Calendar of Upcoming Events
What is 4-H?
- 4-H is one of the world's largest youth organizations.
- 4-H is an out-of-school, volunteer led, educational program.
- 4-H is an informal educational program for all boys and girls 7 to 18 years of age.
- 4-H is learning by doing.
- 4-H is kids having fun and learning with their friends.
Wilson County 4-H Facts
There are currently 4 Active 4-H Community Clubs
- Busy Beavers 4-H Club
- High Prairie Pioneers 4-H Club
- Homebuilders 4-H Club
- Lucky Horseshoe 4-H Club
- Top Notch 4-H Club
A typical Wilson County 4-H year consists of: Officer's Training, County Club Day, Judging Contests, County Camp, Favorite Food Show, Clothing Judging/Style Revue, County Fair and the Achievement Banquet. Many other activities are available at the area, state and national levels during the year as well.
How to Join 4-H
When youth reach their seventh birthday by January 1st of the current 4-H year they may join 4-H.
Contact us we will give you information on how to get in touch with the clubs in our county. You can then attend a meeting and fill out an enrollment card.
There are many projects you can enroll in, there is something for everyone!
Enrollment
If you have questions or need assistance on how to enroll please contact our office at:
620-378-2167
Enroll in 4-H!
4-H Online Enrollment
1. Go to http://v2.4honline.com/
2. Select "I need to set up a profile"
3. County will be Wildcat District, Girard
4. Role will be "family"
5. Click the "Login" button
6. Follow the instructions on the new family enrollment guide to enroll.
*Save your password!
Youth for the Quality Care of Animals
Youth will learn about reading feed tags, giving shots, and more! Classes open to all youth as a learning opportunity regardless of where you plan to show!

YQCA training is required for youth (ages 7-21) who will be showing livestock at the Kansas State Fair or the Kansas Junior Livestock Show. The YQCA website is,https://yqcaprogram.org/ . Instructions for signing up for classes and printing completed certificate: click here .
Following the training, please log back in to take a post-course survey and access your certificate!
Volunteer Resources
4-H would not be possible without our amazing volunteers. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer or if you are a current volunteer and would like some more resources contact Cheri at 620-378-2167
Wildcat District Competitive Teams
For more information about out district's competitive teams please check out our webpage! Competitive Teams
Scholarship Information
There are a wide variety of scholarship opportunities available.
Anna Mae Brown application
State 4-H Events and Activities
There are a wide variety of events and activities that take place throughout the year. Check out all that is offered by clicking HERE .
Youth Livestock Projects
For more informaton about the youth livestock projects please click HERE .
State Livestock Nomination Information
We offer a wide variety of camps and activities here in the Wildcat Dictrict. For more information please click HERE .
Greenbush Camps
Floating on Leadership
Kansas State Fair Information
For more informaiton about the Kansas State Fair please click HERE .
Program Development Committee (PDC)
For more information about the Wildcat District 4-H Youth Development PDC click HERE .
School Programming
Part of being an Extension Agent means school programming. For more information and to learn how to have an agent come to your class click HERE .
Favorite Foods Contest
District wide Favorite Foods Show will be June 2nd at the Old Iron Club in Fredonia. Contest begins at 4:00pm. Here you can find the Information Sheet, Score Card and Registration forms.
Kansas Wildlife Habitat Information and Registration
Information and Registration
Important Links
Record Book Pages
Membership pins
State 4-H Tip Sheet
Horse ID Papers (Printable)
Horse ID Papers ( Form Fillable)
Dog Show Forms (Form Fillable)
Exploring 4-H Activity Resources
Find all Exploring 4-H information Here
Please join one of our club meetings listed below or call our office for more information about 4-H!
- Busy Beavers meetings: Every 2nd Sunday 3:00pm @ First National Bank in Fredonia's 4-H Learning Center
- Homebuilders meetings: Every 2nd Sunday 1:00pm (call for location, may vary)
- High Prairie Pioneers meetings: Every 3rd Sunday 3:00pm @ High Prairie Church in Altoona
- Lucky Horseshoe meetings: Every 3rd Sunday 3:00pm United Methodist Church in Neodesha
- Top Notch meetings: Every 1st Sunday at 5:00 with at varying locations
Live the Pledge Challenge.
Club Seal Guidelines
Document and guide for Club Seals
YQCA Training
Click HERE to sign up for the training.
Wordmarks for publications/flyers
KSRE/4-H Grows Here
Shooting Sports