Extension Sites A-Z
Extension Homepage
[EXTENSION PROGRAMS]
• Agriculture in the Classroom
• Agribusiness
• Animal Health
• Bankruptcy Education
• Community-based Conservation Program
• Dairy Extension
• Diversified Agriculture Consortium
• Diversity Extension
• Dixie 4-H
• Drought
• Equine
• Food Safety
• Forestry
• FSNE Program
• Garden Utah
• Home Buyer Education
• Insects and their Relatives
• Institute for Outdoor Recreation & Tourism
• Integrated Pest Management
• Planning Your Retirement Future
• Plant Diseases
• PowerPay
• Range Plants of Utah
• Rural Intermountain Planning Program
• Salt Lake County 4-H
• Sage-Grouse Restoration Project
• Small Acreage
• The Weed Web
• Utah 4-H
• Utah 4-H Alumni
• Utah 4-H Horse Program
• Utah Bioneers
• Utah EFNEP
• Utah Beef Improvement Association
• Utah Extension Disaster Education Network
• Utah House
• Utah Marriage
• Utah Pests
• Utah Plant Pest Diagnostic Lab
• Utah Rangelands
• Utah Youth
• Water Quality
• 4-H Youth and Families With Promise (YFP)
• Western Rural Development Center
• Youth Livestock Resources
• Youth Programs
[COUNTY OFFICES]
• Beaver County Extension
• Box Elder County Extension
• Cache County Extension
• Carbon County Extension
• Daggett County Extension
• Davis County Extension
• Duchesne County Extension
• Emery County Extension
• Garfield County Extension
• Grand County Extension
• Iron County Extension
• Juab County Extension
• Kane County Extension
• Millard County Extension
• Morgan County Extension
• Piute County Extension
• Rich County Extension
• Salt Lake County Extension
• San Juan County Extension
• Sanpete County Extension
• Sevier County Extension
• Summit County Extension
• Tooele County Extension
• Uintah County Extension
• Utah County Extension
• Wasatch County Extension
• Washington County Extension
• Wayne County Extension
• Weber County Extension
Joining a 4-H Horse Club
4-H Horse Program
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Joining a 4-H Horse Club
4-H Horse Discovery Nights
4-H Horse Contests
4-H Horse Show
Awards & Recognition
Horse Resources
Horse Rules
4-H Horse Councils
Working Ranch Horse Program
Weber County has many outstanding 4-H horse clubs, which are lead by knowledgeable and dedicated 4-H club leaders. Contact the 4-H office at 399-8202 to find a club that meets your needs.
Keep in mind, before riding with any 4-H horse club, youth must complete enrollment. Enrollment steps include:
Completing a Code of Conduct/Photo/Medical Release
Paying 4-H enrollment fee ($5 to USU Extension; $10 to Weber County 4-H Horse Council)
Additionally, members must register their project horse(s) by May 15 to compete in 4-H Horse Shows.