COVID-19 might have canceled or postponed schools, sports, and other activities this spring and summer, but for 4-H youth who have spent months caring for animals as part of this long-lived program, they have continued to learn valuable leadership and agricultural business skills.
“CSU Extension is working closely with local health officials, county commissioners, and others throughout the state to ensure that public health guidance is followed as we consider the best options to provide programming,” said Blake Naughton, vice president for CSU Engagement and Extension. “Our communities are very resilient, and we are eager to be a part of that strengthening across our many families and individuals that we have the honor to work with. Our commitment remains strong to our mission for our Colorado communities.”