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State 4-H Congress

State 4-H Congress is an annual state event designed to supplement our county 4-H programs. This event provides positive leadership and educational opportunities for senior 4-H members from across the state in an effort to develop these young people to their fullest potential. To meet the needs of a diverse and changing society, State 4-H Congress aims to inspire productive citizens and catalysts for positive change.

The official delegation is made up of 4-H members, 4-H–certified volunteer adult leaders, and Extension agents/staff registered for the entire event. It is expected that all counties will be represented.

The annual event takes place on the campus of Mississippi State University.

View the State 4-H Congress Handbook (M2204)

Winners from the 2022 final competitions:

Wildlife Judging

3rd Place Overall Individual –Felicity Andol, Oktibbeha County

2nd Place Overall Individual – Cassin Gant, Oktibbeha County

1st Place Overall Individual – Kylie Headley, Oktibbeha County

2nd Place Team – Pontotoc County

1st Place Team –  Oktibbeha County

            Team members are: Kylie Headley, Cassin Gant, and Felicity Andol

 

Career Pursuit

3rd Place – Mary Kathryn Shaw, LeFlore County

2nd Place – Zion Johnson, Lowndes County

1st Place – Eryana Treadwell, Lowndes County

 

Child Development

2nd Place Individual – Taylor Dorsey, Washington County

1st Place Individual –  Brianna Moore, Jasper County

1st Place Team –  Lee County

            Team members are: Mariah Ivy, Tykirah Ivy, and Brooklyn Johnson

 

Clothing Selection

3rd Place Individual – Terran Lucus, Clarke County

2nd Place Individual – Abbey Abraham, Copiah County

1st Place Individual –  Logan Morris Smith, Lowndes County

 

Dairy Products Judging

3rd Place Overall Individual – Kathryn McKiney, Lowndes

2nd Place Overall Individual – Amari Jamison, Lee

1st Place Overall Individual – Vana Berryhill, Franklin

1st Place Team – Tippah County

            Team members are: Cadence Barnes, Elizabeth Dollar, Lauren Bryant, and Haley Grace Walker

 

Entomology Insect ID

1st Place Individual – Ada Ashley, Wilkinson

 

Meat Judging

3rd Place Overall Individual – Drew Wagner, Newton

2nd Place Overall Individual – Mason Williams, Hinds

1st Place Overall Individual – Chase Boone, Smith

1st Place Team –  Union County

            Team members are: Randon McDaniel, Roxie Roberson, Genna Wages, and Joseph Moody

 

 Modeling Squad

1st Place Small Troup – Washington County

1st Place Large Troup – Pontotoc County

 

Photography Judging

3rd Place Overall Individual – Janna Claire Ishee, Jasper

2nd Place Overall Individual – Jayden Clay, Lowndes

1st Place Overall Individual – LaKenzia Ham, Lowndes

 

PowerPoint

3rd Place Overall Individual – Emma Wofford, DeSoto County

2nd Place Overall Individual – Nina Hay, Newton County

1st Place Overall Individual – Karlie Dignowity, DeSoto

 

Public Speaking I

3rd Place – Lexi Goodin, Prentiss County

2nd Place – Layton Varner, Rankin County

1st Place - Diamond King, Lee County

 

Public Speaking II

3rd Place – Daryan Carter, Panola County

2nd Place – Olivia Howell, Holmes County

1st Place – Sean O’Neil, Clarke County

 

Seed ID and Quality

3rd Place Overall Individual – Owen White, Union

2nd Place Overall Individual – Amery Bloodworth, Tallahatchie County

1st Place Overall Individual – Karlie Bloodworth, Tallahatchie County

1st Place Team – Tallahatchie County

            Team members are: Karlie Bloodworth, Amery Bloodworth, and Addison Bloodworth

 

Small Engines

3rd Place – Ethan Keller, Franklin County

2nd Place – Colton Howell, Holmes County

1st Place – Cade Slay, Madison County

 

Welding

3rd Place – Amy Grace Estes, Amite County

2nd Place – James Meriwether, Leflore County

1st Place – Jedidiah Hill, Jasper County

 

Bicycle

3rd Place – Briana Lance, Washington County

2nd Place – Cade Slay, Madison County

1st Place – Caleb Turner, Washington County

 

Citizenship Bowl

2nd Place Team – Noxubee County

1st Place Team – Washington County

            Team members are: Tyler Dorsey, Genesis Matthew, Jacey Thomas, Jacob Turner, and Myisha Turner

 

Clothing Construction

1st Place Individual – Jaria Fulton, Washington

 

Computer

1st Place Individual – Reginald Champion, Washington

 

Consumer Judging

3rd Place Overall Individual – Karlie Dignowity, DeSoto County

2nd Place Overall Individual – Jariyah Lowe, Oktibbeha County

1st Place Overall Individual – Jorja Roberson, Union County

3rd Place Team – Tippah County

2nd Place Team – Union County

1st Place Team –  Pontotoc County

            Team members are: Marlee Hoing, Kara Fleming, Leah Reid, and Amy Priest

 

Forestry Judging

3rd Place Overall Individual – Nathan Grice, Rankin County

2nd Place Overall Individual – Karolina Heathcock, Wayne County

1st Place Overall Individual – Ashlyn Henderson, Wayne County

3rd Place Team – Amite County

2nd Place Team – Rankin County

1st Place Team –  Wayne County

            Team members are: Cody McFetridge, Ashlyn Henderson, and Karolina Heathcock

 

