4-H Youth Development Volunteering

4-H Youth Development Volunteering

MSU Tollgate Farm hosts the MSU Tollgate Farm 4-H Club. The 4-H Club is a group of kids and adult volunteers learning about sustainable agriculture. This club began as part of Michigan State University’s 4-H Youth Gardens and Farm Stands Project. Hands-on farm-based activities provide the produce, eggs, soap or other farm products  for sale at farm stands. Thinking through the business activities of producing, pricing, advertising and selling builds teamwork and leadership skills. 

If you are interested in volunteering to support the 4-H Club efforts contact:

Debbie Morgan, Oakland County 4-H Program Coordinator, at morga194@msu.edu. 

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