Events
Bonus: Gardening Q&A Session
NOTE: Registration is required for all sessions of the Growing Great Vegetables Series by Feb. 28. Space is limited and after Feb. 28, registration is closed.
Get those gardening…
Nature’s Uninvited Guests: The Impact of Invasive Plants
Sometimes, plants pop up in the yard that weren’t planted. Many gardeners don’t even notice at first or think the…
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4-H Reel Adventure Family Fishing Camp
Save the date!Do you have family members that love fishing or would like to get into the sport? Would you like to have a fun family weekend where those who wanted to fish can while other family…
4-H State Robotics Competition
Save the date!It’s one thing to program and build a robot; it’s another thing to do it as a team. This statewide event is an opportunity for youth enrolled in 4-H robotics to demonstrate their…
4-H Volunteer Café Conversations: Making the Connection Between 4-H Project Learning Experiences and Careers!
The next 4-H Volunteer Cafe Conversation is scheduled for Thursday, May 8; 6:30 - 7:45 PM. Please log on a few minutes early to check in.
Come prepared to share how you have…
Actions to Reduce Water Pollution
What’s in your water? How can your actions help reduce and prevent water pollution? Discover what the most common water…
4-H Shooting Sports Volunteer Certification Training Central IL
4-H Shooting Sports Volunteer Certification Trainings - mark your calendars for 2025!
Interested adults don't have to be expert marksmen to become involved in the program and have fun, meet…
Honey and Health: Nature's Sweet Treat
Honey is nature's perfect gift, produced from the nectar of flowers. There are 320 varieties of honey, which vary in color, odor, and flavor depending on…
Managing Common Squash and Pumpkin Pests
Pumpkins and squash are popular garden plants. However, many gardeners struggle with pests attacking their plants. Learn about…
Illinois Invasive Species Symposium
Invasive insects, plants, and animals are a serious and expensive threat to Illinois waterways, natural areas, and farm fields. These non-native species spread quickly, and once they take hold are…