Johnson County 4-H Livestock Club

Club Description: The Johnson County 4-H Livestock Club was formed in 2010 as a community club designed to expand the educational resources available to Johnson County 4-H youth involved in livestock-related projects, and to help improve the value of livestock projects in teaching the personal traits of integrity, teamwork, sportsmanship, patience, and responsibility. The objectives of the Johnson County 4-H Livestock Club are:

  • To introduce members to the full scope of livestock educational opportunities and keep them abreast of new developments
  • To provide members opportunities to expand their current skills through livestock-related learning, teaching, leadership, community service, mentoring, and competition
  • To sponsor or co-sponsor livestock shows, competitions, expositions, clinics, and other events that educate and challenge members in their selected project areas
  • To encourage communication and cooperation between the members and the livestock-related industry, companies, organizations, and public groups in and around Johnson County
  • Through affiliation with Johnson County 4-H, Kansas 4-H, National 4-H, the Johnson County Livestock Association and other associations, to support efforts to strengthen the future of livestock raising
  • To introduce novice 4-H youth to the fun and reward of livestock projects
  • To employ livestock projects as a means to help each member grow in the personal traits of integrity, teamwork, sportsmanship, patience, and responsibility

You need not own an animal or be enrolled in a livestock project to join the Johnson County 4-H Livestock Club, nor do you have to be a member of the Johnson County 4-H Livestock Club to be enrolled in a livestock project. Our members are enrolled in and actively participate in numerous non-livestock 4-H projects, such as foods, clothing, photography, woodworking, aerospace, entomology, geology, and others. If you are interested in livestock, you are welcome!

Do we offer Cloverbuds? No
Our Club Website: http://www.facebook.com/pages/4-H-Livestock/140464799333253 and http://www.twitter.com/4hlivestock
Are we accepting new members? Yes

Meeting Day & Time: 4th Monday, 6:30 p.m.

Meeting Location: Johnson County Fairgrounds - Open Class Building, 136 E. Washington St, Gardner, KS 66030 (Or other meeting sites as announced)

Community Leaders:
Mike and Lisa Smith - 913-441-3970, msmith@4-HLivestock.com

 

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