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Center for 4-H Youth Development
Room 219 Family Life Center (FLC)
P.O. Box 5016
North Dakota State University
Fargo, ND  58105-5016
Phone: 701-231-7251
Fax: 701-231-8568
Email: Center for 4-H Youth Development


Information for
4-H Members   
 

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4-H has lots of exciting programs and activities for kids of all ages. Whether your interest is aerospace or animals...natural resources or clothing and decorating your room....you'll have fun and learn lots!
Click here for a list of all 4-H projects.

 

 

 



More than 42,000 young people took part in the North Dakota 4-H program last year. Nearly a quarter of them live in cities with populations over 50,000...and a third of them live in small towns or on farms or ranches. About half are girls, and nearly 40% are between the ages of 9 and 11, 14% are under 9, and 39% are 12 to 19.

Because you have a wide range of interests, 4-H offers a full spectrum of activities. From exhibiting livestock at the State Fair to learning about model rockets . . . studying the insects in your collection to knitting and cross stitch embroidery . . . studying water quality issues to trail riding or volunteering to help in a community project . . .4-H activities offer something for everyone.


How To Be a 4-H'er
and Get In On The Fun!

  1. Join a club that's in your area.
  2. Start a 4-H club.
  3. Join a special interest group--a group that gets together for a short time to study one thing, or to participate in one activity.
  4. Enroll as an individual and study what you want, when you want.
  5. Make a family club, right at home.
  6. In your school, look for 4-H school-enrichment programs.

Do you have a younger brother or sister who is interested in 4-H? Younger kids, in grades K-2, may be Cloverbuds.

Any way you choose, contact your county extension office and enroll today!

To contact the county extension service office in your area, click here.

 

Links for Kids

Just for Fun

Homework Helpers

 

A group of 4-H'ers work
with wood burning tools
to decorate their
Tic-Tac-Toe games.

  
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