4-H

Basics

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What are the 4-H colors?

Green and White

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What is the 4-H pledge?

I pledge 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 and my world

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What is the 4-H motto?

To make the best better

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What is the 4-H emblem?

4 Leaf Clover

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What is the 4-H slogan?

Learn by doing

Projects

10

What are the two dairy projects the 4-H offers?

dairy cattle and dairy goats

20

Which animals are not shown at the fair?

Horses, Dogs, and Cats

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What is the Entomology Project?

Catching and displaying different kinds of bugs that you are able to find or catch.

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What project allows you refurbish/decorate a room? 

Home Environment

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What is your favorite animal that comes to show at the fair?

Cattle, Swine, Rabbits, Poultry, Sheep, Goats

History

10

What year was the national 4-H organization formed?

1914

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What was the first club's name?

"The Tomato Club" or "The Corn Growing Club"

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Where was the first 4-H camp held?

Randolph County, West Virginia

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Who wrote the 4-H pledge/motto? 

Otis Hall

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Where did 4-H start?

Clark County, Ohio

Trivia

10

What are cloverbuds?

first or second graders that are not old enough to be in 4-H yet (5-7years of age)

20

Has the emblem for 4-H always been a 4 leaf clover?

No the emblem was a 3 leaf clover until 1924

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How many members must a 4-H club have

at least 5

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What federal agency oversees 4-H?

US Department of Agriculture

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How many 4-Hers are there in the US?

around 6 million in total

Club Meetings

10

Which officer runs the meetings?

President

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How do I begin a motion?

I move...

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Which officer takes notes in the meetings?

Secertary

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Which officer keeps track of the club's money?

Treasurer

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Who is our president?

Allie Blume