Liberty County 4-H - Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service

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CONGRATULATIONS to Makayla and Amelia on their decorative pumpkin entries. Thank you to OPS Customs for sponsoring the g...
10/30/2026

CONGRATULATIONS to Makayla and Amelia on their decorative pumpkin entries. Thank you to OPS Customs for sponsoring the gift basket prizes. Your support and generosity are greatly appreciated. Watch posts for our November contest.

Liberty County 4-H's first entry in the pumpkin contest.  Waiting for yours
10/28/2026

Liberty County 4-H's first entry in the pumpkin contest. Waiting for yours

Time is getting close.  Do you have your pumpkins yet?Looking forward to seeing your pumpkins.
10/23/2026

Time is getting close. Do you have your pumpkins yet?

Looking forward to seeing your pumpkins.

10/23/2026

What Do the Four H’s in 4-H Actually Mean? 🍀

You see the clover. You hear “4-H.” But have you ever wondered what those four H’s stand for?

HEAD • HEART • HANDS • HEALTH

And when you look at a livestock project, you can see all four at work.

🧠 HEAD — Learning & Thinking
Our members learn about nutrition, animal health, genetics, weight gain, showmanship, expenses, record keeping and so much more. They learn to solve problems and make decisions because, as anyone who has raised livestock knows, things rarely go exactly according to plan!

❤️ HEART — Caring & Giving
Livestock projects teach compassion, patience and responsibility. These kids form bonds with their animals while learning that good animal husbandry means putting the animal’s needs first. They also learn sportsmanship—supporting their fellow exhibitors whether they win a class or never receive a ribbon.

🙌 HANDS — Learning by Doing
This might be the easiest H to see! Feeding, watering, cleaning pens, walking, washing, grooming, setting up the barns, showing, auction preparation…and yes, even taking everything apart and cleaning it all up when the fair is over. 😉
They don’t just learn about livestock. They do the work.

💚 HEALTH — Building Stronger Kids
Livestock projects keep kids active, but health goes beyond physical activity. Members learn discipline, confidence, perseverance, time management and how to balance responsibilities—even when that means getting up early to feed before school or heading to the barn after a long day.

That’s why when you support a 4-H livestock project, you’re supporting so much more than an animal.

You’re helping young people develop their Head, Heart, Hands and Health—skills and values they’ll carry with them long after they leave the show ring.

🍀 4-H grows more than livestock. It grows leaders.

10/15/2026
Great Opportunity for 6th - 7th- 8th Graders.Being Held in Liberty County.Don't miss out.
10/07/2026

Great Opportunity for 6th - 7th- 8th Graders.
Being Held in Liberty County.
Don't miss out.

Address

501 Palmer Street
Liberty, TX
77575

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

(936) 334-3230

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