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Premier Showmen 4-H Club holds May meeting

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Pictured are the Cloverbuds in attendance of the May 4 meeting where they discussed poultry production and made their own chicken.

By Luke Kelly
Premier Showmen 4-H Club

The Premier Showmen 4-H Club members met for their May 4 meeting.

The meeting began with a leadership game of the human knot to have members work on improving their communication skills and to learn the importance of teamwork.  

The meeting consisted of multiple members and Cloverbuds giving reports and a full agenda of new business to discuss. Many members presented their demonstrations, which is required to be a good standing member of 4-H in Highland County. 

These minimum three-minute long presentations are a great way for club members to learn new things while also learning the important skills of research and public speaking. The meeting concluded with the members breaking down into groups by species and talking about their projects. 

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