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4-H Documents and Other Resources
Find your 4-H Documents here!
4-H Youth Development
4-H is a national youth program for boys and girls from ages 8 to 19. 4-H members have fun, learn by doing, make new friends, and help others feel good about themselves.
There are a wide variety of unique projects—everything from pet care, food preparation, aerospace, arts and crafts, leadership, and livestock—over 100 opportunities! Bingham County projects are exhibited at the Bingham County Fair. Top projects are then eligible to exhibit at the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot.
There are other exciting activities such as camps, fairs, day damps, judging contests, and community service for 4-H members. The 4-H year is October 1 through September 30.
Each child pays only one enrollment fee per year. Enrollment scholarships are also available!
4-H Documents and Other Resources
Find project portfolio documents and other useful tools on our 4-H Documents and Other Resources page
Cloverbud Projects
Bingham County has over 30 Cloverbud projects designed for children ages 5-7. Each project is $.50 plus the one-time enrollment fee of $11.00 per child. Cloverbud projects may be displayed at the Bingham County Fair and will receive participation ribbons and a small premium.
Volunteer for 4-H
Adult volunteers are the backbone of the 4-H program. They organize, teach and mentor youth. For liability insurance and program safety, adult volunteers must apply and be screened. Leader materials are free of charge, but leaders must also pay $1.00 for insurance ($2.00 for horse leaders). View a PowerPoint regarding Civil Rights laws.
4-H Camp
4-H members from the Eastern District may attend an annual camp at Alpine, Wyoming (June 20-22, 2011). Attendees spend three days and two nights in cabins and eat meals prepared by camp staff. Read upcoming newsletters for information or call (208) 785-8060. The camp is available to other organizations.
There are a wide variety of unique projects—everything from pet care, food preparation, aerospace, arts and crafts, leadership, and livestock—over 100 opportunities! Bingham County projects are exhibited at the Bingham County Fair. Top projects are then eligible to exhibit at the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot.
There are other exciting activities such as camps, fairs, day damps, judging contests, and community service for 4-H members. The 4-H year is October 1 through September 30.
Each child pays only one enrollment fee per year. Enrollment scholarships are also available!
- Horse projects: $17.50
- Horse Leader: $2.00
- All other projects: $11.00
- Leader: $1.00
- Cloverbud projects: $7.00
4-H Documents and Other Resources Find project portfolio documents and other useful tools on our 4-H Documents and Other Resources page
Cloverbud Projects Bingham County has over 30 Cloverbud projects designed for children ages 5-7. Each project is $.50 plus the one-time enrollment fee of $11.00 per child. Cloverbud projects may be displayed at the Bingham County Fair and will receive participation ribbons and a small premium.
Volunteer for 4-H Adult volunteers are the backbone of the 4-H program. They organize, teach and mentor youth. For liability insurance and program safety, adult volunteers must apply and be screened. Leader materials are free of charge, but leaders must also pay $1.00 for insurance ($2.00 for horse leaders). View a PowerPoint regarding Civil Rights laws.
4-H Camp 4-H members from the Eastern District may attend an annual camp at Alpine, Wyoming (June 20-22, 2011). Attendees spend three days and two nights in cabins and eat meals prepared by camp staff. Read upcoming newsletters for information or call (208) 785-8060. The camp is available to other organizations.