Madison County 4-H Online Enrollment Open
On-line enrollment is now open to enroll your 4-H'er for 2025! You can access 4HOnline 2.0 by visiting the following link: https://v2.4honline.com/#/user/sign-in. Google Chrome and Firefox are the recommended web browsers to use when enrolling online. Enrollment fee is $5.00 per 4-H'er. Credit Card payment or cash/check option is required at end of enrollment process.
Check out the State 4-H project list offered within 4HOnline for 4-H members to choose projects from. (project selection not required for county fair/state fair entries)
The following links will provide printable .pdf files for instructions on how to enroll in various capacities.
Re-enrolling Returning 4-H Members IMPORTANT: If you are re-enrolling in 4-H, please DO NOT create a new account/enrollment. Use your email address and password from last year to log in and start your re-enrollment for this year.
New and Returning Volunteer/Leader Enrollment - Beginning with the 2024-2025, there are changes to the Nebraska 4-H volunteer screening policy and procedures. Beginning October 2024, all 4-H volunteers serving in a direct volunteer role, such as a club leader, project leader, workshop presenter, and more, will screen every five years based on their anniversary date. With this change, ALL volunteers serving in a direct role will screen during the 2024-2025 program year.
When enrolling in 4-H Online, volunteers will be redirected to the new screening vendor, Sterling Volunteers. The new screening is a criminal background history check and will take approximately 5 minutes to complete. The cost of the screening is $16 and is paid during the screening process online. Volunteers must successfully pass their screening in order to serve in a 4-H volunteer role. All returning volunteers need to re-screen by March 15, 2025.
These changes were made to ensure all youth and volunteers are protected through increased volunteer screening level and enhanced user experience. (posted 01/17/25)
2025 Chemigation and Private Pesticide Training Dates and Location
The Pesticide Safety Education Program (PSEP) at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, in concert with Extension Specialists, Extension Educators, and other collaborators, provides educational and training programs that address human health, the environment, economic wellbeing, and pesticide safety.
2025 Northeast Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Plant Fair and Market Vendors
