4-H Youth Development
4-H assists young people to acquire knowledge, develop life skills, and form attitudes that will enable them to become self-directing, productive and contributing members of society through “hands-on” learning experiences.
4-H is part of UGA Extension the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.
4-H is
- 4-H In-School Club Meetings
- Community Pride Programs
- County Day Camps
- Summer Educational Programs
4-H is independent learning experiences using writing, interviewing and public speaking skills through 4-H demonstrations and illustrated talks.
4-H is camping to further mental, social, physical, and emotional skills toward a more positive self-image; good citizenship and leadership.
Georgia 4-H Llivestock Show Season has begun!
Dawson County 4-H Livestock Club members have been busy preparing and showing their animals in local area shows. Pictured are Emily with her beef heifer, Olivia with her Belted Galloway heifer and Keifer with his diary calf. Other members have been showing goats and hogs. Our members have had success in the show ring winning various ribbons in both weight classes and showmanship.
The Georgia Junior National Livestock Show will be held in Perry, Georgia on February 17 through the 20th. Shout out to our hard-working Livestock Club members!
Click here for the webpage to the Georgia Junior National Livestock Show.
Events and Activities
- Forestry Judging
- Food Showcase
- Peanutrition
- Poultry Judging
- Pumpkin Growing
- Shooting Sports, Archery and BB
- Livestock Showing
4-H Contacts
For more information about Dawson County 4-H Youth Development Programs, contact the Office email; uge1085@uga.edu or call (706) 265-2442.