First time attendees Jimmy Nettles, Lauren Tharp, Gennefer Sweatman, Christy Sweatman and Carrie Elmore |
I told NEW Colleton 4-H representative Dawn Stuckey that many in
our area would use her as a resource, because I personally know it had been a
challenge to find out about 4-H programs in our area. “We have a 4-H Livestock
Fun Day planned for Saturday February, 4 at Live Oak Farms,” said Stuckey.
“This is located at 1333 Mt. Carmel Road and check-in begins at 9:30 to 10. The
fun day is free unless you wish to enter the judging clinic at 1 p.m. which
carries a $15 fee.” For more information on future events call Dawn Stuckey at 803-943-3427.
Residents of Colleton County should
stay mindful that the Clemson Extension office offers some simple services like
the $6 soil sample program that reveals if fertilizer or lime is lacking. The
brown bag lunch program is free, lasts about an hour, and discusses popular
topics like pruning techniques, lawn tips, or plant pest problems. A simple
occasion like Arbor Day can be amplified with help from the Clemson Extension
and they distributed 300 native tree seedlings last year. The 2017 forecast
looks like another productive year for Colleton’s Clemson Extension.
To view the entire feature article in the newspaper click on Colletonian.
To view past blog entries about Clemson Extension click 2016 Colleton Advisory Meeting - Pasture Grazing Workshop
To view past blog entries about Agribusiness in S.C. click on October Flooding - Hugh Weathers - Tree Farm Lobby Day - Benton's Peanuts - Fresh On The Menu
To view past blog entries about Agribusiness in S.C. click on October Flooding - Hugh Weathers - Tree Farm Lobby Day - Benton's Peanuts - Fresh On The Menu
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