Kalamazoo County 4-H General Information

Welcome to the Kalamazoo County 4-H Youth Development Program!

Our Kalamazoo County youth are busy each year with projects and community service programs. They are also preparing and showing their projects for the annual county fair as well as showing their livestock and perfecting their horsemanship. 

Visit the links below and on our other pages to learn more about 4-H, view local 4-H events, check the meeting calendar, and read the Kalamazoo County 4-H newsletter. There are links below to the State 4-H office, statewide events, project guidelines and various forms for projects and workshops.  

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Kalamazoo County MSU Extension 4-H staff:

Veronica Bolhuis, 4-H Program Coordinator
bolhuisv@msu.edu 
269-383-8867

 

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Newsletters and Calendars

2023-2024 Activity Calendar

 

Upcoming Events

Stay tuned!

2024 Kalamazoo County Newsletters 

2023 Kalamazoo County Newsletters

4-H Local Club Information

Statewide 4-H Opportunities        

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