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See all Extension and 4-H events in your local area.
Find all 4-H volunteer training and materials on the member site (external link.)
Showing a project at the fair gives you the chance to share what you have learned - and to learn about demonstration and more.
A round-up of the statewide events we hold each year.
If you're in kindergarten through grade 2, you're welcome!
4-H'ers in kindergarten through second grade can do fun activities, guided by adult volunteers.
Day camps, sleepover camps, summer or winter -- We have something for you!
Learn from area experts and other youth how to better take care of and show your project animal.
Meet new friends, work on projects and take it to the next level!
See all clubs near you. We have clubs about animals, science, after-school clubs, and much more!
You can do 4-H projects on your own or with a group or club. You can join a challenge team or come to a hands-on learning day.
What are you into? There's something for everyone!
Tell your story using photography! Learn about cameras, composition, editing and more.
Choose an animal species and learn all about it!
Gain leadership skills - no matter which part of the 4-H program you do. You can lead at the club, state or even national level!
Join a team of friends. You'll build a complicated machine that does a simple task. Learn about physics and teamwork.
Agronomy is the science of using plants for food, fuel, feed and fiber. Horticulture is about growing plants for food and decoration. If you like science or plants, you'll like 4-H agronomy and horticulture!
Join a team of friends. Identify an issue and come up with a solution.
Choose an animal species and learn all about it!
LQA training helps youth provide excellent care for their food animals and a high level of food safety to consumers.
Learn the art and science of judging breeding and market animals.
Identify your animal in 4HOnline.
Gain leadership skills - no matter which part of the 4-H program you do. You can lead at the club, state or even national level!
Anyone over age 19 who cares about young people can volunteer. You don't need to be a parent or an expert.
Judges make our competitive events possible. Sign up or receive training.
4-H activities, events and clubs in your area.
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