

OPEN TO YOUTH 12 YEARS AND OLDER
One way to use a llama is to enrich the lives of others
through 4H. The Hummers are twenty youth between the ages of 11-17 who
come to the farm and work with the llamas. They adopt one or two llamas as their 4H
project. They are responsible for training the animal for fair, weekly farm
chores including manure cleanup, helping to put up hay and other activities
related to the care of the animals.
Events for 2007 will include a 4H llama show in Lansing,
Holiday parades in town (4th of July, Scottville Harvest Festival, Spirit of the
Season, Scottville), visits to local retirement homes, Llamas at the Library
night, participation in the Western Michigan Fair and a variety of hikes.
Craft projects will include making dry felted
llamas from their llama's fiber, lead ropes and tassels for their llamas, locker hooking with llama fibre, beaded llama jewelry,
papier
mache llamas, llama photography and educational posters.
The Hummers meet every Saturday, March - December.
We have developed a comprehensive set of materials to use with
4H youth. This includes resource materials, word searches, llama evaluations and
project checklists. Available for $10 per copy.
Contact us for information about starting a llama 4H
group in your area.
Email Us
Mason County 4H Website http://web4.msue.msu.edu/msuewc/mason/
To find your State Cooperative Extension Office click
here
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