The Nebraska 4-H Program completed a statewide survey to identify educational priorities. Based on the feedback, the priorities will focus on agricultural literacy, 4-H science, and career and college readiness. The program will educate youth about agriculture, energy, the environment, and developing leadership and healthy living skills. Nebraska 4-H is open to all youth ages 9-19 and aims to provide fun, family involvement, and lifelong benefits through cutting edge learning and community engagement.

2. Strong Roots,
Promising Future
Revolutionizing
Nebraska’s Youth!

3. The Nebraska 4-H Program
recently completed a statewide
survey of Nebraskans.
Based on feedback, the
educational priorities for 4-H in
our state will be focused on the
following areas:

4. Agricultural Literacy
Nebraska 4-H ensures that
Nebraska youth have a
appreciation of Nebraska’s
knowledge and appreciation
largest industry
of Nebraska’s largest industry.

5. 4-H Science
Nebraska 4-H develops
science interests,
skills, and abilities in
agriculture, energy,
stewardship, and
environmental
the areas of
agriculture, energy,
technology.
environmental
stewardship, and
technology. It helps

6. Career Development &
College Readiness
Nebraska 4-H
prepares youth
to make
informed
decisions about
greater
their college
persistence in
and career path
and

7. Citizenship &
Leadership
commitment to their
Nebraska 4-H fosters youth’s
futurecommunities
commitment leaders.
to their
communities and grows future
leaders.

8. Healthy Living
Nebraska 4-H educates youth
about how to make
healthy and safe decisions
healthy and safe decisions in
their daily lives.

9. Why Join the
4-H Revolution of
Responsibility?

10. Fun & Friendship

11. Family
Involvement

12. Cutting Edge Learning

13. Community
Engagement

14. Lifetime Benefits

15. Who Can Join the
4-H Revolution?
Open to all youth
ages 9-19

17. How do I
join?
Contact Your
Local Extension
Office

18. Check us out:
4h.unl.edu

19. Extension is a Division of the Institute of
Agriculture and Natural Resources at the
University of Nebraska–Lincoln cooperating with
the Counties and the United States Department of
Agriculture.
The 4-H Youth Development program abides with
the nondiscrimination policies of the University of
Nebraska–Lincoln and the United States
Department of Agriculture.
University of Nebraska–Lincoln