4-H Clubs and Resources

Mecosta County 4-H Livestock Clubs

  • Black Hills
    • General Leader: Paula Carrick
      • Project Leader: Jim Walcutt
    • Black Hills Facebook Page
    • Meets in SE Mecosta County
    • Projects Offered: Beef, Dairy, Rabbit, Poultry, Swine, Sheep, Goats & Cooking
  • Hippology
    • General Leader: Laura Cole
      • Project Leaders: Teri Ouderkirk, Nicki Kantz, Kim Bowen
    • Hippology Facebook Page
    • Meets in the Mecosta County area
    • Projects Offered: Horse, Beef, Dairy, Rabbit, Poultry, Swine, Sheep, Goats, Still Exhibits
  • Morley Stanwood Critter Club
    • General Leader: Allie Kuklewski
      • Project Leaders: Brooke Ball & Corey Thompson
    • MSCC Facebook Page
    • Meets in Morley/Stanwood & Blanchard area
    • Projects Offered: Beef, Dairy, Sheep, Swine, Goat, Poultry, Rabbit, Still Exhibits
  • Paws & Pals 4-H Dog Club
    • General Leader: Michele Harvey
      • Project Leader: Karen Ripke
    • Meets at the fairgrounds April-July, and MSU Ext Nov-March
    • Projects Offered:  Dogs
      • Obedience, Showmanship, Advance Levels & Future Rallies & Other Dog Sports TBD
  • Stanwood Pioneers
  • Tamarack Town & Country
  • Windy Hills
    • General Leader: Amber Davis
    • Meetings in the Rodney area
    • Projects Offered:  Beef, Sheep, Swine, Dairy, Goats, Rabbits, Poultry, Still Exhibits

 

Mecosta County SPIN Clubs

  • From Sap To Syrup
    • Meet TBA (February/March)
    • Meetings held at 4 Green Field Farms, Rodney MI
  • Embryology
    • Meet TBA (March/April)
    • Meetings held at MSU Extension
  • Sewing
    • TBA
  • Still Exhibits/Craft Projects
    • Meeting TBA (January/February)
    • Meetings held at the MSU Extension
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