The Meeker County 4-H Federation, Council, and committees typically meet on the third Monday of the Month, March - November. Learn more about these groups and when they meet.
Learn more about what the Meeker County 4-H program has to offer and how your family can get involved!
The private pesticide applicator certificate is for individuals who apply restricted-use pesticide products on land or sites they own, rent, or manage for the production of an agricultural commodity. Farmers with Private Pesticide Applicator certifications (PPAT) that expire on March 1, 2026, will need to renew their license for the 2026 growing season. If you are unsure about your certification status, you can check you certificaiton status online.
These projects teach animal handling and life skills, but for many, they will also translate into future careers.
Are you in grade 7 or higher and excited to be a Morris Regional 4-H Camp Counselor? Now’s your chance to apply! Applications are open, and we’d love to see you bring your enthusiasm and leadership to our camp team.
University of Minnesota Extension in Wright, McLeod and Meeker Counties is conducting a needs assessment of local crops and livestock farmers, consultants, and agricultural professionals! This short, 4-minute survey will be used by local Extension Educators to guide future Extension programs. This needs assessment will assess current challenges, interests, and educational needs in the areas of row crop and livestock production. Help develop workshops, resources, and outreach efforts that are relevant and impactful!
News release by Shelby Dengerud, Meeker County Extension, Communications Intern; Emily Lindenfelser, Extension Educator, Horticulture, Wright, McLeod, and Meeker Counties
News release by Karen Johnson.
The Meeker County 4-H dog project offers youth the opportunity to explore four different areas and develop relationships with their dogs.
George Lemke reflects on how his 4-H experiences in Meeker County, particularly his work with sheep, led him to join a veterinary practice in Pipestone.