4-H Network News

Imagine a salmon filet that looks, tastes and is as nutritious as freshly cooked salmon but has a shelf-life of more than six months. A new technology developed at WSU will make that a reality and could revolutionize how we preserve and process food. Featuring Professor Dr. Juming Tang of Washington State University's Department Biological Systems Engineering!

Kurtis Kench of 4-H Network News interviews Pamela Roberts about inclusive education and the importance of involving learners with various strengths and challenges in our lives and in our learning. Pamela is an experienced educator - a former teacher and school administrator - who has worked with a broad range of learners, including those with profound emotional, behavioral and academic

Lacee Cline, 4-H Network News reporter, shares current information about the H1N1 virus and the vaccine availability in Jefferson County, Washington. This report is an exact reading of the H1N1 flier published on the Jefferson County Public Health website.

On September 10, 2009 the Northwest Maritime Center opened its doors to the public for a tour of the new facility located in Port Townsend, Washington. The mission of the Northwest Maritime Center is to engage and educate people of all generations in traditional and contemporary maritime life, in a spirit of adventure and discovery. From sailing to rowing, family boat building to marine trades,

I thought it would be fun to shoot some footage of trampoline jumping and play with the speed and effects.By Tyrus Wilcox, 4-H Network News reporter/videographer

Kurtis Kench with the Kurtis with a "K" show, explains how to use Dragon Naturally Speaking to help people who have trouble either typing or spelling. This adaptive software program can:1. type from you talking or2. talk from you typing and/or scanning in textto help people read and/or write. It is especially helpful for doing Internet searches!The Kurtis with a "K" show features subjects

4-H teens from across Washington State converged on the Washington State University campus this June in Pullman, WA to enjoy team building activities and educational workshops. Featuring interviews with Washington State 4-H Director, Pay BoyEs and Teen Conference coordinator, Jan Klein.This video was produced by a group of 22 youth at the Teen Conference, who captured footage and edited the video

We hope that you enjoy this wonderful training session of Chad vs Fuzzy: The $10,000 Charity Challenge. Chad & Fuzzy, two city slickers, made an appearance at 4-H on Parade @ Stampede Park for a cattle showing showdown!It's funny and informative!

John Ludwig, 4-H rocketry leader in Jefferson County, Washington visits Cedarbrook Christian School located in Port Hadlock. John shows some of the basics related to rocketry, including safety and rocket types.

The Tech Wizards after-school program uses technology to introduce Latino students to careers and educational pathways in science, technology, engineering, and math.

The Washington State University and University of Idaho School of Food Science has two food product development teams competing in the Institute of Food Technologists Student Association Product Development competition finals this summer. The food science students will compete against other product development teams from the U.S., Indonesia, the Netherlands and South Africa in Anaheim in June....

This is a 4-H record-book video done by members.

A video put together of the 4H workshop held at the Westerhall Secondary School, in Grenada. This video was shot using a canon DC100 and edited using Windows Movie Maker. Feel free to leave a comment.

The Enterprise of Brockton, Mass.www.enterprisenews.comMembers of the Thunder Over & Under 4-H Dog Agility Club of Plympton collected more than $35,000 in Shaw's Supermarket grocery receipts from local residents to net a $350 donation for the Brockton Blue Dog Shelter, which finds homes for homeless dogs in the region.By Maria PapadopoulosENTERPRISE STAFF WRITERBROCKTON — Cheryl Acampora reached

Global TV Broadcast of the Calgary 4-H Rabbit Hopping

West Virginia 4-H'ers cycle their way across the state to raise money for camp scholarships.

Cello music was played at the Boiler Room Grand Opening this afternoon.

Julie Boggs works with Halie Dengler, Chimacum High School student, on her first day in 4-H!

The LSU AgCenter 4-H and FFA Junior Showmanship show gives members a chance to show their broilers. This guide shows how to handle your broiler for exhibition showmanship.