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4-H Youth Development

Welcome to 4-H in Warren County! All youth activities offered by Warren County Cornell Cooperative Extension fall under the 4-H umbrella, whether they happen after school, in the summer, or as a workshop, club, camp, or special event. 4-H programs are offered in a wide variety of formats and places because they're designed to fit the interests and needs of the diverse young people who live in our communities. Join us today!

4-H Club Members

4-H Club Members

Do you have a hobby or an interest that you would like to learn about? Learn by doing with your friends in a fun and safe setting. 4-H Clubs bring youth (ages 5 to 19) and adults together to learn everyday life skills with hands-on learning. 4-H clubs can be general in nature, where 4-H members learn about many different topics, or they can offer a specific topic of interest, such as rabbits, sewing, robotics, gardening, or many others. The limit is your imagination!

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4-H Cloverbuds

Cloverbuds are the youngest participants in the 4-H Club Program. They are enthusiastic, curious, creative, robust, and resilient young people who crave fun, hands-on educational activities designed for the needs of 5-8-year-olds.

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4-H Independent Members

Warren County 4-H understands the variety of choices youth have to be involved in their community, whether it is through sports activities, various community clubs, or church youth activities. In Warren County, youth have the option of becoming Independent 4-H members. Independent members can take the opportunity to enroll in 4-H and be able to take advantage of county activities and events such as 4-H Public Presentation, 4-H Youth Fair, Sewing 101 classes, Holiday Crafting workshops, and various environmental trips and community projects. Essentially, your parent or guardian would serve as your 4-H Leader.

For more information or to enroll, call 518-623-3291.