Vermont's Best Compete at Annual 4-H Dairy Show
Lyndonville--On Aug. 12, 87 4-H'ers, ages 11 to 18, from throughout the state showed 125 dairy animals at the State 4-H Dairy Show.
Slime Molds
By Ann Hazelrigg
Extension Plant Pathologist
University of Vermont Plant Diagnostic Clinic
Have you ever noticed something bright yellow or orange on your bark mulch after a rain? You may notice that this blob actually has moved across the mulch over the course of a few days!
'On the Waterfront': Vermont 4-H
Rosemarie Garritano, UVM Extension 4-H Educator, visits with "On the Waterfront" host Melinda Moulton about 4-H activities, volunteering and the focus of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education. Watch the full interview (30:06) on the CCTV website.
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