Inside this issue:

Club Corner 2

Small Animal News 3

Youth Discussion Meet

4

Fair Board News 5

Swine Exhibitor Info 6

Rabbit Pedigree Info 7-8

Fair Rule Changes 9

Statewide Calendar of Events

10

Statewide News 11

Shooting Sports Spring Kick Off Event

12

Still Exhibit Classes 13

Volunteer Definitions 14-15

Calendar 16

March 2020

CLOVER CHRONICLES Isabel la County

Dairy Feeder Weigh-In Saturday, March 14, 2020 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Isabella County Fairgrounds

Animals cannot weigh over 250 lbs. and must be: • One of the following breeds: Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein, or

Jersey • Castrated & Dehorned

Each member can either: • Weigh in a maximum of two feeders or, • Within immediate families of more than one exhibitor: each member may

weigh in one feeder, and one “family alternate” can be weighed in for the family. Only one feeder per exhibitor can be brought to fair when a family alternate has been weighed in.

It’s required that by Fair, every feeder must have a RFID tag (radio frequency identification) in their ear. If you have any questions, contact Superintendent Mike Lattimer at (989) 513-7839.

VERY IMPORTANT - for 4-H parents, grandparents, guardians and relatives

4-H is making the utmost attempt at making sure our youth are always safe. Therefore, MSU Extension has implemented a Gold and Silver volunteer screening process for different levels of volunteer status.

ALL parents, grandparents, guardians, other relatives and friends of 4-H MUST be screened at the Silver Status level to work in the 4-H food stand, monitor the Still Exhibit Building and work at a registration table. Please take the time to do the Silver Volunteer Status screening. It is free, easy to do and takes very little time. All that is required is to fill out a short volunteer application for a Silver level volunteer, and provide consent for a background check. No references or interviews will be needed (unless you wish to move to a Gold volunteer status at some point in the future).

Please read the information in the newsletter (pages 14 & 15) for more details regarding the volunteer application process.

If you have questions or concerns, please contact Kristi (989-317-4079 or schre61@msu.edu) and she will be happy to answer any questions.

Thank you for supporting the youth and families of Isabella County 4-H!

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CLUB CORNER

Canine Clovers - Last month we held a dog & handler game night. Our two teams had fun testing their dog & handler skills with basic training & tricks, it was a friendly competition. Pony Creek - In February we discussed good stewardship. Our March meeting will either be sledding at Blanchard millpond or bowling at Riverwood, all depending on weather. Rural Routers - We met in January for a business meeting, they made valentines for veterans and ended by having a nacho dinner. In February they had a business meeting and played games. They had planned to go tubing at Snow Snake but things didn't work out for the club, however, they were able to visit the residents at Maplewood Assisted Living Center. Everyone had a good time visiting and sharing valentines that they had made.

4-H Camp House For Rent 4-H Camp Association is looking for a renter

for the house located at the 4-H Camp. The

house is a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom, with a 1

car attached garage. Please call Don Kistler

at (989) 621-0447 for more information.

Shooting Sports Instructors Needed We are looking for volunteer leaders to

become certified as 4-H Shooting Sports

instructors in archery, rifle, muzzle loader,

and shotgun.

You will need to attend the April 24 - 26

workshop at Kettunen Center, in Tustin. At

the workshop you will learn safe and proper

use of guns and archery equipment that you

can teach the youth.

Please call the Extension office if you are

interested or for more details.

New Leader Orientation Wednesday, March 25, 2020 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Isabella County Building, Room 320 Volunteers who have completed the Volunteer Selection Process, or who are in the process of completing are encouraged to attend the New Leader Orientation meeting. Light refreshments will be provided.

Register to the Extension office by March 20.

Swine Tagging Sunday, May 3 11 AM - 2 PM At the Fairgrounds

Goat Weigh-In Sunday, May 3 10 AM - 12 PM At the Fairgrounds

Sheep Weigh-In Saturday, May 9 2 PM - 4 PM At the Fairgrounds

Cat Project Update NEW THIS YEAR - Any youth interested in

the cat project may borrow a cat or kitten to

show at the fair. You must get it approved by

Superintendent Mary Anne Tompkins,

contact her at 989-948-0535.

