Marshall ANR

What we do

Agriculture and Natural Resource Extension (ANR) Educators serve as research based, unbiased information source for county and state constituents on a variety of topics including: crops, ag business, livestock, natural resource, horticulture, small farms, urban ag, pesticide use, and land conservation. In partnership with Purdue University subject matter experts, ANR Extension Educators can provide relevant and proven best management practices to address many client's situational needs.

Brieanna Slonaker

Purdue Extension Marshall County
Agriculture & Natural Resources
574-935-8542
brieanna@purdue.edu

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Purdue Extension to host Indiana Invasive Species Conference in September

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — This year’s Indiana Invasive Species Conference, hosted by...

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Purdue Extension to present engaging educational activities for all at Indiana State Fair

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — The Indiana State Fair kicks off Aug. 1 and highlights the theme...

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Take Time to Appreciate the Work of Volunteers at the Fair

The Whitley County 4-H Fair will take place July 11-17, 2025. Let’s all take time to...

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Marshall County Open Class at the Marshall County Fair

Marshall County Open Class at the Marshall County Fair

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Purdue Day of Giving- Partnering with Potawatomi Wildlife Park

In partnership with the Marshall County Extension Office, we’re launching an Interactive...

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Potawatomi Wildlife Park Receives Arrowhead Grant with Purdue Extension

Interactive Forestry And Pollinator Trail grant approved!

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