This study was conducted on two stages. The first stage in­cluded: (1) identification of the most critical problems that en­counter farmers of the new reclaimed lands, (2) determination of farmers' different extension needs in relation with each of the used pesticides, plant diseases and fertilizers, and (3) designing an ex­tension program for farmers based upon their extension needs. The second stage included: (1) implementation of the designed extension program, (2) Impact assessment of the implemented program on farmers' Information in relation with pesticides, plant diseases, fertilizers, (3) determination of significance relationship between farmers' Information scores related to pesticides, plant diseases, fertilizers and some studied socio-demographic variables related to farmers' experimental group after their exposure to the exten­sion program. This study was conducted in EI-Salhia EI-Gadida of Sharkia Governorate during the period of October-November. 2001. Two random samples were used in collection the study data, an ex­perimental one comprised 60 farmers, and control one encompassed 60 farmers. Farmers of the two samples were members of tour ag­ricultural cooperatives located on the area. A pretested written questionnaire and inter-personal Interviews were used in collecting the study data. Chi-squere, t-test, arithmetic mean, standard de­viation, range, frequency tables and percentage were used in an­alyzing the collected study data.