Learn more about 4-H, read a newspaper!
(Posted on 10/26/2009)
The Pick a Project newspaper lists all of the different projects that 4-H members can become involved in. Click the link above to learn more!

"Where the Wild Things Are" 4-H Afterschool Program
(Posted on 10/26/2009)
Kindergarteners-3rd Graders will enjoy this 4-H Afterschool Program called, "Where the Wild Things Are... Learning about forests!"

Citizenship Washington Focus Trip June 13-18, 2010
(Posted on 10/22/2009)
Senior-level 4-H members are invited to attend the CWF trip to Washington DC this upcoming June!

4-H Superintendents Needed!
(Posted on 1/7/2009)
If you're interested in being a 4-H Superintendent for the areas of: Clothing Selection/Fashion Revue/$15 Challenge, Beef Carcass and State Fair Exhibits, please let us know!

Scholarship & Grant Information for 2009
(Posted on 11/26/2008)
Are you a High School Senior or Current College Student looking for a little extra school funding? Are you a group looking for some funding for a project? Then you're in the right place!

NOW is the time to start setting your 4-H goals for the year!
(Posted on 8/25/2008)
Why Goals? Setting goals is simply deciding what you want to learn and do. Having goals is like a road map. It is a tool that helps you plan how to get to where you want to go. In 4-H we talk about setting both Personal Goals and Project Goals. These goals should be written at the beginning of the 4-H year and recorded on the appropriate 4-H Record Keeping Form. Click on the 4-H clover path image and keep reading to learn how to write a measurable goal and how to give your goal the control test. Remember, once you have set your goals, YOU have to make it happen!

Make Friends! Have Fun! Join 4-H!
(Posted on 8/31/2007)
Did you know that you don't have to have a cow to be in 4-H?!? 4-H is for EVERYONE! 4-H has a very large variety of project areas that you can learn about...

Food Safety and Quality Assurance Training & Testing Dates
(Posted on 5/3/2007)
Anyone planning to exhibit Rabbits, Poultry, Sheep, Beef, Dairy Goats & Cattle, Swine and Meat Goats needs to attend FSQA Training or Testing by May 15. Find out more by clicking the picture!