Our 2021 - 2026 Strategic Guidance places a strong emphasis on targeting Health & Wellbeing. Our Community Needs Assessment, conducted in 2020, showed a significant need and desire for access to information and resources to help Larimer County Residents: 

A fence runs along a field in rural Larimer CountyThere are special elements and considerations involved with managing small acreage properties such as weed identification and management, grass identification, pasture management, and reseeding.

 4-H volunteers in Larimer County help grow true leaders in our community.  Our volunteers empower young people with the skills to lead for a lifetime. 

Volunteer your time to help Larimer County Youth be: 

General Questions:

If you have a general yard or garden question, you have a few options:

Email Your Questions: 

Master Gardeners are available year-round and are often found at many community events during the growing season. Send your questions and photos to LarimerMG@gmail.com.

Stop by the Office: 

Master Gardeners are available to answer questions in person during select hours. 

Cloverbuds is for 5-7 year old 4-H'ers

Cloverbuds is an exciting 4-H program for 5- to 7-year old children. Our youngest 4-H’ers aren’t quite ready for some project areas and/or activities. But there is still plenty for them to do in 4-H!

 

The emphasis in Cloverbuds is on participation, learning and teamwork, not competition. For example, they might:

A 4-H Club is where you build community, develop leadership skills, and find support for your projects.  4-H members help run their club, elect officers, and complete service projects together.

You will need to pick a 4-H club before you enroll.  Some things to keep in mind when picking a 4-H club: