Robeson County 4-H

Just wanted to share this newsletter from our Camping Specialist in Raleigh.  If you would like to read and download your own version click on this link for more .

Below is a note from Lori Stroud referencing updates with the Horse program. The  May 2017 issue of the NC 4-H Horse Program Newsletter  is now available.  Please be sure to share this will all 4-H horse club leaders, members and parents. This issue contains a lot of information that pertains to the State 4-H Horse Show and other summer events. Thank you to all the agents that have responded to our request to assist with the State 4-H Horse Show.  I am in the process of finalizing the schedule and details to email out to everyone that agreed to help.   State Show stall assignments will be sent to agents on June 15 (via Google Doc) and need to be completed by June 22.  If you are going to be away from your office and unable to submit the assignments for your county, please designate another staff member or horse club leader to submit on your behalf.  

Below is an article written by Christy Strickland for the Robesonian, Robeson Journal, and other publications that serve Robeson County.  This article can also be found on t he North Carolina Cooperative Extension, Robeson County Center web site. You may have noticed we have a new look. NC State Extension and the Cooperative Extension Program at N.C. A&T State University have launched a rebranding effort across the state for N.C. Cooperative Extension. The new logo is being rolled out in all 101 local Extension centers across the state. Essentially, we are adopting a new marketing strategy to grow awareness and engagement for N.C. Cooperative Extension. You may be asking yourself, what does that mean? Don’t worry, we will continue to work together to provide research-based information and technology in everyday applications, providing educational programs specializing in agriculture, food and nutrition, and 4-H youth development.  That means local agents, program a...

Wanted to share this update from Millstone 4-H Camp in Elerbee, NC.