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The purpose of the Amador County 4-H Management Organization is to assist the University of California Cooperative Extension in planning, promoting and carrying out 4-H youth development work, by operating in compliance with UC policies and the Mission, Core Values, and Framework of the 4-H YDP.

Resources for the Amador 4-H Program.

4-H youth members are also needed to serve as Room Hosts and Clerks. Room Host Must be 11 years old and Clerks 9 years or older & must arrive at 8:00 a.m. to help set-up and attend a brief orientation.

The Blue Ribbon Up-Country 4-H Club serves the Up-Country areas, including: Pine Grove, Volcano, Pioneer, Buckhorn, and other outlying areas. The monthly club meetings are held on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 5:30 p.m. in Pine Grove.

Amador County 4-H has a lending library full of Cooperative Extension reviewed and approved curriculum along with many other resources available for adult volunteers and youth member to barrow.

Amador County 4-H Management Board Scholarship Award amount is $1000 each for one (1) recipient. Application Link: 2025 Scholarship-Amador-draft Applications Due Monday, March 30, 2025 by 5 p.m. Drop-off at office: 12200-B Airport Road, Jackson, CA 95642 OR email to Alissa Hardie, ahardie@ucanr.edu

Stay connected, get involved, and celebrate all the exciting things happening in Amador 4-H! From youth achievements and upcoming fairs to community meetings, family events, and local news—there’s always something going on! 🎡🎉🐐

The 2019 Rangeland Summit was held in Stockton on January 15th. Below is the agenda and links for the presentations for your reference.

Anthony Fulford Title: Area CE Nutrient Management & Soil Quality Advisor Specialty: Soil Health, Nutrient Management, Soil Fertility/Testing Address: University of California Cooperative Extension, Suite A.

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