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Plant science at the dinner table – Spinach
Published on March 16, 2023
National Spinach Day is March 26, which is a great time to sow spinach in Michigan. Spinach is a cool season herb and is always a spring or fall crop. -
Exploring your world: Snow day fun
Published on March 16, 2023
Enjoy a snow day with youth and some fun snow activities. -
Plant science at the dinner table – Rhubarb
Published on March 16, 2023
Rhubarb is one of the first plants harvested in Michigan gardens and is an early spring treat. It is technically a vegetable, but in the United States, it is eaten as a fruit. Many people call rhubarb the “pie plant.” -
Michigan 4-H’ers sweep MSU’S Pre-College Scholarships in 2023
Published on March 7, 2023
For youth interested in postsecondary education, Michigan State University (MSU) Extension’s flagship youth development program Michigan 4-H is helping to not only prepare youth for college success but also make it more affordable. -
Applying the 4-H pledge to member’s lives
Published on March 7, 2023
Add meaning to the 4-H pledge by discussing its impact in a member or volunteer’s life. -
4-H Smart Money Contests for youth pay off
Published on February 23, 2023
Youth can win prizes and gain financial awareness with these Smart Money Contests. -
Farming can be a rewarding career and opportunity to be your own boss
Published on February 23, 2023
An upcoming 4-H Exploration Days session will educate young people about a day in the life of a dairy farmer while fostering employability skills. -
4-H around the world: Tanzania
Published on February 16, 2023
The series exploring 4-H around the world continues as we explore 4-H in Tanzania. -
Working safely in the food and agriculture industry
Published on February 9, 2023
An upcoming 4-H Exploration Days session will help teach young people about jobs in agriculture and the importance of safety. -
Pączki Day: A Polish tradition becomes an American tradition
Published on February 9, 2023
What do you know about the Polish-American tradition celebrated on Tuesday before Ash Wednesday? You may have heard it called Fat Tuesday.