How can I get health papers on ducks we hatch to be used for 4-H projects?
Q. My stepmom is trying to raise ducks to help my daughter with her 4-H projects. But they need to have health papers. How do we get these. If anyone can help me that would be great! We live in Ohio if that makes any difference.
Asked by just asking... - Thu May 22 23:30:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The vet does not have to be a specialist or an avian vet. A regular vet is perfectly capable of treating birds. Trust me, I know for sure. He just has to be willing to do it, some do not like to treat birds or poultry. If one turns you down, call another one. You will need the vet to check out the ducks, and he will fill out a health certificate for you. Please read my profile.
Answered by MamaSmurf - Fri May 23 15:07:21 2008
Q. My stepmom is trying to raise ducks to help my daughter with her 4-H projects. But they need to have health papers. How do we get these. If anyone can help me that would be great! We live in Ohio if that makes any difference.
Asked by just asking... - Thu May 22 23:30:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The vet does not have to be a specialist or an avian vet. A regular vet is perfectly capable of treating birds. Trust me, I know for sure. He just has to be willing to do it, some do not like to treat birds or poultry. If one turns you down, call another one. You will need the vet to check out the ducks, and he will fill out a health certificate for you. Please read my profile.
Answered by MamaSmurf - Fri May 23 15:07:21 2008
How do i raise a 4-H chicken or turkey if i do not live on a farm?
Q. Hi, Yes i am indeed wanting to show a chicken or turkey at my 4-H show this year but the only problem is i do not live on a farm and i live in a neighborhood. Would i be better off owning a few ducks in my backyard? Because i Do have a fairly nice sized pond?? please help me. Ki8900 you have been very usefull and i would like to thank you.
Asked by Logan R - Wed Feb 11 20:02:48 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would try to first check out the city zoning laws. You would be surprised but many cities are fine with owning a few hens. Roosters are, however, often not an option. I would recommend a few hens instead of ducks, they are incredibly messy! If you want help raising urban chickens there is lots available. = a great urban hen coop = backyard poultry magazine and are both city chicken websites. I was a 4-H poultry leader for years - you will love it!
Answered by farmfresh - Sun Feb 15 10:48:08 2009
Q. Hi, Yes i am indeed wanting to show a chicken or turkey at my 4-H show this year but the only problem is i do not live on a farm and i live in a neighborhood. Would i be better off owning a few ducks in my backyard? Because i Do have a fairly nice sized pond?? please help me. Ki8900 you have been very usefull and i would like to thank you.
Asked by Logan R - Wed Feb 11 20:02:48 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would try to first check out the city zoning laws. You would be surprised but many cities are fine with owning a few hens. Roosters are, however, often not an option. I would recommend a few hens instead of ducks, they are incredibly messy! If you want help raising urban chickens there is lots available. = a great urban hen coop = backyard poultry magazine and are both city chicken websites. I was a 4-H poultry leader for years - you will love it!
Answered by farmfresh - Sun Feb 15 10:48:08 2009
How to Raise Champion Turkeys for 4-H or Pleasure?
Q. I want to start raising Turkeys for pleasure. My friend is going to join the 4-H and I told her she can use my turkeys to show if she doesn't sell them to slaughter. I think it would be fun to have Turkeys. We've decided on Bronze Turkeys. The chicks at the feed store are really expensive, so I need to know how to do this the right way.
Asked by Elizabeth T - Mon Jul 21 05:48:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have a turkey you should keep the turkey in some type of turkey or chicken coop. Here you can place bedding inside of a small shed or barn to keep the turkeys warm from the winter months. You can also place some heat lamps inside of the shed or barn to keep them extra warm. The bedding will also help to keep them from freezing to death during the colder months. You can give them different types of bird seed and other things to keep them healthy, active and happy. You should also give them plenty of fresh water on a daily basis. Unfortunately, they can't be housetrained, but can be taught to come when they're called. Turkeys can get somewhat large; about the size of a large dog. They are not known for biting, only when they feel… [cont.]
Answered by Bird of Paradise - Mon Jul 21 23:22:23 2008
Q. I want to start raising Turkeys for pleasure. My friend is going to join the 4-H and I told her she can use my turkeys to show if she doesn't sell them to slaughter. I think it would be fun to have Turkeys. We've decided on Bronze Turkeys. The chicks at the feed store are really expensive, so I need to know how to do this the right way.
