Hardin Hootenannies 4-H Club meegs on March 29
The Hardin County Hootenannies 4-H Club will hold their first meeting on Sunday, March 29, at 4 p.m. in the Ag Credit meeting room in Kenton. This club is open to any youth in grades 3-12 who want to be members of 4-H in Hardin County
We work hard to help youth who wish to take goats as a project to the fair (most of the line up for last year's Hardin County Grand Champ drive were members of our club).
However, you do not have to have goats to be a part of our club. We have members who take many other livestock projects as well as a vast variety of still projects. Usually we meet on two Sunday afternoons a month, starting with a few meetings in the Ag Credit meeting room and then planning meetings at volunteering member's homes or farms.
If you have any questions, you are welcome to call Grant Mizek at 937-539-0910 or Ray Davis at 567-674-8821.
In picture:
Left to right front: Faith Holbrook with her Grand Champ, Miranda Holbrook, Megan Williams. Back row: Seth Davis, Isaac Davis, Meadow Cromer - all members of the Hootenannies 4-H Club.
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