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Episode 33: Do More with Youth in Livestock
In this episode of the 4-H Clover Call, we learn how youth can be provided with additional experiences in their livestock program. Moderator Christie Jacob (Parke County 4-H Educator) and panelists Jenna Bushong (Montgomery County 4-H member and Junior Livestock Board Member), Abby Morgan (Montgomery County 4-H Educator), and Alicia Criswell (Wayne County 4-H Educator), talk about methods that enable youth who are
interested in livestock to have additional leadership skills and serve as positive role models for others in the program.
The discussion includes methods that each county has utilized to provide these leadership opportunities, including a Montgomery County 4-H Junior Livestock Board and Wayne County 4-H Livestock Ambassador Program. Overviews of the Livestock Career Development Events and Livestock Skill-a-Thons are also provided.
Additional information about Indiana 4-H is available at: https://extension.purdue.edu/4-H/index.html.
Chapters:
1. 0:00-1:55 Introductions
2. 1:55-6:48 Leadership opportunities available to youth in livestock - Montgomery County 4-H Junior Livestock Board
3. 6:48-7:45 Skills developed as youth participate in these leadership opportunities
4. 7:45-9:39 Follow-up and assessment of leadership experiences
5. 9:39-12:01 Description of Wayne County 4-H Livestock Ambassador Program
6. 12:01-13:36 Training provided for youth to serve as a Livestock Ambassador
7. 13:36-15:47 Goals for Livestock Ambassadors
8. 15:48-17:10 Additional Wayne County activities led by livestock Ambassadors
9. 17:10-19:20 Jenna's experience on the Junior Livestock Board
10. 19:20-25:38 Overview of Career Development Events related to livestock
11. 252:38-29:10 Description of Livestock Skill-a-Thon
12. 29:10-33:33 Jenna's experience of participating in livestock judging and Skill-a-Thon
13. 33:33-35:06 Conclusion
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In this episode of the 4-H Clover Call, we learn how youth can be provided with additional experiences in their livestock program. Moderator Christie Jacob (Parke County 4-H Educator) and panelists Jenna Bushong (Montgomery County 4-H member and Junior Livestock Board Member), Abby Morgan (Montgomery County 4-H Educator), and Alicia Criswell (Wayne County 4-H Educator), talk about methods that enable youth who are
interested in livestock to have additional leadership skills and serve as positive role models for others in the program.
The discussion includes methods that each county has utilized to provide these leadership opportunities, including a Montgomery County 4-H Junior Livestock Board and Wayne County 4-H Livestock Ambassador Program. Overviews of the Livestock Career Development Events and Livestock Skill-a-Thons are also provided.
Additional information about Indiana 4-H is available at: https://extension.purdue.edu/4-H/index.html.
Chapters:
1. 0:00-1:55 Introductions
2. 1:55-6:48 Leadership opportunities available to youth in livestock - Montgomery County 4-H Junior Livestock Board
3. 6:48-7:45 Skills developed as youth participate in these leadership opportunities
4. 7:45-9:39 Follow-up and assessment of leadership experiences
5. 9:39-12:01 Description of Wayne County 4-H Livestock Ambassador Program
6. 12:01-13:36 Training provided for youth to serve as a Livestock Ambassador
7. 13:36-15:47 Goals for Livestock Ambassadors
8. 15:48-17:10 Additional Wayne County activities led by livestock Ambassadors
9. 17:10-19:20 Jenna's experience on the Junior Livestock Board
10. 19:20-25:38 Overview of Career Development Events related to livestock
11. 252:38-29:10 Description of Livestock Skill-a-Thon
12. 29:10-33:33 Jenna's experience of participating in livestock judging and Skill-a-Thon
13. 33:33-35:06 Conclusion