How can you use AI to solve problems in agriculture? On October 1, National 4-H, in partnership with Google, introduced the 4-H AI Challenge. The challenge is open to youth in two age categories: Level 1: Ages 13 – 15 and Level 2: Ages 16 – 18. Youth work in small teams with an adult […]
Does your club want a fun and engaging activity to liven up your next meeting? Andrea has a variety of hands-on activities that are 15 minutes or longer and suitable for all ages! Here are just a few options your club could try: If this sounds like something your club or group would enjoy, please […]
Since the last newsletter, our office has been packing and purging in order to fit into our new space on the second floor of the courthouse in the old part of the building. This will change how you access us, as the hallway we were located in. Since the last newsletter, our office has been […]
Register for the Cultural Baking Series held at 6:30 PM on Dec 4, 11, & 18 via Zoom. We will learn new baking techniques, try new-to-us ingredients, and explore our cultural connection to food. This series is recommended for those in 4th grade and up. Families will receive a recipe book and ingredient list by […]
We’ve been hearing a lot of excitement and questions about whether Trempealeau County’s 4-H Shooting Sports program will be offered this year. The answer is: it can be—if we come together to make it happen. Right now, we’re just two volunteers away from launching a full season of shooting sports. We already have all the […]
As the days grow shorter and the chill of winter sets in, the Whitehall community is invited to come together for a heartwarming evening of light, connection, and discovery. Join us on Wednesday, November 13, from 5–7 p.m. at the Whitehall Public Library for a special Lantern Walk and Community Interest Fair. This two-part event […]
With the New Year comes exciting changes for the 4-H Program! I’m thrilled to share that I’m expecting my second child and will be taking some time off for maternity leave. Our office is already preparing to ensure a smooth and easy transition for everyone during this time. If all goes according to plan, my […]
As we begin a new 4-H year, it’s time for all adult volunteers to complete their re-enrollment. This year, we are implementing a soft deadline for volunteer re-enrollment to help streamline onboarding and ensure program readiness. If you are currently serving in a volunteer role and have not yet re-enrolled, you have until December 1st to do so. After […]
Has your 4-H’er wanted to go on an educational experience, and you just didn’t know when to sign up? Each fall, the state sends out a list of the educational experiences happening, the sign-up deadlines, and when payments are due. This is a great resource for families and can help members figure out when they want […]
On Saturday, September 6, three youth from Trempealeau County showcased their skills at the 38th Annual Wisconsin State 4-H Gymkhana Show, held at State Fair Park in West Allis. Representing the county were Katelyn Hogden (Ettrick), Madison Grotjahn (Arcadia), and Catherine Kampa (Independence), along with their equine partners Rambo, Reno, and Jazzy, respectively. A Gymkhana […]
Our office is relocating within the courthouse in the next couple of weeks—finally! We’ve been looking forward to this for a long time, and the move should be complete before October. Planning a visit in the next couple of weeks?Please call ahead before stopping by. We’ll make sure you have the most current directions, and if needed, […]
Re-enrollment season often brings questions: Should we re-enroll? Is it worth it for our family? The answer is simple—yes. 4-H is a youth development program rooted in education, leadership, and community. It offers unique, hands-on learning experiences that are only available to enrolled members. If your child is participating in 4-H programming—whether it’s the Dog Project, Horse Project, […]