Broiler Chick Orders Time to order your broiler chicks! Cost will be $2.08 per bird if we are able to order 100 birds, this includes shipping. Orders need to be placed at the Extension office by April 30.

Attention 4-H Seniors Any 4-H high school senior that would like to wear 4-H Honor Cords at their graduation ceremony, please contact the Extension office by April 15 to reserve your honor cords. There will be a $15 fee for the cords that WILL be refunded upon return of the cords in good condition to the office. Those seniors who wish to keep their honor cords may purchase them for the same amount.

Small Animal News

• Goats that will be entered in the small animal auction at the fair MUST have a scrapie tag BEFORE weigh-in. It is a State mandate, and if your auction goat does not have a scrapie tag, you will not be allowed to sell. ALL goats must have some identification -- either the scrapie tag or a tattoo for those not in the auction. Goat weigh-in (for wethers only) is May 3 from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. in the small animal barn at the fairgrounds.

• If you do not already have your small animal purchase arranged, you should do so now. For example, there are only a couple of rabbit shows before the May 1 deadline and if you haven't placed an order or made contact with someone, it may be too late to get the breed you would like to have. If you wait until April 15 or later, it will be very difficult to have your animal(s) by May.

• Reminder, if you live outside of Isabella County and plan to sell in the small animal auction, you will need approval from the Small Animal Association. Plan to attend their next meeting on Thursday, March 19 at 7:00 p.m. at the Isabella County Building. If you have already met with the Small Animal Association to sell in the auction and were approved, you do not have to do it again.

• Rabbit members - when shopping for your fair animal, it is beneficial to work with a reputable breeder; someone who guarantees their animals. We suggest you not purchase your rabbits from pet stores or swaps. Take your breed standard when you go shopping so you can have a guide for finding a good representation. For instance, make sure a Mini Rex doesn't have too long of ears; a Dutch doesn't have a split stop or cheek color into the mouth; any of the lop breeds need to have a correct crown; etc. You need to purchase a rabbit with a full pedigree. Only first year members are allowed to have a mixed breed rabbit, which does not mean a recognized breed with disqualifications.

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State Rabbit & Cavy Show Results Emma Block of Beal City Pioneers 4-H Club won Best in Show at the State 4-H rabbit show in

January. She also placed 8th place in Breed ID. Congratulations Emma!

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4-H Exploration Days June 24-26 at Michigan State University

4-H Exploration Days is an annual state youth conference that is open to all youth ages 11-19, by January 1. This event is meant to be a learning experience that will instill self-esteem, decision-making skills, independent thinking and leadership skills. The full time participant fee is $220 which includes meals, lodging, and a t-shirt. 4-H Council will pay half the fee for full time registration. We also have a limited number of $40 scholarships available, but youth have to fill out an application.

Registration begins on March 10 and sessions fill up VERY fast, so turn in your registration forms to the Extension office as soon as possible. A $70 deposit is due at the time of registration. For more information, visit: https://www.canr.msu.edu/4_h_exploration_days/

2020 Isabella County Youth Discussion Meet Competition 1st Prize $100, 2nd Prize $75 - Awarded from Isabella County 4-H Council

(Minimum of 12 participants) Partnered with Farm Bureau

If you are a high school student interested in creative problem solving in a collaborative team/group

environment, this contest is for you!

What is a Discussion Meet?

The Michigan Farm Bureau (MFB) Youth Discussion Meet is a contest sponsored by the MFB

Young Farmer program. The contest itself involves a moderator and contestants. The moderator’s

responsibility is to introduce the topic and the contestants, start the discussion, keep it on track and

see that no one monopolizes the time. The contestants discuss a pre-selected topic. We are

excited to offer this opportunity to all high school youth in Isabella County!

