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All 4-H clubs should read and have a working knowledge of the General 4-H Policies as well as the Project Requirements dealing with their specific project area(s). The General 4-H Policies include (but are not limited to): General 4-H Guidelines & History of 4-H; Project Exhibitor Rules; Cloverbuds; Fund Raising & Treasury; Across County Lines; Thank You Contest, 4-H Camp, Queen Contest, Fair Booth & Beautification, Charter Application, Volunteer Information & Application, Club How To's, Demonstration & Illustrated Talks, Fair & Pre-Fair Schedules, Community Service, Health & Safety Speaking, Creative Writing, Verse & News Reporting, Still Projects, Group Projects, and Small Animal Projects- including Pet Rabbits. |
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Scioto County 4-H Horse Project Requirements Includes: Rules, Regulations and forms for Horses, as well as Fair Overnight Application. Please be sure to read Sections A - Q of the General 4-H Policies for further guidelines and information relating to horse projects. |
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Scioto County 4-H Livestock Project Requirements Includes: Rules, Regulations and forms for Livestock Animals (Breeding, Market and Other), as well as Showman of Showmen Contest, Skillathon, Carcass and Scrapie information. Please be sure to read the General 4-H Policies for further guidelines and information. |
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Includes:
Rules, Regulations and forms for Dog Projects.
Please
be sure to read the General 4-H Policies for further
guidelines and information. |
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Includes:
Rules, Regulations and forms for Food and Nutrition and
Clothing Projects.
Please
be sure to read the General 4-H Policies for further
guidelines and information. |
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Updated: January 2007