Record Keeping

With the start of the new 4-H year, this is a great time to get your 2011 4-H project records started. And if you haven't already - don't forget to update/complete your records from 2010!

Your record books need: (can be found below or at the 4-H office)ClubReports

  1. Permanent Record
  2. Project Records (animal science, photography, etc.)
  3. Project Supplements (advancement guides, etc.)
  4. Morrow County Tips and Evaluation

 

To help you be successful, here are few ideas to help get your record book done:

  • Start now! The earlier the better!
  • Call our office, (541) 676-9642, for a copy of all the Record Books on a CD!
  • Here are Guidelines for an up-to-date record book.
  • Use this Record Book Calendar to help keep you on track!

 

To begin your record book, everyone needs to complete:
  1. Permanent Record
  2. My 4-H Notes
  3. Project records must also be completed for each project a member does. See the below word documents for a list of what you will need for your specifc project: (if you would like the records in PDF, please click on the links below or call the 4-H office)
For Market Animals (includes beef, sheep, & swine)
Market Animal Record for Intermediates & Seniors 

Breeding Projects
Daily Feed Record (project supplement)
Sow Production Record (project supplement)
Beef Cow Production (project supplement)
Ewe Production Record (project supplement)

Horse Project

Clothing Project

For Foods Project

Photography Project

Expressive Arts Projects


Advancement Guides are not required, but are a great 4-H project resource. Choose your project advancement guide below to include in your record book to work on throughout your project year! (They are a project supplement.)
Dairy - Goat/Cow
Meat Animal - Beef, Sheep, Swine


Still can't find what you are looking for? Try clicking Oregon 4-H projects or OSU 4-H Publications to find more projects online!