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4-H Clubs

Teaching young people life skills necessary to succeed in the world!

4-H Clubs are the most recognized and traditional form of "4-H. 4-H is the youth development education program of the University of Maine Cooperative Extension. 4-H participants range from ages 5 to 19 and, traditionally, organize themselves into 4-H clubs to support each other as they take on "learn-by-doing" projects.

The 4-H year begins on October 1 each year. At that time youth begin to enroll into existing clubs new clubs. While it is possible to enroll in 4-H at any time during the year, the October 1 date provides a starting point to the year's activities.

Volunteers are at the heart of 4-H clubs. Our trained and certified volunteer leaders organize and help the youth club members to plan club events and to work on individual projects.

4-H Clubs
Busy Workers
Coastal Clovers
Country Kids

Dirigo Dairy
Four Leaf Clover PDF
Hoof N Boots
Juniper Beef Steers
Kidding Around

Little Falls
Lil Kicks
Llama Brigade PDF
Serene Caprines
York County Beef
York County Clippers
York County Shepherds, Etc.

For more information contact Lynn Osgood, 4-H Aide
Email: lynno@umext.maine.edu

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Last Modified: 09/28/09
These pages are currently being maintained from the York County Office, University of Maine Cooperative Extension.
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