The three fundamental bases of general discussion are constructive criticism, cooperation and

communication. With this in mind, the participant’s responsibility is to exchange ideas and

information to solve a problem. The discussion should not be “conversation” or aimless talk nor

should the participant take the role of a persuasive speaker. The participant should attempt to

cooperatively shed further light on the problem and tentatively retain a flexible position. A successful

participant is a productive thinker rather than an emotional persuader, who is free to state beliefs

and change positions whenever new information and ideas make that a reasonable thing to do.

The discussion should follow these steps: 1. State the problem or need. 2. Explore, define and

understand the problem or need. 3. Identify causes of problem or need. 4. Elaborate all possible

alternative solutions. 5. Evaluate and compare alternatives. 6. Test and project what appears to be

the best solution. 7. Arrive at ways to implement the solution. 8. Teach the value of compromise. 9.

Develop leaders.

If you are interested in competing in this exciting educational event which will held at the Isabella

County Building starting at 8:30 a.m. on April 14, please register to attend the Discussion Meet

orientation meeting with Kristi Schreiber on Monday, March 23 from 6-8 p.m. Everything you need

to know about this event including the three topics to be discussed will be covered in detail. We look

forward to seeing you there!

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ISABELLA COUNTY FAIR BOARD NEWS

FAIR CAMPING INFORMATION Open camping sign-up will be Saturday, April 25

at the Fair Office, 500 N. Mission Rd from 9 AM –

12 noon. Visa, Master Card and Discover are accepted with a 3% fee. Check or Money Orders made out to Isabella County Fair or cash (correct change only please) are accepted. Pre - registration forms will be mailed March 16 for 2019 campers. Forms and payments will be due on or before April 22, 2020. NO EXCEPTIONS!

PARKING PASSES $15.00 for the week or $5.00 per day.

AMUSEMENT RIDES Maple Leaf Amusements are again offering advance ride passes for the 2020 Fair. Passes are $10 each (one pass per person per day). The passes will be available April 24 through June 30 only. Mail a check or money order to Isabella County Fair, PO Box 28, Mt. Pleasant 48804-0028 or call Deb at 989-400-1082 or the Fair Office 989-773-9070 after May 1 to order with Visa, Master Card or Discover ( +3% fee ). You may order as many passes as you would like. They are available to all 4-H & FFA families and to all Friends of the Fair. If you have any questions, please give us a call. The Fair Board is busy finalizing all events for this year’s fair. We are excited to see all the exhibits you are working on. We wish you all Good Luck at the 2020 fair!

Scholarship Opportunities

Isabella County 4-H Scholarship Isabella County offers two $500 scholarships to 4-H members or former members each year. The scholarship recipient must be enrolled at an institution of higher learning and have been involved with 4-H in Isabella County. The scholarship is not limited to college freshmen. To get an application, click here: Isabella County 4-H Scholarship or you may pick one up at the Extension office. Applications are due back to the office by April 20. The scholarship recipients will be notified by May 15.

Kathryn Methner Fike Scholarship For high school seniors and current college students. Thank you to the family of Kathryn Virginia Methner Fike for establishing a $1000 scholarship in her name to benefit 4-H members in Isabella County. Kathryn Virginia Methner Fike was born on the farm of her parents in northeast Wise Township, Isabella County on Nov 21, 1918. Except for a few winters in Florida, she spent all most 96 years within 5 miles of her birthplace. She married Lester Fike on March 29, 1936 and spent over 60 years on what became the Fike Centennial Homestead. In her childhood years, she was a member of a 4-H sewing club lead by her mother, Daisy Methner. After having children of her own, she became a leader, too. She served in this capacity for many years. Kathryn took great pride in the accomplishments of her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren in their 4-H activities. 4-H has been a top priority in Kathryn’s family for 5 generations and so it is with pride that her family is honoring Kathryn’s many years of dedication to 4-H education in Isabella County with this scholarship.

Application is available at: https://www.canr.msu.edu/isabella/isabella_county_4_h/newsletters-and-forms

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Attention Swine Exhibitors The Isabella County Livestock Producers, Rules Committee and Fair Board have

voted to strictly prohibit the use of Ractopamine (used in products such as Paylean

and other growth boosting supplements) in all swine. Violation may result in forfeiture

of sale check and/or suspension from exhibiting livestock at the Isabella County Fair.

