http://shelby.tennessee.edu/ is the web address, but the Shelby "County web site database server is under maintenance." Here is the contact info from the main page: Cortney Holloway, Extension Agent I Rabie Neal, Secretary (Regina) Queen Edwards, Program, Assistant Michael Dennison, County Extension Director Shelby County Extension Office 5565 Shelby Oaks Dr. Memphis, TN 38134-7397 (901) 387-1928 - Phone (901) 544-0247 - Fax ext-cty-shelby-all@ext1.ag.utk.edu - Email At another place, they list their address as: Shelby County Extension Office c/o Agricenter International 7777 Walnut Grove Rd. Suite B Box 21 Memphis, TN 38120 (901) 752-1207 - Phone (901) 752-6240 - Fax so I'm not sure which is correct. Maybe that's one reason there site is down; maybe they're updating things.

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