I'd also love to connect with you! Please feel free to send me an email at mlkreeger@ncat.edu

4-H Online 2.0 is up and running! We can't wait for you to see our new look. Click the links below to view instructions and get started! Note: Parents, please do not add yourself as a member unless you intend to volunteer for your club.

Club Leaders and Adult Volunteers:

Due to a glitch in the system, all adult birthdates were reset to 1/1/1920. It is important that during your registration process, you make sure to update to your actual birthdate. Click here for instructions.

For February, we will be having hybrid VLA and County Council meetings. We will be here and available for those who would like to come in and meet safely, but will also have the meeting running concurrently on Zoom for those who prefer to meet from home. If you do not typically attend meetings, but would like to, contact Sarah or Lauren for the Zoom link.

The meetings will be February 2, at 6:30 PM

2020 Project Record Books for Guilford County will be due on Friday, February 5th at 5:00 PM.

We will set a box in the foyer of our building to drop off your record books. Please sign the sign-in sheet. We will regularly check the box and bring any submitted books inside. Our foyer doors are open Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm.

It's time for our 2021 Tri-County Chicken Chain! We will be having a Zoom interest meeting on February 3rd at 6:00 pm. Join us an learn about this year's program!

Nominations for District 4-H Council Officers are due by February 26. If you are interested in running for a District Officer Position, review the resources at the webpage below and contact Sarah.

Nature Adventures is a 6-part series of 45-minute educational sessions for the spring semester developed and taught by professional Environmental Educators from North Carolina's premier 4-H Camps. This program is provided for FREE for teachers and families. All programs are presented live over Zoom. Can't make the live event? Register for the recording and go at your own pace! Register an entire class or individual students.

Now through March 29th, 4-H’ers ages 15-19 can share their incredible stories and apply for the 4-H Youth in Action Awards! National 4-H Council will recognize four dynamic young leaders who are making a difference in their communities in Agriculture, Civic Engagement, Healthy Living, and STEM with a $5,000 scholarship and the chance to share their stories at a national level.

The mission of the North Carolina 4-H Ambassador program is to empower teen  4-H leaders with the knowledge, skills, and aspirations necessary to be effective advocates for NC 4-H Youth Development. We strengthen and expand upon 4-H Ambassadors’ current leadership abilities so that they may serve as positive role models for younger youth; build meaningful partnerships with other teens, adult volunteers, and 4-H professionals; and promote the 4-H mission in North Carolina. Registration is due February 15. Contact Sarah or Lauren to register.

Check out what's going on with the NC 4-H Horse Program in their latest newsletter.

The NC 4-H Livestock Program has a variety of events coming up soon. Check out the program website for frequent updates.

The Central Piedmont Jr Livestock Show & Sale is scheduled for April 13-14 in Hillsborough, NC.

Entries are open until March 15

All youth who have exhibited a livestock animal at the N.C. State Fair are eligible to apply for this scholarship, regardless of breed, class or show placement.

Applications are due March 1, 2021

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University’s College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences (CAES) invites rising high school juniors and seniors to participate in a two-week, virtual research internship program, June 7-18. Upon graduation from high school and enrollment at N.C. A&T in a CAES program, participants will receive an $800 scholarship.