Why you should do a 4-H Record Book??

Your record book is a personal journal used to keep track of all meetings, activities and fun you will have with your 4-H project. Record keeping in 4-H teaches valuable life skills and is an important part of completing each project. Record books help members set goals, keep track of activities, record events, track project costs, and a whole lot more! When you submit a record book your record book is first competing with other Hays County 4-H record books. If you win in your division, then you can move on to District or even State Competition!!

You can find lots of information here https://texas4-h.tamu.edu/recordbooks/

Hays County will have a record book training on May 25th at 6pm at the Extension Office. Mark your calendars!

Record Books are due June 20th to the Hays County Extension Office

4-H Record Books

• Help to teach record keeping

• Are a requirement to apply for Wimberley 4-H scholarships!

• Members are recognized at the Hays County End of Year Banquet that submit a record book

• Make applying for college easier! Just look back at your 4-H Record Books for all your leadership, community service, and other records!