4-H and Youth Development
The mission of the Idaho 4-H Program is to help youth acquire knowledge, life skills and attitudes that enhance life. 4-H, a youth development program for youth ages 5-18. To be enrolled in competitive 4-H events and activities, an individual must eight years old by January 1 of the 4-H year. Membership is open to all youth, regardless of race, creed, color, sex, national origin or disability.
New Postings
- Super Saturday Information - Saturday, March 9, 2013 - Bonner County Fairgrounds
- 2013 4-H Calendar
- District Horse Show Decision
Helpful Materials
- 2013 4-H Calendar
- Most Recent Newsletter
- 2012 Enrollment Guide
- Bonner County 4-H Market Animal Quality Assurance Affidavit
- Producing the Ideal Market Steer
- Producing the Ideal Market Hog
- Producing the Ideal Lamb
- Beef Fitting and Showing Contests
- Swine Fitting and Showing Contests
- Sheep Fitting and Showing Guidelines
- Questions for Fitting and Showing Competitions: Swine
- Questions for Fitting and Showing Competitions: Sheep
- Questions for Fitting and Showing Competitions: Meat Goats
- Questions for Fitting and Showing Competitions: Beef Cattle
4-H Livestock Memo Board newsletter contains important information on 4-H Beef projects, the Market Animal Sale and this year's calendar.
4-H Family Handbook Welcome to 4-H - where you'll quickly discover we have a whole lot more to offer you than just cows and cooking!
JOIN NOW! To join 4-H, contact the Bonner County Extension Office, Erika Malone, at 263-8511 or e-mail to emalone@uidaho.edu.
Enrollment Opens: Club Enrollment opens on October 1. To find a club in your area contact Erika Malone, 4-H Program Coordinator, emalone@uidaho.edu
Enrollment Deadlines: Club enrollment deadline is February 1. Final new member enrollment is March 1.