Texas 4-H Youth Entrepreneurship Project
- Type
- Project
- Offered by
- Texas 4-H Leadership & Citizenship Program
Overview
Contact
Would you like to learn how to run your own business? Learn how to market and sell your own products in this project. You will get to meet with business professionals and hear how they achieved their business goals and tour manufacturing facilities.
design your own product
- explore business models
- hear from successful business professionals
- observe a manufacturing plant
- interview entrepreneurs on their business experiences
Looking for solutions in your county? Contact your local extension experts
More choices in Community Planning & Economic Development
- Publication
To celebrate the 150th Anniversary of the Morrill Land-Grant College Act of 1862, Texas A&M AgriLife has published The Land Grant Legacy in the Lone Star State.
- Publication
Rural areas in Texas face changes such as rapid growth, urban encroachment, job losses, outward migration, and lack of transportation options. This publication outlines the steps rural leaders and residents can use for adopting a basic planning process to address the problems and needs of their community. (2 Pages)
- Publication
Transit agencies play a crucial role in improving community resiliency, including communities’ ability to respond to natural hazards such as hurricanes, tornadoes, and blizzards.
- Publication
Citizen science, also known as community and participatory science, is a term used to describe the participation of volunteers or any non-professional in scientific research.
- Course
This course is intended for local elected officials and others interested in natural resource planning, positive land use, open space preservation, green infrastructure, elevation, or buyout-related activities.
- Course
This course is intended for local elected officials and others interested in natural resource planning, positive land use, flood insurance rate maps, and effective floodplain management.