4-H Clubs Books

Come to the fair
Come to the fair

By Audree Distad

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Follows several youngsters as they participate in the contents and exhibitions of a state fair.

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Raise
Raise

By Kiera Butler

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Raise combines vivid accounts from a little-known subculture with a broader analysis of agriculture education today, using 4-H as a lens through which to view the changing landscape of farming in A...

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4-H clubs in Manitoba
Florida 4 H
Florida 4 H

By Julie S. Wilson

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Oklahoma 4 H
Oklahoma 4 H

By Jessica Stewart

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The lifelong impact of 4 H
They made the best better
They made the best better

By Paul H Gwin

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4-H in Indiana, 1904-1990
Rural roots
Rural roots

By Wayne E. MacKinnon

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