4-H Poultry Judging and Avian Bowl
Rutherford County Extension Center Monday, April 23, 4:00 pm Open to youth ages 9-18. Practices will be held on Mondays 4:00 …
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4-H Youth Development
4-H is the largest youth development organization in North Carolina. Hundreds of thousands of young people learn the skills to succeed through 4-H educational programs and camps. NC State Extension and the Cooperative Extension Program at N.C. A&T State University conduct 4-H programs where youth learn by doing.
Learn More Using the Resources Below
4-H Forms and Policies
4-H Project Records
Extension Programs at NC State University
- 4-H Camps and Centers
- 4-H Forestry and Wildlife Programs
- 4-H Youth Opportunities in Crop, Horticulture, and Soil Science
Newsletters
Partnerships and Organizations
Resources
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How to Install a Package of Honey Bees
A step-by-step instruction and description of how to install and maintain a new colony of …
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Swine Showmanship
This publication offers information on youth showmanship of swine.
7/12/17 — Animal Science Facts
Swine Exhibitor's Project Guide (7-8 Years of Age)
This factsheet offers information on showing swine for youth aged 7-8.
7/12/17 — Animal Science Facts
Swine Exhibitor's Project Guide (5-6 Years of Age)
This factsheet offers information on showing swine for youth aged 5-6.
7/12/17 — Animal Science Facts
Sheep Exhibitor's Project Guide (5-6 Years of Age)
This factsheet offers information on showing sheep for youth aged 5-6.
7/12/17 — Animal Science Facts