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County Impact Statements - Lonoke County
4-H Program Provides Opportunities for Youth

4-H youth development education creates an environment for youth from all parts of the county to reach their full potential. The Lonoke County 4-H program provides:

• Provides formal and non-formal community - focus experimental learning.

• Develops skills that benefit youth throughout life.

• Fosters leadership and volunteerism in youth and adults.

• Builds internal and external youth/adult partnerships for programming and funding.

• Strengthens families and communities.

• Uses research-based knowledge and the land-grant university system.

The Lonoke County Shooting Sports program is one of the areas in which county youth participate. Shooting Sports opens doors to other 4-H educational programs, such as Wildlife Habitat Evaluation program, Fishing Education, and Managing Rice for Ducks.

Picture of a group children planting flowers in a planter around the school sign.
4-ward Thinkers 4-H Club planting at the Magness Creek Elementary School.

Impacts

  • Seven 4-H community clubs
     
  • Conducted 120 school enrichment programs.
     
  • State Rice for Ducks junior winner her first year in this project.
     
  • State Rice for Ducks third place winner in senior division.
     
  • Sixteen youth participate in State Shooting Sports competitions.
     
  • Seventeen teen leaders participate in Excel program.
     
  • Fifteen 4-H record books submitted; 8 district winners.
     
  • Four adult volunteers received training in Sport Fish Education in addition to receiving a $500 grant from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.

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Lonoke County
Cooperative Extension Service
2001 Highway 70 East • Box 357
Lonoke, AR 72086
Phone (501) 676-3124 • Fax (501) 676-7847

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