4-H Clubs
Daviess County 4-H Clubs & Projects
If you have any questions about Daviess County 4-H Clubs and Projects, call us at 270-685-8480.
Crushers
Daviess County 4-H Crushers are a trap shooting team open to youth ages 9-18 (as of January 1, 2024). Practices usually begin in the spring and continue until the state competition in September.
Learn MoreMarksmen
Daviess County 4-H Marksmen shoot bb rifle, air rifle, and 22 rifle. This club is open to youth ages 9-18 (as of January 1, 2024). Practices usually begin in the spring and continue until the state competition in September.
Learn MoreCooking Club
The 4-H Cooking Club teaches youth ages 9-18 about kitchen safety, food safety, and cooking skills. This club requires an RSVP each month due to limited kitchen space and to ensure enough supplies.
Learn MoreHorticulture Club
The 4-H Horticulture Club teaches youth about gardening, plant identification, growing techniques, and more through hands-on activities.
Learn More4-H Teen Board
Teen Board is a club open to high school youth that focuses on leadership, job skills, and civic engagement.
Learn MoreHomeschool Club
The 4-H Homeschool Club includes a variety of Kentucky 4-H program topics at their meetings.
Learn MoreCloverbuds
4-H Cloverbuds is a club for youth ages 5-8. Cloverbuds have a variety of programming to give youth a preview of what 4-H has to offer.
Learn MoreCloverbud Cooking Club
The Cloverbud Cooking Club is similar to the 4-H Cooking Club, but it is tailored to work Cloverbud-aged youth (ages 5-8). This club requires an RSVP each month due to limited kitchen space and to ensure enough supplies.
Learn MorePoultry Club
The poultry club teaches youth all about raising poultry! Club members will have a chance to participate in the Daviess County Fair Poultry Show.
Learn MoreYoung Riders Horse Club
The Young Riders Horse Club teaches youth all about horses. Youth do not have to own a horse to join.
Learn MoreFeeder Calf Project
The 4-H/FFA Feeder Calf Project is a short-term project where youth purchase a young calf (or calves) to raise into feeder size. Participants attend meetings and weigh-ins, show their calves at the county fair, and sell their calves at the August CPH60 Cattle Sale.
Learn MoreMarket Lamb Project
The Market Lamb Project teaches youth about raising lambs for meat. Youth will learn about goal setting, record keeping, critical thinking, decision making, communication, responsibility, marketable skills, self-discipline, and leadership.
Learn MoreDairy Goat Club
The 4-H Dairy Goat Club teaches all about dairy goats! Youth also have the opportunity to participate in the Goat Show at the Daviess County Fair in July.
Learn MoreRabbit Club
The 4-H Rabbit Club teaches all about rabbits! Youth also have the opportunity to participate in the Rabbit Show at the Daviess County Fair in July.
Learn MoreInterested in Starting a 4-H Club?
Clubs and/or projects can be in any of the seven areas of the 4-H Youth Development Core Curriculum: Agriculture, Family & Consumer Sciences, Healthy Living, Communications, Leadership, Natural Resources, and Science, Engineering, & Technology. Call us if you would like to volunteer!