Exhibitors are encouraged to have conversations with their breeders and feed

suppliers and be aware of the ingredients in the feed that they purchase. It is

important to clean equipment, feeders, feed storage and housing areas before swine

are brought home.

Exhibitors and their Parent/Guardian will be required to sign an affidavit at tag in on

May 3, 2020 stating that they understand that Ractopamine is NOT allowed to be fed

to their 2020 fair swine. A second signature will be obtained prior to unloading at the

fair stating that their swine were not fed ractopamine at any time.

The decision stems from communication by United Producers (UPI) who resells a

large number of our fair hogs. The letter stated that they will not be able to re-sell

swine where they cannot guarantee the animals are Ractopamine free. In order for

the Isabella County Fair to provide a market for our fair hogs, it is imperative that we

ensure the animals are free of Ractopamine. In past years, up to 42% of our hogs

were shipped to UPI for resale.

We’ve included some key points below:

• Ractopamine is strictly prohibited at the Isabella County Fair for all swine

• Exhibitors and parents must be aware of the ingredients in feed you purchase for

your swine project

• Have a conversation with your breeders and feed suppliers to ensure your hogs

are ractopamine free

• Clean equipment, feeders, housing areas, etc. before you start your 2020 swine

project

For more information:

• Read the MSU Extension FAQ, “How to best prepare for eliminating Ractopamine

from my swine project diets”

• Watch the recorded MSU Extension presentation online: https://

mediaspace.msu.edu/media/t/1_cxbt3m1m

• Contact a swine superintendent

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Attention Rabbit Members

CRITICAL DETAILS FOR A RABBIT PEDIGREE Most 4-H members do not purchase a rabbit for purposes of breeding -- you are only looking for a

rabbit as your fair project, and that's just fine. You will care for the animal, work with it so you are

ready for your showmanship class, then you sell it in the auction. So what's the big deal about

having a complete and accurate pedigree -- and what does that even mean? The main reason we

have tried to encourage you to take the extra time focusing on the paperwork, is because of the

person(s) who may purchase the rabbit from our fair auction.

Due to some issues that have happened the past couple of years, we are trying to put additional

measures in place. When members attend showmanship clinics, we encourage everyone to bring

along your pedigree so we can head off any potential issues and still have time to correct issues if

needed. If you do not plan to sell your rabbit in the auction, we still encourage you to have a

pedigree; we need to accurately account for all animals in the barn. The only exception would be a

first-year member who may have a mixed breed rabbit -- thus no pedigree. As a reminder, a mixed

breed rabbit is the product of different breeds crossed to produce a litter. It does not mean a

recognized breed with disqualifications.

As for what "complete and accurate" mean in the case of a rabbit pedigree, that piece of paper must

show that the breed you buy comes from the same breed used to produce it: Mini Rex says Mini

Rex on the pedigree, Dutch says Dutch, etc. Simple, right? Well, not always -- sometimes people

selling rabbits make mistakes too. We just need to make sure they are giving you the accurate

information. As for "complete," that means a lot of things including: ear number of animal you

purchased, weight if over six months old, variety, as well as all of those items for parents,

grandparents, and great-grandparents. It should also show the date of birth for the purchased

rabbit, and maybe most important so you can track down any of this missing information, is the

name and phone number or email address of the breeder. We need all 4-H members to take it

seriously that we need to have complete and accurate pedigrees for the animals that will be in the

small animal barn during fair week.

During fair check in day (July 19 -- just over 100 days away!), the pedigree station will be staffed with

extra volunteers this year, and if there is an issue with the pedigree you present, we can't list you in

the auction until the matter is resolved. (If you do not plan to sell in the auction, there will be a form

you can sign stating that fact.) Since we deliver the auction information to the Extension Office

Tuesday afternoon, that means there is a short window of time to accomplish the task. Thus, we

encourage you to take the time now while you are shopping for your rabbit to talk over the paper-

work with the person you are buying from, look at the pedigree very carefully, and ask questions -- if

it's not right or they aren't being helpful, find someone else to buy from. That may be hard to do if

you find exactly what you are looking for, but we wanted to share this added information so no one is

surprised. As we shared, to guard yourself against any surprises, feel free to bring your pedigree to

a showmanship clinic and we'll look it over then so you have more time if you need to reconnect with

the person from whom you purchased your animal.

