Eight youths have joined the North Dakota 4-H Ambassadors team.

A new NDSU publication can help youth get started in the market lamb project.

North Dakota 4-H’ers place in a national horse judging competition.

Four North Dakota 4-H’ers were among more than 1,200 youth who participated in the 2008 National 4-H Congress.

North Dakota 4-H’ers are recognized for developing good nutrition and physical fitness habits.

Four teens join the North Dakota 4-H Ambassadors group.

NDSU Extension’s Building Connections program receives national recognition.

Jim Sailer is the 2008 North Dakota 4-H Hall of Fame inductee.

Three North Dakota 4-H members attend this year’s National 4-H Conference.

North Dakota youth share their health and nutrition knowledge through posters.

The Western 4-H Camp and its programs are open to all youth ages 5 to 18.

The North Dakota 4-H Ambassadors team has 10 new members.

North Dakota 4-H teams place at the Western National Roundup conference in Denver.

The North Dakota 4-H Foundation board elects officers and directors.

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Several North Dakota 4-H clubs earn recognition for learning about the importance of good nutrition and physical activity.

The North Dakota 4-H Foundation’s development director has been recertified as a certified fundraising executive.

4-H livestock judging teams from Oliver and Stark-Billings counties take first place in a contest at the North Dakota Winter Show.

4-H hippology teams from Benson, Cass, Mercer, Barnes and Ransom counties win in a North Dakota Winter Show contest.

4-H crop judging teams from LaMoure, Grand Forks, Mountrail, Morton and Benson counties place in a North Dakota Winter Show contest.

North Dakota youth are winners in the latest “Eat Smart. Play Hard.” poster contest.

Four North Dakota 4-H judging teams placed in the National Western 4-H Roundup in Denver.