Minnesota local 4-H ambassadors are youth in grades 7 through one year past high school who want to make a difference in 4-H and in their communities.
What is a 4-H Federation and how do you get involved?
Learn more about what the Brown County 4-H program has to offer and how your family can get involved!
Brandon and Jody Anderson family, 2024 Farm Family of the Year
Lindsay Dalluge's intentional programming ensures her club's youngest members, as well as first-generation members, feel comfortable and welcomed.
Julie Hellendrung from Brown County was the recipient of the 4-H Adult Workforce Re-entry Scholarship in 2022. Julie was awarded $3,000 for workforce training.
Camp counselor and junior camp counselor applications are now available for youth in grades 7 and over.
Serving as a camp counselor is a key leadership activity for many 4-H youth. Camp counselors learn important leadership skills like persistence and teamwork, develop long-lasting relationships and learn how to respond in a variety of scenarios.
Camp counselors support younger youth (who have completed grades 3-6) in learning and help them have an affirming and fun experience.
Brown County 4-H'ers of the Comfrey Comets 4-H Club received a Helping Hands Award to help beautify their township and gained a sense of community pride in the process.
Let's learn about some of the "creepy" creatures found—or soon to be found—in the southeastern woodlands of Minnesota.
Find climate-resilient, native trees and plants recommended for southeast Minnesota.