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  • Selecting and supporting a 4-H animal science project for cloverbuds

    Published on September 15, 2017
    Choosing the right 4-H project allows cloverbuds to experience and explore 4-H projects in a meaningful way.

  • Fairs and cloverbuds: A great place to develop life skills

    Published on July 26, 2017
    Help 4-H Cloverbud members have an enriching fair experience by being intentional about recognizing their developmental needs.

  • Showmanship 101 for all species

    Published on June 6, 2017
    A basic understanding of showmanship, no matter what species of animal you are showing.

  • Five life skills to focus on in 4-H cloverbud programming

    Published on December 21, 2016
    Promoting healthy development in 4-H cloverbud programming is the No. 1 goal. Highlighting five life skills is a great way to accomplish that.

  • The real cost of ribbons

    Published on July 6, 2016
    Ribbons are a symbol of hard work and dedication. What are you willing to spend?

  • Michigan 4-H Foundation grants available to local 4-H clubs and county programs

    Published on April 6, 2016
    The Michigan 4-H Foundation has announced grant and award opportunities of up to $1,000 to support local 4-H clubs and county programs. 4-H volunteer leaders, members and staff members may apply for these funds.

  • The magic of being a 4-H Cloverbud

    Published on July 23, 2015
    Programs for 5- to 8-year-olds offer an opportunity for Cloverbuds to experience a sample of what 4-H has to offer.

  • Cloverbud programs Part 7: Providing a solid foundation for youth animal science programs

    Published on April 1, 2015
    Cloverbud programs should include activity-based experiences and be cooperative learning centered.

  • Cloverbud programs Part 6: Providing a solid foundation for youth animal science programs

    Published on March 27, 2015
    Cloverbud programs should include activity-based experiences and be cooperative learning centered.

  • Cloverbud programs Part 5: Providing a solid foundation for youth animal science programs

    Published on March 27, 2015
    Cloverbud programs should include activity-based experiences and be cooperative learning centered.

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