Georgia 4-H

Georgia 4-H includes hands-on activities and projects in agriculture and science, science programs in engineering, technology, and mathematics, and leadership and civic engagement programs. It also includes Clovers and Company, a performing arts opportunity for 4-H events, civic groups, and state and national conventions, along with Project Achievement opportunities for Cloverbud, Junior, and Senior participants.

Programs

• Georgia 4-H Programs — Ages 5-18; standard enrollment ages 8-18; Cloverbud programs ages 5-7 in select counties · Programs are administered at the county level by University of Georgia Cooperative Extension offices and include Agriculture & Science, Health & Wellness, and Leadership & Civic Engagement.
• Agriculture & Science — Hands-on activities and projects in agriculture and science.
• Science Programs — Train, educate, and actively engage youth in science, engineering, technology, and mathematics.
• Leadership & Civic Engagement — Programs that empower youth to develop leadership skills, learn civic affairs, build decision-making skills, and understand community participation.
• Clovers and Company — A high-energy performing arts opportunity for 4-H events, civic groups, and state and national conventions.
• Project Achievement — Cloverbud, Junior, and Senior Project Achievement opportunities are listed.
• Summer Camp — Grades 4-12 · Summer camp opportunities are listed for Georgia 4-H.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old

About the provider

Georgia 4-H provides youth programs for ages 5-18, with standard enrollment ages 8-18 and Cloverbud programs for ages 5-7 in select counties. Youth can participate in 4-H in every Georgia county through in-school and after-school programs, community events, project work, and summer camping experiences. Since 1979, the Georgia 4-H Environmental Education Program has provided a network of day and overnight educational experiences at six 4-H facilities.

Last updated November 8, 2026.