Lindsay Binegar

Highland County 4-H member

I think 4-H is important even if you don't live on a farm. Whatever project you take-photography, foods, clothing, art-being able to show off what you completed gives you a big sense of accomplishment. It's very important that 4-H sticks around and continues to grow.

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North College Hill, Hamilton County

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New Nitrogen Test, 'Subsurfer' Injector Among Highlights at Manure Science Review Aug. 6
WOOSTER, Ohio -- Ohio State’s 2013 Manure Science Review, an educational program for farmers, livestock managers, certified crop advisers, professional engineers and others, is Aug. 6 in north-central Ohio.
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