NDSU Extension | Stutsman County

NDSU Extension

As part of the College of Agriculture, the NDSU Extension office has a partnership with county commissioners, the state of North Dakota and the US Department of Agriculture. Its purpose is to create learning partnerships that help adults and youth enhance their lives and communities. It believes in lifelong learning and maximizing resources through collaborations. Its educational program priorities are: farm, family and community economics, 4-H youth development, animal and crop production, human development and nutrition, food safety and health.

The Extension Service, established in 1914, gets its name because it extends education from land-grant universities to people of all ages and walks of life.

NDSU Extension is a trusted source of accurate and unbiased information that isn’t always available from other sources.

The Stutsman County office offers the following services:

• Forage Nitrate QuikTest
• Hay Bale Probe
• Infrared Thermometer
• Livestock Water Quality Test
• Moisture Meter
• ND Farm Record Books
• Pressure Canner Tester
• Seed Germination Bags
• Soil Sample Bags
• Soil Testing Probe

The Stutsman County office includes:

• Brenda Jarski-Weber – Extension Agent (Family and Community Wellness)
• Ashley Kjellberg – Extension Agent (Agriculture and Natural Resources)
• Angela Rost – 4-H Program Coordinator
• Terese Carter – Administrative Assistant
• Luella Morehouse – Nutrition Education Assistant, EFNEP/FNP