Barlow Creek 4-H Club has active spring

Youth group hones communications, judging skills

Barlow Creek 4-H Club update.

It has been a very busy March and April for The Barlow Creek 4-H Club.

We have recently just finished our club communications event and and our club judging rally. Everyone did very well in communications and our winners are off to districts.

We had our judging rally at Color V Ranch. We did the judging classes on beef, sheep, swine, foods, and photography.

The club has also started selling Krispy Kreme Doughnuts for a fundraiser, $15 a dozen.

Our next meeting is April 20th, and our next events coming up are RoadSide Clean Up, and District Communications. Good luck!

Club Reporter Isabelle Plante

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