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
Need Ideas for a 4-H Booth - The theme is "I pledge my head to clearer thinking"?
Q. The theme is "I pledge my head to clearer thinking". I need some ideas for our 4-H booth. Something unique because there will probably be 20 booths with light bulbs and think bubbles. Any ideas??
Asked by 4-H Advisor - Fri Jul 18 10:05:16 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you should focus on ; knowledge is power and how everyone vote count'S, cleaner world by helping to help the environment, how mistake'S can be prevented if your mind can think outside the box. i hope this helps' u some in leading to focus on today and future issue and not to make the same mistake from the past.GOODLUCK^^^
Answered by PEBBLES - Sat Jul 26 00:30:30 2008
Q. The theme is "I pledge my head to clearer thinking". I need some ideas for our 4-H booth. Something unique because there will probably be 20 booths with light bulbs and think bubbles. Any ideas??
Asked by 4-H Advisor - Fri Jul 18 10:05:16 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you should focus on ; knowledge is power and how everyone vote count'S, cleaner world by helping to help the environment, how mistake'S can be prevented if your mind can think outside the box. i hope this helps' u some in leading to focus on today and future issue and not to make the same mistake from the past.GOODLUCK^^^
Answered by PEBBLES - Sat Jul 26 00:30:30 2008
How does 4-H club look on a college resume?
Q. I'm looking to join clubs that would look good for college. How would it look if I joined a local 4-H club?
Asked by Bintu - Mon Sep 7 16:58:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have some meaningful involvement in your club (hold offices, win awards, etc.), then it will look fine.
Answered by Sue - Tue Sep 8 16:53:07 2009
Q. I'm looking to join clubs that would look good for college. How would it look if I joined a local 4-H club?
Asked by Bintu - Mon Sep 7 16:58:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have some meaningful involvement in your club (hold offices, win awards, etc.), then it will look fine.
Answered by Sue - Tue Sep 8 16:53:07 2009
What European countries can you go to woth the 4-H Exchange Program?
Q. I live in Virginia and I was wondering if you could go to Greece, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands or Switzerland through the 4-H Exchange program. I was going to go to Japan but i prefer to go somewhere with less people.
Asked by Yay! - Sat Jan 19 12:23:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, I found this site, I hope it helps,
Answered by Tanju - Mon Jan 21 07:50:40 2008
Q. I live in Virginia and I was wondering if you could go to Greece, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands or Switzerland through the 4-H Exchange program. I was going to go to Japan but i prefer to go somewhere with less people.
Asked by Yay! - Sat Jan 19 12:23:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, I found this site, I hope it helps,
Answered by Tanju - Mon Jan 21 07:50:40 2008
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 Archaeopteryx - 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 Archaeopteryx - Mon Jul 21 23:22:23 2008
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 do you do in 4-h clubs that are about horses?
Q. I am thinking about joining Range Riders which is a 4-h club about horses in IL. I just want to know what you do and stuff.
Asked by iluvmymercedes - Tue Aug 18 18:59:07 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The focus of 4-H is "To Make The Best Better". In a horse oriented 4-H group, you learn horse management, horsemanship skills, and horse science. In horse 4-H groups there are usually unmounted meetings and mounted meetings. The meetings vary(crafts, lessons, trail rides, Christmas parties, etc.) usually always are they fun filled and a learning experience. 4-H is also a great way to meet knowledgeable horse people and friends that could help you throughout your horse life. To sum it up, 4-H is something that you should take advantage of.
Answered by jonniebgood0419 - Thu Aug 20 14:15:18 2009
Q. I am thinking about joining Range Riders which is a 4-h club about horses in IL. I just want to know what you do and stuff.
