4-H Project Resources

Ottawa County 4-H offers a variety of program opportunities for youth. Project resources allow individuals to not only learn about the different program areas; but provide a location to find various forms/documents that are required to participate in different aspects of the county 4-H program, such as entering projects in a 4-H class at a fair. 

Michigan 4-H programs typically fall into one of the following classifications:

  • Animal Science
  • Arts
  • Career & Entrepreneurship
  • Environmental & Outdoor Education
  • Global & Cultural Education
  • Healthy Youth
  • Leadership, Citizenship & Service
  • Life Skills
  • Science & Engineering
  • Volunteering & Mentoring

 

Additional Resources

Michigan 4-H Programs

 

 

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