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Get Your Green On: 4-H Canada Asks Supporters to Wear Green Nov. 6

By Amanda Brodhagen, Farms.com

Green alert! Are you a proud 4-H supporter? If yes, then it’s time to grab some green clothing.

November is National 4-H month in Canada, and to kick off the month-long celebration 4-H supporters are asked to wear green clothing on Nov. 6th.The annual day, called “Show Your 4-H Colours,” takes place the first Wednesday in November. More than 30,000 4-H members and volunteers from across the country will be celebrating.

Participants are encouraged to post their green-themed photos on the 4-H Canada’s Facebook page or tweet to @4HCanada using the hashtags #4HMonth and #ShowYour4HColours.
 


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