Choosing a 4-H Project for the New Year
A guide for 4-H members selecting projects outlining eleven questions to evaluate personal experience, information sources, costs, usefulness, learning potential, beneficiaries, collaboration, family fit, other commitments, mentors, and long term career or hobby benefits.
Colorful display highlights K-State Agronomy Field Day
Kansas State University’s Agronomy Field Day drew large crowds to the east Manhattan farm grounds. Hydes Jacobe credited pleasant skies to weather tricks while tours showcased foliar soybean feeding, nitrogen alternatives, grain sorghum plants, and energy efficient tractor use. The event featured a Crop Museum with crops like cowpeas, sunflowers, mung beans, and comfrey, plus a Ladies Day program and a mix of old and new machinery.
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