Ongoing research

Multi-State 4-H Youth Retention Study (YRS): Page

Project Background

Despite the prevalence of first-year 4-H member dropout, there is limited research focused on understanding the specific experiences of first-year youth that contribute to dropping out. One area that has received attention is the influence of parents.
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Multi-State 4-H Youth Retention Study (YRS): Page

Presentations

Parental Expectations and Volunteer Engagement: Results from a Multi-State Youth Retention Study. Research Seminar to be presented at National Extension Conference on Volunteerism (May 2023). Rodriguez, M., McElprang, M., Franks, M., Miller, J.C. Hensley, S.T., Pracht, D.
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Multi-State 4-H Youth Retention Study (YRS): Page

Resources

Posters What Was the Best Part? Expectations Experience in 4-H Joining 4-H Other Information What Did We Miss? What Would You Change? Why Youth Leave 4-H www.facebook.com/4HYRS 4h_youth_retention_study Characteristics of Successful Youth Fact Sheet.
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Multi-State 4-H Youth Retention Study (YRS): Page

Project Accomplishments

As a result of the study efforts to date, weve had multiple outputs, such as conference presentations, papers, materials, and awards and recognitions.
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Multi-State 4-H Youth Retention Study (YRS): Page

States & Staff Involvement

We are an approved Multi-State Research project through NIMSS. Our project title is Understanding Recruitment and Retention in the 4-H Club Program and its official project number is W1023.
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Airblast Spray Advisor: Page

Inputs

Target Crop: The default is citrus. As of November 2021, only citrus tree model was available in the model. Mean Tree/Row Height: This is the average height of trees or row measured from the ground. The model assumes that the upper spray nozzles are adjusted to tree or row height.
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Outputs

Application Rate: This is the total spray volume applied over the application area (first text field) and the corresponding percentage (second text field). Increasing sprayer travel speed reduces this volume.
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