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The Carbon County 4-H program has been a valuable resource to boys and girls for decades. It teaches life skills and leadership skills, responsibility and builds friendships and self-esteem. On Thursd...

Press release: The Genesee County 4-H Horse Program was well-represented at the Finger Lakes Region 4-H Horse Bowl Contest on Saturday, March 12th. 4-H youth from across the Finger Lakes region competed in the contest and top placing participants will have the opportunity to represent the region at the New York State 4-H Horse Bowl Contest at Cornell University on April 8th.

Alexis Lansford recently joined the Penn State Extension Service, Adams County office, as a 4-H youth program educator, according to an extension service release.

OSWEGO COUNTY - Donations of bottles and cans will be accepted from 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m. this Saturday, Feb. 19, at two “Fill-the-Horse-Trailer” locations. The proceeds from this bottle and can

Press release: The Genesee County 4-H Program participated in a Valentines for Veterans community service project this winter. The 4-H Fur & Feather Club, 4-H Sheep Club and individual 4-H members created over 250 handmade Valentine's cards for the Batavia VA. The Valentines for Veterans project was led by Genesee County Master Gardener Volunteer Pamela Moore in collaboration

OSWEGO COUNTY - On Saturday, Feb. 19, two “Fill-the-Horse-Trailer” events will run from 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m. The proceeds from this bottle and can redemption fundraiser will support the equine education

OSWEGO COUNTY - A bottle and can drive organized by the Oswego County 4-H program is being held to support Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County’s 4-H equine education programs.

Joanne K. Guilfoil of Selbyville has published the second of three books about chickens on Delmarva. The first was an ABC book, also translated into Spanish, for pre-readers and non-English

Do you or your kids want to get involved in 4-H but don’t know where to start?

Sandusky County 4-H alumna now works to promote program to the next generation.