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Pick Your Adventure in 4-H!

Find Where You Belong!

1. What interests you?
2. Choose a local club
3. Find your place!

Learn about Agriculture

Beef | Here’s the beef! Pick out a calf, then feed it, groom it, and watch it grow.

Rabbits | Hop on over to the Rabbit project and find out about raising bunnies.

Other Animal Sciences and Agriculture project areas include

• Dairy cows
• Dog care
• Exploring farm animals
• Meat goats
• Dairy goats
• Meat science
• Pet care
• Poultry
• Sheep
• Swine
• Veterinary science
• Field crops
• Gardening and horticulture

Train in Civic Engagement

Citizenship | Make the world a better place, starting with your little corner of it.

Leadership | Make the best better! Leadership is building relationships, being a good role model, and helping others.

Other 4-H Civic Engagement project areas include

• Exploring 4-H
• Career exploration
• Communication
• Keys to Community

Discover Steam

4-H Shooting Sports | Learn safety as you hit targets with a bow, rifle, or shotgun.

4-H Stem | Build your future through 4-H LEGO Clubs and makerspace projects. Learn to design, build, and code robots while developing your communication and leadership skills.

Other Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics 4-H project areas include

• Automotive
• Bicycle
• Computers
• Conservation
• Consumer judging
• Economics, business, and marketing
• Electricity
• Engines/tractors
• Entomology
• Farmers market
• Forestry
• Junior Master Gardener
• Kayaking
• LEGO
• Photography
• Public speaking
• Robotics
• Wildlife
• Wood science

Experience Healthy Living

Clothing and Textiles | Stitch this and that! Make clothes, pillowcases, horse blankets, or anything else you can sew.

Rural Medical and Science Scholars | Discover what it takes to become a healthcare professional in this popular program for rising high school seniors.

Other 4-H Healthy Living project areas include

• Child development
• Clothing selection
• Food preservation
• Personal development
• Health
• Junior Master Wellness Volunteers
• Safe sitter

Find out more by contacting your local county Extension office or visiting our Extension 4-H page!

Publication 1447 (POD-10-24)

By Mariah S. Morgan, PhD, Interim Head, Center for 4-H Youth Development.