4-H Youth Development

Choosing a 4-H Project?

Considerations in selecting a 4-H project
Select a project you like.
Select a project that can be completed.
Consider the money it will take. Can parents/guardians help?
Consider the space and equipment that you have at home.
Consider parental support for the project.
Be aware of the opportunities for growth in this project.
A 4-H project should be fun, serve a purpose, and be worth the effort.
Select only the number of projects you can complete.
When the project is over?
When you have met the goals you set at the beginning of the year, and when a Member Achievement Plan has been submitted to the 4-H Project Leader, club manager, or county Extension office, you have finished your project.

Pick a project you would like to learn about!
Aquatic Science - Automotive - Beef - Bicycle - Biological Sciences - Citizenship - Clothing and Textiles - Companion Animals - Computer Science - Consumer Education - County Government - Dairy Cattle - Dog Care - Electric - Energy - Entomology - Entrepreneurship - Exotic Animals - Family Life - Field and Stream - Food and Nutrition - Forestry - Goats Dairy - Goats Hair - Goats Meat - Health - Horse - Horticulture - Housing and Home Environment - Investigating Water - Leadership - Meat Science - Photography - Public Speaking - Poultry - Rabbits - Range Science - Recreation - Safety - Sea Science - Sheep - Shooting Sports - Small Engines - Sportfishing - Swine - Veterinary Science - Wildlife and Fisheries - Wood Science

View the state 4-H Project Site

Western National Round-up

For more information contact:
Kristy Synatschk
200 N. Brown Rd. - Canyon, TX 79015
806-468-5543 (office) - 806-468-5547 (fax)