Sonoma County, California 4-H

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The purpose of 4-H is to: Provide youth with learn-by-doing educational experiences, develop skills that will benefit them for life, create and build future leaders and be of service to others.

Our annual 4-H Volunteer Appreciation Dinner was a wonderful evening dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the incred...
06/06/2026

Our annual 4-H Volunteer Appreciation Dinner was a wonderful evening dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the incredible volunteers who generously give their time, talents, leadership, and mentorship to the youth in our 4-H program.

We extend our gratitude to each volunteer for their dedication and commitment throughout the past year. Your efforts help create meaningful opportunities, lasting memories, and valuable life experiences for our members.

A special thank you also goes to our community supporters and donors whose generosity helped make this event such a memorable and successful celebration.

Thank you for all you do to make a difference in the lives of our youth and our community. Together, we continue to build leaders, strengthen families, and grow the future of 4-H.

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By supporting agriculture today, we are preserving a proud tradition while creating new opportunities for tomorrow. Here...
06/05/2026

By supporting agriculture today, we are preserving a proud tradition while creating new opportunities for tomorrow. Here’s to continued growth, progress, partnerships, and a strong future for agriculture in our county! Thank you to all who are behind making these positive changes.

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Sonoma County is investing in the future of agriculture.

The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors has approved a new action plan designed to strengthen local agriculture, support farmers and ranchers, protect working lands and help the industry adapt to economic and environmental challenges.

Agriculture is a cornerstone of Sonoma County’s economy, culture and identity. This roadmap focuses on long-term sustainability, workforce development, climate resilience and expanding opportunities for local producers.

By working together with agricultural leaders, community partners and producers, Sonoma County is helping ensure that farming and ranching continue to thrive for generations to come.

Learn more: https://sonomacounty.gov/board-of-supervisors-approves-action-plan-to-strengthen-sonoma-county-agriculture

Last Call for Summer Overnight Camp!Join us June 28–July 3 at Camp Tamarancho in Fairfax for an unforgettable week of ad...
06/04/2026

Last Call for Summer Overnight Camp!

Join us June 28–July 3 at Camp Tamarancho in Fairfax for an unforgettable week of adventure, learning, and fun. Campers will make new friends while enjoying skits, hands-on fire safety activities, wildlife and nature education, hikes, swimming, fishing (bring your own gear), arts and crafts, archery, free time, delicious meals, and so much more.

Registration fees:
• Current 4-H Members: $470
• Non-4-H Members: $533

Everyone is welcome! You do not need to be a 4-H member to attend.
Grab a friend and sign up today.

Registration closes June 16.

Don’t miss out on a week of memories, friendships, and outdoor adventures!

Julia-Sonoma Valley 4-H
Josh-Summer Camp
Mattea-Liberty 4-H
Kevin-Two Rock 4-H

More info/photos:
https://ucanr.edu/county/ucce-sonoma-county/sonoma-county-4-h-summer-overnight-camp

Congratulations to Riley Piehl on receiving an award and scholarship recognizing her outstanding volunteerism, leadershi...
06/03/2026

Congratulations to Riley Piehl on receiving an award and scholarship recognizing her outstanding volunteerism, leadership, and contributions to the community.

Riley was honored with the Youth Service Award in Agriculture for her role in helping launch a discovery program at Santa Rosa Junior High School. Drawing on her experiences, leadership skills, and passion for mentoring younger members through both 4-H and FFA, Riley helped pilot the program designed to introduce 7th and 8th grade students to agricultural education.

Each month, SRHS FFA members meet with junior high students on campus, for an agricultural class providing hands-on learning opportunities focused on all aspects of agriculture education in the classroom. The program has already made a positive impact, and even bigger things are ahead for the 2026-2027 school year with the introduction of an agriculture class for 8th grade students at Santa Rosa Junior High School.

Riley currently serves as President of Green Valley 4-H and Santa Rosa FFA. She has been involved in numerous projects, leadership teams, livestock shows, fairs, and community service events throughout her involvement in both programs.

After graduation, Riley will attend Kansas State University, where she plans to major in Agricultural Economics and Animal Science.

Congratulations, Riley, on this well-deserved recognition. Your dedication to agriculture, leadership and mentoring others, inspire those around you, and we look forward to seeing all that you accomplish in the future.

Event hosted by The Press Democrat and sponsored by Oliver’s Market.

Canfield 4-H beef project members gave a presentation about the byproducts of beef. Members shared beef jerky sticks wit...
06/01/2026

Canfield 4-H beef project members gave a presentation about the byproducts of beef. Members shared beef jerky sticks with the club and enjoyed a few tosses of a football.

Next up was the clubs rabbit project members who presented about rabbit p**p and what it means. It’s always a good idea to check their p**p to keep track of their health.

Great job everyone!!!!

The Gold Ridge 4-H Garden Project finished their project with a bang. Members created a mini garden for our annual Chick...
05/30/2026

The Gold Ridge 4-H Garden Project finished their project with a bang.

Members created a mini garden for our annual Chicken Que BBQ. This year’s design celebrated a red, white, and que theme, bringing together colorful flowers, creative displays, and community spirit for the community to enjoy!

Thank you to our clubs who donated their club gardens to local nursing and senior living communities, and other community organizations to enjoy 💚

🧁Liberty 4-H Cake Decorating🧁Members practiced using a variety of pastry tips to decorate mini cupcakes, following a des...
05/29/2026

🧁Liberty 4-H Cake Decorating🧁

Members practiced using a variety of pastry tips to decorate mini cupcakes, following a design that helped them stay within their circle.

Once their pastry bags were filled with icing, the creativity really took off—colors, patterns, and unique designs came to life!

Each member decorated 8 mini cupcakes, arranged them on a board with a paper doily, and added flower stems and leaves to complete their pull-apart flower designs.

Best part? Everyone leaves each meeting with a sweet, delicious treat they created themselves!

Two Rock 4-H Outdoor Adventures members enjoyed a hit the trail for a 2.5-mile hike through Armstrong Redwoods in Guerne...
05/28/2026

Two Rock 4-H Outdoor Adventures members enjoyed a hit the trail for a 2.5-mile hike through Armstrong Redwoods in Guerneville.

Along the way, they learned how to estimate the age of redwood trees by counting the rings in their trunks and picked up a new outdoor skill—tying an Alpine Butterfly knot.

A day full of fresh air, learning, and adventure!

Another incredible year at the Healdsburg Future Farmers Country Fair has come to a close!From early mornings and long d...
05/27/2026

Another incredible year at the Healdsburg Future Farmers Country Fair has come to a close!

From early mornings and long days to teamwork, learning new skills, caring for animals, exhibits, projects, leadership, and making lifelong memories — 2026 HFFCF was filled with experiences our youth will never forget.

Thank you to the HFFCF Board of Directors, Junior Fair Board, volunteers, families, leaders, supporters, buyers, community members and businesses, along with the participants who helped make this year’s fair such a success. The dedication, hard work, and community spirit were on display every day.

Congratulations to the high school graduating senior exhibitors!

Until next year, thank you for another unforgettable fair!

Get your fair photos:
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A photo collage that captures just some of the moments from this past weekend at the Healdsburg Future Farmers Country F...
05/26/2026

A photo collage that captures just some of the moments from this past weekend at the Healdsburg Future Farmers Country Fair.

Fair time means so many things for youth. It highlights their creativity through still exhibits, their dedication and perseverance in raising livestock, and their willingness to step outside their comfort zones in events like Round Robin while handling unfamiliar animals.

It is also about learning, building friendships, teamwork, mentoring, parade fun, cheering on and supporting each other, and long fair days spent balancing projects alongside school, sports, FFA, work, and all of life’s other activities and commitments.

Fairs bring our community together in support of youth participating in hands-on learning programs and helps continue the strong agricultural traditions that have long been part of our county.

Congratulations to all of the exhibitors for your hard work, commitment, and accomplishments.

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Address

133 Aviation Boulevard Ste# 109
Santa Rosa, CA
95403

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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+17075652681

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