4-H Project Central
Not sure what project to take? The state has created this wonderful resource for those who are unsure about their project selection. Visit the 4-H Project Central website by clicking HERE!! 4-H Project Central is an easy way for 4-H members and project helpers to preview Ohio 4-H project books and allows you to take a closer look at a book and discover what others say about a project.
Want to know what state project requirements are for your non-livestock projects? Click HERE to view 2025 state fair requirements
Project Fact Sheets are created to answer many questions you may have about your project. Print these for guidance on:
- information on project completion
- local fair exhibit requirements
- judging dates & times
- key Leader/helper contact information
FFA Fact Sheet
- FFA - for members of Margaretta FFA who will be taking non-livestock FFA projects to the fair
Speaking Contest Fact Sheets
All other stills fact sheets
- All About Dogs
- Athletics
- ATV
- Bicycles
- Collectibles
- Companion Animals
- Creative Arts
- Creative Writing
- Discovering 4-H
- Electricity & Electronics
- Flower Gardening
- Gardening & Plant Science
- Gun Safety & Archery
- Horseless Horse
- Leadership
- Living History
- Models
- Natural Resources
- Photography
- Robotics
- Rope "Not Just Knots"
- Science Fun
- Scrapbooking
- Self Determined - Project Proposal Form is included in the fact sheet and is DUE by MAY 15th
- Drop off the proposal form to the Extension Office or email PDF of the form to Angie Holmes at holmes.468@osu.edu by the due date
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Self-Determined Project Guide - This is your "project book" and is required at judgings.
- Self Determined Idea Starters: If you use an idea starter: every idea starter must also include a completed Self-Determined Project Guide click HERE to be taken to the Ohio 4-H website to view/print specific idea starters
- Shooting Sports
- Small Engines
- Sustainability
- Tractor
- Vet Science
- Welding
- Woodworking
- Young Engineers - Includes books: 549 Young Engineers in Space and 550 Young Engineers in Solar Energy