Asked by iluvmymercedes - Tue Aug 18 18:59:07 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The focus of 4-H is "To Make The Best Better". In a horse oriented 4-H group, you learn horse management, horsemanship skills, and horse science. In horse 4-H groups there are usually unmounted meetings and mounted meetings. The meetings vary(crafts, lessons, trail rides, Christmas parties, etc.) usually always are they fun filled and a learning experience. 4-H is also a great way to meet knowledgeable horse people and friends that could help you throughout your horse life. To sum it up, 4-H is something that you should take advantage of.
Answered by jonniebgood0419 - Thu Aug 20 14:15:18 2009
my daughter has to bake cookies for 4-h? no websites please. What can she make that would be different?
Q. My daughter is in 4-H. She has to make cookies for the cookie contest. My oldest daughter made butterscotch chip cookies 4 years ago. Any ideas for something different, but good! ideas or recipes no websites. WoW ThAnKS to EvErYoNE! so many ideas. I think we will make the one with crushed oreos since she likes oreos!
Asked by mjennings_cot - Sun Feb 8 15:28:59 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i have an idea mke a normal cookie mix and then put crushed oreos in it then bake them
Answered by Ashley D - Sun Feb 8 15:33:39 2009
Q. My daughter is in 4-H. She has to make cookies for the cookie contest. My oldest daughter made butterscotch chip cookies 4 years ago. Any ideas for something different, but good! ideas or recipes no websites. WoW ThAnKS to EvErYoNE! so many ideas. I think we will make the one with crushed oreos since she likes oreos!
Asked by mjennings_cot - Sun Feb 8 15:28:59 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i have an idea mke a normal cookie mix and then put crushed oreos in it then bake them
Answered by Ashley D - Sun Feb 8 15:33:39 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 Carly - 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 Carly - Sun Feb 8 14:24:43 2009
Are martingales commonly allowed to be used at a small 4-H open show?
Q. My friend wants to ride her horse in a martingale (training fork martingale, to be exact) at a small open show to support our local 4-H.
Asked by aqhaprincess111 - Mon May 4 19:03:57 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. in my 4H handbook it says any kind of martingale is prohibited. but tell your friend to check with her 4H rulebook.
Answered by Golden Bear - Mon May 4 20:02:01 2009
Q. My friend wants to ride her horse in a martingale (training fork martingale, to be exact) at a small open show to support our local 4-H.
Asked by aqhaprincess111 - Mon May 4 19:03:57 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. in my 4H handbook it says any kind of martingale is prohibited. but tell your friend to check with her 4H rulebook.
Answered by Golden Bear - Mon May 4 20:02:01 2009
What are you favorite pony club or 4-H activities?
Q. Hi, our club just got a new DC so I'm helping to brainstorm ideas for us to do. What have been some of your favorite activities that you've done with your pony club of 4-H group that are fun and educational, like for unmounted or mounted clinics? Thanks
Asked by I Ride - Mon Jan 4 11:44:15 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For unmounted, we've had a great hands on anatomy lesson at a local college's facility. Lots of bones, cross sections, and even a few organs to be looked at, felt, etc. We've also had guest speakers from places such as the master of a local fox hunt, a farrier and a hay farmer. For part of quiz practices, we have pony club members teach subjects to the other kids. Even the little kids can come up with a presentation on a simple topic (like horse colors or markings, or what's in a grooming kit). Anything else that the kids can practice themselves is good, such as bandaging, longeing, etc. For mounted we have regular lessons, cross country practices, games practices, and a couple of trail rides per year. Our kids are a pretty friendly… [cont.]
Answered by Driver - Mon Jan 4 21:57:09 2010
Q. Hi, our club just got a new DC so I'm helping to brainstorm ideas for us to do. What have been some of your favorite activities that you've done with your pony club of 4-H group that are fun and educational, like for unmounted or mounted clinics? Thanks
Asked by I Ride - Mon Jan 4 11:44:15 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For unmounted, we've had a great hands on anatomy lesson at a local college's facility. Lots of bones, cross sections, and even a few organs to be looked at, felt, etc. We've also had guest speakers from places such as the master of a local fox hunt, a farrier and a hay farmer. For part of quiz practices, we have pony club members teach subjects to the other kids. Even the little kids can come up with a presentation on a simple topic (like horse colors or markings, or what's in a grooming kit). Anything else that the kids can practice themselves is good, such as bandaging, longeing, etc. For mounted we have regular lessons, cross country practices, games practices, and a couple of trail rides per year. Our kids are a pretty friendly… [cont.]
