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Sign in and out sheets for youth attending club meetings.

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The Wirt County Extension Office does not have consistent working hours so please check out our Facebook to keep up to date on when we are in the office!

We are located at:

303 Juliana Street Elizabeth, WV 26143

We can be contacted at:

Email: wirtcountyextension@mail.wvu.edu

Phone: (304)-275-3101

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WVU Extension Wirt County. 746 likes. The Wirt County Extension office provides aid to farmers, gardeners, and homeowners, but also local educational programs for area families, businesses, and…

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Get to know your Extension Office Staff! 

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Get to know your Extension Office Staff! 

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Meadoe Richards is the 4-H Youth Development Program Coordinator. With the title being 4-H Youth Development, Meadoe will still be working in the realm of Agriculture and Family Community Development as well.

Meadoe grew up in 4-H, started at the age of 8 and has been involved in 4-H since then. Meadoe showed livestock in 4-H and has been involved in 4-H, agriculture, and family community development in her WVU Extension Career.

If you have specific questions for Meadoe Richards, she can be contacted at (304)-612-9660 and email @ meadoe.richards@mail.wvu.edu

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Clover Guide, is the guide to all things 4-H involvement.

Awards you can get at end of year banquet, project book requirements, membership requirements, age chart, exhibit requirements, and information about the Extension Office.

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Wirt County Clover Guide Updated 2-19-25

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4-H Clubs meeting on a Monthly basis and include a business meeting, program or community service, craft, and snack.

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Age Chart to know when youth can participate in Clover buds, begin being 4-H members and when youth age out of the program.

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Youth can keep track of their community service throughout the 4-H year, and turn in during the fair to earn awards at the end of the year awards banquet. Keeping track of community service can help build your 4-H resume as well as help with other resumes/applications in the future.

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Activity Record is recommended to be submitted by all 4-H members, this is a record of all activities and accomplishments you completed each 4-H year. These are due with your Project Books July 15th, 2025.

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This is an extensive list of projects you can complete in the 4-H program!

ALL livestock projects must be selected by November 15th, 2025.

ALL Project books are due July 15th, 2026.

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Officers Handbook for club officers to help learn the duty of their jobs.

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Treasurers Record Book, treasurers can use this book to keep track of monthly reports, expenses, and deposits.

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Secretary Record Book, club secretaries can use this to complete monthly meetings minutes, attendance roster, and club roster for the 4-H year.

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Sign in sheets for volunteers when attending club meetings.

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Approval form for any fundraiser on a club level, complete and wait for approval before planning fundraiser further.

https://wvu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bl2oL70vUYLpaWG

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4-H Clubs must stay compliant with their club charter yearly. This is a document explaining all the requirements for the Club Charter Requirements.

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Club Version - 4-H Club Charter Requirements

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Volunteer Application for adults interested in becoming 4-H Vetted Volunteers.

Adults must complete a volunteer application and complete trainings before becoming Vetted Volunteers.

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Guide for how to correctly use the 4-H Name and Emblem!

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2025-2026 Livestock Project Participants 

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2025-2026 Livestock Project Participants 

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Livestock Enrollment Deadline: November 15th, 2025!

If you plan to enroll in a livestock project, please:
1️⃣ Enroll in 4-H through ZSuite
2️⃣ Complete the Livestock Enrollment Form here: https://forms.gle/z7XEkNBqAyua4z9b7

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Code Camp: February 20-22

ECI Training: May 17–22

Wirt County 4-H Camp: June 6–11

New Horizon Camp: July 3–5

Alpha 1: July 5–10

Alpha 2: July 12–17

OMC: July 19–24

State Fair: August 13–22

National 4-H Week: October 5–11

Eureka! STEM Camp: November 7–9

Teen Leader Weekend: November 14–16

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Wirt County 4-H is registered for the 2025–2026 Cattleman’s Choice Contest! 🎉
This virtual judging contest helps youth learn about bull selection, EPDs, and cattle production without leaving the county.

✅ Open to all registered 4-H member
📧 Email meadoe.richards@mail.wvu.edu or call (304) 275-3101 to sign up.

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🌟 New 4-H SPIN Clubs Coming to Wirt County!

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🌟 New 4-H SPIN Clubs Coming to Wirt County!

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Wirt County Extension is launching short-term, hands-on SPIN Clubs for youth to explore topics like art, STEM, cooking, and outdoor skills!

📋 Fill out our interest form here:
👉 https://wvu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2oCs0ZCEFtMEnAi