Wood County 4-H Woodcuts

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If you are already enrolled as a Wood County 4-H Member for 2020, log in to your current ZSuite account. If you have NOT already made an account enter your email address and the password is 1234. If you did not provide an email address to us on your enrollment forms, then we made your email under lastname@4h.com (this needs to be changed). If you are NOT enrolled for 2020 you will need to make an account at 4h.zsuite.org. Or call the office, 304-424-1960, leave your name and contact phone number and we can register you!

Hello from the WVU Extension Office. We are receiving many questions concerning the status of the 2020 Wood County 4-H/FFA Livestock Show and Sale to be held July 12-18. We understand that many families are wanting to know if they should invest in 4-H and FFA livestock project animals.

The response to the spread of COVID-19 is unprecedented as everyone has their families and community’s health and well-being as the number one priority. We will have to wait and see what the next few weeks hold before any decisions can be made regarding the livestock show and sale.

WoodCounty 4-H honored their 4-H members and volunteers at their annual Awards Ceremony on October 27, 2019 at the Butcher Bend 4-H Campground. The event was sponsored by Wesbanco. Wood County 4-H members received several awards and recognitions for outstanding project work, community service, and leadership in 2019. Volunteers were recognized for their outstanding service and leadership to the county 4-H organization.

The Wood County 4-H Leaders' Meetings are for volunteer leaders in Wood County to stay up-to-date on all of the current 4-H news and events, as well as learn how you can help to ensure the 4-H program is strong in Wood County! We have an exciting fund-raiser coming up to support our 4-H members and program, so come out and learn about what's happening! Our meeting will be held at 7 p.m. on September 3, 2019, 3rd Floor Meeting Room, Courthouse.

Wood County 4-H and members showcased project work at the WV Interstate Fair and Exposition last week. Members work all year on their projects, and then compete at the county fair. Project exhibits range from sewing to rockets, with hundreds of project areas to choose. The 4-Hprogram teaches life skills like how to sew, cook, and more. Project work in 4-H connects youth to their interests - building skills for future interests and even careers.

6 a.m. - Begin Livestock Check-In (Livestock Barns)