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Tao, Haiying; Morris, Thomas F.; Bravo-Ureta, Boris; Meinert, Richard – Journal of Extension, 2016
We conducted case studies on four Connecticut dairy farms to evaluate how well farmers implemented their nutrient management plans (NMPs). Our findings can help Extension educators develop programs to improve NMPs and NMP adoption by farmers. We identified three educational topic areas that would likely increase NMP understanding and acceptance:…
Descriptors: Program Implementation, Program Evaluation, Nutrition, Farm Management
Cassill, Heather; Culp, Ken, III; Hettmansperger, Jay; Stillwell, Marla; Sublet, Amanda – Journal of Extension, 2012
Extension professionals must be able to give volunteers programmatic ownership, resources, and the education needed to complete tasks. However, resources such as time and money are limited, especially in economic downtimes, making it even more necessary to look at creative ways to bridge the gap between what programs and services can and should be…
Descriptors: Volunteers, Middle Management, Human Resources, Outreach Programs
Peer reviewedSandmann, Lorilee R. – Journal of Extension, 1993
Looks at a study of 36 extension officers that found that 89% of the agents had specific plans, but only 8% of the programs were implemented as specified. Suggests reasons for the discrepancy and suggests a flexible planning model for more effective programming. (JOW)
Descriptors: Adult Education, Extension Education, Models, Planning
Peer reviewedLodl, Kathleen; Stevens, Georgia – Journal of Extension, 2002
Longitudinal evaluation of KIDS' TEAM, which developed community coalitions for youth at risk, found that the focus of most coalitions has expanded beyond the original goal. Those that still thrive have outside funding, committed members, and public recognition. Other success factors include valid needs assessments, broad participation,…
Descriptors: Community Cooperation, Extension Education, High Risk Students, Planning

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