For a list for all county and district wide events click HERE.
48 Hours of 4-H, community service project
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Tractor Safety - Online Training
Registration is now open for the 2020 Youth Tractor Safety (HOSTA) Training. This year the training will be held online, due to KSRE social distancing guidelines. Completion of this training allows 14-15 years old to legally operate farm equipment for employers. Register
2020 Tractor Safety Modules and Videos
Boredom Busters
Boredom Busters are free, fun, educational activities to keep youth engaged and learning. Enclosed in each Boredom Buster Box, you will find a variety of activities and supplies that can be conducted by any 4-H aged youth. (Some of our younger members may need some assistance with a few of the projects.)
Project Papers
Horse
Horse Id Papers (printable)
Horse Id Papers (form fillable)
2019-2020 Enrollment starts October 1st
Enrollment Guide for New Families
Re-enrollment Guide for Returning Families
New 4-H Fees
Investing in 4-H Program Fee Guide
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
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.
