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  1. Volunteers Needed!

    Apr. 18, 2018

    Volunteers are needed for the Real Money Real World simulation at the Hamilton Freshman School on May 4, 2018!  If you are interested, please contact Heather Reister, FCS Educator, at 513-785-6653.  For more information on the Real Money, Real World program, please click here.

  2. Cloverbud Contest - Cloverbud Veggie-Fruit Car Event

    Apr. 17, 2018

    This year, Cloverbuds will be able to participate in a Veggie-Fruit Car Event. The race will take place at the Small Animal tent that is located to the left of the Small Animal Barn. Cloverbuds will bring their completed car and spare parts/repair parts to participate in the event. The car will need to run at least two heats.

  3. Cabbage Contest

    Mar. 27, 2018

    We will be doing the cabbage contest during the Butler County Fair again this year!  However, the registration will be a little different this year. This is open to the first 100 registrations only. After 100 people have registered, it will close so don’t delay!

    To register, follow these steps:

    1. You will need to log into the 4-H Online system under your family account.

    2. Click on “My Member List”

    3. Click on “Register A Member In An Event”

  4. Real Money, Real World - Monroe

    Mar. 15, 2018

    The Real Money, Real World simulation scheduled for tomorrow, March 16, 2018, at Monroe has been cancelled. 

  5. NEW & SMALL FARM COLLEGE

    Dec. 22, 2017

    Are you a small farm landowner wondering what to do with your acreage? Are you interested in exploring options for land uses but not sure where to turn or how to begin? Have you considered adding an agricultural or horticultural enterprise but you just are not sure of what is required, from an equipment, labor, and/or management perspective? Are you looking for some place to get some basic farm information? If you or someone you know answered yes to any of these questions, then the Ohio State University New and Small Farm College program may be just what you are looking for.

  6. Winter Holiday Safety

    Dec. 21, 2017

    It is a festive time of year for many families! As we gather with one another it is important to keep safety in mind as we put up decorations, cook and stay warm in the coming months. Below you will find important safety tips when using electric blankets, candles, shoveling snow, putting up a tree for the holidays, and cooking. Happy Holidays from OSU Extension!

  7. 3rd Annual Harvest FUN 5K Run/Walk, Craft Show and Pancake Breakfast

    Sep. 12, 2017

    Come out and support our 3rd annual Harvest FUN 5K Run/Walk on October 14, 2017 at the Butler County Fairgrounds in Hamilton, Ohio.  Registration for the 5K takes place from 8:30 am to 9:30 am.  Runners start at 9:30 am, walkers will follow.  Breakfast is included in the registration for the 5K.  If you are not participating in the 5K, please join us for breakfast.  Breakfast is by donation.  Breakfast includes pancakes, sausage, juice, milk and coffee.  Breakfast will be served from 7:30 am to 11:00 am.  All proceeds benefit the Butler County 4-H Program.

  8. New Year’s Resolution

    Dec. 30, 2016

    Whether it’s losing a few of the pounds you put on during the holidays, keeping a tidier house, yelling at your kids less or getting control of your finances, we all feel the need to reflect on the previous year and promise ourselves to “do better” in 2017. 

  9. Woolly Bear Caterpillars

    Nov. 10, 2015

    At this time of the year one can often spot caterpillars scampering, or at least moving as quickly as a caterpillar can, across the hot asphalt as one walks or bikes down the road.  They can be exceptionally abundant on country roads bordered by soybean fields.  The caterpillars look like undulating cheese puffs making their way across the road.  These are woolly bear caterpillars and there are eight or more species in the U.S.  Woolly bears are the caterpillar stage of a medium sized moth known as tiger moths (Family Arctiidae).

  10. Volunteering is Good for the Soul

    Nov. 10, 2015

    With fall harvest completed and fall tillage work stirring up some dust we all know the start of the holiday season is just around the corner.  Also the Liberty Center in Liberty Township held their grand opening to the pleasure of numerous shoppers recently.  My kids have already started telling me what they want Santa to bring them for Christmas.  Parents know that 2015 is almost over and many forgot about their resolutions seven months ago.  Some will simply forget about their 2015 resolutions and begin to think about creating their 2016 resolution list.  I would encourage youth and...

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