Our Stories
Making a difference in Indian Country
Measuring FRTEP’s success
FRTEP programs have had a major impact on individuals, families and tribal communities. Just how much impact has now been quantified thanks to a research project that used Ripple Effects Mapping (REM) and content analysis. Click the link to learn more.

Providing pandemic relief
From distribution of emergency food supplies and protective facemasks to helpful videos on how to grow your own food, extension agents have been a vital resource for Indian people, tribal leaders and government agencies.

Agriculture: A pathway for youth
Extension agents are playing a vital role in preparing future generations of farmers and ranchers on the Blackfeet Reservation.
