4-H Enrollment Information

YES!! 4-H is for everyone and has a wide variety of projects. These projects are not limited to just ag focused. There are over 100 project choices, including; Art Appreciation, Cats, Dogs, Drawing & Painting, Foods & Nutrition, Photography, Sewing and many, many more. You can see the full listing of 4-H projects in the 4-H Project Guide.

4-H Projects help youth find joy, energy, and purpose — their Sparks! 4-H Projects are specific areas of interest for 4-H members. Projects cover a wide variety of topics from animals, science, arts, and beyond. Explore the different project areas, and find more information on a project that you are interested in!

You can see the full listing of 4-H projects in the 4-H Project Guide.

The 4-H Year starts October 1 and ends September 30 of each year. To participate in the Grant County Fair, 4-H members need to be enrolled in 4-H before April 1. After April 1, please contact the Grant County Extension Office for enrollment options.

4-Hers who wish to re-enroll, will need to do so each 4-H year.

4-H is based off of youth’s grade. Youth: 5-year-old-kindergardners through 13th graders (one grade after high school graduation)

Youth in grades 5K-2 are automatically in the Cloverbud project, which is a chance for them to explore all 4-H has to offer at an age-appropriate level while having fun with hands-on, engaging activities. 3rd graders and older can choose from the full project list.

Adults: Adults ages 18 and over that have completed the enrollment process which includes; online enrollment, trainings, background check.

4-H enrollment is done online at wi.4honline.com. Once logged in; start a new profile if this is the first year in 4-H in Wisconsin.
Contact the Grant County Extension Office if you have any questions. (608) 723-2125 or Charisse.Orth@wisc.edu