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4-Hers to Learn from Rutgers Professors at Cook Campus Farm Event, March 30

January 13, 2019

Several Rutgers professors and farm staff will lead hands-on sessions about horses, cattle, goats, sheep, poultry, and rabbits at this year’s Junior Breeder Livestock Symposium, Saturday, March 30.  4-H families and clubs are encouraged to make the trip to their state university in New Brunswick to visit Rutgers, learn from the experts, and see the animals at the Cook Campus … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Club Programming Idea, Dairy Cattle, Field Trip, Goat, Horse and Pony, Poultry, Rabbit/Cavy/Small Animal, Sheep, Swine, Uncategorized

Saying Goodbye

August 15, 2018

There is a special bond shared by youth and their dogs in the 4-H dog project.  These members spend years building a positive relationship with their dogs based on mutual trust, clear communication, and positive reinforcement.  To these 4-H members, their dogs are more than a pet.  They are a teammate and friend with whom they share many experiences including the highs of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Club Programming Idea, Dog, Uncategorized

Tips for a Positive Vacation Experience for Your Dog

July 15, 2018

So, you’ve just booked your big vacation. But who’s going to watch the dog? Our beloved pets are not always welcome to come along with us when we travel. While some owners choose to have a friend or family member care for their dog, others choose to check their pet into an overnight boarding facility. Boarding your pet can be a daunting experience, especially the first … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Animal Project Areas, Ask the Expert, Dog, Featured Resource, Uncategorized

The State 4-H Dog Show at Rutgers Day – April 28

April 16, 2018

Rutgers Day is a university-wide open house event that offers fun, family activities across all campuses in New Brunswick, Newark, and Camden.  The 2018 Rutgers Day will be held on Saturday, April 28th from 10:00am to 4:00pm.  Each campus offers a variety of hands-on activities and events for the public.  One major event you don't want to miss is the State 4-H Dog Show located … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Dog, Uncategorized

What topic should I pick for my public presentation?

April 13, 2018

Public speaking is one of the most useful skills developed in 4-H.  Public presentations are also a great way to learn about a topic of interest and share it with others in your club and county.  One of the most important decisions members make each year is the topic for their presentation.  For goat clubs, this is the perfect chance for 4-Hers to learn more about the STEM … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Club Programming Idea, Featured Resource, Goat, Uncategorized

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