They usually gather for a special purpose, such as learning about a specific subject, presenting a demonstration or taking part in a field trip. Groups meet weekly, monthly, or on a schedule agreed upon by members, parents, and leaders. The size of the groups vary greatly , depending upon the volunteer adult. Groups range from 3 to 40 youth. In Clark County there are more than 1550 youth in nearly 168 clubs with over 450 leaders.
Some projects lack adult leadership.
To find out more, call one of our 4-H staff members. The program uses the growth of plants to help youth in grades K-8 understand the interdependence of all living things. The Grow Cart program is a cooperative venture between 4-H, Master Gardeners, and teachers. The youngsters may choose this 4-H club to complete their required community service. Evidence of noncompliance may be reported through your local Cooperative Extension office.