Answered by Driver - Mon Jan 4 21:57:09 2010
How to find a horse to use for 4-h?
Q. I just started 4-H but i cant find a horse to use. How do u find a horse to use. I dont want to buy one but lease one or use one for free. I have never done this before. Thanks :D :D :D
Asked by Morgan Crazy Horse Lover :) - Fri Oct 9 19:44:42 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, make sure of the rules in your district/state. Where I am, 4-Hers must own or lease the horse they use (or it must be owned by an immediate family member). Registration or grade papers must be provided as proof of that status. You aren't allowed to borrow a horse or ride a school horse. When I was doing it (I aged out several years back), leasing wasn't even allowed--the horse had to be owned by the 4-H member or an immediate family member, and it had to have been owned by that person since at least May 1st (the shows were in June/July). If you have no access to a horse right now and aren't sure where to find one, chances are you need to start by taking lessons on school horses. Find a barn and sign up for lessons. Most barns have… [cont.]
Answered by LopeSlow - Fri Oct 9 20:07:27 2009
Q. I just started 4-H but i cant find a horse to use. How do u find a horse to use. I dont want to buy one but lease one or use one for free. I have never done this before. Thanks :D :D :D
Asked by Morgan Crazy Horse Lover :) - Fri Oct 9 19:44:42 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, make sure of the rules in your district/state. Where I am, 4-Hers must own or lease the horse they use (or it must be owned by an immediate family member). Registration or grade papers must be provided as proof of that status. You aren't allowed to borrow a horse or ride a school horse. When I was doing it (I aged out several years back), leasing wasn't even allowed--the horse had to be owned by the 4-H member or an immediate family member, and it had to have been owned by that person since at least May 1st (the shows were in June/July). If you have no access to a horse right now and aren't sure where to find one, chances are you need to start by taking lessons on school horses. Find a barn and sign up for lessons. Most barns have… [cont.]
Answered by LopeSlow - Fri Oct 9 20:07:27 2009
i need help on deciding on a project for FFA and 4-H?
Q. i cant decide on what kind of project to do for ffa and 4-h. i want to either grow or raising something. . . like poultry- nothing to big. also, something that is going to be marketable/profitable. nothing to unusual. i have looked at sugar beets, wheat, chickens, guinea hens, turkeys, sweet corn, rutabagas, potatoes. where am i going to sell this item? i live in a fairly small town. 10,000 people more or less. has to be something that will grow in mn either underground or in the cold/winter. possibly something that can be planted in the spring...ya you can add that too. just need alot of ideas.
Asked by k_erdahl - Wed Nov 15 11:54:48 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You included some details but not sure how much area you have to work with. In our county, chickens have had the largest profit margin, provided you have an animal auction at the end of your co fair (tell your politians to bid at the auction). Another big $ maker has been sweet corn, yeah you have to harvest it EARLY in the morning (sometimes before sunrise), that's usually when the sugars are the highest and it lasts longer, sweeter, and customers LOVE great sweet corn!! You could set up a stand and sell corn- excellent experience in planting, marketing, and customer relations with your community. A few locals here started with an acre now are growing 10 acres due to demand! Good Luck!!
