The Great Comeback: Volume 21, Issue 36
Training THIS Generation of Leaders
Justin Crowe, 4-H Director and State Program Leader I’ve said it once (or maybe 1000 times) and I will say it again – in 4-H, our youth are leaders today…
Boks Kids Weekly Challenge – September Week 1
Practicing gratitude is an important piece of mindfulness. Gratitude helps us tap into positive emotions and experiences, improves our health, helps us
overcome adversity, and builds strong relationships. This week we challenge you to write down three things every day that you are grateful for. At the end of the week, review your list and consider sharing it with a friend or family member. How did it make you feel to be grateful every day?
Tractor Supply Paper Clover Campaign: October 6-17, 2021
Ryan Hensley, Executive Director, TN 4-H Foundation The Fall Tractor Supply Paper Clover promotion runs from October 6-17. The digital promotional assets for the Fall 2021 TSC Paper Clover campaign…
It Matters
Justin Crowe, 4-H Director and State Program Leader It is very easy for us to become complacent and take things for granted. Oftentimes when we have done the same programs…
Charcuterie Board Demo
Join Julie Johnson Crowe, 4-H Volunteer & Outdoor Meat Cookery Coach for a cooking demo on July 15 from 6-7PM Eastern. On the menu for the evening is grilled chicken, veggie shish-ka-bobs and grilled corn.
The Great Comeback: Volume 21, Issue 35
Farm Bureau 100 for 100 Campaign Supports Tennessee 4-H
Ryan Hensley, Executive Director, TN 4-H Foundation This year the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation celebrates 100 years. As they celebrate this incredible milestone, they look to the future of Tennessee…
2021 Tennessee Funnel Cake 5K Results
Shelby Brawner, Extension Specialist On Saturday, August 14, 2021, nearly 90 runners/walkers gathered at the Tennessee State Fair at the Wilson County Fairgrounds Tennessee 4-H Funnel Cake 5k. Participants enjoy…
Tennessee 4-H Public Speaking Contest Results
The 2021 Tennessee 4-H Project Achievement Day winners were announced in late July at Tennessee 4-H Roundup and All Star Conference and have been posted on the Tennessee 4-H website. These 4-H’ers competed alongside approximately 150 other 4-H members across the state in e-portfolio competition and then interviews to receive top honors. Level I winners received Horizon awards and the opportunity to receive a $500 college scholarship. Level Ii winners received silver bowls, a trip to National 4-H Congress in November and college scholarships.
