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January 8, 2008, is the date for the Purdue Extension workshop, “Getting a Grip on Energy Costs” Time is limited - register now! For more information, see the brochure:
energy
December 30, 2008 | Education and News | No Comments »
The CCAA Board of Directors sends their “Thanks!” to all the CCAA members who donated time and/or dollars to the Christmas Basket Project. More than 3500 lbs. of meat and $1950 was donated by CCAA members. Nearly 300 families were served from the Delphi and Carroll County area, with more than 100 additional families served in the Flora and Deer Creek area.
December 30, 2008 | News | No Comments »

Check out the tab above for a link to the CCAA Handbook. A bound copy of this Handbook is available FREE to members, and at a $5.00 fee to nonmembers. Click on the link below to send an email message to request your copy.
Carroll County Ag Association
December 29, 2008 | Education and News | No Comments »

Th Purdue Extension Office is offering a 5-part workshop series on managing margin risk. The first session is January 27. For more details and to register, please see the brochure:
marginriskbrochure
December 28, 2008 | Education and News | No Comments »
The Purdue Extension Office is sponsoring a Soil Conservation Workshop on Thursday, February 26, 2009, at the Delphi Canal Interpretive Center. This morning program is from 9:00 a.m. - noon. For more information, including an agenda of topics and speakers, click here
December 27, 2008 | Education and News | No Comments »

From field to grocery store
Save the Date! March 19, 2009, is the annual Carroll County Ag Day. The Soil and Water Conservation District and Carroll County Ag Association puts together this event for all Carroll County 4th Graders. Students get a chance to learn important hands-on information about the agriculture industry - where food comes from and how it gets to their table. Volunteers are needed to help make this event a success. Mark your calendar today, and stay tuned for more information, early in 2009.
December 15, 2008 | Issues and News | No Comments »
The CCAA was featured in an article in the November 14 issue of Agri News. They were kind enough to provide a PDF version of the article. Check it out!
Indiana Agri News Article
November 18, 2008 | News | No Comments »
Click on this link to learn more about
Carroll County Food Pantry Food Drive
sponsored by Salin Bank & Trust
November 02, 2008 | News | No Comments »
Ag Association Needs Your Help for Community Christmas Baskets
The Carroll County Ag Association is seeking donations and volunteers to help provide meat for community Christmas baskets and to help put baskets together for distribution to local families in need.
We are looking for at least 20 hogs to be donated for processing at the Burlington Locker Plant. Pickup and delivery may be available, if needed. We are also accepting donations to help buy any extra needed meat. Please coordinate your donations with Sam Moffitt so that the Burlington Locker Plant can process the meat in manageable lots.
We also need help with preparing and distributing the Christmas Baskets:
- Toy Store December 12
- Sort boxes Dec 16-17
- Fill boxes Dec 18-7pm
- Pick up of boxes Dec 20
Please contact Joanne Lytton, at the Carroll County Extension Office, if you can assist with Christmas Baskets.
November 01, 2008 | News and Resources | No Comments »
Carroll County Extension Educator Paul Marcellino will be Howard County Extension Educator, effective November 1. We thank him for his tireless and able service to Carroll County, and wish him the best in Howard County.
Paul has a few words to leave with us in Carroll County:
I just want to thank the people of Carroll County for all the help they give to the extension program and we hope that we have given Carroll County excellent programming to meet the needs of the community. I hope the CCAA will continue to develop and continue to be a progressive organization to meet the challenges that continue to face agriculture. I urge the community to solicit the governing bodies to provide the necessary funding for extension programming. We feel that we are in the prevention business for youth and provide researched based and unbiased information to the local level at a very reasonable cost.
Until the position in Carroll County is filled feel free to contact me in Howard County. My email will stay the same at pmarcellino@purdue.edu.
I wish the best of luck to all of the CCAA in your endeavors and you will still have to put up with me since I am staying Carroll County.
If any of you are needing PARP credits I am holding a program in Howard Co. on December 19th with registration starting at 8:30 a.m. and meeting adjourning 12 noon. It will be at the Howard Co. Extension Office.
Paul Marcellino, Extension Educator
October 31, 2008 | News | No Comments »
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