The Indiana 4-H Clover Call podcast is designed to share information about the people and programs that make the Indiana 4-H Youth Development Program such an important part of our communities! We welcome youth and adult 4-H Volunteers, 4-H youth and their families, Extension Professionals, and any others who are interested in providing positive opportunities for youth. Thank you for your interest in learning more about Indiana 4-H!
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 (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
12 May 2023
Episode 32: Drones in 4-H
Purdue Extension Educators Adam Tyler (Fountain County) and Bill Decker (Madison County) have a conversation about the use of Drones in the
Indiana 4-H Youth Development Program. Drones have multiple applications for use with youth that can benefit them throughout their lives, including new and emerging, high-paying professions. Bill shares a number of examples and resources that relate to drones throughout the podcast. He also provides a vision for how drones can be incorporated into 4-H (and beyond) in the future!
Bill Decker can be reached at: 765-641-9514, wdecker@purdue.edu (mailto:wdecker@purdue.edu)
Mark Carter (also referenced in the podcast) can be reached at: 765-348-3213, carte264@purdue.edu (mailto:carte264@purdue.edu)
Additional information about Indiana 4-H is available at: https://extension.purdue.edu/4-H/index.html (https://extension.purdue.edu/4-H/index.html).
31 Mar 2023
Episode #31 Indiana 4-H Clover Call - 4-H Camps
Episode 31: 4-H Camps
4-H Camps are great experiences for youth in grades 3-6. Camps are located in various facilities across the State of Indiana. Older 4-H members will serve as Camp Counselors. 4-H Educators and other approved 4-H Volunteers serve as adult chaperones and ensure the programming goes smoothly. In this podcast,
4-H Educators Christie Jacob (Parke County), Liz Beiersdorfer (Dearborn County), and Caren Crum (Clinton County) lead the discussion about their camp experiences.
If you would like to know more about 4-H Camp opportunities in your area, please reach out to the 4-H Extension Educator in your County’s Purdue Extension Office (https://extension.purdue.edu/about/county-office.html).
Additional information about Indiana 4-H is available at: https://extension.purdue.edu/4-H/index.html (https://extension.purdue.edu/4-H/index.html)
Chapters:
0:00-1:22 Welcome and introductions
1:22-1:56 Caren’s description of 4-H Camp at Camp Tecumseh
1:56-2:30 Liz’s description of Area 1 at Camp Higher Ground
2:30-3:00 Christie’s description of West Central Camp Association at Shakamak State Park
3:00-5:10 Description of overall camp experiences
5:10-6:10 Additional information that is available regarding 4-H Camps
6:10-9:44 Food and housing arrangements at 4-H Camps
9:44-13:11 Staffing and activities at 4-H Camps
13:11-15:45 4-H Camp Counselor training and roles
15:45-17:40 4-H Camp Counselor skills developed
17:40-19:50 Qualifications for a 4-H Camp Counselor
19:50-20:59 Conclusion
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