You can join 4-H if you are in grades K through 13. Youth in Kindergarten, first, and second grades are eligible to enroll in the Cloverbud programs.

In order to join here’s what you need to do:

1. First, select a 4-H club from the list below.  Feel free to contact more than one club and visit more than one club meeting to find one that meets your needs and interests.
2. Once you select a club, find the name and phone number for that club’s general leader.
3. Next, call the club’s general leader and find out more information about the club and its members. Most 4-H members join in the fall, but new members can join at any time. In order to show a project at the Iowa County Junior Fair, new members must join by April 1st of the current 4-H year.  Returning members must join by December 1st.
4. Then, attend the 4-H club meeting with your parents, complete the online enrollment information, select your projects, and get ready to discover what 4-H is all about!  Enrollment information and the project guide are available at https://iowa.extension.wisc.edu/4-h-youth-development/enrollments/
5. Parents can also sign up to be leaders!  In order to be eligible, they need to have completed the Volunteer Orientation Process, be enrolled as a 4-H Leader, and have signed the Volunteer Behavior Expectations Agreement.

4-H Clubs in Iowa County

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Location	4-H Club	Contact
Dodgeville Area	Five Point	Sally Hanson
	Rockwell Mills	Heidi Tiber
Highland Area	Country Cardinals	Ashley Yager
Mineral Point Area	County Line	Beth Graber
	Jonesdale Jays	Jim Vondra
	Pleasant View	Jessie Potterton
Barneveld Area	Mounds View	Meghan Durst
Hollandale/Blanchardville Area	Blue Ribbon	Jackie McCarville
	Up and Over	Natalie Wyse
Spring Green/Avoca/Muscoda Area	Clyde Go Getters	Mia Hillebrand
	Circle A	Kassy Koch
Montfort/Livingston/Rewey Area	Cobb Busy Badgers	Amanda Linscheid
	Kountry Kousins	Karen Parish
	Red Barn	Vicki Fritsch
	Rewey Lucky Stars	Mary Schauff
County-Wide	Iowa County Equine Club	Deena Vinger