Clearwater county 4-H’ers demonstrate their knowledge and skills in the 4-H building
Wed, 09/18/2019 - 10:53am
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St. Paul, MN– Minnesota 4-H’ers from 87 counties brought over 2,300 exhibits, delivered about 175 public presentations and participated in dozens of group learning experiences and performances at the 2018 Minnesota State Fair.
Throughout the year, 4-H youth select project areas that reflect personal areas of interest and pursue hands-on learning that is both self-directed and guided by adult volunteers. The results of their learning are exhibited at county fairs across the state. A collection of the best exhibits from each county fair is brought to present in the 4-H Building at the Minnesota State Fair.
Exhibiting project work and delivering public presentations at the state fair provides youth an opportunity to showcase their achievements and continue learning through the interactive conference judging and team experiences.
The presentations, exhibits and presence of 4-H youth from diverse communities across Minnesota brought fresh perspectives and energy to the 4-H Building.
Clearwater County had 8 youth participating in the following areas:
Obadiah Hammer, Jaquincy Hammer, Savanna Rankin: Leon Ramblers Community Pride
Treyton Broden: Wood Shop
Daniel Rankin: Wood Shop
Elinor Davies: Citizenship
Kayla Johnshoy: Fine Arts
Isaiah Tramm: Safety
4-H empowers youth with the skills they need to lead for a lifetime.
Congratulations to all the Clearwater County youth who participated in 4-H at the 2018 Minnesota State Fair!
The 4-H program is funded through a partnership of federal, state, county and private resources and is part of the University of Minnesota Extension. More Minnesota State Fair results and photos can be found at www.4-H.umn.edu/fair-results