4-H Club Management | Hanover County | Virginia Tech 4-H Club funds are controlled under the VA Tech University system to allow for each VCE Unit’s 4-H Club to deposit and disburse funds necessary for club related business These funds are primarily secured through fundraising Local Club: Funds can be used for the purpose for which they are raised in support of 4-H with the exception of alcohol, gift cards, and gas cards which are prohibited
Mary Sketch | Hanover County | Virginia Tech Mary is the Coordinator of the Virginia Soil Health Coalition which receives backbone support from Virginia Cooperative Extension The Coalition works with partners across the commonwealth to advance collaborative soil health strategies Mary has experience working with collaboratives and coalitions across the country at the intersection of economic and environmental wellbeing with a focus on
Local Programs | Hanover County | Virginia Tech 4-H is the youth development program of Virginia Cooperative Extension This nonformal education initiative is conducted by our state land-grant universities (Virginia Tech and Virginia State), the U S Department of Agriculture, and local governments The land-grant university system consists of teaching, research, and extension education Extension 4-H programs are a partnership involving
Hanover County | Hanover County | Virginia Tech About Hanover County The Hanover County office of Virginia Cooperative Extension is your local connection to Virginia‘s land-grant universities, Virginia Tech and Virginia State University Through educational programs based on research and developed with input from local stakeholders, we help the people of Hanover County improve their lives
388-024 Work - hanover. ext. vt. edu The secretary read a letter from the Unit Extension Office reminding us of National 4-H Week Suggestions for club activities during the special week were read After discussion the group voted to plan a window exhibit and a radio program Jody Brown, Bonnie Nelson, and Cynthia Estes were appointed as a committee to secure an exhibit window in Jones Hardware Store They were asked to meet with
Contact Us | Hanover County | Virginia Tech Directions Take I-95 to Exit 92 Hanover That will put you on Route 54 East Continue approximately 1 7 miles and Turn right onto Taylor Complex Lane Extension is the first building on the right
Get Involved | Hanover County | Virginia Tech Hanover Cooperative Extension- Hanovervolunteer@vt edu 804-752-4310 - 13015 Taylor Complex Ln Ashland, VA 23005 Hanover County Master Gardener Training Courses are open for application in October of each year and are held January through March Training alternates between daytime courses in even years and evening courses in odd years
Well Water Test Clinic | Hanover County | Virginia Tech What’s in YOUR water? Did you know that private water supplies like wells and springs are unregulated? It is the responsibility of the homeowner to regularly test water quality, maintain the water system, and address any problems Affordable, confidential water testing and education will be offered through Virginia Cooperative Extension offices in Hanover County Participation is voluntary
4-H Presentations Tip Sheet - Virginia Tech 4-H Presentations Tip Sheet Dr Kathleen Jamison, 4-H Curriculum and Learning Specialist 4-H Agents: Shelia Belcher, Patty Collier, Cathy Howland, Herman Maclin, Leslie Rafter, and Kaci Coppedge
Bridgitte Groome | Hanover County | Virginia Tech Before coming to Hanover, she was the Program Assistant Educator in Louisa County Her favorite program areas are STEM and Healthy Living and she is excited to get more involved in the 4-H Animal Science programs