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OSU Extension in Klamath County

OSU Extension's network of teachers, experts, mentors and volunteers is at your service, across Oregon and here at home. Learning with you. Sharing knowledge. Putting lessons into practice.

How we serve you

The Oregon State University Extension Service provides trusted, research-based education and advice to help Klamath County residents make informed decisions. We offerL:

  • one-on-one consultations with experts
  • hands-on classes.
  • workshops.
  • conferences.
  • publications.
  • online classes.
  • hotlines.
  • media.
  • youth development.

We bring partners together to build a stronger community. With each of our programs in Nutrition Education, Forestry and Natural Resources, 4-H, Farm to School, and Horticulture we share non-formal community-based education and information services.

Main Office:
Monday - Friday from 8 am - 5 pm

Call us at:
541-883-7131

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Announcements

OSU Extension Service offices closed on January 19

The Extension offices will be closed to observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, January 19, 2026. Read more...

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Hours of operation

Mon - Fri: 8:00 am-5:00 pm

Contact us


Address
Oregon State University Klamath County Extension

6923 Washburn Way
Klamath Falls, OR 97603
United States

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Upcoming events

We’re active across the state delivering our workshops to you. See events that may interest you.

What we do

Discover ways to learn and get involved. Here are some highlights of our activities and specialties.

Youth Activities

Cultivating positive youth development through youth and family programs that foster essential skills for life, leadership, careers, health, and community food systems. 4-H empowers young people with hands-on learning experiences to help them grow and thrive.

Klamath County

Horticulture

Supporting the community and home horticulturalists through the Master Gardener program, plant clinics and gardening classes. Provide training and resources for producers and supporting local food system efforts. Providing solutions to ...

Klamath County

Family and Community Health

Our Family and Community Health team partners in communities to promote healthy nutrition, food safety and security, physical activity, behavioral health and well-being, emergency preparedness, community resilience, and more.

Klamath County

Forestry and Natural Resources

Building a legacy for future generations by helping landowners keep their property safe from wildfires or insect and disease outbreaks. Providing grant opportunities, sustainable forest management practices, agroforestry, and preventative ...

Klamath County

Farm to School and School Gardens in Klamath County

Introducing local producers and foods into schools and teaching kids about where their food comes from and how it is grown. Chick hatch teaches kids about the lifecycle of organisms and the nutritional value of foods. Farm to...

Klamath County

Learn more about what we do

Level Up your Gardening Game with FREE Video Series from OSU

The “Level Up” series of Gardening talks is a team effort, curated by Master Gardener Coordinators across Oregon. The sessions are ideal for individuals with some gardening experience who want to increase their knowledge about topics like soils, fertilizers, plant selection, or specific crops like mushrooms or tree fruits. “Level Up” will continue in 2025. Anyone is welcome to join the live sessions, and they are recorded so they can be watched at any time.

Growing Oregon Gardeners: Level Up Series for 2024

The cost of food keeps climbing. One in five people faces hunger in Oregon. And the pandemic showed us the fragility of our supply system. Growing our own food—for us, for our families, for our neighbors—is an action ...

Master Gardener™

Growing Oregon Gardeners: Level Up Series 2023

Take your gardening knowledge to the next level—from designing rain gardens to restoring biodiversity using native plants. This online series is back in 2023 and offers education for experienced gardeners.

Master Gardener™

Growing Oregon Gardeners: Level Up Series 2022

This is a page to view the recordings from the 2022 webinar series. To view the schedule for and sign up to attend any of the webinars in 2023, visit Growing Oregon Gardeners: Level Up Series 2023. Take your gardening ...

Master Gardener™

Growing Oregon Gardeners: Level Up Series

This monthly zoom series offers education for the experienced gardener led by OSU horticulture experts from across the state. Take your gardening knowledge to the next level with timely topics from gardening in a changing climate to techniques to extend your season. 

Master Gardener™

News and impact

Master Gardener volunteers grow food, knowledge and community across Oregon

Together, Master Gardener volunteers contributed 157,213 hours of service in 2024 — the equivalent of 77 full-time staff positions — and delivered more than $5.46 million in community value.

Leslie Madsen | Nov 2025 | Impact story

OSU survey highlights weed challenges in Oregon agriculture

The statewide assessment provides the roadmap to target research, testing and Extension education where they will deliver the greatest benefit.

Victor Hugo Vidal Ribeiro | Oct 2025 | Impact story

Oregon State research shows how grazing timing affects sagebrush wildlife

By showing how livestock grazing season of use and changes in plant cover influence small-mammal activity and predator presence, the study can help managers make informed decisions that support rural livelihoods while conserving wildlife.

Vanessa Schroeder | Oct 2025 | Impact story

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