Welcome to Ferry County 4-H!
4-H is the youth development education program of Washington State University Extension, which is conducted jointly by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, your state land grant university (WSU) and Ferry County. Today 4-H is everywhere–in cities, suburbs, small towns, and rural communities. In the 21st century, 4-H serves a broad clientele with expanded program using a variety of ways to “learn by doing.”
Ferry Friday E-Blast – Currently, WSU Ferry County Extension office produces a weekly Friday E-Blast to keep 4-Hers informed of the latest announcements and events. It is delivered to your email address via 4-H Online. Call us at 775-5225 x1115 if you are not receiving these blasts.
Who can join 4-H
4-H is open to every youth, ages 5-19, without discrimination!
There are four age groups* in which you can do a wide variety of projects and activities:
- Cloverbud: ages 5-7
- Junior: ages 8-10
- Intermediate: ages 11-13
- Senior: ages 14 to less than 19
*Shooting sports, large animal projects, and food preservation require youth to be at least 8 years of age on October 1st of the current 4-H year to participate.
How to Join 4-H
You can join 4-H in a few easy steps:
- Find a Club:
- Find a club that offers leadership in a project you’re interested in. Contact the extension office to find a club or start your own. 4-H Ferry County Club List
- Decide on a Project:
- There are numerous different 4-H project opportunities for members to participate in, along with self-determined projects.
- Enroll in 4-H online:
- Get involved and HAVE FUN!
Need help? Please contact the extension office or take a look at this 4-H enrollment guide.
Please Visit or Contact Us!
We warmly welcome you to Ferry County 4-H! Whether you are new to the Clover or already part of the 4-H family, we hope that you’ll find what you’re looking for on our website. If not, please email or call the extension office in Republic.
WSU Ferry County Extension Office:
Office Phone: (509) 775-5225 Ext. 1116
350 E. Delaware Ave. #9
Republic, WA 99166
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Aaron Urseth, Program Manager (including 4-H/Master Gardener)
aaron.urseth@wsu.edu
Vision
Washington State University 4-H Youth Development is developing young people to become productive citizens who are engaged in positive change, meeting the needs of a diverse and changing society.
Mission
4-H youth development education creates supportive environments for all youth and families to reach their fullest potential.
4-H is the nation’s largest youth development organization. We reach out to kids and their families to build skills for real life. WSU 4-H Youth Development is committed to providing safe and inclusive environments for all youth and adults regardless of race; sex; gender; sexual orientation; gender identity/expression; religion; age; color; creed; national or ethnic origin; citizenship; physical, mental, or sensory ability; genetic information; and/or status as an honorably discharged veteran or member of the military.
