UF/IFAS GLOBAL BLOGS
It’s Gator Nation Giving Day! When you give to UF/IFAS, you partner with a network of faculty, students and volunteers who are creating positive and lasting change in Florida and beyond. “Stand up and holler” for the UF/IFAS… Read More
Agricultural Operations Management student Kip Jedlicka worked as an assistant field manager during his internship with Walther Farms. This role involved three different aspects of potato production including lab duties, line and field duties, and agronomy duties. Learn… Read More
The photography and Graphic Design contest are two options for youth to showcase their mastery and creativity during County Events season. Cloverbuds can submit entries for exhibition, but will not be judged. All other entries will be judged… Read More
Not all of the County Events contests move on to the District level, and that’s okay! The Chef in Training and Fashion Revue contests showcases your youth’s mastery in either the fabric or culinary arts and is only… Read More
Public speaking, demonstrations, and illustrated talks are all speaking competitions held at County Events. They have a lot in common, but there are some important differences between the three. What’s the difference? Public speaking uses NO visuals and… Read More
Share the Fun is a unique way for 4-H members to share their talents with their community! What types of acts are allowed? Acts can be classified as: Instrumental: Musical instruments of all descriptions Vocal: Singing numbers Dance:… Read More
County Events is an annual chance for 4-H members to show off their knowledge, skills, and talents in a 4-H project area through multiple competitions. You can share knowledge in a public speech or illustrated talk; teach a… Read More
On February 20, things are gonna get loud in the Gator Nation, as University of Florida alumni, students, faculty, staff, families and friends Stand Up & Holler for the 2nd annual Gator Nation Giving Day. Stand Up &… Read More
Those affiliated with 4-H are familiar with the 4-H pledge, but few realize that the four “H’s” are tied to the four essential elements of 4-H youth development. These essential elements are defined by the basic needs and… Read More
Floy Britt is remembered as an advocate for African American youth during a time when the Florida Cooperative Extension Service was segregated. According to Joe Busby, dean for Extension at the time of Britt’s retirement in 1967, “Floy… Read More
