More than 150 youth from 21 Panhandle counties submitted record books to be judged by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension service agents and adult volunteers at the Tri-State Fairgrounds July 10 in Amarillo.
Youth keep detailed records of 4-H projects undertaken throughout the year in order to develop skills in communication, organization, goal setting, problem solving and documen...
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