4-H Youth Development
4-H is the nation’s largest youth organization. UI Extension reaches over 75,000 Idaho youth each year and is available in every Idaho county.
We bring the knowledge and research of University of Idaho to you, where you live, when it’s convenient for you. UI Extension partners with local communities to provide research-based education and information on issues that are important to Idahoans. We are leaders in building a thriving, prosperous, healthy Idaho.
Through our statewide network of faculty and staff in 42 counties, three federally recognized tribes and 10 College of Agricultural and Life Sciences research and Extension centers, we work to transform knowledge into solutions that work.
We focus on contemporary topics that matter to you most, including...
4-H is the nation’s largest youth organization. UI Extension reaches over 75,000 Idaho youth each year and is available in every Idaho county.
UI Extension community development programs are focused on collaborative approaches to help rural communities and individuals succeed.
Food production system topics include cereals, potatoes, beef, dairy, small farms, soil health, integrated pest management and more.
Find training, experts and articles to help steward our land for the future. Our expertise includes forestry, logger education and rangeland conservation.
UI Extension offers a wide range of programs aimed at helping individuals and communities improve their health and wellbeing.
Discover ways to improve your landscapes, gardens and small farms. Our experts can help identify insects and other issues faced by homeowners.
UI Extension conducts research and offers programs related to a variety of water issues from water quality to irrigation, drought and nutrient management.
UI Extension has offices in 42 Idaho counties and three federally recognized tribes. Discover programs in your area. Extension faculty are also located at 10 research and Extension centers located across the state.
Discover programs in your areaThe UI Extension Publications Catalog is your source for current, peer-reviewed, research-based educational materials produced by University of Idaho experts.
Explore the UI Extension online courses offerings and learn in the comfort of your own home, when it’s most convenient to you.
UI Extension is part of a national network of land grant universities conducting research and educating the public. Ask Extension offers one-to-one expert answers to your questions.
UI Extension hosts events, workshops and online courses in each of our program areas and in every part of the state. Learn more about our signature events .
Learn about the impact UI Extension is making in our local communities.
Over 200 University of Idaho faculty and staff are located in local Idaho communities, ready to serve you. Find a county educator, an Extension specialist or your local 4-H coordinator.
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