Asked by Elizabeth T - Mon Jul 21 05:48:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have a turkey you should keep the turkey in some type of turkey or chicken coop. Here you can place bedding inside of a small shed or barn to keep the turkeys warm from the winter months. You can also place some heat lamps inside of the shed or barn to keep them extra warm. The bedding will also help to keep them from freezing to death during the colder months. You can give them different types of bird seed and other things to keep them healthy, active and happy. You should also give them plenty of fresh water on a daily basis. Unfortunately, they can't be housetrained, but can be taught to come when they're called. Turkeys can get somewhat large; about the size of a large dog. They are not known for biting, only when they feel… [cont.]
Answered by Bird of Paradise - Mon Jul 21 23:22:23 2008
How much are the black steer you show at 4-H fairgrounds??
Q. I would really like to show a steer at the 4-H grounds. But don't know how much they are..Could you please help me?!?
Asked by Torie H - Thu Apr 24 12:04:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Ok first of all you just don't go buy a steer and take it off to fairgrounds to show it, you start from the beginning. You need to go and buy a Angus steer calf which will run you between $350.00 and $1,000.00 in US dollars. calf needs to be seen by vet. this calf will only be a couple of months old. for the next 9 months or so you will spend every waking minute with this calf training it to show at fair time. which means getting up at about 4 am to feed and brush and curry calf, and after all of that you need to clean stall. over time calf will grow fro about 300 pounds to way over 2000 pounds when it is time to go to fair you will be judged against all other in area and our proudest moment will be when some restaurant in area buys your… [cont.]
Answered by Pamela - Thu Apr 24 12:53:42 2008
Q. I would really like to show a steer at the 4-H grounds. But don't know how much they are..Could you please help me?!?
Asked by Torie H - Thu Apr 24 12:04:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Ok first of all you just don't go buy a steer and take it off to fairgrounds to show it, you start from the beginning. You need to go and buy a Angus steer calf which will run you between $350.00 and $1,000.00 in US dollars. calf needs to be seen by vet. this calf will only be a couple of months old. for the next 9 months or so you will spend every waking minute with this calf training it to show at fair time. which means getting up at about 4 am to feed and brush and curry calf, and after all of that you need to clean stall. over time calf will grow fro about 300 pounds to way over 2000 pounds when it is time to go to fair you will be judged against all other in area and our proudest moment will be when some restaurant in area buys your… [cont.]
Answered by Pamela - Thu Apr 24 12:53:42 2008
4-H - Any ideas for youth service projects?
Q. I've recently taken over a 4-H club and would like to incorporate more community type service. We have made valentines for Veterans, and collected canned food for the food bank. Any other out of the box ideas? Thanks! Sorry, I posted twice under different title.
Asked by ewema - Thu Sep 21 12:10:01 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Finally, a question that is right up my alley! First have the kids brainstorm. They must have a buy in for the activity to be meaningful. Where do they see needs? Spead a newspaper on the floor and have the kids stand around looking at it to get ideas of things which need to be done. Have them write to local organizations ( a template letter is fine) and explain your group and ages, ask if they have any projects coming up in the next 2 years which could use their services. Once your club has selected the projects it wants to work on , forward the other responses to your County club or office so other clubs can get involved to. Also, we look at the pledge and try to do at least one service project in each area: club, community,… [cont.]
Answered by bizime - Thu Sep 21 23:05:10 2006
Q. I've recently taken over a 4-H club and would like to incorporate more community type service. We have made valentines for Veterans, and collected canned food for the food bank. Any other out of the box ideas? Thanks! Sorry, I posted twice under different title.
Asked by ewema - Thu Sep 21 12:10:01 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Finally, a question that is right up my alley! First have the kids brainstorm. They must have a buy in for the activity to be meaningful. Where do they see needs? Spead a newspaper on the floor and have the kids stand around looking at it to get ideas of things which need to be done. Have them write to local organizations ( a template letter is fine) and explain your group and ages, ask if they have any projects coming up in the next 2 years which could use their services. Once your club has selected the projects it wants to work on , forward the other responses to your County club or office so other clubs can get involved to. Also, we look at the pledge and try to do at least one service project in each area: club, community,… [cont.]
