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Howard Ag 4-H Club members pose with their animals on their big night out.
Farm Animals Stroll the Red Carpet
If you were in the popcorn line and you saw calves, chickens, goats, horses, baby pigs and a dog, maybe you went to the movies in Forsyth. As a teen leadership project, Bremma Mosby and Jessica Harvey of Rosebud County’s Howard Ag club organized a petting zoo so young moviegoers
Farm Animals Stroll the Red Carpet
Howard Ag 4-H Club members pose with their animals on their big night out.
If you were in the popcorn line and you saw calves, chickens, goats, horses, baby pigs and a dog, maybe you went to the movies in Forsyth. As a teen leadership project, Bremma Mosby and Jessica Harvey of Rosebud County’s Howard Ag club organized a petting zoo so young moviegoers could get into the spirit of Charlotte’s Web and learn about 4-H. They coordinated with other families and business owners to bring animals right to the Roxy theater. Even in chilly weather, kids enjoyed the zoo, especially the horse and baby pigs. After an up-close look at livestock projects, some young moviegoers were eager to join 4-H. After all, that’s some pig!

Montana 4-H Resources

There are a variety of useful 4-H resources on the web. Visit the web links listed to find everything from the latest youth development research to 4-H memorabilia to program ideas.
4-H is one of the most recognizable brands in the world, yet may be one of its best kept secrets. Use these general 4-H marketing resources and specific program resources to help expand the 4-H program in your county, across the state and around the world.
Why re-invent the wheel? Use existing research related to 4-H and the youth development field to find out the latest trends, to aid in designing a 4-H program or simply to increase your knowledge about a specific topic.
Use these general forms in support of Montana 4-H statewide events and opportunities (see Programs section for specific application forms).
Whether you need information about how to implement a great camping program, free photos or resources for your 4-H club officers, these support materials will help you design and implement your county programs.
Need information about EIN numbers or club charters? Have a question about Risk Management procedures? This section is for county staff members dealing with these and other important questions.
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