BRAINERD — From goats to dogs, those looking to learn and interact with animals are invited to Crow Wing County’s 4-H animal science day Sunday, June 8, at the Crow Wing County Fairgrounds. The event ...

You can create a project exhibit to showcase what you’ve learned while working on your project. Project exhibits are submitted for judging at the annual Marion County 4-H Showcase. Research a topic ...

Each species committee has adopted its own rules. Exact information, such as the actual date, will be published in newsletters and/or mailed to project members. If you have questions, contact project ...

As an Exploring 4-H member, you are to learn a new skill or task. You will be making your project to bring to the fair on Tuesday, July 14th between 4 and 7 p.m. Since you are to make this exhibit, we ...

Jul. 26—For some, the Clark County Fair is a time to enjoy rides, carnival games and fried food. But for others, it's a time where months of hard work pays off and comes to an end. Raising animals in ...

8am to 11am -- All Swine will arrive between those hours to the show arena 8:30am to 10:00 -- Beef Heifers at the beef barn (end near sheep barn) 10:00am to Dairy steers born after Jan. 1 and Dairy ...

LAPORTE COUNTY, IN (WSBT) — It has been a tough year for a 4-H'er in LaPorte after losing more than 20 animals in a barn fire in May. However, she was determined to show her animals during her last ...

Although the 4-H organization that is annually front and center at the Butler County Fair this week has a strong number of members whose main purpose is learning about the processes and skills it ...

Macomb County 4-H youth will celebrate a year’s worth of excitement, education and accomplishments in everything from arts to animal raising at the 2025 Armada Fair. “When they showcase their project, ...

2024 Grand Champion Market Steer shown by Lydia Covert and purchased by Agricultural Transport. Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chautauqua County’s 4-H Youth Development Program has announced the ...

For Old Fort High School senior Alysa Jameson, the barn next her family’s home was more than a place to house animals — it was where she found purpose, comfort and family tradition. “I’ve basically ...