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What about 4-H?

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Robert E. Savage, Cooperative Extension, Modoc County

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California Agriculture 42(2):6-7.

Published March 01, 1988

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Modoc Countv's 4-H re-enrollment began declining inihe early 1980s from a 20-year average of 70 percent to 59 percent in 1983. Since the percentage of return membership reflects the degree to which the 4-H program is meeting clientele needs, re-enrollment is the major indicator of the program's quality. To learn why youth remain in, or leave, 4-H in Modoc County, I conducted a study over a three-year period, 1984-86.

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The author thanks William Moyles for his help in designing the survey and Marc Braverman for help in analyzing the data.

What about 4-H?

Robert E. Savage
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What about 4-H?

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Authors

Robert E. Savage, Cooperative Extension, Modoc County

Publication Information

California Agriculture 42(2):6-7.

Published March 01, 1988

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Modoc Countv's 4-H re-enrollment began declining inihe early 1980s from a 20-year average of 70 percent to 59 percent in 1983. Since the percentage of return membership reflects the degree to which the 4-H program is meeting clientele needs, re-enrollment is the major indicator of the program's quality. To learn why youth remain in, or leave, 4-H in Modoc County, I conducted a study over a three-year period, 1984-86.

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Author notes

The author thanks William Moyles for his help in designing the survey and Marc Braverman for help in analyzing the data.


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