On Tuesday August 4, 2015, twelve Innovative Farmers and Ranchers were recognized by University of Florida IFAS Extension and Farm Credit of Northwest Florida at the Jefferson County Opera House, in Monticello. This is the… Read More
As the heat of the summer falls upon us, it may seem strange to start thinking about structures to protect crops from the weather. A versatile structure, however, can do more than just protect crops… Read More
It can be cost-prohibitive to run power lines long distances to provide electricity for pumping water to livestock tanks. One alternative is to install a solar water system. Solar water pumps can be used to… Read More
Mary, Mary quite contrary, how does your garden grow? With 4-H volunteers, Essential Elements of Positive Youth Development, and UF IFAS Extension all in a row! School gardens have become the perfect avenue to implement… Read More
This past week about 20 kids participated in Walton County 4-H’s Quilting Workshop while out on Spring Break. While we had a few returners, we also had some newbies who learned how to use a… Read More
The 4-H embryology project focuses on the science of embryology, which is a branch of biology that deals with the development of an embryo from the fertilization of the ovum to the fetus stage. This 4-H… Read More
Local beekeeper Jim Dietrich takes a moment with kids from our 4-H Naturally Balanced Homesteading Club while they sample different varieties of honey available in our area. If you would like more information on… Read More
JOIN 4-H AT THE CAPITOL March 26, 2015! In total, more than 750 youth and adults have participated in 4-H Day at the Capitol. 4-H Day at the Capitol is an educational event that provides… Read More
Walton County 4-H is offering a classroom learn-by-doing series known as the 4-H Embryology Project. Parents, teachers, and students interested in bringing the study of growth and development of chicks into your classroom please contact… Read More
Walton County 4-H is offering a spring break quilting workshop March 23 – March 26 from 8:30am – 4:00pm daily. The cost is $30 – this includes all materials and 2 snacks each day. Participants… Read More
