The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has updated the Nutrition Facts label on packaged foods and drinks. FDA is requiring changes to the Nutrition Facts label based on updated…
What’s New with the Nutrition Facts Label?
Ideas to Keep 4-H’ers Engaged
As educators, we are facing an unprecedented experience.There is no doubt that the current situation will significantly impact how we do our jobs. As schools move to out-of-school and online instruction, club meetings will be suspended.
But What Kind of Lemonade?
So, this brings us to the question … “If life gives you lemons … and you make lemonade … what kind of lemonade do you make?” This is where you…
Tornado Relief
Jamie Harris, Area 4-H Specialist, Central Region Extension Extension Family, As most of you know, several counties in the Central Region were impacted by the recent tornadoes that swept across…
The Week That Was
Dwight Loveday, Interim Director and Statewide 4-H Program Leader WOW! What else can be said about the last two weeks? As we entered March, the 4-H team was in the…
2019 Healthy Living Summit
Shelby Brawner, Extension Assistant/Grant Manager Tennessee 4-H had 81 individuals in attendance at the National 4-H Healthy Living Summit in Chevy Chase, Maryland February 15 – February 18, 2019. These…
Different Roles-Same Goals
Dwight Loveday, Interim Assistant Dean and Department Head Last week I had the opportunity to attend the National 4-H Leaders meeting. This being my first time to the meeting, I…
Help Us Pick the 10 Plants that Changed Tennessee!
During the first half of 2018 the UT Institute of Agriculture will be accepting nominations to help determine a list of the 10 plants that have had the greatest impact on Tennessee. Please participate and help us choose the “Top 10 Plants that Changed Tennessee.” Participants will be asked to nominate and submit the name of a single plant that fits into one of 6 categories. Plants will be judged by their impact – both positive and negative across all of our state’s history.
Credit Card Use Information for 4-H Camp
Daniel Sarver, Extension Specialist If your county is using Online Marketplace for credit card purchases of Junior 4-H Camp, or any other camp, please follow the directions below to set…
Feature Friday: Analynn Jones, Roberston County [Walmart Youth Choice: Youth Voice]
Analynn Jones is a Robertson County 4-H member who is in the 10th grade, an Honor Club member and area representative for Central Region All Stars. In addition to her main project work Entomology, Analynn is active in public speaking, Consumer Decision Making Judging, citizenship, and leadership.
