Learn more about who we are The Arizona 4-H Youth Gardening program has been established through the University of Arizona College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and is administered through the Maricopa County office of the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension. Arizona 4-H Youth Gardening Faculty, Staff & Volunteers The Arizona 4-H Youth Gardening Program is administered by University of Arizona faculty, staff and a large cadre of dedicated volunteers. --State Coordinator:

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