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Clark County

Clark County
913 Highland, PO Box 488
Ashland, KS 67831-0488

Office: 620-635-2811
Cell: 620-635-0247
CA@listserv.ksu.edu

Amber Graff: aagraff@ksu.edu

Master Gardener Program

The K-State Research & Extension Extension Master Gardener program is a volunteer program that provides horticultural training in exchange for help supporting the work of local units. Volunteer expectations vary by local unit and can be adjusted as necessary. Training and volunteer hours are coordinated by local Extension agents. Volunteer activities vary widely, all are educational, Extension horticulture-related, and represent the mission and purpose of KSRE to deliver unbiased, research-based information to
stakeholders in Kansas. 

Who Can Become a Master Gardener?logo

Anyone with interest in horticulture can apply for the EMG program if the local unit has an active program and is accepting applicants. If you want to improve your skills and knowledge and you like to work with people, the EMG program may be for you.

Contact the Clark County Extension to see where the Master Gardener Class is available.