Indian River County 4-H Record Books

Objective

The purpose of the 4-H Project or Record Book is to teach youth how to keep accurate records for their projects, to keep a written record of their involvement in their 4-H Club as well as how it has helped them grow as a 4-H participant.

Printing

Clicking on the links below will open a "quick reader" version of the document. In order to print a clear copy you may have to first download the document, then save it to a desired location. Open the document from the saved location to print a clear copy.

Indian River 4-H Record Books for 2023-2024:

The 4-H record books for the 2023-2024 year are ready to be downloaded and used. Please use the files below and contact our Ag & Natural Resources Agent & County Extension Director, Andrea Lazzari, at a.lazzari11@ufl.edu if you have any questions.

Cloverbud Project Book

2023-2024 Indian River County 4-H Cloverbud Project Book

Citrus

Crafting

2023-2024 Indian River County 4-H Crafting Record Book

Horse

All Horse projects must also complete and turn in the 4-H Life Skill Checklist
Senior members must use the 4-H Senior Horse Record Book
Junior and Intermediate members must use the Junior and Intermediate State Horse Record Book
Members completing a Love a Horse Project may use the books from the Brevard County 4-H Horse Program
Members completing a Horsemanship Level Project may use the books from the Brevard County 4-H Horse Program
More information about State Horse Record Books may be found here

Livestock

Pets

4-H Project Summary Reports

Members completing projects that do not fall into the above record book categories may use the following summary reports to record their projects to turn in at the end of the 4-H year for county credit.

All members completing a project summary report must also complete and turn in the 4-H Life Skill Checklist
4-H Junior Project Summary Report
4-H Intermediate Project Summary Report
4-H Senior Project Summary Report