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U.S. Congress House of Representatives. 2015. “A presentation by National 4-H Conference participants concerning the future of agriculture in the U.S.” http://purl.fdlp.gov/GPO/gpo58913

Ulrich, Allen L. 1971. “Developing new junior leaders”. Journal of Extension 9(1): 22-26. https://archives.joe.org/joe/1971spring/1971-1-a3.pdf

Ulrich, Allen L. 1968. “An analysis of 4-H member evaluation in Ohio”. Master's thesis, Ohio State University.

Umscheid, (Jr.), Sylvester C. (Bill). 1991. “Factors affecting agents' involvement of volunteers in Cooperative Extension”. Doctoral diss., Cornell University.

Umscheid, Sylvester C. 1969. “The life history as a predictor of leadership”. Master's thesis, University of Maryland.

Underwood, Michael Anthony. 1997. “An evaluation of a training center which provides educational and vocational aid to underprivileged children”. Doctoral diss., Saint Louis University.

Underwood, Jr., James R. 2001. “Exploring the world through Geology: Harold E. Jones and 4-H geology in Kansas, 1968-1977”. Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science 104(Oct 2001): 199-211. doi: 10.1660/0022-8443(2001)104[0199:ETWTGH]2.0.CO;2

University of Maryland. 1988. “4-H advisory committee survey”

University of Missouri. 1936. “Brief report of boys' and girls' 4-H club work in Missouri and some research studies”

University of Missouri. 1926. “Suggestions on conducting boys' and girls' 4-H club camps in Missouri”

University of Nebraska. 1979. “Summary of 1979 Nebraska study conducted to provide the basis for a 4-H mission statement”

University of Tennessee. 1953. “Factors for successful club work: A guide for county extension agents”

USDA, and NASULGC [National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges]. 1935. “Recommended policies governing 4-H club work: Findings and recommendations”. U.S. Dept Agri Extension Service, Stencil No. 9577.

USDA. 1968. “A People and a Spirit: Report of the Joint USDA-NASULGC Study Committee on the Cooperative Extension Service”

USDA. 1963. “A survey of urban 4-H club work in the U.S.”. Extension Circular.

USDA. 1982. “Management and organizational technologies of Chinese rural youth programs: A scientific exchange of rural youth programs between the U.S.A. and the People's Republic of China”

USDA. 2001. “Prepared and engaged youth serving America's communities: National 4-H impact assessment Project” https://4h.ucanr.edu/files/13698.pdf

USDA. 1965. “Impact--New dimensions in land-grant system and their impact on 4-H youth development: 35th National Conference of State 4-H club leaders: Washington, D.C., April 25-30, 1965”

USDA. 1982. “4-H in the 80's: National Needs Assessment for the 4-H Program: Part 1: State staffs”

USDA. 1970. “State 4-H foundations: Summary of survey conducted by National 4-H club Foundation in Cooperation with ES-USDA, 1970”

USDA. 1962. “Reaching new audiences more effectively: Low-socio economic youth non-farm youth, high school age youth”

USDA. 1980. “Youth reached through Extension 4-H, Youth Programs, 1948-1980”

USDA. 1979. “The Gallup study of adults' and children's participation in 4-H programs”. Summary.

USDA. 1935. “Extension studies and teaching. Organization and programs for farm young people. Excerpts from annual reports and county extension agents, 1934”

USDA, Cooperating New England States, and Sears Roebuck. 1954. “The New England Pilot Project for work with young men and women: An action research project in three towns in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, 1951-1954”

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