Cooperative Extension

Since being designated as a land-grant school in 1890, a key part of Lincoln University's mission has been the teaching of agriculture and science. It's a mission we still take seriously today and fulfill in large part via our Cooperative Research and Cooperative Extension programs.

Lincoln University Cooperative Extension (LUCE) aims to enhance the quality of life for people throughout Missouri with limited access to resources. Specifically, our programs address the needs of small farm owners throughout the state. We teach key skills relating to sustainability, leadership, agricultural innovation and more so farmers throughout Missouri and beyond can keep up with a changing economy and continue to meet the needs of their customers.

We utilize research-based education and engagement at local, state, regional, national and international levels to achieve our goal. Extension specialists, located primarily on Lincoln's main campus, facilitate extension and outreach programs covering essential subject areas that are relevant and positively impact those living in Missouri.

We also have educators in Urban Impact Centers in both Kansas City and St. Louis, as well as Southeast Missouri outreach centers in Sikeston, Lilbourn and Caruthersville.

To learn more about our Cooperative Extension programs and to see how you can contribute, please contact us or follow the links below.

Cooperative Extension

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Wetlands offer more than wildlife habitats — they serve as vital ecosystems that connect people to nature and provide cultural, ecological and societal value. This message guided the “Not Just for Ducks: Reframing Marshes as Working Water Gardens,” symposium at the 85th Midwest Fish and Wildlife Conference in St. Louis, Missouri, in January.
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Contact

319 Frank Hall
Jefferson City, MO 65101
P: (573) 681-6190

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Coming March 3-5, 2025 — Save the date for our Small Farmers Conference!