History
The number of years we are celebrating the Achievement Days this summer
What is 75?
This project area involves showing livestock with a show stick in a show ring
What is Beef?
4H colors
What is green and white?
This project area can be shown as a Pen of 3 at the Achievement Days
What is Swine?
This leader is a teacher at the Charter Oak-Ute School
Who is Jessi?
The number of youth involved in 4H today
What is 6 Million?
*will take range of 5 million to 7 million*
The project area that includes using a digital device to capture an image
What is Photography?
4H emblem
What is a green four-leaf clover with 4 white H's?
The project area that includes showing ducks, chickens, and other birds
What is Poultry?
This leader is known for their needle work
Who is Shirleen?
The year the four-leaf clover was established as the 4H emblem
When is 1908?
The project area that includes projects such as Share the Fun, Working Exhibits, Pride of Iowa, and Extemporaneous Speaking
What is Communication?
The 4 H's
What is Head, Heart, Hands, and Health?
This project area includes the projects of $20 Challenge, Clothing Selection, and Fashion Review
What is Clothing and Fashion?
This leader delivers the mail in rural Charter Oak
Who is Deb?
The year 4H was established
When is 1902?
This project area includes fruits, vegetables, flowers, and plants
What is Horticulture?
4H 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"?
This project area includes designing and improving one's own home
What is Home Improvement?
This leader is a farmer and former bus driver
Who is Freddie?
The State 4H was established first in
Where is Ohio?
This project area is about Crop Production
What is Agronomy?
4H Motto
What is "To Make The Best Better"?
This project area includes creating clothing and other accessories with fabric and thread
What is Sewing and Needle Arts?
This leader is the newest employee at the Charter Oak-Ute School
Who is Fred?