UF/IFAS GLOBAL BLOGS
What does community mean to you? Fellowship, shared experiences, failures, and hopefully successes? Us too! Here at the Ochs Community Garden it means growing and learning together, sweating and digging together, and celebrating and sharing the fruits of… Read More
Once again, Glades County is in the National Hurricane Center cone of uncertainty. This is not the first time we have been in the cone this hurricane season, and probably will not be the last. Over the next… Read More
Do you want to learn more about the environment and what you can do to protect it? Look no further than 4-H Exploring Your Environment Day Camp! What happens at 4-H Camp? This year, 15 4-Hers spent a… Read More
By Dr. Katherine Clements, Sophia Moundous, Sarah Davis, Lee Hayes Byron, and contributors from all program areas UF/IFAS Extension Sarasota County provides many opportunities for educational programming – not only for adults in our community, but also for… Read More
Spring in the Suwannee Valley means it’s time for youth livestock shows. The hard work of youth raising their steers, pigs and other livestock all leads up to that one week. It’s every exhibitor’s dream to have that… Read More
Attention, UF IFAS 4-H’ers! The UF IFAS Honey Bee Research and Extension Laboratory (UF HBREL) is currently accepting submissions in response to the 2021 American Beekeeping Federation Foundation 4-H competition call for entries. Since national submissions are due… Read More
It is that time of year; you can feel it in the air – It is show time. Are you ready? Do you have everything you need? Now is the time to take inventory of what is in… Read More
Welcome to 2021! A new year brings endless possibilities. What goals do you hope to accomplish in 2021? This is the time of year many think about things they want to do different for the upcoming year. For… Read More
With the holidays coming up many of you will be traveling and having fun with your family. During this time do not forget about your 4-H project animal. Maintaining your normal routine with your animal is very important… Read More
Since the coronavirus disrupted normal routines with school and workplace closures in March, area food pantry efforts across the Big Bend have seen increased traffic. In Wakulla, addressing food insecurity and hunger is a community effort. With support… Read More
