Explore Elmore County 4-H

What is a 4-H Club?

Many youth participate in 4-H through clubs.  4-H clubs are small groups of youth supervised by one or more adult volunteer leaders.  4-H clubs usually are organized around a project or geographic area.

4-H Club Members:

     Hold regular meetings

     Elect officers

     Plan programs

     Work on projects

     Participate in community service

     Learn life skills

Clubs usually meet in a school, community center, the volunteer leader's home, or a member's home.

Over 200 Projects.....

Elmore County 4-H members can choose from over 200 projects.  The projects can be found in many different areas such as Large Animal, Small Animal, Technology, Arts and Crafts, Sewing, Cooking, Science, Forestry, Wildlife, Leadership, 4-H Camp, Teen Conference, Know Your Government, Ambassador Conference and many more!  For a full list of available projects and requirements, please click on the State 4-H tab at the left of your screen.

Elmore County 4-H Project Requirements

1. Attend at least six (6) scheduled meetings.

2. Give an oral presentation (speech, demonstration, illustrated talk) relating to each project.

3. Complete an involvement report, project record book - including a story and record of demonstration, and activities completed in project manual.

4. Exhibit the project at a public place.  Traditionally this is done at the Elmore County Fair in Glenns Ferry in July.

5. Participate in 4-H planned community service project.

6. Participate in a fairgrounds improvement project with their club.