Static Exhibits

Static Non-Livestock Projects

Every year hundreds of 4-H’ers in Hillsdale County complete projects. Some of these projects are exhibited at the Hillsdale County Fair.   As they show these projects, they are demonstrating the knowledge and skills they've gained throughout the year. This teaches life skills such as problem solving, decision making, project management, communications, and public speaking skills.  Many memories are made as students strive to complete their projects through their 4-H Club.  Check the events calendar and the monthly newsletter for workshops hosted by Hillsdale County 4-H.  

 

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Non-Livestock Projects

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