Judith Basin County 4-H
The Utica Sapphires, Stanford Scramblers and Geyser Lucky Clovers 4-H clubs all call
Judith Basin County home.
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4-H HANDBOOK RESOURCES & SCHOLARSHIPS |
NEWSLETTERS |
Important Announcements
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MT 4-H Foundation Scholarship applications are due February 14, 2023. Please visit MT 4-H Foundation website for the application and details / requirements for the scholarships.
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2023 Fairbook Ads have been distributed to club leaders. Ads are due March 17, 2023.
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2023 Fair Book Cover Contest submission deadline is April 14, 2023. Requirements are in the February Newsletter or contact the JB Co. Ext. office.
- The February 2023 JB Co. Newsletter is here!
February 2023 Calendar
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2 Carter Co. Shooting Sports Inv. |
3 Cow Town Beef Breeders Show Livestock Judging
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4 Carbon Co. Archery Shoot
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5 Youth Leadership Academy Workshop
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7 Sapphires Club Mtg. Scramblers Club Mtg.
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11 Bitterroot Archery Shoot
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14 MT 4-H Scholarship app. deadline
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17 4-H Volunteer Institute
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18 4-H Volunteer Institute Cascade Co. Shooting Inv. |
19 4-H Volunteer Institute |
20 President's Day - Ext Office closed |
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25 Chateau Archery Inv. Beaverhead Co. Shooting Inv.
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26 Lucky Clovers Club Mtg |
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Visit the Events page for details on February and other upcoming events.
Enrollment for the 2022-2023 year is open! Please visit the Visit the Zsuites enrollment page to complete your enrollment. Please have your online enrollment complete by November 30, 2022.
Returning 4-H Family Cheat Sheet
About 4-H
4-H is one of the largest youth organizations in the United States. With more than 6 million participating youth there are clubs in every county of every state. Adult leaders and volunteers work with youth (ages 5-19) in a variety of settings including schools, day camps, overnight camps, after school clubs, and other learning environments. They teach these youngsters life skills and provide opportunities for them to practice and use the tools they learn. They also teach them how to meet their own needs and those of the community in positive ways. The variety of projects offered allow young people to develop skills that will help them succeed and reach their full potential throughout their lifetime.
Montana 4-H
4-H is the largest out-of-school youth program in the state of Montana. There are nearly 20,000 youth who participate in over 200 programs and learning experiences in all 56 Montana counties. The opportunities are broad in the Montana 4-H program. Youth can explore leadership, citizenship, international opportunities, agriculture, conservation, sewing, quilting, baking, child development, aerospace, robotics, welding, woodworking, shooting sports and even snowmobiling, just to name a few.