More than 1,600 4-H’ers and volunteer leaders from Louisiana's 64 parishes will converge on the LSU campus to participate in competitive activities and learning experiences June 17-20, 2008. This marks the 94th year of 4-H University but the 100th year of 4-H in Louisiana.

The Consumer Foods Judging Contest is designed to see how well you've learned to make food choices.

Interactive online training module for the 2008 4-H University Consumer Foods Judging contest.

What is Collegiate 4-H?

View a news clip describing a few of the challenges facing children of our deployed servicemembers. When National Guard, Army Reserve and other military loved ones living in civilian communities are mobilized, their children experience an extreme change.

The LSU AgCenter 4-H program takes seriously its responsibility of providing a safe, positive environment for youth. Teen leaders play a critical role in supporting educational experiences that develop life skills and character traits. They serve as positive role models and provided invaluable assistance to youth and adults in planning, implementing and evaluation educational experience. Who Wants to Be a Camp Counselor? is a training designed to prepare teens for what some view as intimidat

Be a Senator for a Day at the Citizenship Louisiana Focus Conference. In this dynamic 4-H citizenship program for high school 4-H’ers, you’ll explore Louisiana government through interactive games, role playing, debates and active participation in a mock legislative committee meeting and floor session.

Study guide for the 2008 4-H University Bicycle Contest Written Test.

Pictures of each parish at JLC

A variety of educational programs are offered for all participants in contest during 4-H University June 17 – 20, 2008. These programs are offered while 4-H members are not participating in their contests.