4-H Alberta is thrilled to announce over $731,000 in funding from the governments of Alberta and Canada to expand youth programming over the next five years. This investment supports innovative initiatives like the "Intro to 4-H" club program, which engages urban youth, promotes agricultural education, and fosters leadership. Read on to discover how this funding will shape the future of 4-H in Alberta!
4-H Alberta proudly announces Arlene Good's induction into the 2024 Hall of Fame. Recognized for her exceptional leadership and commitment, Arlene has shaped the 4-H experience for many, fostering growth and community through various programs and initiatives across the province. Join us in honoring her contributions at the November 2025 ceremony.
4-H Alberta proudly introduces the 2024-25 Ambassadors—a team of 27 dedicated members, with 13 returning and 14 new faces, ready to support 4-H communities across Alberta. These leaders will engage with clubs, districts, and regions, bringing their passion and experience to enhance 4-H programs throughout the province.
Congratulations to Grace Tabler, the 2025 4-H Alberta Premier’s Award winner! Grace has shown exceptional leadership and dedication within the 4-H community, making significant contributions through her involvement in various projects and roles. As she prepares to meet key figures like Alberta’s Premier and represent 4-H Alberta at numerous events, we celebrate her achievements and her ongoing commitment to 4-H values.
In a striking demonstration of innovation in science and technology, Mac Dykeman, a 4-H Canada Science Fair finalist from Langley, BC, took home two awards at the renowned 2023 Canada-Wide Science Fair. The fair took place at the Edmonton Convention Centre in Edmonton, Alberta. Dykeman's project, titled 'An Innovative Approach to Ammonia in Poultry Operations', proposed the use of Prussian Blue or Prussian Blue + Biochar as bedding additives in poultry operations for ammonia adsorption. Her exceptional work in this project earned her the Bronze Senior Excellence Award and the Senior Technology in Agriculture Award, complete with a $1000 cash prize.
The 2023 4-H Alberta Spring Senior Symposium brought together 106 enthusiastic Senior 4-H members for an inspiring weekend packed with leadership development, health and wellness initiatives, and travel adventure opportunities.
Meet Sophia Hoogland, the remarkable 18-year-old from Lacombe County, who has been named the 2023 4-H Alberta Premier’s Award Recipient. Her journey through 4-H has been marked by dedication, leadership, and a commitment to the community. Recognized in the Alberta Legislature by Premier Danielle Smith, Sophia's story is a testament to the impact of perseverance and passion in youth development programs.
Discover the excitement of the 4-H Alberta Communications Competition as senior members from across the province gathered in Olds on April 6th to compete in public speaking and presentations. Read about the top performers and their journey to the Canadian Young Speakers for Agriculture Competition.
On March 8, 2024, the 4-H Alberta Provincial Judging Competition gathered 128 eager members at Lakeland College, Vermillion, for a day of rigorous judging and learning. From evaluating purebred livestock to agricultural products, participants across three age categories showcased their analytical and decision-making prowess. The event highlighted the importance of reasoned judgment and effective communication, core values of the 4-H program. Celebrations and acknowledgments for participants, volunteers, and supporters capped off the day, underlining the community's commitment to nurturing young talent in agriculture.
4-H Alberta proudly announces the induction of Rhonda Clarke-Gauthier and Christine Patten into the 4-H Alberta Hall of Fame for 2023.
