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Continued from Page 50 are four times more likely to give back to their communities, two times more likely to make healthier choices and two times more likely to participate in STEM activities. Having a place to bring it altogether, is priceless.

About the Penn State Extension

The Extension offers in-person workshops, online courses and other resources for all ages across many topics including family and health, animals and livestock, crops, landscaping, forests and wildlife, food safety and quality, water, energy, community development and business operations. They’re known for their Master Gardner Program and Watershed Steward Program that supports the outreach mission of Penn State Extension by gathering volunteers that educate the public on best practices in sustainable horticulture and environmental stewardship. In addition to managing 4-H programs for ages 8-18, the extension also offers the Clover Buds program for ages 5 to 8 and manage an embryology program across the county that brings in the educational content of incubating and hatching eggs right into the classroom. To learn more about Penn State Extension, Visit them at extension.psu.edu

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More About 4-H and the 4-H Fair

In August, kids that have engaged in 4-H during the year come together for the big show, the 4-H fair at the Romano Center. On display and up for auction are projects, artwork and livestock completed by kids in the clubs. Ribbons of achievement are affixed to livestock and beside works of art proudly shown by the kids that raised and cared or created them. The projects are auctioned off at the fair where families and community members purchase the culmination of the kid’s hard work. Chester County 4-H also offers the next step of leadership through its Teen council where youth from 13 to 19 years old engage, lead and impact their communities through county wide projects that build on 4-H programs, volunteerism and civic engagement. They also have the opportunity to participate at the State 4-H Leadership conference. Visit facebook.com/chestercounty4H

Stay up to date with the Romano 4-H Center and discover how you can engage at facebook.com/ TheRomano4HCenterofChesterCounty

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