4-H Youth Development
4-H is the largest youth development organization in North Carolina, educating hundreds of thousands of young people each year. Extension’s 4-H program is growing the next generation of leaders and equipping youth with the skills to succeed.
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- Down East Dairy Project
- 4-H Enrollment Form
- 4-H Medical Form
- Child Abuse Prevention
- Fall News p1
- Fall News p2
- What is 4-H?
Extension Programs at NC State University
- 4-H Camps and Centers
- 4-H Youth Development
- 4-H Youth Opportunities in Crop, Horticulture, and Soil Science
- Poultry 4-H & Youth
- State 4-H Website
Partnerships and Organizations
- National 4-H Council
- National 4-H Youth Website
- National eXtension Initiative
- Southeast District 4-H Horse Council
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