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Record books

Keeping records is a crucial piece of being a 4-H member. It also instills excellent record keeping skills for your future careers and hobbies.

All 4-H youth need to fill out a record book that relates to their project. There are also species-specific advancements. You should strive to complete multiple advancements throughout the year.

* Please see Livestock Project Resources on the Projects webpage for Market Animal forms. (below Horse Resources)

Record book documents from state 4-H

Record books

All records needed for record keeping of all 4-H projects.

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Record book resources

4-H Publication/Record Book Order Form

4-H Publication/Record Book order form. Please order only the necessary books and forms for currently enrolled members. Updated in 2024.

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4-H Record Book Guidelines

An invaluable resource for 4-H members, leaders and parents containing instructions and tips on creating a 4-H Record Book.

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My 4-H Records - Record Book Cover

Record book covers printed on beige cardstock can be picked up free from the Extension Office or printed at home. Printing on card stock or heavy bond paper is recommended. Green, heavy-duty 4-H record book binders are available for $4.

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Record Book first page cover sheet

First page of the record book (cover sheet with Name, 4-H Project Year, Address, and Club).

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