Jennings County 4-H
Welcome to the Jennings County 4-H Program! We're excited for the adventure that awaits you. 4-H provides youth with community, mentors, and learning opportunities to develop the skills they need to create positive change in their lives and communities. We want 4-H to be a safe place for all youth. Our 4-H mission is to give all youth equal access to opportunity. We have youth participate in 4-H from every school in Jennings County.
With more than 60 project areas, 4-H truly has something for everyone!
Contact Us and Quick Links
Rebekah Barger
4-H Youth Development
bargerr@purdue.edu
812.352.3035
200 E Brown Street
Vernon, IN 47282
(812)352-3033
4-H National Programs 2022-2023
2022-2023 Jennings Co. 4-H Guidelines
2022-2023 Jennings Co. 4-H Livestock Handbook
2022-2023 Jennings Co. Mini 4-H Handbook
- What is 4-H?
- Guide to learn more about Jennings County 4-H.
- 2023 Jennings County Project List
- 2023 Jennings County 4-H Livestock Handbook
- Online Enrollment opens October 1st - https://v2.4honline.com
4-Hers have the opportunity to learn more about a subject matter that they choose to study through completing hands on activities, called projects. The Jennings County 4-H Program offers more than 60 projects for area youth. In order to enroll in a project, members must sign up for them at the time of enrolling in 4-H. Each project has a manual that guides the youth through the learning process as well as a set of guidelines that helps them meet the project requirements. We provide adult volunteers and staff who are knowledgeable on that particular subject who will often times provide workshops to allow the youth to learn about that topic in a social environment. Each project has a beginner, intermediate, and advanced level-this allows youth to build on their knowledge each year and continue to challenge their skills. Projects are meant to be worked on over time, providing an educational opportunity for youth outside of the classroom setting. Often times, youth will exhibit and display their project at a local county fair in order to show the community what they have learned. There is no limit to the number of projects youth can sign up for.
Check out our project pages to learn about each project in detail:
- 4-H Project Record Sheet
- 4-H Achievement
- Aerospace
- Animal Education
- Arts & Crafts
- Beef
- Beekeeping
- Cake Decorating
- Cats
- Child Development
- Collections & Hobbies
- Communications (Creative Writing, Demonstration and Public Speaking)
- Computer Science
- Consumer Clothing
- Crops
- Dairy Cattle
- Goats
- Animal ID Fact Sheet
- Dairy Goat
- Pygmy Goat
- Meat Goat
- Dog
- Electric
- Entomology
- Fashion Revue
- Floriculture
- Foods
- Forestry
- Garden
- Genealogy
- Geology
- Health
- Home Environment
- Horse & Pony
- Lawn & Garden Tractor Safety & Operator Skills (poster only)
- Leadership
- Llama & Alpaca
- Photography
- Poultry
- Rabbit
- Sewing
- Sheep
- Shooting Sports
- Small Engine
- Soil and Water Conservation
- Sportfishing
- Swine
- Tractor Safety & Operator Skills (poster and/or contest)
- Veterinary Science
- Weather and Climate Science
- Wildlife
- Woodworking
- Zero Turn Mower Safety & Operator Skills (poster and/or contest)
For more information about - Jennings Co. Mini 4-H
Enrollment
- Guide for returning volunteers
- Guide for new volunteers
- 2023 Jennings County 4-H Livestock Schedule
- 2023 4HOnline Animal ID Instructions
- 2023 Fairentry Instructions
- 2023 Jennings County 4-H Livestock Auction Information