As winter approaches, it is important to make sure that equipment and housing are ready well in advance. By starting winter preparations early, there will be plenty of time to fix any problems before the cold sets in.
Would you like to become an Explorer of Agriculture? If so then here is your opportunity to join our Lower Shore 4-H Agricultural Science series. Our Agent Associate Agricultural Specialist and 4-H volunteer Maegan Perdue will be educating our 4-H youth in a hands on experential 6 session series...
University of Maryland Extension, Baltimore County
Any youth interested in competing on our Livestock Judging Team will want to attend this kickoff workshop. We will be discussing rules, schedules, events and more!
In this workshop you will learn about judging livestock quality and selecting quality project animals. Along with livestock judging we will learn how genetics affect animal traits. We will also learn about livestock related 4-H contests that you can participate in without owning an animal. These...
Join us for a fun and interactive afternoon of 4-H Exploration! There will be stations for: Meeting local 4-H Clubs 4-H Questions Science, Citizenship & Healthy Living programs Robotics Demo Contests 4-H Projects Passport for a door prize Check out small animals Fair Board Refreshments...
The Baltimore County 4-H Program is committed to educating 4-Hers and the general public about the importance of Agriculture. We have created a series of Ag and Animal Science based workshops for 4-H and non (future) 4-Hers. We encourage you to participate in these opportunities and to spread the...
The Baltimore County 4-H Program is committed to educating 4-Hers and the general public about the importance of Agriculture. We have created a series of Ag and Animal Science based workshops for 4-H and non (future) 4-Hers. We encourage you to participate in these opportunities and to spread the...
At the edge of a field at the Western Maryland Research and Education Center (WMREC) in Keedysville sits a penned-in area known as the “Goat Hilton.” Fifteen goats spend most of their time in the...
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