Three hundred youth from across the Volunteer State recently gathered for the Tennessee 4-H RoundUp.
During the week-long project, graduating seniors walked the stage to share how the organization has prepared them to make a difference in the industry.
Graduate Gabe Harville and Interim Tennessee 4-H Leader Jamie Harris spoke with RFD-TV’s Tammi Arender about the event’s purpose and the importance of the organization.
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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.
