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Animal judging – What’s it all about?
Published on August 27, 2014
This series of articles will introduce animal judging – what it is, the life skills it helps youth to develop, where it can take youth and why everyone should try it! -
10 Tips for a better buyer’s letter
Published on July 25, 2014
Practicing good written communications contributes to a successful market livestock project. -
Why do a record book?
Published on April 18, 2014
Record books can provide a large list of benefits for youth. -
Thinking of showing a 4-H animal project this summer? Plan ahead!
Published on January 27, 2014
Now is the time to begin thinking about showing your 4-H animal project at the county fair or other livestock shows. Planning and preparation begins now to learn how to feed, fit and properly take care of your animal. -
4-H Livestock sales and the IRS
Published on December 17, 2013
Funds paid and income received at 4-H livestock auctions are subject to federal tax laws. -
Communicating to a career through 4-H
Published on November 25, 2013
Youth practice communication skills while participating in 4-H. These skills can lead to a major related to communications in college and a career path. -
Animal science and 4-H: From a project to a career
Published on October 11, 2013
Through the many opportunities for youth participating in 4-H animal science projects, 4-H members are in a good position to be exposed to majors in college and careers. -
Have you said “thank you!” lately?
Published on October 7, 2013
Thank-you notes have a purpose in your personal and professional life. -
Non-ownership livestock programs: A great way to engage urban youth!
Published on September 13, 2013
Engaging youth who live in urban areas in non-ownership livestock programs is a great way to expand knowledge of the agriculture industry, develop life skills and spur interest in agriculture. -
Livestock exhibitor communication preparation
Published on July 11, 2013
It’s the time of year again for fairs. Youth livestock exhibitions provide a wonderful opportunity to inform the non-agricultural public about livestock care and production. Prepare youth to answer some questions that they might get at the fair.