4-H Youth Development
It’s time to re-enroll in 4-H!
The 4-H year is Oct. 1–Sept. 30 and, since it is a new 4-H year, all 4-H members and volunteers must re-enroll for the 2018–2019 4-H year (even if you just enrolled in August or September). The website to enroll or re-enroll is https://ne.4honline.com.
4-H Jammie workshop, March 2
4-H youth ages 8 and older are invited to practice their basic sewing skills and make pajama or lounge wear pants at the Jammie Jamboree sewing workshop on Saturday, March 2, 9 a.m. until about noon at the Lancaster Extension Education Center, 444 Cherrycreek Road, Lincoln. No cost to attend. Adults are needed to attend to help their 4-H’ers. Must register by Wednesday, Feb. 27 by calling 402-441-7180 or emailing Kristin at kristin.geisert@unl.edu. Bring your sewing machine, basic sewing equipment (scissors, pins, measuring tape, etc.), simple pull-on pajama bottom pattern in appropriate size, pre-washed flannel or 100% cotton fabric — see yardage requirement on pattern envelope — (NO one-way design fabrics or plaids. If you choose flannel, purchase an additional 1/2 yard as it is not as wide), elastic as recommended by pattern and matching thread. To avoid mistakes, do NOT cut out pants ahead of class time!
4-H Furniture Painting workshop, March 9
4-H youth ages 8 and up are invited to participate in a Furniture Painting workshop on Saturday, March 9, 9 a.m. until about noon at the Lancaster Extension Education Center, 444 Cherrycreek Road, Lincoln. No cost to attend. Adults are welcome to attend to help youth. Must register by Wednesday, March 6 by calling 402-441-7180 or emailing Kristin at kristin.geisert@unl.edu. Bring a small piece of unpainted furniture, such as a shelf, stool or chair. These items can be found around your house, at craft stores, garage sales and thrift stores. Learn how to prepare new and used wood furniture by sanding, sealing, painting and finishing. All paints and finishes are provided. Wear old clothes appropriate for painting.
4-H Horse Incentive Program
Any Lancaster County 4-H’er can participate in the Lancaster County 4-H Horse Incentive Program and log hours/points by participating in various horse-related activities Jan. 1–July 19. Please total your points on the summary sheet and submit it with the rest of your paperwork. Forms due July 26. Again this year, a belt buckle will be included as a gold-level reward option. However, due to the high cost, a buckle can only be chosen as an incentive reward one time by seniors only. Horse Incentive Program guidelines and forms are available online at http://lancaster.unl.edu/4-h-horse-project-resources and at the Extension office.
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News & Calendars:
4-H Achievement Celebration: View awards and photos from the celebration on February 12
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- Weekly 4-H E-Newsletter
- NEBLINE Newsletter
- Lancaster County 4-H Social Media
- 2019 Local 4-H Calendar of Events
- Lancaster County 4-H Horse 2019 Calendar
- Lancaster County 4-H Rabbit 2019 Calendar
4-H Member Resources:
- Enrollment Information, Club & Member Resources
- Awards & Scholarships
- Horse Project
- Livestock & Companion Animal Projects
- Static Exhibit & Other Projects
County & State Fair:
4-H Volunteer Resources
- Nebraska 4-H Volunteer Resources
- Heart of 4-H Award Nomination
- Spotlight on 4-H Newsletter
- Nebraska 4-H Volunteer Code of Ethics
4-H Leadership
About 4-H
- Lancaster County 4-H Program
- 4-H Clover College
- 4-H Clover Kids (ages 5-7)
- On-line Interest Form
- Nebraska State 4-H
4-H School Enrichment
- 4-H Embryology & Egg Cam
- Ag Literacy Festival
- Garbology
- NEP School Enrichment
- Earth Wellness Festival
Find 4-H in Your Community!
If you live outside of Lancaster County, Nebraska and would like more information about 4-H programs in your community, contact your local extension office. To find your local office, visit HERE4-H Year in Review!
2019 4-H Achievement Celebration Results
In 2018, Lancaster County 4-H engaged 36,520 youth through clubs, school enrichment and after-school programs. 2,104 adults volunteered. Lancaster County, 4-H is a cooperative effort between University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension and the Lancaster County government.