Arizona Youth Agriculture Directory

Youth agriculture programs and contacts

13 local and statewide resource links.

• Arizona 4-H club enrollment

  Learn how to join and connect with the appropriate county or Tribal program.

• Arizona FFA chapter locator

  Find an agricultural education chapter and contact the school advisor.

• Arizona Farm Bureau Agriculture in the Classroom

  Find classroom activities and materials focused on Arizona agriculture.

• Arizona 4-H agriculture projects

  Compare animal science projects, including nutrition, husbandry and showmanship.

• Arizona National Livestock Show youth contests

  Check rules and registration for judging, mechanics and other youth events.

• Arizona State Fair livestock entries

  Find livestock categories and open the current exhibitor materials.

• Maricopa County 4-H clubs

  Find clubs around metropolitan Phoenix and ask which projects have openings.

• Pima County 4-H clubs

  Browse clubs by location and contact the local 4-H office before enrolling.

• Southern Arizona Ranch Education Program

  Contact Pima County Extension about hands-on ranch education for 4-H and FFA youth.

• Tucson Village Farm

  Explore youth farm education, food and garden programs.

• James 4-H Camp

  Explore outdoor and leadership programming and check group availability.

• Northern Arizona Junior Livestock Association

  Find information about the regional youth livestock program and its events.

• University of Arizona — Agriculture in the Classroom

  Find agricultural literacy materials and ask the state program about classroom lessons, teacher support and local outreach.

National tools for finding local help

• USDA NIFA 4-H State Leaders Directory

  Find the Extension contact for 4-H when a local club or enrollment contact is difficult to locate.

• National FFA Chapter Locator

  Look up school and alumni chapters and ask a school agriculture teacher how membership works locally.

• National Farm to School Network partner map

  Find local partners for school gardens, classroom agriculture and farm visits.

• USDA Farm Service Agency youth loans

  Review eligibility for a supervised income-producing agriculture project and locate an FSA office.