Answered by nvradullmowmnt - Wed Nov 15 17:43:25 2006
Q. i cant decide on what kind of project to do for ffa and 4-h. i want to either grow or raising something. . . like poultry- nothing to big. also, something that is going to be marketable/profitable. nothing to unusual. i have looked at sugar beets, wheat, chickens, guinea hens, turkeys, sweet corn, rutabagas, potatoes. where am i going to sell this item? i live in a fairly small town. 10,000 people more or less. has to be something that will grow in mn either underground or in the cold/winter. possibly something that can be planted in the spring...ya you can add that too. just need alot of ideas.
Asked by k_erdahl - Wed Nov 15 11:54:48 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You included some details but not sure how much area you have to work with. In our county, chickens have had the largest profit margin, provided you have an animal auction at the end of your co fair (tell your politians to bid at the auction). Another big $ maker has been sweet corn, yeah you have to harvest it EARLY in the morning (sometimes before sunrise), that's usually when the sugars are the highest and it lasts longer, sweeter, and customers LOVE great sweet corn!! You could set up a stand and sell corn- excellent experience in planting, marketing, and customer relations with your community. A few locals here started with an acre now are growing 10 acres due to demand! Good Luck!!
Answered by nvradullmowmnt - Wed Nov 15 17:43:25 2006
What does a 4-h secratary, treasurer and press reporter do?
Q. We are going to have a 4-h club soon (horses...yay!) And I wanted to know what I should run for... treasurer, press reporter, secratary, etc... but I'm not sure what each of them do excatly... what else is there to run for?
Asked by Jellybean - Thu Jan 21 13:44:00 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. secretary is the person who takes notes on the meeting minutes, on the topics, upcoming events, etc. they also may report on other stuff. the treasurer's job is to keep track of the club's funds. clubs do fundraisers and stuff to make money, and then spend money for arena rentals, clinics, etc. the treasurer will also keep track of the budget. the reporter(s) will report to the club on secondary meetings or activities, and take pictures at all the club events. they may also write articles or small segments for the club website, newsletter, facebook page, or whatever the club uses to pass out information. there's also president (they're in charge and run the meetings basically) and vice president. my club has a VP for Education,… [cont.]
Answered by Live2Ride - Thu Jan 21 14:58:57 2010
Q. We are going to have a 4-h club soon (horses...yay!) And I wanted to know what I should run for... treasurer, press reporter, secratary, etc... but I'm not sure what each of them do excatly... what else is there to run for?
Asked by Jellybean - Thu Jan 21 13:44:00 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. secretary is the person who takes notes on the meeting minutes, on the topics, upcoming events, etc. they also may report on other stuff. the treasurer's job is to keep track of the club's funds. clubs do fundraisers and stuff to make money, and then spend money for arena rentals, clinics, etc. the treasurer will also keep track of the budget. the reporter(s) will report to the club on secondary meetings or activities, and take pictures at all the club events. they may also write articles or small segments for the club website, newsletter, facebook page, or whatever the club uses to pass out information. there's also president (they're in charge and run the meetings basically) and vice president. my club has a VP for Education,… [cont.]
Answered by Live2Ride - Thu Jan 21 14:58:57 2010
what would be a good theme with 4-h????????
Q. me and my friend are in 4-h and we will have a pin or stall type thing that has to have a theme that inculdes 4-h( example - don't live your live in a bouble join 4-h) we used that last year. please help!! its less then a week away!!!
Asked by fergie - Mon Jul 9 10:58:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about a "green" theme? Save the planet with recycling and composting. "Join 4-H to help keep it green"
Answered by nanad - Mon Jul 9 15:25:41 2007
Q. me and my friend are in 4-h and we will have a pin or stall type thing that has to have a theme that inculdes 4-h( example - don't live your live in a bouble join 4-h) we used that last year. please help!! its less then a week away!!!
Asked by fergie - Mon Jul 9 10:58:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about a "green" theme? Save the planet with recycling and composting. "Join 4-H to help keep it green"
Answered by nanad - Mon Jul 9 15:25:41 2007
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 Morgan Crazy Horse Lover :) - 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 Morgan Crazy Horse Lover :) - 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
What do I need to know about raising pigs and cattle for 4-H?
