Member Info

RE-ENROLLMENT:

Re-enrollment happens once every 4-H year for 4-H members that were enrolled the previous year. Members may re-enroll anytime between September 16th and May 15th. If you have any questions or profile login problems, please contact the Extension Office at (563)245-1451.

4-H Online Information for Families & Leaders

Clayton County 4-H Member Handbook (Rev 2019)

YQCA Information

Club Information

2021 Yearly Program Booklet Template A or Template B

2021 Clover Kid Club Template

4-H Club Budget Form PDF or Budget Form Excel with formulas

4-H Club Financial Management

4-H Impact Report Submission Form

Roll Call Ideas
Ideas for 4-H Presentations or Working Exhibits
Games & Activities for 4-H Club Meetings
Treasurer's Book
Secretary's Book
Parliamentary Procedure
Annual 4-H Club Financial Report - Due October 1

Risk Management

Clayton County Extension and Outreach provides annual accident insurance from the American Income Life Insurance Company for enrolled 4-H members, Clover Kids and leaders. Snow activities are not covered under this policy. 4-H Clubs should purchase additional coverage from American Income Life for these activities. Clubs should purchase Special Activities Coverage for non-members participating in their events. http://www.americanincomelife.com/ Contact the Clayton County Extension Office if you have any questions about Risk Management and insurance coverage.
Winter Sports Wavier - PERMISSION AGREEMENT, RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY for 4-H Skiing, Snowboarding, Sledding, Ice skating and Other Winter Recreation Activities

STEM Activites for Clubs

Quick & Cheap STEM Activities
4H Afterschool Activity Plans- http://www.uwex.edu/ces/4h/afterschool/curriculum/activities.cfm
Reeko's Mad Scienist Lab- http://reekoscience.com/
Mixing In Math- http://mixinginmath.terc.edu/index.php
Making Goo
Animal Diseases
Fruit Batteries
Water
Waves

Clayton County Fair

Clayton County Fair Information

The 2020 Clayton County Fair will be August 5-10.

2020 4-H & FFA Fairbook
Big-4 Fair, Postville

4-H Record Keeping & Awards

Help Sheet for Clayton County 4-H Record Books & Awards

County 4-H Awards

All 4-H members are encouraged to apply for record keeping system awards and/or project awards. The deadline to apply is October 1. There are three basic county award application areas for Clayton County 4-H’ers to compete in - Record Keeping, Project Awards & Club Officer Award

1. Record Keeping

Junior Record Keeping (4th-6th grades) Evaluation will be based on the 4-H'ers complete record keeping system.

Intermediate & Senior Record Keeping (7th-12th grades) Evaluation will be based on the record keeping system only.

2020 Record Keeping Awards Application

4H RECORD BOOK FORMS

Clayton County Participation Guide in Word or Particiaption Guide in PDF

2. Project Awards (7th-12th grades) Evaluation will be a combination of support material and an interview or video.

2 020 County 4-H Project Award Application

3. Club Officer Awards (open to 4-H’ers currently holding a local club office) Evaluation is based on support material and a written paragraph about growth & personal development gained.

4-H Club Officer Award Application

Application Form for Alumni, Honorary & Meritorious Service Awards

County 4-H News

January 4, 2021

Clayton County 4-H & FFA Members Weigh In 202 Market Beef for 2021 County Fair

86 Clayton County 4-H & FFA members have weighed and identified 202 head of market beef as projects this year. Identified for 2021 were 133 Market Steers, 33 Dairy Steers and 36 Market Heifers. The Clayton County market beef show will be Friday, August 6. Retinal imagining was also done to qualify state fair animals. This year Clayton County 4-H’ers verified 16 head of cattle for state fair 4-H show.

October 13, 2020

Northeast Iowa 4-H Citizenship Program Learns About Government

Local 4-H youth wo are participating in the Northeast Iowa 4-H Citizenship program resumed their monthly meetings on September 27 at Fayette County’s Fairgrounds in West Union. 34 youth from Winneshiek, Fayette, Clayton, and Delaware Counties and several adults attended the meeting. Guest speakers were Mike Klimesh and Matt Topscott, who are running for Iowa District 28 State Senate. Youth also learned about the five principles of Citizenship.

September 1, 2020

4-H Members Showcase Exhibits Virtually at State Fair

The 2020 Iowa State Fair has been postponed this year, but state-level learning opportunities for Clayton County 4-H youth continued online. A special exhibition, 4-H Show Iowa, was held to provide state-level recognition of learning opportunities this summer. Included in these virtual celebrations were over 2,422 entries for 4-H Exhibits, Communication Events, and the Awardrobe Clothing Selection. Clayton County 4-H shared 43 exhibits.

August 31, 2020

County 4-H Members Exhibit Livestock at 2020 State Fair Special Edition

Thirteen Clayton County 4-H members participated in the 2020 Fair Special Edition: Iowa 4-H and FFA Livestock Show this summer. While there were some special considerations for this stand-alone event, the chance to showcase their hard work in livestock project areas remained a top goal for all 1,600 youth exhibitors. Shows were held over three weeks, Thursday through Saturday – Aug. 6-8, 13-15 and 20-22 at the Iowa State Fairgrounds.

August 20, 2020

Clayton County 4-H Places 2nd, 3rd & 4th in State Crop Scouting Competition

Three teams led by Joe and Suzanne Shirbroun took 2nd, 3rd & 4th in the state Youth Crop Scouting Competition on July 30. Clayton County Team Number Two won second place (Ben Gibson, Nate Shirbroun and Nick Deitchler), Clayton County Team Number Three was in third place (Avery Wessel, Nathaniel Gaul and Keaton Klingman) and Clayton County Team Number One placed fourth (Laci Orr, Lane Orr, Brandon Whittle and Tristan Weigand).

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