Answered by bizime - Thu Sep 21 23:05:10 2006
Does anyone know how to fill out or put together a 4-H swine book?
Q. I am a first year 4-H member and have no idea how to fill out the book or put it together. I would like to know how thanks!
Asked by do_i_want_2_know_who_u_r_2_me - Sun Sep 17 19:29:14 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your 4-H Swine leaders should be helping you do so. There is junior and senior leaders as well as the adult who is in charge of that department You should call them up and make arrangments to met up to go through the process. At the same time when going to next 4-H meeting, when they ask if any new business, ask if there can be a notian to have a clinic for newly and continuing 4-H'ers to go over record books. I have 2 sets of record books extremly thick since I was in 4-H for 9 years. I showed horses though. But I was a member of other things we did like arts, cooking and all that too. It does get confusing and all. But once you get started, you pretty much get the hang of it. I only know the horse part on filling it out and all that. [cont.]
Answered by Mutchkin - Mon Sep 18 00:31:23 2006
Q. I am a first year 4-H member and have no idea how to fill out the book or put it together. I would like to know how thanks!
Asked by do_i_want_2_know_who_u_r_2_me - Sun Sep 17 19:29:14 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your 4-H Swine leaders should be helping you do so. There is junior and senior leaders as well as the adult who is in charge of that department You should call them up and make arrangments to met up to go through the process. At the same time when going to next 4-H meeting, when they ask if any new business, ask if there can be a notian to have a clinic for newly and continuing 4-H'ers to go over record books. I have 2 sets of record books extremly thick since I was in 4-H for 9 years. I showed horses though. But I was a member of other things we did like arts, cooking and all that too. It does get confusing and all. But once you get started, you pretty much get the hang of it. I only know the horse part on filling it out and all that. [cont.]
Answered by Mutchkin - Mon Sep 18 00:31:23 2006
What do you have to do do to start showing cows for 4-H?
Q. I live in wi what are some of the rules and stipulations on showing cows for school/4-H?
Asked by Ammie - Sat Sep 12 15:29:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get in to 4-h p.s its fun
Answered by pigeonman2010 - Sat Sep 12 23:34:23 2009
Q. I live in wi what are some of the rules and stipulations on showing cows for school/4-H?
Asked by Ammie - Sat Sep 12 15:29:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get in to 4-h p.s its fun
Answered by pigeonman2010 - Sat Sep 12 23:34:23 2009
What food should I make for 4-H to take to the fair?
Q. I am in a horse club in 4-H and not many people know about the food project so what kinds of things can I make to take to the fair? I know that they can't be refrigerated but not really anything else so yeah.
Asked by hellogoodbye :D - Sun Feb 8 14:19:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. make some horse shaped cookies or something along those lines. it will be cute and you dont have to refrigerate (:
Answered by C - Sun Feb 8 14:24:43 2009
Q. I am in a horse club in 4-H and not many people know about the food project so what kinds of things can I make to take to the fair? I know that they can't be refrigerated but not really anything else so yeah.
Asked by hellogoodbye :D - Sun Feb 8 14:19:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. make some horse shaped cookies or something along those lines. it will be cute and you dont have to refrigerate (:
Answered by C - Sun Feb 8 14:24:43 2009
What Would be a Good Topic for a Veterinary Science 4-H poster?
Q. I need to do a poster for the 4-H fair, but I don't know what topic I should do. I need something that would be interesting and something that people should know. Last year I did a poster on "People Foods: Are They Safe for Dogs?" and I got Grand Champion on it! I want to have a really good topic like that one, and one that is just as interesting. :)
Asked by Lil' Cowgirl - Mon Jul 5 17:30:18 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I need to do a poster for the 4-H fair, but I don't know what topic I should do. I need something that would be interesting and something that people should know. Last year I did a poster on "People Foods: Are They Safe for Dogs?" and I got Grand Champion on it! I want to have a really good topic like that one, and one that is just as interesting. :)
Asked by Lil' Cowgirl - Mon Jul 5 17:30:18 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
What to put on my chinchilla project for 4-H?
