Allen County CES Program Indicators and Success StoriesJul 1, 2024 - Jun 30, 2025
4021 - Agriculture | ||
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4021.1) | 316 |
Number of Youth (5-18) engaged in AG 4-H programming |
4021.2) | 16 |
Number of Volunteers (19+) engaged in AG 4-H programming |
Success Stories
Promoting Local Farms & 4-H through the Allen County Farm to Fork Program
Author: Anna Meador
Major Program: Agriculture

Eating local isn’t just a fashionable trend. By eating local farm produce and animal products, consumers may just find a positive correlation for improved health, nutrition, personal finances and even a positive impact in your community by financially supporting local farms. For a second year, Allen County Cooperative Extension Service partnered with local farmers, Extension Volunteers and the 4-H Program to host our Annual Farm to Fork Event. “The Kentucky Proud Fa
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Growing Agriculture Enthusiasts: Exploring Local & State Agriculture through AG Academy Program
Author: Anna Meador
Major Program: Agriculture
AG Academy Program learns about sheep production with Dr. Ely at the University of Kentucky- College of Agriculture, Food & Environment Animal Sciences - Sheep Unit.U.S. Agriculture and American farmers play a crucial role for providing food, fiber and natural resources for a fast growing world. “Unlike prior generations, consumers of today are not as connected with the land, the food grown on the land or the food they consume on a daily basis (Ten Eyck, 2000).” The A
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Ag Academy 4-H Program
Author: Colby Dye
Major Program: Agriculture

AG Academy Program learns about sheep production with Dr. Ely at the University of Kentucky- College of Agriculture, Food & Environment Animal Sciences - Sheep UnitU.S. Agriculture and American farmers play a crucial role for providing food, fiber and natural resources for a fast growing world. “Unlike prior generations, consumers of today are not as connected with the land, the food grown on the land or the food they consume on a daily basis (Ten Eyck, 2000).” The Ag
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