Post Written By Denise Sherrill, Extension Agent, 4-H Youth Development

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Denise SherrillExtension Agent, 4-H Youth Development N.C. Cooperative Extension, Henderson County Center

While we are sad to watch our seniors age out of 4-H, and some of them move away, we …

Mr. Jones Loflin provided an excellent workshop for teens to help us think about focusing on what we value, …

Everyone can use encouragement in these uncertain times. Gracie Grimes is a Georgia 4-H member who created a beautiful …

The Young Naturalists 4-H Club learns about the environment and how to take care of it. In 2017 they …

The mission of the North Carolina 4-H Ambassador program is to empower teen 4-H leaders with the knowledge, skills, and …

Teachers and 4-H volunteers returned baby quail and incubating equipment on Friday, April 3. Because of the need for …

Our Bobwhite quail chicks have been pipping and hatching in schools and homes of teachers and 4-H volunteers. A …

One more teacher returned the quail eggs and embryology equipment. Today is the last day to turn the eggs. …

Four teachers from another school asked to return their quail eggs and incubators when Henderson County came under the …

Written by Sharon Runion Rowland As a young 4-H’er from Mitchell County, my first encounters with Earl and Ginger Smith …

Teachers and 4-H volunteers continue to turn the eggs three times a day. Each time they turn the eggs, …

Rachelle Purnell, 4-H Agent in Mecklenburg County, created an online 4-H Learning Lab via Moodle. It’s separated into 3 age …