Horticulture
Adapting to a changing climate
Delaware Cooperative Extension is working with individuals, farms and the horticulture industry to promote environmental stewardship in the state. Cooperative Extension is using research to develop management practices that will allow Delawareans to adapt to a changing climate and protect and conserve our natural resources. One major focus has been reducing nutrient pollution from lawns and agriculture through education, development of science-based nutrient management practices, and promoting compliance with state nutrient management regulations. Additionally, integrated pest management practices are being developed and promoted to reduce the impact of pesticides on the environment.
Learning and promoting best practices
Climate Variability
Lawn & Garden
Sustainable Landscapes
Commericial Horticulture
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Backyard Composting
Nutrient Management
Services from experts you can trust
Soil Testing Program
Plant Diagnostics
Beginning Farmer Program
Strong community support and leadership
About LEADelaware
Delaware Master Gardeners
Delaware Master Naturalists
Impact statements
Urban horticulture
Nutrient management certification (2019)
Healthy forest, healthy farm,
healthy family (2019)