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Local Youth Try 4-H National Science Experiment
Youth in the Hardin, Fairlawn, and Northwood elementary after-school programs took part in the 2009 4-H National Science Experiment in October. The experiment introduced the participants to principles of scientific inquiry and the use of technology, part of the 4-H effort to bring science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) to life for area students.
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Announcements
New $tart for Financial Success
OSU Extension Shelby County will be offering a New $tart for Financial Success class on Tuesday, November 10, from 10:00 a.m. until Noon.
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County News
4-H License Plates Available
Show your 4-H spirit with an Ohio 4-H license plate!
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Gibberella and Diplodia Ear Rot Continue to Worsen with the Delayed Harvest
More corn sprouting and lodging have been reported. Corn moistures from 18% (very few) to over 30% (frequent) are heard throughout the county. We have heard field end rows taken off for feed spoiling in the wagon or bin.
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State News
Annie’s Project is a six week course designed for women involved in agriculture and agribusiness; however, anyone interested may attend.
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