Specific days are set aside to honor the Georgia 4-H Club. Animal Projects Students as young as age nine can participate in 4-H animal projects. These hands-on projects teach responsibility, patience, sportsmanship and dedication. These animal projects are designed to promote family togetherness as parents and children travel to various shows across the area and state. Learning by doing is an important concept as students gain knowledge during the show season.
Deadlines vary depending on the specie.
Some projects offered are beef cattle, dairy cattle, horse, meat goats, rabbits, sheep and swine. Judging Teams Judging Teams promote leadership abilities, sportsmanship, decision-making and public speaking skills. The Turner County 4-H Office has been competitive with judging teams for many decades. Some teams offered to 4-H'ers in the past have been consumer, horse, livestock and poultry. Scholarships Nearly thirty 4-H scholarships are awarded to graduating seniors each year.