At UConn Extension, we are dedicated to advancing agricultural knowledge, supporting sustainable practices, and fostering community engagement across Connecticut. Our comprehensive range of agricultural programs addresses the diverse needs of farmers, consumers, and educators, promoting innovation and sustainability in our state's agricultural landscape.
Explore our key topics, including urban agriculture, farm viability, and soil health, which are essential to building a resilient agricultural community. Each program is designed to provide resources, training, and support tailored to the unique challenges faced by our farmers and agricultural stakeholders.
Whether you're a seasoned farmer, a budding gardener, or simply interested in learning more about agriculture, UConn Extension is here to help. Join us as we cultivate knowledge and empower the next generation of agricultural leaders.
Get started by exploring our topics or connecting with our programs to discover the resources and expertise available to you.
Farm Viability Service
The UConn Extension Farm Viability Service strengthens Connecticut agriculture by helping farms adapt, grow, and thrive. We provide strategic planning, grant assistance, and business development support tailored to individual farm needs.
Urban Agriculture
Urban agriculture empowers communities to grow fresh, nutritious food while maximizing the use of urban spaces. Our program provides resources, education, and technical assistance to support sustainable food production in cities and towns.
Soil Health
Healthy soils are the foundation of productive, resilient agricultural systems. UConn Extension offers workshops, consultations, and research-based tools to help farmers and gardeners improve soil quality, fertility, and sustainability.