About 4-H
Welcome to Gage County 4-H!
We are proud to offer hands-on learning experiences that help youth discover their spark, build confidence, and develop real-world skills. Through projects, clubs, camps, leadership opportunities, and community events, Gage County 4-H empowers young people to grow into capable, caring, and connected members of our community.
Whether you're new to 4-H or have been involved for years, there is a place for you here. Join us and see what’s possible.
Our Mission:
"Develop and provide relevant & engaging educational experiences in partnership with volunteers & community members to promote Positive Youth Development."
About 4-H:
4-H began in the early 1900's as Corn Clubs for boys and Canning Clubs for girls. Although the program has changed a lot through the years, it has always been a program designed to help children become productive members of their communities.
4-H is a national organization delivered by Cooperative Extension–a community of more than 100 public universities across the nation that provides experiences where young people learn by doing. Youth complete hands-on projects in areas like health, science, agriculture and citizenship, in a positive environment where they receive guidance from adult mentors and are encouraged to take on proactive leadership roles. Kids experience 4-H in every county and parish in the country.
Nebraska 4-H prepares young people for successful futures. Educational programs place a strong emphasis on life skills, such as critical thinking, problem-solving, social skills, communication, responsibility, citizenship, and leadership.
4-H Clubs
The flagship of 4-H is the traditional club program where youth receive guidance from adult mentors and are encouraged to take on leadership roles. Clubs have regular meetings and most clubs work on a variety of projects together. Independent members learn at their own pace with their family.
2025 Club Listing
4-H at Fair
Most 4-H youth choose to showcase their completed 4-H projects at fair. Only 4-H and FFA members enrolled in Gage County are eligible to exhibit in the Gage County Fair 4-H & FFA areas.
4-H in the Classroom
Many Gage County schools have integrated 4-H in the Classroom hands-on programs into their educational experiences. These programs meet local, Nebraska State and/or national education standards.
4-H Programs
Gage County 4‑H increases the quality and quantity of out-of-school programs by combining 4‑H resources with community-based organizations and offering high-quality education and development experiences.
Independent
Planned learning for youth ages 8-18 who do not wish to join a formal 4-H Club.
Explore Independent Membership
About 4-H
Gage County 4‑H Council
Youth Members:
Grace Lovell, Adams
Wyatt Mote, Pickrell
Ryan Rempel, Beatric
Ashley Sasse, Plymouth
Alex Tate, Beatrice
Adult Members:
Dyan Allington, Wymore
Kari Bolyard, Adams
Abigail Kostal, Odell
Kerri McGrury, Plymouth
Lana Musil, Wilber
Frank Pribyl, Beatrice
Lori Rempel, Beatrice