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4-H clover Project learning in Anoka County 4-H

Anoka county 4-H Youth Development has a variety of hands-on learning programs for your family. Find detailed information on major local programs including the Horse, Dog, and Shooting Sports and Wildlife project areas. 

Horse and horseless information

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Dog

The Anoka county 4-H dog project provides year round opportunity for youth. You can learn dog project knowledge as part of the Dog project bowl which runs in the fall and winter, there is winter training for returning youth, and summer dog training for youth grades 3 and older in the areas of agility, obedience, rally and showmanship. 

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Animal science (large livestock, rabbit, poultry, and llama and alpaca)

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Shooting sports and wildlife

The Anoka County 4-H Shooting Sports/Wildlife Committee offers a variety of shooting and wildlife activities for 4-H youth in grades 3 and up. These classes offer 4-H'ers the opportunity to learn about wildlife and develop shooting skills. Some of these activities involve 16 hours of training and are taught by volunteer 4-H leaders who have gone through certification and extensive training. All activities are both educational and fun. Equipment is provided.

Registration opens in mid-November. Classes fill quickly and are on a first come, first serve basis. Registration information will be posted in early October.

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Contacts

Anna Gilbertson, Extension Educator, 4-H Youth Development
[email protected], (763) 324-3497

Kim Ferguson, Administrative Assistant
[email protected], (763) 324-3499

Natalie Peterson, Principal Office and Administrative Specialist
[email protected], 763-324-3496

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