Agriculture and Natural Resources (ANR)

Grant County, Indiana

ANR Program Description

The agriculture and natural resources (ANR) program extends the research and knowledge base of Purdue University to serve a diverse Grant County audience:

• Traditional agriculture is served though programs such as private pesticide applicator recertification programs, and through topics such as integrated pest management, farm management, agronomy and animal science.

• Residents and homeowners can benefit from information about pest identification and control, home lawn & garden information, trees and landscape plants. Many enjoy the popular Master Gardener program.

Educational venues include personal consultations, group meetings, webinars, newspaper articles, and radio spots.

Information, please!

• Try the frequently asked questions (FAQ's) page for links to answers to common questions.
• An extensive links of interest page has been developed for quick access to reliable information sources.
• You may find information on current events looking under News to find news releases about upcoming events, news articles about a current topic, or the annual ANR newsletter.
• You may call 765-651-2413 for the local Purdue Extension office, or email ANR Extension Educator, John Woodmansee, with a question at jwoodman@purdue.edu
• You may wish to speak directly to a Purdue specialist. Try the local office first. The ANR educator may put you in touch with a specialist if still needed or desired. Here's Purdue Extension's Expertise Guide.
• To search Purdue Extension state-wide, return to the home page above.