4-H Youth Development
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Who Can Join 4-H? Anyone from 9 to 19 can join 4-H. Some counties have younger children involved in Cloverbud activities. When 4-H began a hundred years ago, almost everyone lived on a farm. That's not true anymore. 4-H happens wherever kids live--in large cities, small towns, in rural areas, on farms, and even on military bases.
What do Kids do in 4-H? It's up to you. You can go to camp, learn to shop wisely, give a demonstration, give a speech, cure a ham, or conquer an obstacle course. You can perform in a skit, make a birdhouse, start a business, learn about electricity, learn to sew, raise an animal, or protect the environment. In 4-H you will be working with other young people toward common goals and if you wish, teaching younger kids. You can build your 4-H activities around your own talents and interests. VIDEO- http://www.youtube.com/ukagriculture#p/u/0/oQHHSjFNcy4
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2012 4-H Camp Info is Here!
Lincoln County 4-H Long Shots Shooting Sports Club
4-H Rewards System
Changes in Bucks System
Revised Rewards System Chart
4-H Enrollment Form
4-H Adult Volunteer Form
For more information on any of these events, please contact the Lincoln County Extension Office at (606) 365-2447.
4-H Camp Gift Certificate, click here
Educational programs of the Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service serve all people regardless of race, color, age, sex, religion, disability, or national origin.