California 4-H Grown

The California 4-H Grown blog shares stories written by 4-H members, volunteers and staff about what they are doing in the California 4-H program. Learn more about what 4-H'ers across the state are doing and how they are making a difference in their communities and the impact of 4-H on youth lives. Everyone is welcome in 4-H, and everyone has a story to tell! Share your story - contact Suzanne at morikawa@ucanr.edu to submit your story and photos.

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Megna holding sign saying "Wild Blueberry Land"

Beyond Ready with the SLC Planning Team

October 4, 2024
By Megna Nayar
Megna Nayar is a 4-H Alumna and former State Ambassador from Santa Clara County. She writes about how being a State Leadership Conference (SLC) Planning Team member is a rewarding, but challenging role.
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Postcard to promote Mustang Camp. Images of wild horses standing in an open range. Registration is Open! Scan QR code for link
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2024 DG Colt Challenge Update

June 4, 2024
By Laura K Snell
Hello All, I just wanted to give a little update on the 2024 DG Colt Challenge. This is our fifth year completing this program. There are 19 youth from 14 counties in California and Southern Oregon.
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Against a backdrop of hay bales, 5 youth hold ribbons and posters of their contest placing. Kneeling in front of them is an adult coach and 2 youth holding ribbons.

4-H Highlights from the UC Davis CA&ES Field Day

May 31, 2024
By Erica A Pettey
Ten 4-H counties participated in the UC Davis College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences Field Day on Saturday, March 2, 2024. The 4-H teams competed in contests on Vet Science and Light Horse Judging, as well as the State Qualifier for 4-H Livestock Judging.
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