Haskell County

Haskell County, in the Rolling Plains region of northwest Texas, is bordered on the north by Knox County, on the west by Stonewall County, on the south by Jones and Shackelford counties, and on the east by Throckmorton County. The center of the county lies at approximately 33°10′ north latitude and 99°45′ west longitude, about fifty miles north of Abilene. Haskell was established before the US Civil War by the state legislature to honor Texas Revolutionary War hero Charles Ready Haskell.
Through an expansive network of 250 county offices and more than 900 professional educators, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service provides practical, accessible solutions to everyday challenges. Connect with an AgriLife Extension representative in your area to explore the wide range of educational resources, programming and activities available to you.
Resources Available in Haskell County
AgriLife Extension offers key programs across the state that are organized and supported at the county level. Click the links below for more information about local programming or contact your county office.
4-H & Youth Development
Texas Master Naturalist Program
Haskell County 4-H Officers/Ambassadors Council Application
4-H Newsletter
Haskell County Awards & Record Books
Extension Topics for Haskell County
Animals & Livestock

Life & Health

Plants & Crops

Texas 4-H Youth Development

Business & Community

Insects, Pests & Diseases

News from Across the State
Haskell County
Contact Us
Staff Directory
- County Extension AgentCounty CoordinatorFamily and Community Health
- County Extension Agent4-H and Youth DevelopmentAgriculture and Natural ResourcesNatural Resources
- County SecretarySupport Staff