Explore 4-H
County Commissioner Jeff Justesen discusses how the community found a new home for its 4-H and FFA livestock shows.
Durango Boots Marketing Manager Erin DeLong joins us to discuss her conversation with Kirbe Schnoor on the latest episode of Dirt Diaries.
Teams from five states brought local ingredients to New Orleans for the culinary competition.
The Cunningham family shares how hosting international students has become a summer tradition.
National 4-H Council’s Heather Elliott discusses the Roth Scholars Program, how the Leadership Academy prepares young people for the future, and the community impact created by the program’s first class.
The annual workshop helps educators bring hands-on agriculture lessons into the classroom.
The training helps young riders build safe habits before getting behind the wheel.
The Outdoor Wildlife Leadership School combines outdoor recreation with service projects that benefit local wildlife.
The annual event gives Tennessee 4-H members the chance to compete, earn scholarships and build leadership skills.
Years of practice and friendly competition have helped Kaitlyn and Kelsie Naquin earn a trip to the national championships.
The 4-H Farm and School Garden is cultivating agricultural education one student at a time.
The company says it has invested $15 million in county and state fairs over the past decade.
UT Extension says line dancing offers a fun, full-body workout for all ages and experience levels.
From traditional camps to specialty programs, Tennessee 4-H offers hands-on learning throughout the summer.
Tennessee’s Agriculture specialty license plate, known as the Ag Tag, is celebrating its 30th anniversary, and state agriculture leaders are giving the public a chance to help shape its next chapter.
Tennessee 4-H’ers Allie Paschall and Ramey Boone join us to discuss summer opportunities in 4-H, youth leadership development, and community involvement across Tennessee.
