4-H Basics
The ages of 4-H members
What are 5-18 years old?
In 1905-1914 4-H clubs were started in nearly all states... (True or False)
What is True?
Officer that runs the Club meetings.
Who is the 4-H President?
Where you bring your projects to be judged.
What is the Fair?
Baby Goat.
What is a "Kid"?
These are the colors of 4-H
What is Green and White?
Our county office which was created by the Smith-Lever Act in 1914 that created all Cooperative Extension System at USDA.
What is the Garfield County Extension Office?
Officer that takes notes and writes minutes for the meeting
Who is the 4-H Secretary?
3 animal projects in 4-H
What is Hogs, Lambs, Steers?
These can drool about 10 to 45 gallons of saliva a day and yield 2,500 gallons of milk each year.
What is Dairy Cows?
"To Make The Best Better"
What is the 4-H Motto?
In 1911, O.H. Benson suggested adding this 4th "H".
What is "Hustle"?
A.B Graham started a youth program in Clark County, Ohio in 1902 called "The Tomato Club".
Who is the founder of 4-H?
Group of projects that contains archery and air rifle.
What is shooting sports?
Ruminant animals, such as steers and sheep, have 4 of these.
What are stomachs?
"Learning by Doing"
What is the 4-H Slogan?
Our Extension Office is run by this Land-Grant University.
What is WSU? Washington State University
Jessie Field Shambaugh developed this with an H on each leaf in 1910 and this was the beginning of being called 4-H clubs.
What is a 4 leaf clover? or the 4-H emblem
One supply you need to have to show a steer.
What is: halter, show stick, brushes?
It is physically impossible for a pig to do this.
What is look up in the sky?
The 1st H in the 4-H pledge, also 4-H members pledge this H to clearer thinking.
What is "Head"?
The 4 "H's" that were developed in 1924 to signify a youth organization that promoted "hands-on" learning.
What is "Head, Heart, Hands & Health"?
Dolly Parton, Luke Bryan, Reba McEntire are all this.
Who are 4-H Alumni?
Most popular 4-H project in Washington State?
The gestation period of this animal is easily remembered as 3 months, 3 weeks and 3 days.
What is a hog (pig)?