4-H facts
What is the ages 4-H is for?
5-18 yrs old
What year was the first 4-H clubs formed?
1902
What as the names of the first 4-H clubs?
"The tomato club" and "Corn Growing club"
What are the youngest members of 4-H called?
Cloverbuds
What are the 4-H colors?
Green and white
4-H is open to who?
EVERYONE!
How many young people does 4-H today reach?
7 million
What is the Land Grant University in ND?
North Dakota State University
What state did the first 4-H clubs start in?
Minnesota
What color stands for purity and wholeness?
White
What is the list of business items to be discussed at a meeting called?
Agenda
How many countries is 4-H found in?
50
A formal proposal by a member of a club that the club take a certain action or make a decision.
What is a motion?
If you were in a swine club , what animal would you raise?
A Pig.
What color represents nature, life, growth, and creativity?
Green
Where is the National 4-H Center located?
Maryland
What H was not the original 3 Hs?
Health
What group of projects contains archery and air rifle?
Shooting sports.
Officer that records minutes for the club meeting?
Secretary.
What project has to do with cooking and baking?
Foods and Nutrition
Who is the 4-H Agent for Nelson County?
Traci Lagein
What was the year that the last H was added to the clover?
1908
A group of youth leaders who promote 4-H and support the program at a county or state level.
Who are Ambassadors?
What is the project agrea currently involving the most 4-H youth in the U.S.?
Animal Science
"Learning by doing"