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Chyanne Holt, a member of the rabbit club, showing off CJ, a Lionhead rabbit, during Thursday's 4-H Open House. The event allowed children the chance to see what the many different 4-H clubs have to offer.

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Miriam and Bernie Montalvo, the leaders of Beaks and Bill poultry club, talk to interested youth about the poultry club during the 4-H Open House held Thursday at the County Extension Office.

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Lacey Gilliam, 12 years old, look at the information at the beginners horse club, Trail Dusters. This year4-H also offers a new horse club for more advanced riders. For more information on 4-H, call 4-H Extension Agent Kristie Popa at 863-993-4846 or email kpopa@ufl.edu.

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Jackie Bruckner talks to Tara Finley, 8, about the new Advanced Horse Club, aimed at the more experienced riders. To join the club you must own your own horse or have access to a horse. This club goes into more depth on different riding styles and more advance horse topics, and includes lots of hands on experience.

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Tanya Downs, left, and Amber Johnson are starting up a new 4-H photography club for children.

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A lot of children and their families came to see what the 4-H Clubs have to offer, during the 4-H open house held Thursday at the County Extension Office.

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Marine Ecology club leaders Tamra Potter, left, and Tracy Hay explain to some interested kids the kinds of activities members of the Marine Ecology Club can do.

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This poster was created by a m ember of the Rooters Swine Club.