Union County 4-H members with Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Wilton Simpson. (Back Row) – Wyatt Rogers, Brantley Moore, Wilton Simpson, Kamryn Hartley, Reagan Williams, Kalyn Reynolds, Klayton Neuhofer and Jenson Tetstone; (Middle Row) – Vivian Hunt, Atticus Allen, Lola Allen, Jasper Cruce, Raylan Dyal, Lyle Neuhofer and Alyssa Lee; (Front Row) – Ryker Sellers, Mazie Redding, Colten Redding, Tripp Pittman and Sawyer Dyal.
BY MEAGAN DANIEL
Union County 4-H Extension Agent
Union County 4-H had 21 youth members with 14 adult chaperones, traveling to Tallahassee for 4-H Day at the Capital on Feb. 6, 2024.
Brantley Moore and Reagan Williams exploring the protective layer of a turtle on the Capital lawn.
The 4-H Day at the Capital Program allows youth to learn more about their state government and experience the political process firsthand.
The group met with Senator Jennifer Bradley, Representative Chuck Brannan, and Commissioner of Agriculture Wilton Simpson.
Each official was eager to share how their work in Tallahassee benefits Floridians.
Union 4-Hers ended their day with a tour of the House Chambers, which explained how the Legislative session works.
Jenson Tetstone in the Senate chambers.Union County 4-H members on the steps of the Florida Capitol.Union County 4-H members with State Rep. Chuck BrannanUnion County 4-H members with State Senator Jennifer Bradley
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