Q. I'm doing a chinchilla project for exploring animals in 4-H. So far I have my intro, and a diagram showing a beige chin with arrows showing each part of it's body and what it's for. What else should I add?
Asked by animalluver!!! - Wed Jul 22 16:33:15 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would definitely do good bit about their history. Here are a few links that should help. One tells about where they are in the wild, the other tells how we came to have chinchillas in the US today. Wikipedia isn't normally my first choice for information, but this article is pretty accurate. Here is an excellent link to M.F. Chapman's story on how chinchillas came to be in the US: I would also include a color wheel, or maybe pictures of the different colors of chinchillas. If you go to post what you are doing a project for, and ask for pictures - I'm sure you'll have them in every color, shape, and size for your presentation. I would definitely mention what a proper diet is, but please be sure that you are correct in… [cont.]
Answered by tuneses - Sat Jul 25 11:18:21 2009
Q. I'm doing a chinchilla project for exploring animals in 4-H. So far I have my intro, and a diagram showing a beige chin with arrows showing each part of it's body and what it's for. What else should I add?
Asked by animalluver!!! - Wed Jul 22 16:33:15 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would definitely do good bit about their history. Here are a few links that should help. One tells about where they are in the wild, the other tells how we came to have chinchillas in the US today. Wikipedia isn't normally my first choice for information, but this article is pretty accurate. Here is an excellent link to M.F. Chapman's story on how chinchillas came to be in the US: I would also include a color wheel, or maybe pictures of the different colors of chinchillas. If you go to post what you are doing a project for, and ask for pictures - I'm sure you'll have them in every color, shape, and size for your presentation. I would definitely mention what a proper diet is, but please be sure that you are correct in… [cont.]
Answered by tuneses - Sat Jul 25 11:18:21 2009
What's a snack that I could make for a 4-H project?
Q. I'm doing this project for 4-H where I have to create and pretend to market a snack mix or snack item. I have got no clue what to do. Any suggestions on an easy, judge-pleasing snack food?
Asked by Liv :) - Sun Apr 26 17:59:30 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I'm doing this project for 4-H where I have to create and pretend to market a snack mix or snack item. I have got no clue what to do. Any suggestions on an easy, judge-pleasing snack food?
Asked by Liv :) - Sun Apr 26 17:59:30 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
what is the difference between 4-h and pony club, if there is one?
Q. i haven't done anything like this, but i would like to start getting more involved with horsepoeple and horse activitys, so could you please tell me what the difference is between 4-H, and a pony club? if there is one.
Asked by Aly - Fri Oct 10 17:38:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no difference, pony club is just that where you have pony registered same as you do with dogs and cats register them with dog and cat clubs. 4H is a county or state club you join to show your pony go to 4h.com and read up on it. You don't have to join either if you don't want to.
Answered by Pamela - Fri Oct 10 17:44:03 2008
Q. i haven't done anything like this, but i would like to start getting more involved with horsepoeple and horse activitys, so could you please tell me what the difference is between 4-H, and a pony club? if there is one.
Asked by Aly - Fri Oct 10 17:38:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no difference, pony club is just that where you have pony registered same as you do with dogs and cats register them with dog and cat clubs. 4H is a county or state club you join to show your pony go to 4h.com and read up on it. You don't have to join either if you don't want to.
Answered by Pamela - Fri Oct 10 17:44:03 2008
I have to do a Horse 4-H demonstration & don't have lots of time. Ideas, anybody?
Q. I'm in the local Horse 4-H club, and I have to do a demonstraion to the 4-H Extension Office on Tuesday (5 days away). I'm in the [individual] Seinor Class, so my presentation has to be 10-20 minutes long; 15 is perfect. I CAN bring real horses and do the demonstration outside in the parking lot, but I'd rather do something that I can demonstrate inside a building. Does anybody have any ideas?
Asked by Nissan - Fri Jun 13 00:06:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do a demonstration on cleaning tack XD. How to wash blankets, bits, etc, etc etc. It's easy and effective. It'll get the point acrost and you can ramble about it as long as you want The Proper Care and Maintanace of Tack. Print out some pictures of tack getting older, etc how to clean it, etc, give demonstration on how to clean it, etc... That's what I'd try (i'm used to doing 4-h projects in 2 days >.> on the fly... or the night before achievement days lol) Anyway, definately just work on how to tell what tack is broken, dirty, how often to clean, what chemicals work, do an overall evaluation of chemicals, how to clean blankets, etc, how to replace any old leather, etc, name of leather care people, etc and why it is safe and… [cont.]
