Boys in the Pig and Corn Club would try and grow an acre of the biggest ears of corn. Girls would grow, harvest, and can tomatoes from their family's garden. Growing corn and canning tomatoes were not a game to these boys and girls. Their learning benefited the entire family. Today's 4-H members live in the city, on the farm, and everywhere in between.
Members work in various project areas and often reside in the same community.
Special Interest Club Members meet as a group under the guidance of an adult volunteer. Members work in the same project area such as horse, clothing, or marine science. Home Study Members work on at least one 4-H project in their home, but do not participate in an organized club. School Enrichment Members participate in Walton County Extension coordinated learning activities planned in cooperation with the school. These programs support on-going school curriculum.