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4-H Ambassador’s Program

Contact Shelley Franklin: shelley.franklin@ag.tamu.edu for information on Livestock Ambassador and Water Ambassador.

Contact Paige McClellan: paige.mcclellan@ag.tamu.edu for all other Ambassador inquiries.

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