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ONSLOW COUNTY 4-H
April 2020

In an effort to adhere to the directive from NC State Extension,  Onslow County 4-H has had to cancel or postpone our in-person 4-H activities, projects and events for the next 60 days and/or until further notice. Please look to our website and  4-H  facebook page for updates and online learning opportunities.



4-H CLUB ACTIVITIES

Creative Friendship 4-H Club
made mini-greenhouses and decorated blown-out eggs          (a German Easter tradition). 

















No Limits 4-H Club Equestrain team 
representing  at the horse show. 


         



4-H Online Re-Enrollment Continues

January 1st marked the beginning of 4H Online re-enrollment. Please take the time to update your 4H Online profile. If you've previously created a profile in the 4H Online system, just log-on and select "Re-enroll for 2020". Remember that enrollment is a requirement for participation in 4-H activities, events, programs and trips.
 
4-H Dairy Project
4-H is hands-on! 4-Her's got to feel, touch, and smell the various components of a dairy cows diet. 
Marti Day, Area Specialized Agent - Dairy - gives a lesson on nutrition.
 
 Casey Sandmeyer teaching about dairy breeds. 

4-H Health Rocks!

As participants of the 4-H Health Rocks curriculum, students from Jacksonville Christian Academy learn about substance abuse awareness and the confidence from various life skills from the lessons. Here, the students experience living with restricted airways caused by prolonged cigarette smoking and other inhaled substances. 







NC State University and N.C. A&T State University work in tandem, along with federal, state and local governments, to form a strategic partnership called N.C. Cooperative Extension.

Extension's 4-H program is the largest youth development organization in North Carolina. We help over 247,000 young people grow into active, contributing citizens each year.