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What do future scientists, performers, leaders, and entrepreneurs have in common? They all need to know how to do public speaking! 22 of Forsyth County’s future leaders traveled to Rock Eagle 4-H Center March 13-15, 2026, to compete against other students from all over Northwest Georgia to showcase their talents, share their passions, and compete…
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Every student representing Forsyth County 4-H earned a top three placement at this year’s public speaking contest. This 100% success rate shows their hard work, practice, and growing confidence as young leaders. Youth spoke on many topics, from marine science to engineering, and shared their passion and knowledge with the audience.
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Each summer, thousands of young people across Georgia pack their bags, hop on school buses, and head to one of the state’s five Georgia 4-H Centers for a week that often becomes a highlight of their childhood.
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Calling all young nature enthusiasts and future agricultural experts! Forsyth County 4-H is thrilled to announce the return of its popular Wildlife and Poultry Judging programs, offering an exciting opportunity for 4th-12th grade students to dive into hands-on learning this spring. Why Join a 4-H Judging Team? Judging teams are more than just competitions! They’re…
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Imagine being told you have to grab a microphone and give a big presentation tomorrow morning. Your heart starts to race. Your palms get sweaty. You feel nervous just thinking about it. You are not alone. About three out of four people feel some fear when they have to speak in front of others. Public…
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In kitchens, dining rooms, and around coffee tables across Georgia, one simple routine continues to make a significant impact on children and families: sitting down to share a meal. Research from the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service consistently shows that family mealtime supports children’s physical health, academic success, and emotional well-being. At a time…
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As the season of giving begins, families across Forsyth County are reminded that some of the most meaningful lessons do not come from a classroom. They come from serving others. When young people take part in community service projects, they gain far more than volunteer hours. They develop lifelong skills that shape them into thoughtful,…
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Strong communication skills are among the most important tools young people can develop to succeed in life. Whether they dream of becoming scientists, teachers, engineers, or community leaders, being able to clearly express their thoughts and ideas will set them apart. Through 4-H Project Achievement, Georgia youth have a unique opportunity to gain those skills…
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As the calendar turns to October, green clovers begin to pop up in storefronts, schools, and community centers across the country. That’s because October 5–11, 2025, marks National 4-H Week, a time dedicated to celebrating the impact of the nation’s largest youth development program. This year’s theme, Beyond Ready, emphasizes how 4-H equips young people…
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Every Summer, 4-H participants dive into intensive study sessions starting in July to prepare for the District Forestry Field Day competition. The contest is divided into Junior and Senior divisions, with younger students learning to identify 44 tree species, 17 timber pest insects, and 14 common diseases. They also develop skills like pacing to estimate…
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