Agent Resources

• Walk Your Land 11 X 17 Poster (PDF)
  
  
• Walk Your Land Downloadable Display (Power Point)
  
  
• Brochures
  • Walk Your Land (PDF)
  • Walk Your Land - Spanish (PDF)
  • Meth: Too Close to Home (PDF)
  • Meth: Too Close to Home - Spanish (PDF)
    

• Agents Guide (PDF)
  
  
• Order Form (Word Doc)
  
  
• Power Point Presentations
  • Walk Your Land (PPT)
    This Power Point presentation is intended for community education and as a primary education tool to be used with the Walk Your Land downloadable display, fact sheets, and photo guide. The Walk Your Land Agent guide is intended to provide background information to the training facilitator that may be helpful when presenting this program. Persons implementing this program may also want to consider partnering with local law enforcement, prevention, coalition, or healthcare groups who may also have a need for this information.
  • Methamphetamine - The Newest of the Kentucky Uglies (PPT) - presentation is for use by Extension agents in the Eastern Region of Kentucky
  • Methamphetamine - The Newest of the Kentucky Uglies (PPT) - presentation is for use by Extension agents in the Western Region of Kentucky
    This Power Point presentation is intended to be used for general information about methamphetamine and its impact on people, communities, and the environment
  • Prescription Drug Abuse (PPT)
  • Meth Labs: What You Need to Know (PDF)
  • Methamphetamine and your Farm (PDF)
    
    
• Videos
  • Environmental Implications of Meth Production (MPEG Video, 25mb)
    
    
• Evaluations
  • Pre-Test
  • Impact
  • Post-Test
    
    
• Additional LInks
  • Indiana Law - Meth: A Rising Blight
    
    
• Fact Sheets (PDF)
  • Identifying and Reporting Methamphetamine Waste on Your Property
  • Potential Health Hazards of Materials Used in Methamphetamine Production
  • Dangers of Exposure to Chemicals used in Meth Labs
  • Unauthorized Production of Methamphetamine: Legal Responsibilities of Land and Rental Property Ownership

The development of the HEEL program was made possible by Senator Mitch McConnell with funds earmarked for the University of Kentucky, College of Agriculture, Lexington, KY and budgeted through the CSREES/USDA Federal Administration.