Q. I am new to the whole 4-h thing and my friend and I decided we wanted to raise and show swine and cattle. Were both 17 and seniors in high school and I know the age limit for 4-H is 18... so do we even have enough time? Second of all, do we have to get the pigs and cows as baby's? Are there certain breeds that are and aren't allowed? It would be awesome if there was someone that could just message me and inform me about all of this. Thanks =]
Asked by Mary - Thu Sep 3 20:38:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been in 4-H for the past 9 years (I'm 17 now) & I've raised a pig in 4-H for 6 years. You normally get piglets around April & the fair on our county is in late July, early August. When raising an animal for 4-H, help from parents is very limited because you're supposed to do most of it yourself. I've always had a blast doing it & I find it very easy.
Answered by iluvfonzi - Fri Sep 4 11:45:39 2009
Q. I am new to the whole 4-h thing and my friend and I decided we wanted to raise and show swine and cattle. Were both 17 and seniors in high school and I know the age limit for 4-H is 18... so do we even have enough time? Second of all, do we have to get the pigs and cows as baby's? Are there certain breeds that are and aren't allowed? It would be awesome if there was someone that could just message me and inform me about all of this. Thanks =]
Asked by Mary - Thu Sep 3 20:38:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been in 4-H for the past 9 years (I'm 17 now) & I've raised a pig in 4-H for 6 years. You normally get piglets around April & the fair on our county is in late July, early August. When raising an animal for 4-H, help from parents is very limited because you're supposed to do most of it yourself. I've always had a blast doing it & I find it very easy.
Answered by iluvfonzi - Fri Sep 4 11:45:39 2009
What are some examples of 4-H activities, I need to apply for a scholarship but was never in a 4-H club?
Q. you don't have to be a member just have some of the activites.
Asked by livelife - Thu Jul 23 18:56:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you were never a part of 4H and you are applying for a 4H scholarship, you will not get the scholarship.
Answered by Suddenly Human - Thu Jul 23 19:00:09 2009
Q. you don't have to be a member just have some of the activites.
Asked by livelife - Thu Jul 23 18:56:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you were never a part of 4H and you are applying for a 4H scholarship, you will not get the scholarship.
Answered by Suddenly Human - Thu Jul 23 19:00:09 2009
What's the best animal to take to take to the fair in your first year of 4-H?
Q. I am looking to join a 4-H club this year. I'm in Ohio. Last year I signed up for 4-H, but I couldn't get the animal I signed up for originally and I has to drop out. Can you please recommend some easy-to-take-care-of, calm, and small animals I can take to the county fair? Thanks a bunch! (BTW: I have a 2-acre yard)
Asked by __A_YAHOO_USER__ - Fri Apr 3 15:05:59 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Guinea pigs and rabbits are fun (I have both) I also do goats and chickens 4-H. Goats are small animals and so are chickens. You have to live in a rural, country area, though. It is illegal to have them in the city. Remember, Are you getting them just so you can do 4-H? Or are you going to be commited to taking care of them always?
Answered by helpz (: - Fri Apr 3 15:41:24 2009
Q. I am looking to join a 4-H club this year. I'm in Ohio. Last year I signed up for 4-H, but I couldn't get the animal I signed up for originally and I has to drop out. Can you please recommend some easy-to-take-care-of, calm, and small animals I can take to the county fair? Thanks a bunch! (BTW: I have a 2-acre yard)
Asked by __A_YAHOO_USER__ - Fri Apr 3 15:05:59 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Guinea pigs and rabbits are fun (I have both) I also do goats and chickens 4-H. Goats are small animals and so are chickens. You have to live in a rural, country area, though. It is illegal to have them in the city. Remember, Are you getting them just so you can do 4-H? Or are you going to be commited to taking care of them always?
Answered by helpz (: - Fri Apr 3 15:41:24 2009
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