Who conducts 4-H?
The Wicomico County, Maryland 4-H program is conducted by the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of Maryland, and the Extension Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. County and regional 4-H programs are directed by professional Extension staff who train and support the volunteers who work with 4-H members. Offices are located in every county in Maryland. An Extension Advisory Council comprised of local residents serves in an advisory capacity to the Extension staff to coordinate, organize, and plan programming in the unit.
The North Carolina 4-H program is conducted by NC State & NC A&T State Universities. County and state programs are directed by Extension staff who train and support volunteers who work with 4- H members. Offices are located in every county in North Carolina. An 4-H & Youth Advisory Board comprised of local residents serves in an advisory capacity to the Granville 4-H Extension staff to coordinate, organize, and plan programming.
The Illinois 4-H program is conducted by University of Illinois Extension at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. County and state programs are directed by Extension staff who train and support volunteers who work with 4-H members. Offices are located in every county in Illinois. An Extension Council comprised of local residents serves in an advisory capacity to the Extension staff to coordinate, organize, and plan programming in the unit.
The Washington 4-H program is conducted by Washington State University Extension at the Washington State University at Pullman. County and state programs are directed by Extension staff who train and support volunteers who work with 4-H members. Offices are located in every county in Washington. An Extension Council comprised of local residents serves in an advisory capacity to the Extension staff to coordinate, organize, and plan programming in the unit.
The Kentucky 4-H program is conducted by the University of Kentucky, College of Agriculture, Cooperative Extension Service. County and state programs are directed by Extension staff that educate and support volunteers who work directly with 4-H members. Extension offices are located in every county in Kentucky. A County Extension Council comprised of local residents serves in an advisory capacity to the Extension staff to coordinate, organize, and plan programming in the unit.
