Author: Owen Prim
Planning Unit: Campbell County CES
Major Program: Agriculture
Plan of Work: 4-H Youth Development - Agriculture Education
Outcome: Intermediate Outcome
COVID-19 has affected virtually all aspects of everyday life. Although the full effect of this global pandemic have yet to be realized, one thing we know for sure is that children and adolescents will be affected in ways that will mark the course of their life-long development (Bartlett & Virette, 2020).
4-H has a long tradition of providing programs and activities that promote the positive development of youth. However, this global pandemic has presented new challenges in the delivery methods of these programs and activities. To meet these challenges, the Campbell County 4-H Agent and the Campbell County 4-H Livestock Club Leaders developed new ways for club members to complete education requirements, get project animals validated and to participate in the livestock project activities on the county and state levels. Results of our efforts include:
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