Flowerbuds celebrated spring by reading the book “The Wind Blew,” decorating umbrellas and egg baskets, having an egg hunt, eating a fruit flower, and planting lettuce.
The 4-H Reality Store is a hands-on financial education activity that gives students the opportunity to explore careers, lifestyle choices and budgets.
4-H Nature Club had a great meeting exploring the Environmental Education Center. They crafted birds nest, made butterfly clips, animal prints and played games. 🌧 🐦 🦋
Over the past few months, Campbell County 4-H Teen Leadership Club has been hard at work planning and preparing a Spring Break Day Camp for younger kids. This week they were able to see all their time and effort pay off. The participants had a wonderful time, and we are so proud of the teens and all their hard work!
Hanna Poffenbarger centers her professional work around soil management for climate-friendly agriculture. The Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research recently rewarded Poffenbarger for her work improving soil quality.