Larimer County 4-H offers over 40 projects to choose from.
You can enroll in as many (or few) projects as you want. If you enroll in more than 5 projects, however, you will need to pay a higher enrollment fee.
The Larimer County Rabbit Project is a great way to learn about animal husbandry and overall care.
Record Books Are Awesome!
New to 4-H & record books? Start here! This video will explain why record books are so important and why they are required for every 4-H member to complete. In the tabs below we have additional information and videos with other tips and tricks.
Learn about the science and technology of robots and their design, manufacture and application.
Learn how to make a scrapbook to commemorate events or people using photos, mementos, and basic scrapbooking tools.
Any project which a member wishes to engage in for which there is not already a project category.
This is a County Project only. Exhibits do not qualify for State Fair.
The Larimer County Sheep Project is a great way to learn about animal husbandry and overall care.
Youth in the Sheep project interact with research-based information that encourages confidence, character-building, industry knowledge, and sportsmanship.
Shooting Sports is one of the most popular 4-H projects in Larimer County and is one of the largest 4-H Shooting Sports programs in the state of Colorado.
Learn about the care and use of a 2-cycle and 4-cycle gasoline and diesel engines in all home, farm, or recreational situations – from lawn and garden equipment, to boats and motorcycles.
Members learn the delicate art of tying flies for fishing. Fishing methods taught may vary from fly fishing to lake fishing.
