The Master Gardener Program in Chippewa County started in 1999. Over 230 people have been trained since that time, and there are currently 21 certified Master Gardener Volunteers (MGVs) for 2019
Read More...In 2018, Chippewa County Master Gardener Volunteers reported 1,149 hours of community service, worth a value of over $36,192.
The Master Gardener Program in Chippewa County started in 1999. Over 210 people have been trained since that time, and there are currently 22 certified Master Gardener Volunteers (MGVs) for 2018. The UW-Extension Educator facilitating the MG Program is Agriculture Agent Jerry Clark.
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The Master Gardener Program in Ashland County started in 1992. Over 150 people have been trained since that time, and there are currently 11 certified Master Gardener Volunteers (MGVs) for 2017. The UW-Extension Educator facilitating the MG Program is Horticulture Educator Matt Cogger.
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The Master Gardener Program in Chippewa County started in 1999. Over 210 people have been trained since that time, and there are currently 21 certified Master Gardener Volunteers (MGVs) for 2016. The UWEX Educator facilitating the MG Program is Agriculture Agent Jerry Clark. Read more in this excerpt from the 2015 accomplishment report.
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There are 49 members in our association, with 21 certified for 2015. In 2014 we volunteered 96 hours in youth education 241 hours in community education 872 hours in support service and participated in 354 hours in continuing education This year we brought in speakers for monthly meetings that would increase knowledge for specific projects. For […]
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Master Gardener Associations all over the state do many great things. Here is a highlight from the 2013 Annual Report: Because the theme of this year’s Bloomer Library Summer Reading Program was Dig into Reading, a group of Bloomer-area MGVs organized a weekly, hands-on beginner gardener series that targeted grade-school readers. They used CVMGA grant money […]
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