4-H Livestock Program
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While Mississippi high school students have history, English and algebra on their schedules, several are now adding advanced animal husbandry skills to their academic load.
Brandi Karisch, beef cattle specialist with the Mississippi State University Extension Service, said Extension began offering a youth stockmanship competition this year to improve young participants’ knowledge and skills in beef cattle handling.
January and February are busy times for our 4-H’ers, especially those participating in livestock!
Success Stories
When Becky Baker enrolled her three children in 4-H, her main goal was to get them involved in the public speaking program.
When the Mississippi 4-H’ers come to the Mississippi State Fair, they come ready to compete.
The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors, led by Board President Lee Caldwell and Vice President Jessie Medlin, is developing a site to house the DeSoto County Agri-Education Center and Arena.