Re-enrollment for the 2018-2019 4-H program year is now underway at mn.4honline.com.
Officer training will be held Sunday, October 28th at 6:00 PM in the Lac qui Parle County Annex, Madison, MN.
Cancellations and postponements will be announced on KLQP-92 FM.
Take time to report what your clubs are doing to the local media.
For all youth in grades 7 and above who want to be a LEADER in the county! Let's define what we want an Ambie to be and what YOU can contribute to the 4-H Program. Let's make it a fun year!
Interim Minnesota 4-H state leader Jennifer Skuza celebrates all the ways youth and adults can take action in 4-H. As the new program year begins, set your intentions for a year full of doing.
It's time for 4-H clubs to develop their annual budgets. Budgets provide a written plan for raising and spending money to accomplish club goals. Sharing budget reports with your club throughout the year is a great way to help all 4-H members understand where and how funds are being used.
Now is the time of year to plan for risk and keeping youth safe as they participate in a variety of programs, activities and events. Use our online planning tool and risk management materials to ensure safe and healthy environments for youth and adults participating in 4-H programs and activities.
Powerful things happen for youth when they're in a positive relationship with caring adults. The 2018 annual volunteer training, "4-H Grows Relationships," will ready youth and adult volunteers to connect to young people in meaningful ways. Dates and locations are planned across the state this fall. Be sure to bring a team of youth and adult volunteers.
The First Generation Initiative team is excited to announce a video contest to highlight the great work being done by 4-H'ers to recruit and orient folks new to 4-H! Submit your video by Dec. 15 for a chance to win a $50 Visa gift card!
