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4-H Judging Teams

  • A group of students posing for a group photo at the forestry competition

    Georgia’s forests are not just a vital part of the state’s economy. They also provide a hands-on classroom for local youth. With approximately 24.1 million acres of forestland, Georgia’s forests support a thriving industry that generated an estimated $59.4 billion in total economic activity and supported more than 177,000 jobs in 2024. Through programs like…

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  • A school-aged girl leaning against a tree as she writes on a clipboard

    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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  • A 4th grade Asian girl holds a live chicken.

    For more than a century, 4-H has helped young people across Georgia build confidence, character, and competence through hands-on learning opportunities. In Forsyth County, youth continue to thrive through judging teams that offer real-world applications of science, agriculture, and critical life skills. Whether they are evaluating eggs and broilers or identifying native wildlife and analyzing…

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  • A 4th grade student his holding a deer skull and antlers.

    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.

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