By Mark Jaspering
This is my fourth year in Camp Branch 4-H. I have taken on many projects in the last couple of years. One of my favorite projects was sheep. We bought a small herd and raised our …
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By Mark Jaspering
This is my fourth year in Camp Branch 4-H. I have taken on many projects in the last couple of years. One of my favorite projects was sheep. We bought a small herd and raised our own ewes for the county fair. I also have enjoyed leather working, where I got to make a belt and key chains.
There is so much you can learn in 4-H! And lots of trips you can take, too. It is a great experience and if you are interested, you should try it out.
