Barton County 4-H awarded for work on 4-H Feeding Missouri initiative

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Barton County 4-H members Annabell Crabtree, Mikayla Madison, Samantha Crabtree, Kaylee Crane, Justin Payne and Ryan Davis represented Barton County 4-H at the State 4-H Teen Conference. They accepted for State 4-H Feeding Missouri, awarded to Barton County for the largest amount of food donations collected throughout the state. Thanks are extended to the local schools, 4-H families and community donors that helped them reach this goal. Barton County 4-H has sustained a community food drive for 10 years that has impacted Barton County families through the Good Samaritan Food Pantry and School Back Pack meals.


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