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Oct. 02, 2019
The Jones Family is all in with 4-H! Twins Makala and Abigayle and brother Ethan have successfully shown market pigs, goats, lambs and steers for what seems like most of their lives. They come by this naturally as their Mother and Grandmother were both 4-H’ers too! Here are a few quotes from our 4-H’ers.
“There is so much to learn (raising animals) and watching them grow is amazing.”
“4-H means … hard work, life lessons and responsibility.” “4-H is basically my way of life… .”
“It is my way of helping out our communities.”
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Oct. 02, 2019
My 4-H journey began the summer of fourth grade with an end of the fair week sale of an obese, spunky, nippy, black Mini Rex Rabbit. The condition my parents gave me for getting the rabbit was that I had to join 4-H. I eagerly began attending meetings and ever since then I have lived by the motto “To Make the Best Better”. My pet rabbit project turned into breeding rabbit projects along with a cavy project. I remained in the program until I was 19.
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Oct. 02, 2019
For the Jenkins family 4-H means family memories to us! Our family started 4-H when my youngest two children were only Cloverbuds. As my children grew, they also grew in their passion for 4-H and evolved in their project interests as well. They tried all kinds of projects such as sewing, cooking, photography, market chickens, and goats but it was shooting sports where they found their real interest. When they aged out of 4-H they still wanted to be a part of it in some way and give back.
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Jan. 16, 2019
In partnership with ASIA, Inc and the Well, OSU is offering a Farm and Food Business Development Series.
Click here for the flier and registration.
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Jan. 16, 2019
In partnership with ASIA, Inc and the Well, OSU is offering a Farm and Food Business Development Series.
Click here for the flier and registration.
https://summit.osu.edu/sites/summit/files/imce/Akron%20Food%20Works-Business%20Development%20Program%20Flier.pdf
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Sep. 05, 2018
We are partnering with Portage County to offer Annie’s Project. Annie’s project is a six-week program designed to address risk management education for farm women. Its objective is to educate women entrepreneurs so that they are more prepared to make farm management decisions. While a large number of farm women own and operate farms, others play a major role in the decision-making process of farm operations for farm families. Annie’s Project provides in-depth sessions on topics that are important for decision-making of the family farm.
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Mar. 14, 2018
We are now accepting applications for the 2018 Master Gardener Volunteer Basic Training Class. For more information and application: CLICK HERE
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Jan. 10, 2018
Let's Get Growing! This event will be held at the First Congregational Church on Feb. 3rd. To register:
http://bit.li/LGG2018
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Jul. 25, 2017
Join Eric Barrett to discover the world of hydrangeas. Learn about types, care, pruning and bloom times. You’ll receive a quick reference chart to take to the garden center and a hydrangea plant to take home.
August 21, 2017
7:00-8:30 pm
Goodyear Heights Metro Park
2007 Newton St.
Akron, OH 44305
Cost $30.00
For additional information and registration flyer: Summit Hydrangea School
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Sep. 06, 2016
The Ohio Master Urban Farmer Workshop Series is an intensive educational program developed by OSU Extension. It is part of the new Extension In the City program. This series of six evening workshops is designed to help individuals learn how to produce and market all kinds of food products in urban settings. While the workshop content will be introductory, individuals who already have some experience growing or marketing food products will benefit from participating.
