As an extension of the University of Florida, our job is to provide information to residents of Flagler County. Whether you need to know how to care for your lawn, manage your money, learn about food safety, plant a citrus tree or help youth develop leadership skills, the Flagler County Extension Service offers a wealth of practical information.

The University of Florida Cooperative Extension Service is a branch of the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) which helps apply the latest research and university expertise to solve problems. We have access to more than 2,000 subjects of interest. This expertise is available to everyone - small business owners, farmers, builders, homeowners, parents, children, and the general public.

The Flagler County Extension Service is a partnership among the University of Florida, Flagler County Board of County Commissioners and the Federal Government. Currently the Extension Service has a horticulture section, a family and consumer sciences section, a 4-H youth development section, agriculture, and a marine science section.

The Extension Service’s programming consists of:

• Seminars, demonstrations and workshops
• Networking with educational and governmental agencies
• Speaking to garden, service, civic clubs, schools and commodity groups
• Newsletters and newspaper columns, personal contacts, farm visits
• Diagnostic services: soil testing, plant disease and insect identification
• Training for extension volunteers
• Publications

The menu on the right features information about our programs. Information is also available by calling (386) 437-7464 or stopping by our office located northwest of Bunnell (near the County Fairgrounds) at 150 Sawgrass Rd. just off County Road 13. Click here for a map.