California 4-H State Field Day
State Field Day Registration Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I check in for State Field Day ▼ ▲
You will receive an email closer to the date of State Field Day with arrival and parking directions that will let you know where to go.
Why is there a $15 fee to participate in the contests? ▼ ▲
There is a $15 flat fee for each 4-H member that is participating in any in person contest. 4-H members may sign up for as many contests as they plan to participate in for the one fee. The fee helps cover facilities, certificates, pins, awards, supplies, printing, and lunch. If a member is unable to pay, submit a Request for Fee Waiver Form to 4hsfd@ucanr.edu.
Will there be food provided? ▼
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Lunch is preorder only within registration. If you are not interested in the box lunch please feel free to bring your own lunch from home.
Lunch prices are as follows:
- Adult Spectators: $22
- Youth Spectators and Primary Participants: $10
- Youth Contest Participants: Included in $15 registration fees
- State Field Day event volunteers and evaluators: complimentary
Will there be food trucks again this year where I can purchase food? ▼ ▲
There will be no food trucks available on site this year at State Field Day. Please plan ahead by preordering boxed lunch in registration or bringing in your own lunch from home.
How will I get my certificate and award? ▼ ▲
After State Field Day contests are tabulated, all participants will receive an email that award results have been posted to the State Field Day website. The certificates and awards will be mailed to your county office for distribution.
When can I find out how I placed in a contest? ▼ ▲
Placement results will be posted online on this website after State Field Day.
Who do I contact if I have questions about my registration? ▼
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Registration system questions: anrprogramsupport@ucanr.edu
General State Field Day questions: 4hsfd@ucanr.edu
Can I bring my pet to State Field Day? ▼ ▲
Please only bring service animals or animals used specfically for presentations at State Field Day. Animals used for presentations must be approved before State Field Day begins and should only be out during the presentation and then be put away. Animals should not be in common areas or out and about. Please don't bring your pets