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The document outlines events and activities related to the Kay County 4-H program, including the upcoming 88th State 4-H Roundup, scheduled for July 29-31, 2009, with a centennial theme. It highlights key speakers, recognition of top members, community service projects, and educational workshops. Additionally, it provides details on summer camp registration, record book submissions, and various livestock nomination deadlines. The document serves as a communication tool for 4-H members and volunteers in Kay County.

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How do I schedule an advisor meeting in Okstate?

Schedule an Advising AppointmentYou can also call the Advising Center at 918-594-8271 to schedule an appointment. Advising appointments are available in-office or by Zoom. Graduate students meet with their designated faculty advisor and should contact their program coordinator for information.

What does an extension agent do?

An extension agent is a university employee who develops and delivers educational programs to assist people in economic and community development, leadership, family issues, agriculture and environment. Extension agents generally also participate in youth education and 4-H.

What is the role of the extension agent?

The extension agent is responsible for providing the knowledge and information that will enable a farmer to understand and make a decision about a particular innovation, and then for communicating that knowledge to the farmer.

What does an extension specialist do?

Agricultural extension specialists use their knowledge of biology, genetics, horticulture, natural resources, and crop science to help farmers select the right crops and cropping management systems. People in these positions may have careers in bioenergy agriculture.

What does the osu extension office do?

Extensions hallmark is programming delivered by professionals to address the needs of the local community while also addressing state, national, and global issues. Our practical educational programs combine the needs of local citizens and communities with new research and technical information.