ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA — Minnesota 4-H is beginning a new webinar series to introduce youth grades K-3 to the animals found on farms in Minnesota.

The beauty of 4-H is really that it is for everyone. As an alumnus myself, I have seen firsthand how this youth organization provides opportunities for thousands of young people to grow outside the classroom, develop leadership skills and explore their personal interests...

Sustainability is more than a buzzword for dairy farmer Steve Strickler. The Iola, Kansas, native has found ways to give back and preserve the environment, all while operating the farm he was raised on. After graduating from Kansas State University, Strickler’s career led him away from the farm as he worked for the national dairy magazine, Hoard’s Dairyman. However, the calling of the farm never left him, and Strickler returned to the farm in 1979...

The Twin Cities didn’t feel like home to a girl from rural Minnesota. That was until she found the University of Minnesota...

Learn by doing. This is the slogan of 4-H, which students across Minnesota live out every summer through their livestock projects. These projects allow students to raise and train animals, as well as experience agriculture up close.

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