4-H Members

Project Records allow us to see the hard work and dedication you put into your project over the course of the year.  It also gives you a chance to reflect on the skills you’ve learned and the goals you’ve accomplished.

• Project Records

You will be awarded a Project Pin at the end of the year if your project record is completed on time.

• Animal Approval Form (PDF)
• • Lease Forms (PDF)
  • Animal Substitution Form (PDF)
  • MALE (Maine Association of Livestock Exhibitors) Membership
  • Forms accessible by animal:

Working Steer| Dog | Horse | Dairy | Goat | Sheep

Other Opportunities

Please check your email for monthly newsletters with specific information, monthly workshops, and additional forms.

• • 4-H @ UMaine
  • Maine 4-H Days
  • 4-H Public Speaking
  • Summer of Science
  • 4-H Curriculum Lending Library
  • 4-H STEM Toolkits
  • June Jamboree
  • 4-H National Youth Science Day
  • UMaine 4-H Science Saturdays!
  • Follow A Researcher®
  • National 4-H Conference- For youth ages 14-18
  • National 4-H Congress- For youth ages 14-18
  • Citizenship Washington Focus- For youth ages 14-18

Fairs

4-H members can show livestock during 4-H Shows at the fairs and display work into the 4-H Exhibit Halls. Please see each fair’s website for rules and regulations regarding exhibit items and showing.

For specific Animal Science Project Information, Forms and Deadlines please visit the 4-H Animal Science Projects page.

• • Oxford County Fair
  • Fryeburg Fair 
  • Ossipee Valley Fair
  • Waterford’s World Fair
  • Maine 4-H at The Big E

Livestock Resources

University of Maine Cooperative Extension commodity-specific bulletins are all about livestock; specifically beef, dairy, equine, poultry, sheep and goats, and swine.