4-H Grows Here logo in green with 4-H clover at right on a black background

4-H Emblems and Logos

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Program Contact

Autumn Britt, 4-H Program Manager
Phone Number509-588-7817 Email Address • autumn.britt@wsu.edu

Using the 4-H Clover

What colors can the 4-H Clover logo be? Can I make a design with a goat chewing through one of the leaves? Why are there little numbers on the lower right leaf? The 4-H National Headquarters, through USDA-NIFA, have a published document 4-H Name and Emblem Use Handbook (2019) (PDF) volunteers can consult for details on how the 4-H name and clover can be used in publication and the creation of graphics.

The Extension Office maintains a Google Drive file with commonly used 4-H graphics available for download in a few different file format types. If you cannot access this folder and need assistance with a copy of these graphics, please contact the Extension Office.

4-H Logo: A green 4 leaf clover with white H's on the leaves
4-H Grows Here logo in green with 4-H clover at right
Four H icons - lightbulb for head, heart for heart, open palm for hands, and apple for health
large green four leaf clover with four white Hs, one in each leaf of the clover, 4-H's official emblem with a green outline of a horse head and text that reads Yakima County 4-H Horse Program