CULLMAN — The Cullman County 4-H Community Club meets each month from October through March. The 4-H Community Club accommodates youth who do not have access to 4-H in school — some of the youth are home schooled. Each year the members will work on specific projects and will continue to improve those skills each successive year. For more information regarding 4-H Community Club, contact Raydonna Sims or Jay Conway of the Alabama Cooperative Extension System at 256-737-9386 or e-mail Raydonna at rbs0005@auburn.edu.
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Anna Haynes Demonstrates how to make a potholder at a recent meeting.
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Colby Tyree demonstrates conductivity to those attending the Nov. 20 meeting.
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Caleb Tyree show how to make slime — something every kid would like to make!
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Sophie Barrett shows the audience how to draw animal alphabets.
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Serena Knedlik demonstrates the proper way to load and aim, using a bow and arrow.
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David Palmer, editor of The Cullman Times, speaking to members of the 4-H Community Club on journalism.
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FL wildlife officials say they’ve discovered new species of black bass
Florida wildlife officials say they’ve discovered a new species of fish in the southeastern U.S.
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Holly Pond FFA plant sale
The Holly Pond High School FFA is now holding its annual greenhouse sale from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. each school day and will be open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, April 27.
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NM slaughterhouse ground zero in horse debate
About five miles from this southeastern New Mexico town's famed UFO museum, tucked between dairy farms, is a nondescript metal building that could be home to any number of small agricultural businesses.
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NM slaughterhouse ground zero in horse debate
About five miles from this southeastern New Mexico town’s famed UFO museum, tucked between dairy farms, is a nondescript metal building that could be home to any number of small agricultural businesses.
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Everybody talks about the weather, but it's not easy to predict
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West wins farm-city essay contest
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New US-EU talks threatened by agriculture spats
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Feds bust up $100M NC crop insurance fraud ring
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Dairy farmers weigh in on immigration debate
The Alpina Foods Inc. plant that just opened here to feed the nation's growing appetite for Greek-style yogurt should have nearby dairy farmers such as Matt Lamb scrambling to expand their herds.
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2013 FCCLA's poultry cookoff
FCCLA members from all over the county met on March 5, 2013 for the annual Poultry Cookoff at the Cullman Area Career Center. The Cullman County Farmers Federation and Women's Committee sponsored the Poultry Casserole Division and the Cullman County Poultry and Egg Association sponsored the Whole Piece Division. Winners of the Poultry Casserole Division are Kristy Moore, Cold Springs, first place; Katie Veal, Cullman, second place; Savanna Terry, Vinemont, third place; Kaitlin Turner, CACC, fourth place; and Tallie Schaffer, West Point, fifth place.
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