4-H Believes

Defining 4-H

Essential Elements

Policies and Impact

Becoming a Volunteer

Michigan 4-H Participants Age Policy

Michigan 4-H Participants Age Policy Frequently Asked Questions

4-H impacts and research

4-H impact reports

4-H History

4-H Clover Story

Ages and Stages of Development

Resources from Virginia Cooperative Extension, adapted from the University of Illinois Cooperative Extension, will help you understand the various age groups served by 4-H.

 

 

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