Guam鈥檚 SNAP-Ed nutrition education program is set to phase out following federal cuts under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, ending nationwide on Sept. 30, 2025. For 10 years, SNAP-Ed in Guam promoted healthy eating, food safety, and active living for low-income families, reaching nearly 22,000 residents in 2024. UOG Land Grant will continue limited programming through Sept. 2026 during a final phase-out year.
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The unique journey has deepened their appreciation of biodiversity and biological research.
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Learn to cook nutritious, affordable meals with UOG's Fresh & Frugal workshops for ages 18-25, starting Oct. 4.
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Learn to grow and cook local crops at UOG's Garden-to-Table workshops starting Oct. 15.
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The 91快播 Land Grant Extension Service will soon host its second Farmer Focus Conference in Guam and its fourth in the Micronesian region.
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The last time you walked past a da'ok tree and its many seeds scattered on the ground, you may not have realized the potential it holds as a natural resource in Guam.
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Several local agencies and organizations now have federally certified remote pilots in their ranks, with the support of the latest 91快播 Drone Corps program cohort.
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Feral pigs have long been identified as an invasive species in Guam, as they cause disturbance to residents and damage to soils, farms and gardens.
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The 91快播 Land Grant Extension Service will host a dragon fruit workshop on Sept. 6, teaching participants how to make value-added products like gummy candies, jam, and nectar. Learn about dragon fruit health benefits, post-harvest handling, and fun recipes for Guam-grown produce.
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