 8, saying the office held a Harrison County field day in conjunction with the Harrison County Cattleman's Association that drew 46 participants and accumulated 225 "learned minutes."
She reported the extension ran programs that reached 101 adults and 95 youth in 2025, citing topics such as herd health, pasture weeds and soil health and noting additional educational activities through 4‑H Youth Development, Nutrition Education and the Matter of Balance program. Camm‑Wilson told the council the office is fully staffed and continuing its scheduled programming.
The report was presented as part of the council's regular meeting; council members did not take any funding action specifically tied to the Purdue Extension presentation during the session. The council proceeded to consider advertised additional appropriations and multiple interfund transfers before adjourning at 7:33 p.m.