Interior Design Level I

3rd Place Overall Individual – Ariana Davis, Washington County

2nd Place Overall Individual – Cheyenne Ricker, DeSoto County

1st Place Overall Individual – McKaylah Deloach, Lowndes County

 

Interior Design Level II

2nd Place Overall Individual – Logan Morris Smith, Lowndes County

1st Place Overall Individual – Taylor Babbitt, Lee County

 

Livestock Bowl

3rd Place Overall Individual – Sarah Moody, Union County

2nd Place Overall Individual – Lanie Shows, Jones County

1st Place Overall Individual – Hope White, Jones County

3rd Place Team – Union County

2nd Place Team – Jones County

1st Place Team –  Pontotoc County

            Team members are: Riley Stanford, Shannon Wilson, Jayce Grubbs, and Morgan Hillhouse

 

Mississippi 4-H Cookoff

3rd Place Team – Pontotoc County

2nd Place Team – Amite County

1st Place Team –  Winston County

            Team members are: Kristin Jernigan and Chawon Jernigan

 

Poultry Judging

3rd Place Overall Individual – Lauren Bryant, Tippah County

2nd Place Overall Individual – Jedidah Hill, Jasper County

1st Place Overall Individual – Haley Grace Walker, Tippah County

2nd Place Team – Jasper County

1st Place Team –  Tippah County

            Team members are: Haley Grace Walker, Lauren Bryant, Elizabeth Dollar, and Cadance Barnes

 

Robotics

1st Place Team –  Oktibbeha County

            Team members are: William Dodd, Micaiah Goodson, and Wema Nyatta

 

Beef Visual Presentations

3rd Place – Conner Shelton, Calhoun County

2nd Place – Jarran Lee, Pearl River County

1st Place – Pacey Baucum,, Jones County

 

Clothing Visual Presentations

2nd Place – Janiya Jones, Oktibbeha County

1st Place – Mereditt Forman, Sunflower County

 

Consumer Education Visual Presentations

1st Place – Katelyn Chandler, Jefferson Davis County

 

Conservation Visual Presentations

3rd Place –Natalie Headley, Oktibbeha County

2nd Place – Josh Harrison, Yalobusha County

1st Place – Ashlyn Henderson, Wayne County

 

Dairy Animals Visual Presentations

1st Place – Alyssa Moak, Lincoln County

 

Egg Preparation

3rd Place – John Clayton Kitchens, Lauderdale County

2nd Place – Jorja Roberson, Union County

1st Place – Gracyn Foster, Jasper County

 

Engineering Visual Presentations

3rd Place – Naomi Moore, Claiborne County

2nd Place – Luke Hay, Newton County

1st Place – Brianna Lance, Washington County

 

Entomology Visual Presentations

2nd Place – Isabella Jaurez, Choctaw County

1st Place – Caleb Hoover, Pearl River County

 

Foods and Nutrition Visual Presentations

2nd Place – Hannah Lance, Washington County

1st Place – Olivia Harper, Jefferson Davis County

 

Gardening/Horticulture Visual Presentations

1st Place – Takeyla Lewis, Noxubee County

 

Health Visual Presentation

3rd Place – Taniyah Wallace, Lee County

2nd Place – Nina Hay, Newton County

1st Place – Tashunti Trice, Lee County

 

Plant and Soil Sciences Visual Presentations

2nd Place – Nyla Heard, Hinds County

1st Place – Jacob Hoover, Pearl River County

 

Personal Development Visual Presentations

3rd Place – Katie Foster, Warren County

2nd Place – Cassin Gant, Oktibbeha County

1st Place – Madelynne Goodson, OKtibbeha County

 

Other Projects Visual Presentations

3rd Place – Mekhyia Smith, Lee County

2nd Place – Tirosky Hill, Warren County

1st Place – Diamond King, Lee County

 

Photography Visual Presentations

3rd Place – Alexia Murray, Washington County

2nd Place – Jacey Thomas, Washington County

1st Place – Lakenzia Ham, Lowndes County

 

Sheep, Swine and Meat Goat Visual Presentations

3rd Place – Hayden Barnett, Calhoun County

2nd Place – Layton Varner, Rankin County

1st Place – Mary Kathryn Shaw, Leflore County

 

Vet Science

3rd Place – Abbye Buchanan, Rankin County

2nd Place – Lillian Dixon, Amite County

1st Place – Sarah Moody, Union County

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Publications

Publication Number: M1917
Publication Number: P4038
Publication Number: P4039
Publication Number: F1181
Publication Number: P1447

News

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Filed Under: 4-H October 24, 2024

Retired state specialist Larry Alexander was honored by being inducted into the National 4-H Hall of Fame for his career spent serving young people through the Mississippi State University Extension Service 4-H Youth Program.

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Filed Under: 4-H September 26, 2024

Mississippi’s 4-H program reaches youth with a variety of interests.

Success Stories

A smiling man wearing a vest and green shirt, standing beside an archery target with three arrows near the bullseye.
Volume 10 Number 3

Brad Parsley partners with Ginger Cook, local agent with the Mississippi State University Extension Service in Panola County, to deliver the 4-H Shooting Sports program to local youth.

A young woman smiling and holding a trophy.
Volume 10 Number 3

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A man, standing beside a wooden table filled with plants, looking into the distance.
Volume 10 Number 3

Lincoln County Master Gardeners have been bringing gardening to nursing home residents in Brookhaven since 2018.

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