Explore the upcoming deadlines and events for a range of programs. Being aware of these dates is essential for effective involvement. The included images serve as links, so make sure to click on them for more comprehensive information regarding each program!

What is YQCA:

Youth for the Quality Care of Animals, or YQCA, is for all youth who want to sell a market animal, dairy basket, or show animals at the Wisconsin State Fair. YQCA is an annual process. 

What happened to the normal Project List in 4-H Online?

This year, there was a project list update to help clean it up and make the list shorter. The hope was not to overwhelm members when they enroll, but also to put more projects into a smaller category. Below is a simplified project guide to help with the transition and also help members find where their project might be.

Every fall, Wisconsin 4-H encourages members (ages 13-18) to complete a survey about their 4-H experience. The survey was developed by National 4-H Leaders (https://helping-youth-thrive.extension.org/) and will help Wisconsin 4-H to learn about the quality of our programs. 

Each year during enrollment, 4-H members have the option to sign up to receive a paper copy of the 4-H newsletter. This service is available to all members, but you must re-enroll each year to continue receiving it.

See attached Meeting Minutes from the Lincoln Pioneers:

Every fall, Distance Learning opens up new programs for all youth in Wisconsin 4-H. The opportunities are to take and learn, virtual and more. There are three sessions this year:

We have a new and updated calendar on our website! Check there for more information on upcoming programs and registration dates. I would love to add current club meeting times and other 4-H events to this calendar. Please email Andrea to add anything to the calendar.

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