Ryan Hensley, Executive Director, TN 4-H Foundation Thanks to the generosity of George and June Brown of Coffee County the Brown/Gillam Family Legacy Award Endowment was established to give much…
Brown/Gilliam Family Legacy Award Applications Due March 6
Give Gratitude to Get Healthier
Shelby Brawner, Extension Specialist People who regularly feel and express gratitude tend to be more optimistic and satisfied in life, have higher self-esteems, and sleep better. They also tend to…
Shropshire Starter Flock Award
Becky Peterson, ASRA Secretary Do you have a 4-Her interested in raising sheep? Here is an opportunity for them to get started with a purebred, registered flock. The National Junior…
Beekeeping Essay Due March 15
Justin Crowe, Extension Specialist From the national website: 2020 Essay Topic: Overwintering: Bee Survival through the Cold Season Honey bees have developed special skills to overwinter in the United States.…
Public Speaking Continues to be a Strong Program
Dwight Loveday, Interim Director and Statewide 4-H Program Leader One of the nice things about Facebook is learning about the many good things happening in Tennessee 4-H. For the past…
4-H Healthy Living Guide
Shelby Brawner, Extension Specialist How Much Water Do You Need? One Week | Grades: Pre-K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12 Description: Your kid can try this activity to track their water intake…
Ag Day with UT Basketball February 18, 2020
Celebrate with us! Agriculture Day 2020 – February 18 VS. Vanderbilt
Register Your Citizenship and Leadership Portfolios
Lori Gallimore, Extension Specialist Citizenship and Leadership Portfolio Judging Beings Next Week… Don’t Forget to Register! The judges have been selected and assigned! Judging for the Citizenship and Leadership portfolios…
Western National Roundup: Marion County 4-H’ers Reserve Champions
Marion County 4-H Club Members Maddie Ashburn and Evan England brought home the Reserve Champion Award in the Family and Consumer Sciences Presentation Contest at Western National Roundup held recently in Denver, Colorado.
Did You Know?
59 minutes – That’s how long you need to lift weights weekly to lower your risk of metabolic syndrome, a combination of abdominal fat and high blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar.
