Bracken Henderson

• Farm stress management
• Noxious weed management
• Training young landscape trees
• Ornamental grafting
• Maple syrup production

• Henderson, B. S. Baker, N. Dalton, N. Ghimire, J. Rickman, T. Roland, G. Silkwood, C. Willmore, 4-H Rangeland skill-a-thon makes impact on youth. Journal of National Association of County Agricultural Agents, Volume 14, Issue 2, 2158-9429, December 2021. https://www.nacaa.com/journal/e0cf49d3-09f7-4ab6-bab5-97109172cb93
• UI BUL 994 — Training Young Shade Trees, BUL994
• UI BUL 998 — Spotted Spurge (Chamaesyce maculata), BUL998

Impact Statements

• Breaking the barriers of stigma to address suicide and mental health

Mr. Henderson grew up in Franklin County. For 12 years he worked with the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food and conservation districts to implement conservation programs in northern Utah. A family owned commercial nursery business and several years working in landscaping allow him to offer support to horticultural clients. Recently he has broadened his scope of service to include farm stress management..

• Dalton, N. S. Baker, N. Ghimire, B. Henderson, J. Rickman, T. Roland, G. Silkwood, C. Willmore. National Association of Extension 4-H Agents Regional Award for Excellence in Natural Resources, Idaho 4-H Rangeland Skill-a-thon, Team. 2020
• Graham S. Quate Award. 2015, Utah Department of Agriculture and Food