This year Farmers & Ranchers College will kick off December 7th featuring Dr. David Kohl Registration will start at 12:45 p.m. and the program will start at 1:00 p.m. at the Opera House in Bruning, NE. The program is titled, “Economic Shockwaves: Challenges & Opportunities.”
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4-H "I Belong" Award
Objective: Recognize 4-H youth static exhibits incorporating or demonstrating concepts from the areas of inclusivity, diversity, self-realization at the county fair. Exhibits in all curriculum areas will be considered for the award.
Youth will be recognized for static exhibits that incorporate and/or demonstrate:
* Concepts of self-reflection and explorations of one’s own heritage.
* Explorations of one’s own heritage, culture, and cultural lens
The 2023 Regional Dairy show will be held June 17th at the Clay County Fairgrounds.
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