Maryland 4-H Youth Development

Welcome to the Maryland
4-H Youth Development Website

Maryland 4-H Center
8020 Greenmead Drive
College Park, MD 20740
301-314-9070

National Youth Science Day

2009 Volunteer Forum
Required Forms

Date: November 20-22, 2009
Location: Carousel Hotel, Ocean City, MD
Deadlines:
Early Bird Registration, 10/1
Regular Registration, 10/20
FMI: Lisa Dennis
Download Registration Packet

Health Rocks Grant RFP
Download HERE

FMI: Sandy Corridon

Coping in Troubled Financial Times eXtension

Coping in Troubled Financial Times eXtension is an interactive learning environment delivering the best, most researched knowledge from the smartest land-grant university minds across America. Information about coping in troubled financial times for individuals, families, and communities can be found on the eXtension website - http://www.extension.org/Financial%20Crisis <http://www.extension.org/>

4-H Alumni Listserv

Making the Best Better- A Lifetime Motto

Join the Maryland 4-H Alumni to learn about 4-H activities, events and news that are happening in your area. Sign up now!

Up for the Challenge: Lifetime Fitness, Healthy Decisions

For more information download this curriculum in pdf format

4-H Clover Emblem and Guidelines! Download the following information:

Official 4-H Emblems (2 versions in 2 colors):

Black & White: Version 1 | Version 2
Color: Version 1 | Version 2

For more information, contact Anne Tompkins, IT Support Assistant; 301-314-7831

Last updated: 10/21/2009

Video-HGIC Intro
Need help in the garden? View HGIC's latest video to see who we are and what we do. Then be a good friend and share the link with others! - posted Nov 23, 2009

What do Katie O'Malley, cover crops, and onthefarmradio.com have in common?
Answer: The Grow It Eat It Campaign! Onthefarmradio.com, promotes cover crops and the Grow It Eat It campaign with Katie O'Malley's Kitchen Garden. - posted Nov 19, 2009

MDA features Grow It Eat It in November eNewsletter.
Maryland's 1st Lady Katie O'Malley plants a cover crop in her kitchen garden with the help of Master Gardeners as part of the Grow It Eat It campaign. - posted Nov 17, 2009

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