Answered by Karen z - Fri Jun 13 01:07:01 2008
Q. I'm in the local Horse 4-H club, and I have to do a demonstraion to the 4-H Extension Office on Tuesday (5 days away). I'm in the [individual] Seinor Class, so my presentation has to be 10-20 minutes long; 15 is perfect. I CAN bring real horses and do the demonstration outside in the parking lot, but I'd rather do something that I can demonstrate inside a building. Does anybody have any ideas?
Asked by Nissan - Fri Jun 13 00:06:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do a demonstration on cleaning tack XD. How to wash blankets, bits, etc, etc etc. It's easy and effective. It'll get the point acrost and you can ramble about it as long as you want The Proper Care and Maintanace of Tack. Print out some pictures of tack getting older, etc how to clean it, etc, give demonstration on how to clean it, etc... That's what I'd try (i'm used to doing 4-h projects in 2 days >.> on the fly... or the night before achievement days lol) Anyway, definately just work on how to tell what tack is broken, dirty, how often to clean, what chemicals work, do an overall evaluation of chemicals, how to clean blankets, etc, how to replace any old leather, etc, name of leather care people, etc and why it is safe and… [cont.]
Answered by Karen z - Fri Jun 13 01:07:01 2008
What do you have to do to show a guinea pig in 4-H?
Q. Also, what is the criteria for a guinea pig to 4-H? and Im not in 4-H now, but I would like to be so how would I go about signing up?
Asked by Cassidy - Sun May 30 15:52:51 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Also, what is the criteria for a guinea pig to 4-H? and Im not in 4-H now, but I would like to be so how would I go about signing up?
Asked by Cassidy - Sun May 30 15:52:51 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How much does 4-H cost, and do you have to have your own horse, or do they provide one???
Q. I am interested in joining 4-H with horses. Do you have to have your own horse??? How much does it cost???
Asked by Maroon 5 Freak - Thu Jul 31 14:13:06 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Where I am from 4-H is free to participate. Obviously you will incur expenses for gas, horse care, equipment etc. 4-H is much more than horses though check out 4-h.org to find out more. You can lease a horse to participate in 4-H or start out in the horseless horse program. Get green!
Answered by Jennifer O - Thu Jul 31 17:41:45 2008
Q. I am interested in joining 4-H with horses. Do you have to have your own horse??? How much does it cost???
Asked by Maroon 5 Freak - Thu Jul 31 14:13:06 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Where I am from 4-H is free to participate. Obviously you will incur expenses for gas, horse care, equipment etc. 4-H is much more than horses though check out 4-h.org to find out more. You can lease a horse to participate in 4-H or start out in the horseless horse program. Get green!
Answered by Jennifer O - Thu Jul 31 17:41:45 2008
How do you show a rabbit in 4-h ?
Q. This is my first year in my county 4-H and i just wanted to know a little bit more information on everything i should know, and what to expect.
Asked by cheerchick - Sun Jan 11 13:51:33 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best thing to do to learn how to show a rabbit for 4H is to find someone in your county that has already done it. Is there someone in your 4H group that can mentor you? Ask your adult advisor to hook you up with someone who has more rabbit experience. it is hard to tell you what you will need to know as each county does their rabbit show differently. If you can't get help in your club then contact your 4H extension agent and have them help you find someone. You can go to the ARBA website and request a copy of the showmanship list that ARBA follows. I have been an advisor for 10 years, I hope you will be able to find someone to help you and that you can practice with. If not please email me privately and I will try and help.
Answered by kuunoita - Mon Jan 12 00:12:54 2009
Q. This is my first year in my county 4-H and i just wanted to know a little bit more information on everything i should know, and what to expect.
