County Fair- Midway Munchies
(Posted on 7/1/2009)
How much does it take to wear off all the fun foods you eat at county fair. Check out this article to find out.

4-H AND FFA EXHIBITS AT AUDUBON COUNTY FAIR
(Posted on 7/1/2009)
4-H and FFA entries at the 2009 Audubon County Fair will offer a variety of exhibits in each project area, reports Mary E. Ottmar, County Extension Education Director.

4-H GRADUATING SENIORS RECOGNIZED
(Posted on 7/1/2009)
This is the last county fair for ten graduating 4-H senior members.

Audubon County Figure Eight Races
(Posted on 6/25/2009)
Race begins at 7:30 PM Admission - $5 12 and under - FREE Registration at 5 PM $20 per car plus $10 pit pass Tune to KKRL, KCIM, KWOI, KSOM, KJAN on Race Day for weather reports and information updates.

POSTER ART MARKETS 4-H
(Posted on 6/24/2009)
Audubon County 4-H members have an opportunity to share their creative flair as they help promote the 4-H program.

ISU EXTENSION GARDEN EXPERTS ANSWER QUESTIONS
(Posted on 6/24/2009)
When should strawberries be harvested? How can I control Colorado potato beetles? Can the rose-of-sharon be successfully grown in Iowa?

Infant Massage Benefits New Babies
(Posted on 5/27/2009)
Stork’s Nest and HOPES participants learned the benefits of infant massage during the regular monthly parenting meeting at the ISU Audubon County Extension Office.

4-H Horse Project Meetings
(Posted on 4/22/2009)
If you are exhibiting horse at County Fair you must be enrolled in horse attend 3 project meetings under the supervision of horse superintendent and horse project leaders. All project meetings will be held at the Fairgrounds Horse Arena. Helmets are required when mounted on horse anytime anywhere on fairgrounds.

4-H Dog project meeting schedule
(Posted on 4/22/2009)
4-H'ers who will be exhibiting dog at County Fair will need to be enrolled in dog attend 6 project meetings with dog. All project meetings will be held at the Fairgrounds.

4-H Member County Fair To Do List
(Posted on 4/22/2009)
The 2009 Audubon County Fair is right around the corner. This means some important dates will be coming up.

Extension and Iowa State seek Engineering Talent in every county
(Posted on 3/26/2009)
How many new engineers will it take to meet Iowa’s future needs? Quite a few, since 70 percent of the state’s engineers are expected to retire in the next three to eight years. What’s a good way to encourage future engineers? Start young. That’s why ISU Extension is helping the ISU College of Engineering identify Iowa youth with (E-TEC).