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n their club’s projects are due for club level judging. Club level judging must be completed by June. The projects receiving blue ribbons and Cloverbud projects are then due to the 4-H office for county judging in July.When are 4-H projects judged?
First you need to know that 4-H projects are judged at club (also called local) level and county level. Each club leader can decide when their club’s projects are due for club level judging. Club level judging must be completed by June. The projects receiving blue ribbons and Cloverbud projects are then due to the 4-H office for county judging in July.
n their club’s projects are due for club level judging. Club level judging must be completed by June. The projects receiving blue ribbons and Cloverbud projects are then due to the 4-H office for county judging in July.Article Details
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4th of June, 2010
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