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4-H, one of America’s largest informal education program for boys and girls, makes a major contribution to our nation by helping youth acquire knowledge and develop life skills that help them become self-directing, productive and contributing members of our society.
Today, 4-H involves more than 6.5 million young people - from the city, from the farm and in between. They are learning practical skills in hundreds of projects. But more importantly they are developing attitudes and habits that help them meet the challenges of today and tomorrow.
4-H not only ask youngsters to “Make the Best Better”, it gives them guidance to reach their goals.
4-H is conducted by the Cooperative Extension Service of the State Land-Grant Universities and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
This strong educational base is extended to the youngsters through a corps of more than 630,000 volunteer 4-H leaders who share their time and talents to help 4-Hers “learn by doing.”
Additionally, thousands of individuals,
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