Six Innovative Minds Changing the Face of the 4-H Community

By Abbye Hendrich, 4-H Program Coordinator

On Sunday, October 21st, six 4-H Council members went to work on their 4-H native grass plot along the Home on the Range nature trail. They also went to work on implementing ways to improve their 4-H community. 

Pictured are Vice President- Nolan Billings; Secretary- Katelyn Ifland;

 Kendra Billings; Treasurer- Jayden Meyer; Ken Wagner; Not Pictured- Talyn McKenzie  

 
“This is such a great group of kids to work with”, stated 4-H Program Coordinator, Abbye Hendrich. “They are always ready to try new things and think outside the box.”

Smith County 4-H Council is comprised of elected delegates from each 4-H Club. They meet on a regular basis to discuss innovative ideas, program improvements, and county-wide initiatives. 

“We are always brainstorming in an attempt to do what is best for each 4-H member, 4-H family, 4-H club, and ultimately the 4-H community as a whole” continued Abbye Hendrich.

Keep a lookout for what these ground-breaking kids are planning next as we all strive “To Make the Best Better.”