Completing MO 4-H Level 2 Recognition Form Y2100 - 4-H Recognition Worksheet
Completing MO 4-H Level 3 Recognition Form Y2200 - 4-H Recognition Worksheet
A version of the 4-H Secretary Record Book formatted for Microsoft Word.
Note: If you would like a physical version, a limited supply is still available. Contact Joyce Taylor.
A downloadable PDF version of 4-H Youth Services to Communities Form (LG760). Fill out this form to track community service and submit it to your county Extension office.
Butler County - Registration, fillable form for children ages 0-18 years who wish to be in the beauty pageant
4-H is the largest youth-serving organization in the world. 4-H welcomes youth ages 8-18 who are interested in learning more about themselves, their community, and their hobbies or interests. Clover Kids is the equivalent to 4-H for children ages 5-7. 4-H prepares kids for the future, while making new friends and great memories. 4-H is part is a youth development program of the University of Missouri Extension, a division of the University of Missouri. Youth staff at your local Extension Center is in charge of 4-H programming.
Adults desiring to volunteer with Missouri 4-H must consent to a background check. This document provides instructions on completing the consent form, LG639.
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The Japanese beetle (Popillia japonica Newman) is a highly destructive plant pest of foreign origin. It was first found in the United States in a nursery in southern New Jersey in 1916. In its native Japan, where the beetle’s natural enemies keep its populations in check, this insect is not a serious plant pest.
The Key Award, the highest award a 4-H member can receive, recognizes significant leadership at the club or group, community and state levels, rewarding hard work, accomplishments and contributions to the overall 4-H program.