4-H Youth Development
Clemson Extension agents with primary Youth Development responsibilities work closely with state extension specialists and researchers located on campus and at the various research and education centers located across the state. They provide expertise in topics including animal agriculture and veterinary science, natural resources and the environment, gardening, leadership and citizenship, personal growth and development, and science, engineering and technology.
4-H Summer Camps 2012 Flyer with Forms (Adobe PDF)
Read the Clover Connection - April 2012
Animal Projects
2012 4-H Pullet Project
It’s that time of year again, the time to sign up for the 2012 4-H Pullet Project!! Spring is just around the corner and the days will be getting warmer! With that in mind, you know you want to join the fun of raising chickens, either for the first time or as a veteran chicken grower!
2012 4-H Poultry Project: The Laying Flock
This is a new opportunity that we are very excited about. We realize that many already have a flock of laying hens and may not want to raise more chicks. This is an opportunity to further the youth’s knowledge and skills in managing a flock and marketing of the eggs. There will be competitions for the youth to participate in. Deadline to register is April 7. Laying Flock Contract (PDF)
Contact : Allison Coleman ncolem2@clemson.edu
Visit the state-wide 4-H website.
Dixie 4-H Horse Club (pdf)