Agriculture and Animal Sciences
Agriculture and Animal Sciences
About this Program Area
Kentucky 4-H agriculture and animal science programs provide young people an opportunity to find their spark through hands-on learning experiences. A variety of projects and activities are offered in the areas of animal, food, plant, and soil sciences, including but not limited to livestock, horse, rabbit, dog, and gardening clubs, country ham projects, agriculture field days, embryology in the classroom projects, and garden school enrichment programs. Through these programs, young people connect with other youth members and adult leaders who share similar interests and learn invaluable life skills such as responsibility, teamwork, communication, and critical thinking.
County Extension Office Contacts
4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT A Kentucky 4-H volunteer is anyone who contributes time, energy, or talent to the Kentucky 4-H Youth Development Program and is not paid by University of Kentucky funds. Many volunteer roles involve working directly with others; others do not. There are seven specific types of 4-H volunteer roles in Kentucky. They include: Community Club Leader, Project Club Leader, Special Emphasis Volunteer, School Enrichment Volunteer, 4-H Committee Member, 4-H Council Member, Youth Volunteer,
Find information to connect you to your County Extension Office