Clay County 4-H Clubs
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Livestock Club
Do you like farm animals? Would you like to learn more about them? The Livestock Club meets on the the third Thursday at 6:30. Any youth, 6 -12 grade, interested in livestock, please email Julie Lyvers, julie_lyvers@ncsu.edu.
Trails and Rails 4-H Club
Wanting to know more about horses? Trails and Rails members learn about horses and compete in various shows. They have various projects throughout the year: community service projects: Coggins Clinic, and Rabies Clinic; camps, and horse shows. Meetings are on the third Monday at 6 p.m.
If you are interested in joining one of the clubs, please email Julie Lyvers at julie_lyvers@ncsu.edu.
Opportunities for 4-H Members
West District 4-H Teen Retreat is a great opportunity for teens to meet teens in their district. During the Retreat, 4-H members participate in various workshops, attend a dance, plus a lot of other fun activities. The district officers are elected during this event in March.
West District Activity Day is a day 4-H’ers from across the district visit one of the counties in the district in June to compete with others. There are many different categories the members can choose from to present. The winners will advance to the state to compete.
NC 4-H Photography Contest: Deadline for photo entries is June 30.
Project Record Books due February 15.