Ontario Commits $2.325 Million to 4-H Youth Agriculture Programs for Ages 6 to 21
TORONTO, Ontario - 4-H Ontario announced on November 7 that it will receive $2,325,000 from the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness over 2026 to 2029 to support youth leadership development and participation in the agri-food sector across the province.
The funding was announced by Sam Oosterhoff, Ontario's Minister of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness, at the Excellence in Agriculture Awards during the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto.
Founded in 1915, 4-H Ontario is a nonprofit youth development organization serving young people aged 6 to 21, building leadership, responsibility and agricultural skills through hands-on programs.
Evelyn Chambers, Acting Executive Director of 4-H Ontario, said the funding will help the organization give Ontario youth more opportunities to take part in the agri-food sector and build workforce skills.
(Source: 4-H Ontario)
Source: 4-H Ontario
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Photo: 多伦多皇家农业冬季博览会（资料图，CC BY 2.0，Wikimedia Commons） / The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto (file photo, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons)
