4-H Explore the Farm Through the Seasons February 2025

February 20, 2025 5:45PM - 6:45PM

Registration is now open for the next session (January - March) of the 4-H Explore the Farm Through the Seasons workshops series at Schomaker Farms!

This series includes classes on alpacas, sheep, and swine.  You can attend one, two, or all three classes!

Schomaker Farms and Saginaw 4-H Michigan State University are teaming up to offer a 12-month farm education learning series in 2025.  Each month will offer a different learning topic and hands-on activity.  Youth will be fully immersed in the farming experience!

All sessions will take place at Schomaker Farms located at 1103 Leddy Rd, Saginaw, MI 48609 (Shields Area)

Session registration will be released three months a time. 

Open to ages 5-19.  Activities are best suited for youth ages 8-13.  Younger youth may need help with activities. 

4-H membership is required. Space is limited!

Cost: $10 per session per youth or $20 per youth for 3 sessions.  Youth under the age of 5 may attend along with a registered sibling.  NO REFUNDS will be given.

Additional program details will be sent to all participants prior to the start of each session. 

Schedule
Date: February 20 - Thursday
Time: 5:45pm – 6:45pm
All About Sheep - Let’s dive into the baa-rilliant world of sheep life cycles and have a cuddle party with those adorable, fluffy newborn lambs

Date: March 20 - Thursday
Time: 5:45pm -6:45pm
All About Pigs - Dive into the delightful world of pigs and their adorable farrowing adventures—plus, get ready to meet the cutest little piglets fresh from the farm

 

Registration – youth will register 4-H Online by following the steps below. 

CURRENT 4-H members enrolled in the 23-24 year –

NEW 4-H members –

 

Have questions or need assistance contact gathstac@msu.edu.

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