4-H - the largest youth organization in the country! 4-H is a non-formal, educational program which stresses “Learning By Doing”. ...
By volunteering with 4-H, you will be using your skills to help kids explore and discover what matters to them, enabling them to make a positive...
You can show your live goat at the county fair, or create an educational poster about goats.
The exhibit is one or more animals that are owned and cared for by the 4-H exhibitor and have been properly enrolled on the animal enrollment form...
All animals exhibited must be properly enrolled on a sheep enrollment form provided by the Extension Office.
You will exhibit one or more rabbits at the county fair. All animals must be owned and cared for by the 4-H exhibitor.
You will display one or more birds at the county fair. All animals are to be owned and cared for by the 4-H exhibitor.
The exhibit is showing one or more dairy animals at the county 4-H fair.
The exhibit is showing one or more animals at the county 4-H fair. All animals exhibited must be owned and cared for by the exhibitor. The...
The 4-H Crops project allows youth the opportunity to explore hands-on crop production. With the opportunity to grow a variety of crops including...
The first year you will make six cookies or brownies. 4-Her's will progress to bake a cake or bread.
In all categories, if the collection is too large or too valuable to exhibit, a notebook containing photos and a description of your collection can...
A themed package provides a great option to the standard gift and shows that you put special thought into the gift.
In Level I, grades 3-5, you will exhibit a scrapbook/notebook that includes three or more different activities from the manual.
This project is designed to motivate and interest individuals in modeling a custom built farm toy display. Members are encouraged to display their...
In this project you will learn to make handmade bows, wrapping paper, and to incorporate ideas for some very fancy gift wrapping. In the division 1...
This project encourages you to use your imagination and ingenuity in creating an exhibit out of legos. Level A (grades 3-4) create a...
Educational materials applying principles of design to home design and decoration as well as information about care of home furnishings.
The 4-H Health project is designed for youth interested in basic first aid and healthy well-being as well as though interested in pursuing a...
This project introduces youth to the fascinating hobby of "rock hunting." Geology involves studying the earth's crust, its layers,...
Beginners will exhibit a single layer cake or styrofoam with simple techniques such as basic borders, a printed message, leaves, one color sugar...
You could exhibit a report on a sport or an athlete that you have learned about, a poster on a sport that you did or learned about, or a video...
In this project you would make at least one garment or item you would like for yourself or someone else.
The beginner division of this project requires 4-Her's to create 10 scrapbook pages. As you progress each year, you will add more pages to...
4-H - HOME / Grant County 4-H Information
Mini 4-H is offered to children in Kindergarten, first, or second grades during the current school year. It is a great way for kids and the family...
The Securing Indiana’s Pork Supply plan is a preparedness initiative that provides opportunities for pork producers to prepare before a...