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4-H in Christian County

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What's it like in 4-H?

In 4-H, you get to decide what topics and projects interest you most. You make 4-H what you want it to be. Work on many projects or focus on one or two. Choose what events sound fun to you, and do them. In 4-H, you have an important role in making your community a better place to live, but you don’t have to do it alone. As a club, you’ll figure out what’s needed most in your neighborhood and find ways to help.

In 4-H, you’re part of a family working together. At club meetings, you’ll learn how to get along with others as you build your skills and help your community. In 4-H, you’ll meet adults who care about you and want to help you succeed. 4-H matches you with mentors who will coach you in areas like problem solving, communicating, and teamwork. 4-H introduces you to potential careers and then gives you the training to get the career you want.

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Macramé Pumpkin

Youth will learn the basics of macramé while crafting an adorable pumpkin to celebrate the fall season.

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4-H Sewing Spin Club

Get ready to sew, create, and have fun! Join the 4-H Sewing Spin Club this fall to learn sewing skills.

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Hands to Larger Service: Care Kits

Help us make our goal of putting together 100 Care Kits to be donated to those in need in our local communities!

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4-H Pumpkin Bread Take-Home Kit

Bake and discover with this fun, fall-inspired take-home kit! Each kit will include a recipe and non-perishable supplies for pumpkin bread.

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CJMM 4-H Officer Training

Are you interested in becoming a 4-H club officer or have you already been elected? Join us for an exciting and interactive session designed to help youth explore officer roles, build leadership skills, and learn how to run club meetings effectively.

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4-H Fall Photo Contest

Capture the beauty of fall and put your photography skills to the test by entering the 4-H unit-wide photo contest by taking a fall-themed photo!

Fairs and Shows

Please contact your local Extension office if you need a copy of the 2026 Showbook.

Required Trainings to Show Livestock

YQCA – Youth for the Quality Care of Animals (required for beef, dairy, goats, sheep, and swine)

QAEC – Quality Assurance and Ethics Certification (required for dog, cat, poultry, rabbit, small pet, and horse)

Due May 1 in order for you to show livestock at your local county 4-H fair.

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