4-H Education Stations

Education Stations at the State Fair provide an opportunity for youth to promote 4-H to the public by sharing skills learned in 4-H using a make-it and take-it format. Each 4-H Club selected will commit to teaching during an assigned four hour period and in return that club earns $400.

Clubs should submit applications to the Marshall County Extension Office by 4 PM on May 1, 2018.










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