Asked by cheerchick - Sun Jan 11 13:51:33 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best thing to do to learn how to show a rabbit for 4H is to find someone in your county that has already done it. Is there someone in your 4H group that can mentor you? Ask your adult advisor to hook you up with someone who has more rabbit experience. it is hard to tell you what you will need to know as each county does their rabbit show differently. If you can't get help in your club then contact your 4H extension agent and have them help you find someone. You can go to the ARBA website and request a copy of the showmanship list that ARBA follows. I have been an advisor for 10 years, I hope you will be able to find someone to help you and that you can practice with. If not please email me privately and I will try and help.
Answered by kuunoita - Mon Jan 12 00:12:54 2009
A car ' s odometer reads 22 687 km at the start of a trip and 22 791 km at the end . The trip took 4 h . What ?
Q. A car ' s odometer reads 22 687 km at the start of a trip and 22 791 km at the end . The trip took 4 h . What was the car ' s average speed in kilometers per hour ? In meters per second ?
Asked by DD - Wed Sep 24 16:47:19 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 22791-22687 = 104 km driven in 4 hours 104/4 = 26 km/hour average 104*1000=104,000meters 4*3600=14,000 seconds 104,000/14,400 = 7.222 m/s average
Answered by SmartA$$ - Wed Sep 24 16:54:13 2008
Q. A car ' s odometer reads 22 687 km at the start of a trip and 22 791 km at the end . The trip took 4 h . What was the car ' s average speed in kilometers per hour ? In meters per second ?
Asked by DD - Wed Sep 24 16:47:19 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 22791-22687 = 104 km driven in 4 hours 104/4 = 26 km/hour average 104*1000=104,000meters 4*3600=14,000 seconds 104,000/14,400 = 7.222 m/s average
Answered by SmartA$$ - Wed Sep 24 16:54:13 2008
What questions will a judge ask me in senior 4-h rabbit showmanship?
Q. Im in 4-h and my show is a few days away and i want to know what questions they will ask me! Or what i should know! TIPS PLZ!!!
Asked by -Hayley- - Tue Aug 17 20:26:13 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. stuff..
Answered by CHEESEMASTER - Tue Aug 17 20:35:07 2010
Q. Im in 4-h and my show is a few days away and i want to know what questions they will ask me! Or what i should know! TIPS PLZ!!!
Asked by -Hayley- - Tue Aug 17 20:26:13 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. stuff..
Answered by CHEESEMASTER - Tue Aug 17 20:35:07 2010
Looking for a 4-H club to pen pal with in Canada anyone know any?
Q. Hello, I'm a 4-H leader in Pennsylvania and our club is looking to pen pal with another 4-H club in another country preferable in Canada. Our club would write one letter a month. If anyone knows where I could get in contact with another club could you please let me know. Thank you!
Asked by jessielynn2322 - Tue Feb 24 11:18:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am from Canada and Im in 4-H :}
Answered by Chris - Tue Feb 24 11:21:30 2009
Q. Hello, I'm a 4-H leader in Pennsylvania and our club is looking to pen pal with another 4-H club in another country preferable in Canada. Our club would write one letter a month. If anyone knows where I could get in contact with another club could you please let me know. Thank you!
Asked by jessielynn2322 - Tue Feb 24 11:18:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am from Canada and Im in 4-H :}
Answered by Chris - Tue Feb 24 11:21:30 2009
Does a dairy goat have to be registered to show in 4-H?
Q. I am in 4-H and just started dairy goats. I plan on showing next year at the county fair. I would like to show LaManchas. How old should a doe be for show? How should she be clipped? Do they need papers? Any videos pics or tips will help. Thanks
Asked by Julie - Wed Jul 28 12:32:24 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Papers aren't necesary. Does can be on bottles, as long as they are trained to walk so they can be shown. Clipped evenly. Ask your 4H leader for names of other, more experienced showers.
Answered by saaanen - Wed Jul 28 15:12:42 2010
Q. I am in 4-H and just started dairy goats. I plan on showing next year at the county fair. I would like to show LaManchas. How old should a doe be for show? How should she be clipped? Do they need papers? Any videos pics or tips will help. Thanks
Asked by Julie - Wed Jul 28 12:32:24 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Papers aren't necesary. Does can be on bottles, as long as they are trained to walk so they can be shown. Clipped evenly. Ask your 4H leader for names of other, more experienced showers.
Answered by saaanen - Wed Jul 28 15:12:42 2010
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