2018 Happenings
Our first TEMG 'bus' trip was September 21st through 24th- a Learning Journey to Monticello
Digital Networking Sessions for 2018
These
video conference meetings will provide TEMG's from around
the state the opportunity to visit and share about important
organizational and leadership topics.
May 2nd- Database update and overview
YouTube links for session:
Resources:
June 8th- MG serve across different Extension program areas
Sept. 7th- Technology tips and tricks for MGs
YouTube link for session:
Nov. 2nd- Recognition, retention, and awards
All
networking meetings will be held at 11 am EST and 10am CST. Your county
coordinator and leaders will be sent details on connecting.
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What is the Mission of the TN Extension Master Gardener Program?
Improve the lives of Tennesseans through horticulture education delivered by a dedicated and skilled volunteer network.
184,640 hours of service and educational outreach in 2017!
- The Breakdown:
- 2,496 Volunteers reporting
- 35,894ontinuing education hours
- 594 Interns trained
- 3 regional conferences
Representing a value to Tennessee of $4,091,621.51 in 2017!
To become an Extension Master Gardener:
- Contact your local county Extension office to complete:
- 40 hours of basic horticulture classes
- Volunteer service and continuing education hours (required for certification)
- Information sheet with additional details about TEMG
SP- 635.pdf
