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Purdue Extension Noble County Purdue Extension Noble County provides research-based information and education to our community. Purdue University is an Affirmative Action institution.

It is the policy of the Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service that all persons have equal opportunity and access to its educational programs, services, activities, and facilities without regard to race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin or ancestry, marital status, parental status, sexual orientation, disability or status as a veteran. This material may be available in alternative formats. If you need accommodations for an event, please contact us at least 3 weeks in advance.

06/18/2026

Walnut Council Announces 2026 National Meeting in Warsaw, Indiana
Warsaw, IN — The Walnut Council invites landowners, forestry professionals, and natural resource enthusiasts to gather in Indiana’s scenic Lake Country for its upcoming national meeting, a multi-day event focused on forest management, education, and community.
Set in a region known for its glacial lakes and one of the largest Amish communities in the United States, the program offers attendees a unique opportunity to learn, connect, and explore.
The event kicks off Sunday at Diehl Farm with a relaxed cookout and “landowner show-and-tell,” where members will share their personal experiences, successes, and forest management insights in an informal setting.
On Monday, participants will tour the Diehl family property in Warsaw, a forest that has been actively managed for generations. The field tour will feature hands-on demonstrations and discussions, including hardwood and plantation management, thinning and natural regeneration strategies, and a grafted walnut seed orchard preserving genetics from high-quality veneer trees. Attendees will also explore mixed-species plantations established in the early 1990s, view soil pit demonstrations, observe sawmill operations, and learn about deer protection practices and species competition. The day concludes with an evening banquet.
Tuesday’s indoor program will be held at the Zimmer Biomet Center Lake Pavilion and will feature expert presentations on forest management, economics, and forest health. The day also includes roundtable discussions and a landowner panel, providing valuable opportunities for learning and collaboration.
Optional companion tours will be available on Monday and Tuesday for guests interested in exploring the region’s Amish community, offering a glimpse into local history, culture, arts, and traditions.
Participants may register for the full event or attend individual days. Activities will take place at Diehl Farm and the Center Lake Pavilion in Warsaw, Indiana.
Hotel accommodations are available at the Fairfield by Marriott in Warsaw. Attendees are encouraged to book by July 3 to receive the discounted group rate.
For full program details and to register, visit https://walnutcouncil.org/events/annual-meeting/
About the Walnut Council
The Walnut Council is dedicated to sustainable management and conservation of fine hardwoods through education, research, and the exchange of information among landowners and forestry professionals.

06/10/2026
06/08/2026

The best way to get out and celebrate America’s 250th Birthday this summer is by visiting your local county fairs! Northeast Indiana Extension would like to invite you to come see us!
Adams July 19-23
Allen June 23-28
Dekalb July 13-16 & Sept 28-Oct 3
Elkhart July 24-Aug 1
Fulton July 11-18
Huntington July 25-30
Kosciusko July 12-18
LaGrange July 11-18
Marshall July 18-24
Noble July 11-17
St. Joseph July 3-11
Steuben June 19-25
Wabash July 7-17
Wells July 11-16
Whitley July 17-23

GREAT NEWS FOR NORTHERN INDIANA PESTICIDE CERTIFICATIONS! Noble County Extension has partnered with the Office of Indian...
06/03/2026

GREAT NEWS FOR NORTHERN INDIANA PESTICIDE CERTIFICATIONS!
Noble County Extension has partnered with the Office of Indiana State Chemist and the Metro Institute to become a testing location for Pesticide Certification Exams.

If you are interested in scheduling one of our in person digital exams, visit the Metro Institute at www.metrosignup.com or call 877-533-2900.

These are in person only at our Albion office and require you to use our computers and devices. For more information about our office contact Brandy at 260-636-2111.

05/26/2026

Upcoming Purdue Extension Preserve It Now…Enjoy It Later Food Preservation Workshops!

Leave with Valuable Resources, Listen to In-depth Lectures on Food Safety & Proper Canning Methods, Participate in Interactive Discussions, Learn from Hands-on Practice, Gain Preserved Products to Take Home.
USDA Home Food Preservation recommended procedures are taught.
Workshop 1:
What: Boiling Water Bath Canning – Jams & Jellies
When: Thursday, June 4th, 2026 at 5:00 PM EST, runs ~3-hours
Where: Community Learning Center, 401 E. Diamond Street, Kendallville, IN 46755
Cost: $30.00 for one workshop, or register for BOTH for only $50.00
Register: https://cvent.me/oEKYyL by May 31st

Workshop 2:
What: Pressure Canning – Salsa
When: Friday, June 5th, 2026 at 10:00 AM EST, runs ~4-hours
Where: Community Learning Center, 401 E. Diamond Street, Kendallville, IN 46755
Cost: $30.00 for one workshop, or register for BOTH for only $50.00
Register: https://cvent.me/oEKYyL by May 31st

EVENT CONTACT: Abigail Creigh, HHS Educator [email protected] 260-636-2111

Purdue University is an Equal Opportunity / Equal Access University. If you are in need of accommodations to attend this program or an interpreter / translator please contact [email protected] by May 28, 2026.

05/22/2026

Media is welcome to use this video for TV, radio or podcasts or pull quotes for print articles. Monica Nagele is a regi...

Diabetic support group happening now at the CLC, guest speaker Dr. Rousch presenting on diabetic eye health.
05/21/2026

Diabetic support group happening now at the CLC, guest speaker Dr. Rousch presenting on diabetic eye health.

05/19/2026

2 likes. "Your Farm Podcast Ep. 8: Anhydrous Ammonia Safety Tips with Purdue Extension's Ann Kline"

Fawns will start to be born in late May through early June, and it is common for people to come across fawns in yards, p...
05/19/2026

Fawns will start to be born in late May through early June, and it is common for people to come across fawns in yards, parks, and other areas in both rural and more urbanized areas. It is best if fawns remain untouched and left alone. It’s also important that in the event a rehabber is needed, the rehabilitator is contacted BEFORE getting involved. Rehabilitators can decide for themselves IF they have availability to take in wildlife. Additionally, if there is not an option to assist an injured fawn, it is okay to let the circle of life take its course as difficult as that may be.

You can find out more information here: https://www.in.gov/dnr/fish-and-wildlife/wildlife-resources/orphaned-and-injured-animals/ or here: https://www.in.gov/dnr/fish-and-wildlife/wildlife-resources/animals/white-tailed-deer-biology/?utm_source=agency-website&utm_medium=&utm_campaign=&utm_term=&utm_content=

"Your Farm" Podcast Ep. 10: Cash Rent Clarity—Why Farm Leases Matter for Landowners and Tenants
05/19/2026

"Your Farm" Podcast Ep. 10: Cash Rent Clarity—Why Farm Leases Matter for Landowners and Tenants

On the “Your Farm” Podcast, Ann Kline and Courtney Schmidt with Purdue Extension discuss the critical role that written cash farm leases play in both documen...

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