Delaware may be the second smallest state in the nation, but its agricultural presence is certainly not to be underestimated. Chances are, no matter where you're headed, a farm is part of the scenery along the way, from fields on the way to the beach to hidden gems throughout Wilmington. Delaware 4-H believes that farmland is so much more than a drive-by. It's a world waiting to be discovered by youth! As communities become more urbanized, the distance between youth and their knowledge of where their food is grown has become larger. However, the importance of agriculture in their daily lives hasn't shrunk one bit. Every meal and every fabric trace back to agriculture. Connecting youth to that reality early helps them become more informed consumers, more engaged citizens, and more thoughtful human beings. It's not about teaching every child to become a farmer, it's about helping every child understand the world they live in.

National Prescription Take Back Day is April 25, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. Do you have any unneeded medication sitting around your house? Keep them safe. Clean them out. Take them back. Dispose of your unneeded or expired prescriptions, no questions. Use the link below to find out the collection site near you.

As Delaware farmers are starting to plant their crops, they are navigating several issues, including higher fuel and fertilizer costs. University of Delaware Cooperative Extension Farm Business Management Specialist Nate Bruce speaks with Delaware Public Media about what farmers are coping with and how it could change their decisions on what to plant this season.

Spring cleaning does not just have to be about deep cleaning rooms; it can be adapted to your health as well. Let’s take some spring cleaning concepts and apply them to our personal well-being.