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4-H at home across Minnesota
Minnesota 4-H youth excitedly prepare their projects for summer fairs during the tail end of the pandemic.
Minnesota 4-H youth excitedly prepare their projects for summer fairs during the tail end of the pandemic.
“I pledge my hands to larger service..” is not just the 4-H pledge but a practice Minnesota 4-H youth integrate with their daily lives. Thanks to special funding from Compeer Financial, youth across the state partnered with local food shelves and nutrition organizations to support neighbors in need.
Growing pumpkins is fun...super-sizing them is even better! Youth from Lincoln and Lyon counties are engaged in a friendly competition to see who can grow the biggest pumpkin this season.
There is a serious virus spreading across the world’s domestic and wild rabbit population. Sixteen year old Caleb Smith is committed to standing in its way.
4-H is building animal knowledge in the youngest of Minnesotans.
4-H youth in Northern Minnesota are taking positive action on identified community issues.
A different approach to healthy living education means fun and learning for youth and their families in Northwest Minnesota.
A weekly online meet-up for children has encouraged healthy living at home for the whole family.
Although COVID-19 changed how we socialize with others, 4-H maintained steady opportunities for families to learn, make connections and find joy in their communities. 3,520 youth engaged in 4-H programs across Northeast Minnesota last year.
Reviewed in 2020