Record Keeping Forms

Record Keeping Forms

General Record Keeping Forms

• Livestock Project Goal Sheet
• 4H 0096 Yearly Summary (Word Version)
• 4H 0096ABasic 4-H Project Record (Word Version)
• 4H 0096BExperienced 4-H Project Record (Word Version)
• 4H 0096CAdvanced 4-H Project Record (Word Version)
• 4H 98Recordkeeping Self-Evaluation

Beef, Meat Goat, Sheep, Swine

• Market Animals
  • Record Worksheet 4H-228JR
  • Project Worksheet 4H-228WS
• Breeding Animals
  • Record Worksheet 4H-229JR
  • Project Worksheet 4H-229WS
• Dairy/Dairy Goat
  • 4H 392 WS Dairy Animal Project Worksheet
  • 4H 393 WS Dairy Animal Lifetime Record
  • 4H 393A WS Dairy Goat Lifetime Record

Cat

• Cat Permanent Record Form
• Cat Expenses

Dog

• Dog Permanent Record Form

Horse & Pony

• 4H 512WS Horse/Pony Worksheet

Pets

• See general forms above

Poultry

• 4-H Poultry Project Worksheet

Rabbit

• 4-H Rabbit Project Worksheet

Other Forms

• Gardening Worksheet

 Record Keeping Evaluation Forms

• Record Keeping Evaluation

Record Keeping Tips:

As you work on your record books, particularly your project sheets, you need to keep in mind the difference between a project and an exhibit.  You enroll in Project areas – Sewing and Needlecrafts, Beef,  Dog, Visual Arts, Photography……  What you take to fair is an exhibit – an outgrowth of what you have learned in your project area.

Projects—A 4H project is an area of emphasis in which a 4H’er enrolls, studies, learns and keeps records. The 4-H 200 lists 34 different  Project areas.  Find them listed here in the 4H 200 publication

Exhibits—A 4H exhibit is an item resulting  from project work that 4H’er has chosen to bring to the fair and have evaluated by a judge.

A project record sheet should cover :

A: What you learned– was it measuring ingredients, how to run the blender, how to use the arc welder, planning a nutritious meal, fitting a calf, comparison shopping, how to shoot a bow, tracking wildlife, programming a robot…

B: The exhibit or exhibits you took to fair —IF you took anything—you may not have  or you may have taken 3 things in that project area.  For example—you exhibited brownies, a pie and a poster with cost comparison.  You do not complete a project sheet for each fair exhibit.