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BROWN COUNTY 4-H NEWS AND UPDATE

April 20, 2020 at 8:03 am brownwoodnewsstaff
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With seniors not receiving the full recognition due to COVID-19 outbreak, Brown County 4-H would like to spotlight graduating 4-H seniors. If you would like for us to spotlight you on Facebook and the newsletter follow the link below to fill out the form

https://brown.agrilife.org/brown-county-4-h-senior-spotlight/ We would like for you to start submitting your forms by April 22nd. The final deadline to submit your form will be May 5th.

For more information contact Nick Gonzales at the Extension Office.        

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BROWN COUNTY YOUTH FAIR CHECKS

            The 4-H checks for the Brown County Youth Fair are available for you to pick up at the Brown County Extension Office.  A thank you letter should be written to each buyer who contributed towards your project. Make sure that it is stamped and addressed as you will be responsible to mail these letters off.

Due to COVID-19 we are restricting face to face contact; therefore, we will have our drive through window available for check pick up. The window will be open from 8:30 am – 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm. The drive-up window is located on the east side of the building (where Misty usually parks her vehicle) and the gates will be open so you can drive through and exit on Brown Street. Thank you for working with us during this time, as we are trying to make it as convenient as possible but still allowing everyone to remain safe.

30 DAY PHOTOGRAPHY CHALLENGE

            Starting April 1st, put your photography skills to the test. Review the challenge topic for the day and then take your best photos with whatever camera you have available. Keep it simple. Interpret the topic however you like, or research that type of photography online for ideas. The intent is to give youth some photography challenges during this time when most will still be sequestered at home. This is not a contest, but simply a personal challenge youth can compete on their own to hone their skills. There is a Texas 4-H Photography Project Facebook page and group you can follow at https://www.facebook.com/TX4Hphotography/ instructions and guidelines are outlined on the page.

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