The Tennessee Department of Education works with USDA to offer feeding sites traditionally within free and reduced county programs. Since the pandemic, USDA has waived certain restrictions that allow anyone to participate in summer feeding programs. Please complete a short survey about the possibility of utilizing this type of program for your 2021 Summer 4-H programming.
Lynne Middleton, Interim State 4-H Curriculum Specialist Are you interested in serving as a teen or adult volunteer leader at one of the specialty camps this summer? If you or someone…
The Volunteer Update for February 2023 has been published. In this month’s edition, register for “Volunteer Jam,” read about Tennessee 4-H Congress Readiness Days, and get ready for the Spring 4-H Shooting…
The 2023-2024 4-H Performing Arts Troupe (PAT) will hold auditions for those interested in participating. Registrations are open until Friday, March 3rd, at 6:00 PM EST – both live and virtual. Typically, PAT performances…
Aaron Fisher, Extension Specialist, Youth Livestock and Equine Programs In a continued attempt to find ways to get youth more involved in the 4-H Horse Communication Contests, there is a…
Justin Crowe, Director and State 4-H Program Leader Hello from Franklin where I am honored and excited to represent UTIA at the UT System Leadership Institute. This training is bringing…
Celina Menard, Communications Specialist Twenty-eight Tennessee 4-H All-Star High Council members met for their annual meeting at the Wilson County Fair Grounds in Fiddlers Grove on January 27 and 28,…
Registration is open for Volunteer Jam; This 4-H volunteer event is scheduled for March 3-4, prior to the Alumni and Friends Reunion at the Wilson County Fairgrounds in Lebanon. Information on…
Shelby Brawner, Extension Specialist Contact Shelby Brawner for more information.
Lynne Middleton, Interim State 4-H Curriculum Specialist Several new project area guides have been published this week and I wanted to spotlight the Intermediate Clothing & Textiles series. Dr. Sue…
