The CHS Foundation is making a $1 million investment in 4-H programs. CHS Foundation leader Megan Wolle said the two-year commitment gives National 4-H consistent funding to support youth programming. Part of the funding will support Beyond Ready Innovation Grants, including local 4-H programs partnering with cooperative education. “It gives youth the opportunity to get that hands-on experience, essentially working in STEM, helping shape agriculture while they’re building those leadership skills,” Wolle said
