Cornell Cooperative Extension

Chenango County
Pastured poultry at Quinn's Irish Hill Farm, Freeville NY.
Image by Sandy Repp

4-H Birds & Poultry Project

Lamsquarters

4-H Goat Project

riders & horses, Chenango County 4-H, Sept. 2014

4-H Horse Project

Sheep grazing, from the Cornell Sheep Program website
Image by Cornell Sheep Program

4-H Sheep Project

Pigs in a field
Image by Nicholas Erwin, flickr.com

4-H Swine Project

4-H Animal Projects

Visit the links below and at left for resources on Animal Projects for your chosen species, project record forms, and other information about participating in a 4-H Animal Project with the Chenango County 4-H Program.

Beef cattle at Polyface Farm, Va.

4-H Beef Project

Check here to learn more about beef and livestock.

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Pastured poultry at Quinn's Irish Hill Farm, Freeville NY.

4-H Birds & Poultry Project

Click here to find information about 4-H Birds and Poultry Project.

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Horses at Willowbrook Farm; horse

4-H Horse Project

Learn more about the 4-H Horse Project.

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Pigs in a field

4-H Swine Project

Visit this page to find information about the 4-H Swine Project.

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Contact

Craig Brown
Association Executive Director
cbrown@cornell.edu
(607) 334-5841

Last updated May 20, 2023

4-H Animal Projects

Project Record Sheet

4-H members work hard to participate in and complete their chosen projects.  The Project Record Sheet gives the 4-H Member an opportunity to show their leaders what they have learned and provides a written analysis of the steps taken to complete their work. 

Animal Record Sheets are listed on each species page. Visit this link to download the Unregistered and Non-Ownership Animal Certificates.

Please complete your record sheets and return them to Craig by September 15th to receive recognition for your completed project at our annual 4-H Achievement Day!

Member Portfolio

The Member Portfolio is another important 4-H record used to compile a member's complete project work for the current 4-H year. This record is key in applying for and receiving county-wide awards and awards trips.

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