4-H Livestock 4-H Livestock Recordbook Recordbook

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In the 4-H Pledge, the third “H” stands for…

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Hands ...

“We pledge our hands to larger service.”

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For young people, the best approach for developing

leadership is?

a. Classroom

b. Hands On

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b. Hands OnReference: Journal of Extension

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Repeat the 4-H Motto.

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To Make the Best Better

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We could do a better job of teaching 4-H’ers about:

a. Life skillsb. Accepting responsibilityc. Career Opportunities

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Career Opportunities

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The 4-H Pledge was adopted in:

a. 1914b.1907c. 1927

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c. 1927

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The time when most record books are

completed?

a. The night before they are due.b. All year long.

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Duh.

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2-200Name three reasons why 4-H’ers should keep

records.

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b2a

•Learn how to organize themselves; •Learn how to set reasonable goals for themselves; •Appreciate what they've learned each year from the goals they reached; •Recognize what they learned in their 4-H projects; •Explain what they've learned; •Keep track of costs of their projects; •Gather information needed to apply for awards and scholarships; •Complete applications and resumes for jobs and college; •And yes, also meet requirements to participate in some county, state, or national 4-H events.

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Name three skills 4-H members are learning because of record

keeping?

2-300A1 - 100•To set goals for myself

•Knowledge of my project•How to keep records of important information •How to organize myself•What I am interested in•To try something new•To understand my strengths and weaknesses•How to finish something I started•To feel good about myself•To follow directions

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2-400This section of the record book provides youth with the opportunity to tell what

experiences they had and what they learned with their project

during the year.

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4-H Story

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2-500This financial measurement helps the 4-H’er to know how much

money his/her horse project is costing.

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Project Expenses including purchasing the horse, feed,

equipment, health and maintenance

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3-1001 - 100Name 3 new horse

project activities? (Something new or not commonly known by leaders or members.)

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Good Job

(Many Answers)

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A competition where contestants evaluate the

confirmation of the horse and skill of the rider.

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Horse Judging Contest

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Location where 4-H State Contests are held each year.

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Utah State University

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3-400A 4-H activity where the 4-H’er has an

opportunity to demonstrate what he/she learned?

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4-H State and County

Demonstration Contests

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A system used to maintain order in a club meeting.

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Parliamentary Procedure

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Goals a 4-H’er with an equine project might be

expected to have…

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Good Job!!

(Many answers)

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4-200In a Financial Statement Cash, Savings, Equipment, Tack,

Horse(s) are known as? While money owed, feed bills not

paid, and loans are known as?

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Assets and Liabilities

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4-300Income and Expenses recorded over a period of time are recorded in a(n)

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Income Statement

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4-400Income sources for youth with horse projects could

include…

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Horse Training, premiums, etc.

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4-500Horse maintenance and health are important to any 4-H horse project. Youth need to record vaccinations, treatments, and

maintenance. Name three things 4-H’ers should record in their

animal health and maintenance record?

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Dosages, timing, who administered the treatment, vaccine or medication, shoeing, date, problem or practice, etc.

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Describe how a horse is measured?

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hands

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Name three gaits of a horse

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Name five standard

colors of a horse.

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Name 5 major parts of a saddle

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Demonstrate the proper method of approaching a

tied horse.

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What is the difference between an bridle and a

halter.

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In the 4-H Pledge, the four H’s stand for?

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HeadHeart HandHealth

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Name at least two famous Americans who were once

4-H’ers?

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Roy Rogers, John Denver, Dolly Parton, Alan Shepard, Don Meredith, Tom Wopat, Charley Pride, Orville Redenbacher and Reba McIntyre

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Who can you work with to set up a good record

keeping system?

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Extension Agent, 4-H worker, 4-H leader.

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In 1907 or 1908, the first emblem used nationally was designed by

O. H. Benson as a three-leaf clover. What were the three H’s

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Head, Heart, Hand

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6-500The estimated number of horses used for pleasure

and work in Utah is:a. b.c.

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$1,000,000

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The category is Carcass

Write down how much you want to wager.

Right before the fair, you decide to inject your steer with a drug that will make him more tame. You win grand champion, but later

everyone finds that you cheated. List at least 3 people that will be hurt by your bad choice.

All family members, other exhibitors, the people who

bought your animal, the 4-H agent, the Fair manager, 4-H

adult volunteers, the consumer. (Many correct answers.)