College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences
Spring is just around the corner and that means it is ChickQuest season!
In a typical year Hamilton County 4-H Serves over 2000 youth through this educational and inspirational program.
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic we are forced to re-evaluate how to best serve our county youth and take the necessary steps to ensure that the programs we offer educate, inspire, and protect our community.
Congratulations to Savannah and Serinity Earich for their Gold Level Accomplishment from the State Horse Awards. In order to reach this level they each had to:
Nothing is more exciting than highlighting our youth! That’s why the Hamilton County 2021 4-H promotional video showcases our youth thriving during the COVID-19 Pandemic and become better through their 4-H projects.
In a wonderful partnership between Hamilton County 4-H, The Hamilton County Community Fair Association and Butler County Extension 30+ 4-H members, families and supporters attended the annual Hamilton County 4-H Poultry Clinic. This year's special guest was none other than our very own JT Benitez from Butler County. JT is well versed in poultry care and management. As a local expert he brings with him not only his own experiences but the full breadth of resources from The Ohio State University, College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.
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Did you know the first American State Fair was held in Syracuse New York in 1841? This event kicked off the American Tradition of showcasing a states agricultural achievements and economic prowess.
Nine years later, Ohio would hold it’s first State Fair in 1850 in the Cincinnati community of Camp Washington.
It is with great excitement that Hamilton County unveils this years commercial for the 2019 Hamilton County 4-H Community Fair, July 10-13 at Stricker's Grove. This year's commercial was a collaborative effort.
Have you ever stared at an object so beautiful that you couldn’t look away? The stars in the night sky, the face of your child, the ocean at sunset.
Have you ever heard a sound so comfortable that you lost track of time? The laughter of a child, your favorite childhood song, crickets in the forest.
On my quest to further understand memory encoding I decided to delve into the biological processes that create memory. As an educator it’s important that I understand this process because my goal is memory retention.