Rick Bogren
Belonging, mastery, independence and generosity are the essential elements of this youth development program.
Mark Tassin
4-H program offers opportunities for youth to discover their inner passion through a diversity of high quality programs.
Bruce Schultz
Only in Louisiana, Georgia and Tennessee are 4-H programs used in school systems.
Randy LaBauve
The unique symbiosis of school and club has opened opportunities to teach 4-H’ers about important environmental challenges.
Mark G. Shirley
Marsh Maneuvers is part of the 4-H Youth Wetlands Program which is funded by Louisiana’s Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority.
Craig Gautreaux
For nine years during National 4-H Week, the organization has dedicated one day to a lesson emphasizing science, technology, engineering and math or STEM.
Melissa Cater
Experiential learning is a cornerstone of the Louisiana 4-H Youth Development program.
Craig Gautreaux
Nearly 6,000 youth are involved in the 4-H shooting sports program, which is one of the newer programs offered by 4-H.
Craig Gautreaux
For a young person interested in the 4-H shooting sports program, there is no shortage of opportunities.
Mark Tassin
The foundation of the 4-H youth development program is built on four essential elements: belonging, independence, mastery and generosity.
Bruce Schultz
The adult obesity rate in Louisiana gives the 4-H Healthy Living Program motivation and urgency.
Johnny Morgan
The Healthy YOUth Healthy Communities program, which is in three Shreveport neighborhoods, is designed to help participants sustain positive changes.
Jessica Stroope
Not only do the teens make improvements in their nutritional habits, they also grow as leaders.
Olivia McClure
Many Louisiana 4-H’ers look forward to camping with their friends, both old and new, every summer.
Bruce Schultz
Since the Environmental Education Center opened in 2012, youngsters attending camp have benefited from new opportunities.
Janet Fox
Service projects provide youth with valuable learning opportunities.
Rick Bogren
Animal projects have been a staple of 4-H for almost as long as the organization has been in existence.
Tobie Blanchard
4-H’ers have the oppor¬tunity to shape their organization through youth leadership boards. Approximately 160 4-H’ers serve on these boards.
Melissa Cater
Selecting a career path is one of the most challenging decisions an adolescent makes.
Olivia McClure
The Louisiana 4-H Museum opened in 2008 to commemorate the organization’s 100-year anniversary in the state.
Terri Crawford, Janet Fox, Frankie Gould, Karen Martin and Renee Castro
To meet the challenges of the future, it is imperative that youth and adults are aware of the role that agriculture plays in their everyday lives.
Veronica Del Bianco
In 2004, the Overnight Chaperone Program was developed to educate adult volunteers about how to create safe and positive environments.
Linda Foster Benedict
Since its founding in 1880, Southern University has been deeply immersed in providing opportunities for Louisiana youth and has a long tradition with 4-H.
Olivia McClure
4-H is often called one of the best-kept secrets when it comes to youth development programs.
Patrick Tuck
The concept of funds based on private contributions to augment support of 4-H activities in Louisiana began in 1978.
Olivia McClure
Honey Brake, a hunting lodge in Jonesville, Louisiana, recently pledged $1 million to Louisiana 4-H to permanently fund educational trips and camps.
Kenyan scientists visit, Award winners announced, Healthy Communities initiative works to improve rural health
Meeting brings minorities together, Ag Week spotlights ag on campus, College participates in national initiative
Tobie Blanchard
Maria Bampasidou never really dreamed of living and working in the United States.