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The 4H Animal Science Record is an essential document for 4H members to track their progress in animal science projects. By properly completing this record, users can ensure an organized approach to their learning experience. This guide will provide clear and concise instructions on how to effectively fill out the form online.

Follow the steps to complete your 4H Animal Science Record.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your preferred digital editor.
2. Fill in the 'Type of Animal' section by selecting the appropriate animal category, such as beef, sheep, or rabbit, as applicable to your project.
3. Complete the personal information fields, including your name, address, city, zip code, club name, year in 4H, current grade in school, birth date, county, and leader's name.
4. Indicate the year you are involved in this project and record the starting date of your project as well as the completion date.
5. In the 'Things I Hope To Do and Learn In This Project This Year' section, write down your goals for the year. Make sure to provide clear and specific aspirations.
6. Describe the activities you participated in to reach these goals in the section labeled 'Things I Did This Year To Reach My Goals In This Project, Who Helped Me and How They Helped Me.' Include relevant club, county, and state activities.
7. Outline your objectives for the following year in the section 'Things I Hope To Do Next Year In This Project.'
8. Make a project review by ensuring you and your leader have discussed and completed the records. Have your leader provide comments and sign off on the record.
9. For the financial summary, fill out the monthly expenses, income, and calculate total expenses and income for the year. Record all figures accurately.
10. Once complete, review your form for any errors, save your changes, and consider downloading or sharing your completed record, to maintain an accessible copy.

Start filling out your 4H Animal Science Record online today to keep track of your progress and experiences!