Wyoming 4‑H empowers young people with skills to lead for a lifetime. It’s a research-based experience that includes a mentor, a hands-on project, and a meaningful leadership opportunity.
Wyoming 4-H gives you the opportunity to travel throughout Wyoming, the United States, and even Internationally. 4-H offer competitions and events to meet a variety of interests and skill levels
4-H programs are offered at the county level. To learn more about joining an local 4-H experience you can contact your local University of Wyoming Extension Office or enroll online through ZSuite.
The 307 Livestock Judging series is designed to increase participation in statee-wide livestock judging contests, and is used for selection of the Wyoming 4-H All-State Team.
Follow the series on Facebook at 307 Wyoming 4-H Livestock Judging Series
Interested in hosting a contest? Contact Ellie Riske at 307) 766-5679 or 307) 314-4495.
Registration is now open, through May 31, 2024 at 11:59pm! Registration is through your ZSuite profile.
Showcase Showdown offers an opportunity for youth to explore various industries through contests and workshops.
Showcase Showdown 2024 will be June 18-20, 2024 on the UW campus.
Registration for the 2024 Wyoming 4-H Shooting Sports competition is now open and closes on June 17th at midnight.
Teen Leadership Summit!
Join other Wyoming 4-H Teens (ages 13-18), to strengthen your leadership skills.
September 27-28, 2024 in Casper, Wyoming.
$30 to attend
RSVP by Noon on September 20, 2024
Questions? contact
Think a hog can't change the world? Think again.
Join us in going whole hog in the fight against food insecurity in Wyoming!
Sources of high-quality protein are notoriously expensive and difficult to procure for local anti-hunger organizations. In partnership with University of Wyoming Extension 4-H and FFA, Fair to Fork works to purchase secondary hogs through a lottery selection, from every county in Wyoming. Wyoming Hunger Initiative will purchase the pig, ensure the meat is processed by a USDA or state-inspected participating facility, and then coordinate with the 4-H or FFA member to donate it to a local anti-hunger organization in the county of origin.
