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What Does a Dairy Judging Contest Look Like? | Oregon 4-H & FFA
Ever wonder how dairy cattle are judged? Go behind the scenes at the Oregon State Dairy Cattle Judging Contest, where Oregon 4-H and FFA members evaluate dairy cattle, compare their observations and explain their rankings using industry standards. Watch as youth put their knowledge, critical thinking and communication skills to the test at the OSU Dairy Farm. Congratulations to Malheur County 4-H, which qualified to compete at the National Dairy Cattle Judging Contest this September in Wisconsin!
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China’s trendiest tea store opens first L.A. location
Heytea (喜茶 Xi Cha) is a global tea chain founded in 2012 in Guangdong, China, by Neo Nie, a then-19-year-old entrepreneur. The company launched its first West Coast location in Beverly Hills with a menu of milk tea and fruit tea featuring signature drinks such as Supreme Brown Sugar Boba Milk Tea, Coconut Mango Boom and Cheese Grape Boom.
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Teens geek out, cosplay and game at Oregon 4-H’s Questing Clovers camp
The Questing Clovers Retreat is a 4-H camp designed by the Oregon State University Extension Service in 2023 for young people who love gaming, cosplay, anime, tabletop role-playing games, and all things “geek culture.” The weekend-long retreat at Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp encourages youths in grades 7-12 to immerse themselves in creativity, skill-building workshops and playful quests. Now in its third year, the retreat has become a beloved camp for teens who don’t always see their hobbies represented in traditional Extension 4-H programs. Information about sessions for 2026 will be announced in May on the OSU Extension Service 4-H Questing Clovers Retreat webpage = https://extension.oregonstate.edu/4h/questing-clovers-retreat
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Do you know what a dog show looks like at County Fairs?
Sit, stay, and show what you know. At Oregon 4-H dog shows, youths work with their family dogs in showmanship, rally and obedience while building confidence, responsibility and lifelong skills. Contact your local OSU Extension office to learn more about 4-H dog programs near you. Read more about 4-H'ers' stories with their dogs here: https://extension.oregonstate.edu/news/4-h-dog-projects-teach-oregon-youths-skills-life-careers
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Raina Lee talks ceramics
Raina Lee talks about her ceramics, influences and her proudest work, the volcanic glazes.
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Hands-On Sauerkraut Making with Cooking Matters
In this Spanish-language Cooking Matters class, participants learned how to make sauerkraut while building skills for healthy cooking, nutrition and food preservation. Contact your local Extension office to learn more about cooking and nutrition education programs near you. Read more about Cooking Matters: https://extension.oregonstate.edu/news/cooking-matters-helps-lincoln-county-latino-families-shop-cook-eat-healthier
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Meet Tammy Rondeau: A community health worker behind the Food Closet project
Tammy Rondeau is the community health worker behind the Food Closet pilot program at CHI Mercy Health in Roseburg. With support from OSU Extension’s SNAP-Ed program, the Food Closet helps discharged patients continue healing at home, with fresh produce, cooking kits and tailored nutrition support that meets their unique circumstances. Watch the video for a behind-the-scenes look at Tammy’s work and how food can play a vital role in recovery.
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The secrets to Eric Blackwell’s creativity? Friendships and recycling
With a background in music and a passion for precision, Eric Blackwell creates intricate marquetry, clocks and guitar stands that combine functionality with artistic flair.
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How Oregon 4-H youths learn blacksmithing through hands-on workshops
In Polk County, 4-H youth can take part in regular blacksmithing workshops — the only county in Oregon currently offering ongoing classes in the craft. Guided by local blacksmiths, youth learn foundational metalworking skills, including hammering, forging, twisting and welding, using both coal-powered forges and modern propane forges. Blacksmithing blends history, science and skilled labor, giving youth hands-on opportunities to learn by doing. Interested in hands-on learning opportunities? Contact your local OSU Extension office to learn about available workshops. https://extension.oregonstate.edu/news/polk-county-4-h-holds-blacksmithing-workshops-are-one-kind-oregon
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Do you know the difference between a coast redwood and a giant sequoia?
In this explainer, Oregon State University Extension foresters Lauren Grand and Dan Stark break down how to tell these two iconic species apart — from their cones and bark to their growth patterns and habitat needs. They also share practical tips for landowners and homeowners considering planting these magnificent trees in Oregon. Videography & Editing: Grace Xue Script Planning: Janet Donnelly Featuring: Lauren Grand and Dan Stark Learn more about big trees and sustainable forestry practices at https://extension.oregonstate.edu/forests
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OSU Extension forester Dan Stark answers common questions about coast redwoods and giant sequoias.
OSU Extension forester Dan Stark sits down to answer common questions about two giant tree species — coast redwood and giant sequoia. In this video, you’ll learn: • What to consider before planting a redwood or sequoia in Oregon. • How long redwood and sequoia live. • Why they sometimes have giant exposed roots and whether it is safe for people to walk on them. • Whether redwood and sequoia are vulnerable to pests and diseases. • What kinds of plants or animals tend to grow and live near sequoia and redwood. • How to deal with fallen sequoia and redwood. • Where to learn more about redwood and sequoia. Videography & Editing: Grace Xue Script Planning: Janet Donnelly Featuring: Dan Stark Learn more about big trees and sustainable forestry practices at https://extension.oregonstate.edu/forests
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OSU Extension forester Lauren Grand answers questions about coast redwoods and giant sequoias.
OSU Extension forester Lauren Grand sits down to answer common questions about two giant tree species — coast redwood and giant sequoia. In this video, you’ll learn: • The pros and cons of growing big trees for timber. • How climate change impacts trees like redwood and sequoia that live in warmer climates. • What parts of Oregon are most suitable for redwood and sequoia. • Which one grows taller. • Where to learn more about redwood and sequoia. Videography & Editing: Grace Xue Script Planning: Janet Donnelly Featuring: Lauren Grand Learn more about big trees and sustainable forestry practices at https://extension.oregonstate.edu/forests
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母亲节，我给妈妈做了一个小纪录片 For Mother’s Day, I made a short documentary about my mom
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