Who is in charge of 4-H?

4-H is sponsored in Colorado by Extension of Colorado State University. Nationally, it is part of Extension Service in the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The people in charge of 4-H locally are the County Extension Director & Ag Agent Linda Masters, 4-H Coordinators Tera Shults and Jayda Lewis and Admin Support Inge Bair supported in part by your Rio Blanco County Commissioners.

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1. Who may enroll?
2. Who is in charge of 4-H?
3. What do the 4 H's stand for?
4. What is the 4-H Emblem?
5. Why do young people like 4-H?
6. How do you join?
7. How do you get a new 4-H club organized?
8. What do you do at the first meeting?
9. What about officers?
10. How often do 4-H clubs meet?
11. Where do 4-H clubs meet?
12. How big should a club be?
13. What are 4-H projects?
14. What does a 4-H project cost?
15. Should 4-H members do their own project work?
16. What is an exhibit?
17. Are projects done individually or as a group?
18. What 4-H projects are available?
19. What do 4-H clubs do at meetings?
20. Do they do all of those things at one meeting?
21. Who plans the program for the club?
22. When do clubs meet and how long do meetings last?
23. How can parents get involved in 4-H?
24. What is a 4-H leader?
25. Are there different kinds of leaders?
26. What about teenagers who help with 4-H?
27. How many leaders would a 4-H club have?
28. Where would I learn how to be a 4-H leader?
29. Whom would you contact about 4-H?