Exhibit may be a project, poster, interactive demonstration or a combination Youth must complete the YQCA program and get their certificate of completion. Youth may complete a project record sheet and ...

A textbook can explain that a cow’s udder has four compartments or describe the key characteristics that differentiate the Holstein and Jersey breeds. But Saturday mornings spent with the ...

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chautauqua County recently was awarded a grant from the Cornell University Animal Science Department to host a dairy judging clinic for 4-H youth in Chautauqua and ...

For as long as he can remember, Andrew Sheehan has envisioned a future for himself as a dairy farmer. He’s just 16 — but he’s already paving a path toward that goal. Through the Yakima County 4-H ...

Ellie Chelette is awake and ready to take care of her calf, Mary Lou every morning at 6:30 a.m. She has tended to her five-month-old baby cow twice a day since June. The 10-year-old Mount Airy ...

Dayne Jantzi of Clymer and Olivia Shawley of Randolph are pictured after the recent National 4-H Dairy Cattle Judging Contest in Wisconsin. The two are part of New York State 4-H team that will travel ...

The 4-H Dairy educational program and related activities (such as workshops, tours, etc.) provide youth a fun and hands-on learning experience which develops both dairy subject skills (such as ...

BOTETOURT CO., Va. (WDBJ) - Courtney Henderson loves all things dairy. It’s like the cow’s milk runs through her veins. After graduating from Virginia Tech in 2018, she was excited to go back home and ...

Conner Stokes of West Point, who is a member of the Monroe County 4-H, was recently selected to attend the National 4-H Dairy Conference in Madison, Wisconsin. He received the trip for placing first ...

CHENANGO COUNTY — Recently, Dairy Bowl contestants from Chenango County and surrounding counties competed in the New York State 4-H Dairy Bowl Contest. The Dairy Bowl is a competitive event that ...

I was figuring out the food activity our 4-H club wanted to do at the next monthly meeting — this was back when I was a club leader. “Let’s make ice cream in a bag!” the children said. “OK, let’s make ...