Congratulations to Nicolette Bullard! She is our Cloverbud winner for the Dillon County 4-H food plot project.
4-H is proud of all the hard work Nicolette put into managing her plot!
She took a soil sample before planting, added fertilizer based on soil sample recommendations, and established and maintained her plot.
Through this months-long project, Nicolette learned concepts of wildlife conservation, plant identification, and habitat management and had the opportunity to put that knowledge into real-life practice. Dillon County 4-H is so proud of Nicolette and can’t wait to see her continue her 4-H journey!
Nicolette is a second grader at Dillon Christian and is the daughter of Jerry and Connie Bullard.
Contact Dillon County 4-H agent Elizabeth Snipes for more information about 4-H: esnipe2@clemson.edu
Nicolette Bullard Is Dillon County Cloverbud Food Plot Project Winner
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