Georgia 4-H celebrated excellence during the 83rd Annual 4-H State Congress as top 4-H’ers from across the state gathered in Atlanta to compete, lead, and be recognized for their outstanding achievements. This year, Floyd County 4-H was proudly represented by two exceptional senior 4-H members who earned significant honors at the state level. One of the highest honors awarded during State Congress was received by Kylan Ferrell, who was inducted as a Georgia 4-H State Board Member. Serving on the Georgia 4-H State Board is one of the most prestigious leadership opportunities available to a Georgia 4-H member. State Board Members represent thousands of 4-H youth across Georgia, serve as ambassadors for the organization, help lead statewide events, and work alongside Georgia 4-H staff to strengthen programming and opportunities for young people across the state. “Kylan’s induction to the Georgia 4-H State Board is a tremendous accomplishment,” said Floyd County 4-H Agent Abbie Salmon. “This honor reflects years of dedication, leadership development, and service through 4-H. We are incredibly proud of him and excited to see the impact he will make at the state level.” Floyd County 4-H member Tabitha Smith also represented the county exceptionally well, earning third place in the state in the Hospitality, Tourism, and Food Industry Management Project Achievement Area. Through Project Achievement, Tabitha researched and developed expertise in her chosen project area while building…
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