Home > Our Offices > Parishes > West Feliciana > What is 4-H? "Learn by doing" is the 4-H club slogan. 4-H members don't just read about things; they do them. Livestock Show Poster Contest [Image: livestock poster graphic] Information about the poster contest to promote the Feliciana 4-H/FFA Livestock Show and Minifarm in January 2010. 4-H Update November 2009 [Image: newsletter heading] November 2009 edition of the West Feliciana 4-H Update including guidelines for livestock exhibitors and information on upcoming contests and other events. Feral Hogs Causing Problems Information related to the problem of feral hogs in the area of the Felicianas.  more articles... 4-H Update October 2009 [Image: 4-H update letterhead] October 2009 edition of the West Feliciana 4-H Update including information on upcoming events and guidelines for livestock exhibitors. Ready, Set, Grow! October [Image: garlic harvest] Monthly gardening tips for homeowners and other gardeners. This month: whiteflies, caterpillars, and allium crops. Volunteer Tracking and Training System This system gives volunteers an online resource for tracking hours and mileage, viewing online training modules and earning credit for the Master Volunteer program. Fuel Up with Breakfast [Image: family eating breakfast] Breakfast is a great way to get the energy you and your family need to start the day and nutrients your body needs throughout the day. 4-H Update September 2009 [Image: 4-H update letterhead] September 2009 edition of the West Feliciana 4-H Update including information on upcoming events and guidelines for livestock exhibitors. Lorna Klein Wins 4-H Junior Beef Grazing Project [Image: Beef Grazing Award recipient] Information on results of 4-H Junior Beef Grazing Project for 2009 4-H Update August 2009 [Image: 4-H update letterhead] Back-to-school edition of the West Feliciana 4-H newsletter with updates on summer activities and upcoming events. Freezing Vegetables [Image: freezing containers] Home gardening is on the rise, and so is the interest in preserving those home-grown vegetables to enjoy later. Whether you grow your own or buy locally grown produce from the farmer’s market or fruit stand, freezing is an easy and convenient way to preserve excess produce. Simple Steps to Improve Wildlife Habitat [Image: wild turkey] The first step in improving the wildlife value of your property is to determine your wildlife management goals. Are you primarily interested in deer, quail, rabbits, bird watching or a combination of these? Specific goals usually determine the level of management needed on your property. Wildlife Management Assistance Available for Landowners Information on assistance programs available to help private landowners improve wildlife habitat and associated recreation on their property.