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WVU-Harrison Co. Extension Office Open House
Learn about Dining With Diabetes Program at Families & Health page.
Learn about the 4-H Revolution of Responsibility by clicking here
MG Spring Clinic (more information)

People in Your Community… Knowledge at Your Doorstep

Welcome to the WVU Extension Service in Harrison County
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Office Information

WVU Extension Service
Harrison County Office
1117 Good Hope Pike
Clarksburg, WV 26301

Phone 304-624-8650
Fax 304-624-0017
Hours 8:00-4:00 Mon-Fri
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The WVU Extension Service provides public programs with support from West Virginia University faculty and staff and is part of a national Cooperative Extension System. WVU also maintains a historic special-mission campus at WVU Jackson’s Mill State 4-H Camp, near Weston, West Virginia.


Come Visit Us at Our New Office!

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WVU-Harrison County Extension Office at 1117 Good Hope Pike, Clarksburg, WV


Harrison County Agriculture Producers and Local Master Gardeners Receive Innovative Sustainable Agriculture Producers Award at 2012 Small Farm Conference (click here).

Employment Opportunity – Now hiring Nutrition Outreach Instructor. The following link will provide more information. http://humanresources.ext.wvu.edu/employment

Having Trouble with Winter Annuals in the Lawn? See Helpful Solutions.

Partnerships For Community Health 3/19/12

The WVU-Harrison County Extension Office has been working to support a community health program sponsored by the WVU Prevention Research Center and the WVU Department of Microbiology, Immunology and Cell Biology. The program primarily focuses on issues of community health concerns associated with the old Spelter zinc smelting plant in Harrison County. The initial community planning meeting will be held at Lincoln High School March 19, 2012 (see further information) .


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If you have a question about your garden, trees, farm, or any other topic which the Extension Service covers, try a visit to eXtension, a source of information that can provide solutions based on the wisdom of the nation’s Extension agents and specialists.