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AIRE

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  AIRE looks like we are about to talk about astrological signs.  Actually in the world of 4-H stars AIRE stands for Application, Interview, Resume, and now instead of essay Electronic Video.  This is a state 4-H program that is the precursor to going on trips such as National 4-H Congress, National 4-H Conference, and International Leadership Conference.  Youth competitively compete utilizing all four components of the process and those with the highest scores in the end win the opportunity to attend one of these great opportunities.  To take part in the program and vie for a trip youth must be between 14-18 years of age and be a 4-H member.   This year we are proud to say that 4-H Member Maggie Underwood, County Council reporter and member of the Dirty Rascals JMG 4-H Club and Dirty Dozen Shooting Sports 4-H Club submitted her application, a resume, completed her electronic video and just this week went through the interview process.  We hope to hear...

Virtual JMG Camp with Texas A&T

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GROWING GOOD KIDS VIRTUAL CAMP:  Backyard Bugging July 14-23 REGISTRATION is NOW OFFICIALLY OPEN for this summer’s Growing Good Kids Virtual Camp! Growing Good Kids Virtual Camp: Backyard Bugging (July 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23) Something special is flying and crawling your way this July! From  The Gardens at Texas A&M University  and the  Junior Master Gardener (JMG) program , comes the  Growing Good Kids Virtual Camp: Backyard Bugging  for elementary students.  Join us for 6 fun-filled, interactive online sessions to investigate “bugging out in your garden” while earning a JMG Golden Ray Series Certification. What’s Included? A camp box that includes everything you need for 6 sessions, including the  Junior Master Gardener Youth Handbook  that allows your student to continue additional insect investigations at home. 6 EXCLUSIVE live & interactive 30 minute activity sessions online from the Leach Teaching Gardens and Junior Ma...

4-H Top 4 for the week of June 29, 2020

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Good morning everyone.  Hope you had a great weekend and are looking forward to a fantastic Holiday weekend.  Just a few things to kick us off. -If you have not downloaded the 4-H App please do so.  It is a great way to get instant reminders, you can add events to your electronic calendars, and register for programs with the click of a button.  So far everyone who has downloaded it and tried it is pleased with how user friendly it is and how much time it saves you from having to come to the office.  To download our app, just go to the app store on your phone and download 4-H Now!  When you open that app search for Robeson County 4-H tap on it and you will be linked to us.  The download and app are free. -4-H Congress is for our 14-18 year old 4-H members.  There is still room available.  The cost this year is $25 for the virtual experience.  However thanks to our United Way funds we can offset that so it is $15 for members and $10 for Co...

There is an App for That

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  Please see the article below written by Shea Ann DeJarnette, 4-H Extension Agent for the Robesonian and Robeson Journal.  This article may also be found on the NC Cooperative Extension, Robeson County Center website. We have been sitting on this news since February, waiting for a lot of approvals. Now we have them, and I have the distinct honor to tell you, Robeson County 4-H has an app! I can hear the responses now from, “How cool!” to “Who doesn’t?” and even the “Oh no, not another app.”  I understand each and every one of those responses. Let me give you a little background, so you can see why we have an app. For starters, the Robeson County 4-H Program is the first in the state of North Carolina to have an app. I guess you could say, we are the first to plant the seed. We needed to plant this seed, because about a year ago, the state switched to a new online registration system for 4-H, which meant getting rid of the paperwork. On one hand this is great, because it ...

JMG News

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BIWEEKLY UPDATE | JUNE 2020 BUG OUT IN THE GARDEN WITH US! FOR OUR LITTLEST GARDENERS RECIPE INSPIRATION QUICK LINKS BUG OUT IN THE GARDEN WITH US! LEARN MORE REGISTER HERE Bug Out in the Garden  Virtual Camp In partnership with the Texas A&M Gardens Registration: $95 Includes: 6 live, virtual sessions (July 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, & 23 @ 10 AM CT), JMG Youth Handbook & supplies Space is limited! Register today. FOR OUR LITTLEST GARDENERS Free Downloads Now Available! Click  here  to learn more, access free preview activities, and sign up for updates. RECIPE INSPIRATION Lemonade with a Twist This is not your average lemonade. Made with 5 simple ingredients, this  Blueberry Lemonade  is guaranteed to become a family favorite! QUICK LINKS JMGKIDS VIRTUAL SUMMER 2020 GROUP LEADERS - DISTANCE LEARNING GUIDELINES AND APPROVAL VISIT OUR WEBSITE Junior Master Gardener Program |  juniormastergardener@gmail.com CONNECT WITH US:  ‌    ‌   ...

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