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The year Georgia 4-H was started
When was 1904?
The first 3 states to have 4-H programs
What are Georgia, Indiana, and Ohio?
A competition where you learn about animals native to Georgia and practice the skills of a DNR agent
What is wildlife judging?
The 4-H Pledge
What is "I pledge my head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger service, and my health to better living, for my club, my community, my country, and my world"?
The 4-H center with a waterfall and is next to the Appalachian trail head
What is Wahsega 4-H center?
The school superintendent of Newton county who started Georgia 4-H
Who is G.C. Adams?
The first club in Georgia 4-H
What is the Boys Corn Club?
A competition where you learn about tree identification, as well as insect and disease identification for trees
What is forestry judging?
The 4-H motto
What is "To make the best better"?
The 4-H center that is right on the beach
What is Jekyll 4-H center?
The teacher who started 4-H for Black students at Washington Street School
Who is P.D. Johnson
The first Georgia 4-H club for girls
What is the girls canning club?
A competition where you learn about USDA standards for poultry, as well as the poultry industry in Georgia
What is poultry judging?
The 4-H slogan
What is "To learn by doing"?
The 4-H center along the marsh where dolphins swim by
What is Burton 4-H Center on Tybee Island?
The year that girls and Black students got to participate in 4-H
What is 1908?
The true purpose of the Boys Corn Club
What is to teach adult farmers better ways of growing corn?
A competition where you learn about comparison shopping, as well as the importance of cotton as a product.
What is cotton boll and consumer judging?
Georgia 4-H is a part of this college
What is the University of Georgia's College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences?
The 4-H center next to Atlanta Motor Speedway
What is Fortson 4-H center?
The county that first allowed girls to compete in 4-H activities
What is Hancock County?
The reason girls weren't allowed to participate in the Boys Corn Club
What is they weren't expected to work in the field, so they didn't need to learn those skills
A competition where you build a resume of your accomplishments for the year and give an oral presentation to your peers
What is District Project Achievement?
The Hs in 4-H
What are head, heart, hands, and health?
The 4-H center that can house 1,000 people and hosts all of Georgia 4-H's large events
What is Rock Eagle 4-H center?