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FY2011
Tennessee 4-H Project Enrollment/Participation
| Communication/Public
Speaking |
114,984 |
| Nutrition/Health/Fitness |
66,780 |
| Electric |
56,111 |
| Line
and Design |
50,430 |
| Citizenship |
46,399 |
| Exploring
4-H |
40,862 |
| Environmental Science/Conservation |
27,235 |
| Horse |
23,415 |
| Food Science |
21,738 |
| Companion Animals |
19,988 |
| Photography |
17,963 |
| Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries |
16,600 |
| Leadership/Personal Development |
12,288 |
| Consumer Education/Economics |
11,569 |
| Computer
and Technology |
9,811 |
| Performing Arts/Recreation |
7,828 |
| Beef |
7,304 |
| Engineering/Safety Science |
6,726 |
| Veterinary
Science |
6,284 |
| Poultry |
5,865 |
| Dairy |
5,245 |
| Sheep |
4,191 |
| Swine |
4,054 |
| Goat |
3,773 |
| Horticulture/Garden |
3,139 |
| Plant Science |
3,050 |
| Entomology |
1,782 |
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FY2011
4-H Membership Facts & Figures
Of
the 194,574 4-H members in Tennessee:
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60.9%
lived in towns under 10,000 and open country |
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17.3%
lived in towns and cities of 10,000 - 50,000 |
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10.5% lived in central cities of more than 50,000 |
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8.3%
lived on farms |
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2.9%
lived in suburbs or cities of more than 50,000 |
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|
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50.0%
were female |
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50.0%
were male |
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86.4%
were White |
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12.0%
were Africian-American |
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1.0%
were Asian/Pacific Islanders |
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0.6%
were American Indian or Alaskan Native |
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|
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95.6% were Non-Hispanic |
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4.4% were Hispanic |
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35.0%
were 5th- and 6th-graders |
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23.0%
were 4th-graders |
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17.0%
were 7th- and 8th-graders |
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15.0% were kindergarten through 3rd-graders |
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5.5% were 9th- through 12th-graders |
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4.0%
were other (not in school, special needs, etc.) |
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FY2011
4-H Camping Facts & Figures
Of
the 15,154 4-H members participating in camping programs in Tennessee:
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52.0%
were female |
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48.0%
were male |
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FY2011
4-H Volunteer Facts & Figures
Of
the 7,439 4-H volunteers in Tennessee:
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83.7%
were adults |
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16.3%
were older 4-H members |
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|
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68.0%
were female |
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32.0%
were male |
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