- - See next page for example - -

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2020 Fair Rule Changes as approved by Livestock Producers 2/3/2020

General Rules:

Updated #35: Stall decorations and exhibitor information may not be removed prior

to 10:00 pm Saturday. Violations will result in a $20.00 fine. Money will be taken out

of Livestock Producer’s check from the sale. Money will be placed in the building

fund for the barns.

Dairy Feeders:

Added #14: Rope halter shall remain on livestock until the animal is released from

the fairgrounds. Failure to do so will result in a $20.00 fine per animal. Money will be

taken out of Livestock Producer’s check from the sale. Money will be placed in the

building fund for the barns.

Updated #4: This project is open to Isabella County Cloverbuds, age 7 and all 4-H &

FFA members ages 8-19. Ribbons only will be awarded to cloverbuds. Beginning

2021, this project will be open to Isabella County 4-H & FFA members ages 8-19.

Beef:

Added #16: Rope halter shall remain on livestock until the animal is released from

the fairgrounds. Failure to do so will result in a $20.00 fine per animal. Money will be

taken out of Livestock Producer’s check from the sale. Money will be placed in the

building fund for the barns.

Swine:

Changed Enter – Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.

Added #12: Feeding Ractopamine (Paylean) is prohibited. Violation may result in

forfeiture of sale check and/or suspension from exhibiting livestock at the Isabella

County Fair.

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Pay it Fourward

with

JOANN Fabrics

From March 1—April 30,

you can support 4-H by

visiting your local JOANN

store and adding a

donation to 4-H at the

register.

The funds donated will

support the 4-H program

with 50% going back to

local 4-H programming and

20% supporting

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To find out more

information about this

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4-H Events and Workshops D j March 7: 2020 Michigan 4-H Dog Project Leader and Youth Workshop

Anthony Hall, East Lansing

This event is for youth, ages 8 to 19, and 4-H dog project leaders to build their

knowledge and skill in understanding dog care, management and training topics.

https://www.canr.msu.edu/events/michigan-4-h-dog-project-leader-and-youth-

workshop

March 14: Michigan 4-H Embryology Staff, Teacher and Volunteer Training

Alcona EMS Station, Harrisville

This training is designed for educators who would like to learn how to implement

an embryology program through classroom activities or 4-H SPIN clubs.

https://www.canr.msu.edu/events/michigan-4-h-embryology-staff-teacher-and-

volunteer-training-alcona-county

March 21: Montcalm County Fun Goat Show

Montcalm County Fairgrounds, Greenville

This is a fun and educational goat show for ages five to adult. Also included is a

market and fiber hands-on educational class and a goat cart demonstration.

https://www.canr.msu.edu/events/montcalm-county-fun-goat-show

March 26: Credit Craze - Basics of Credit for Youth

Online webinar

This short one hour interactive webinar will give youth a basic foundation on credit

and resources to learn more.

https://www.canr.msu.edu/events/credit-craze-basics-of-credit-for-youth-march-26

March 28: Norma Agnew Memorial 4-H Hairy Horse Show

Pavilion for Agriculture and Livestock Education, Lansing

This interactive horse show will have judges using microphones and giving on-the-

spot feedback to exhibitors. This event is free for all spectators.

https://www.canr.msu.edu/events/norma-agnew-memorial-4-h-hairy-horse-show

April 4: 4-H Day at the Red Wings

Little Caesars Arena, Detroit

Michigan 4-H youth, families and friends are invited to cheer on the Red Wings. For

every ticket purchased, $5 will go back to your county 4-H program.

https://www.canr.msu.edu/events/4-h-day-at-the-red-wings

STATEWIDE CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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4-H Exploration Days registration opening March 10

4-H Exploration Days is Michigan 4-H’s largest pre-college

program and could be the highlight of your summer—maybe even

change your life! Registration for this popular event will open

March 10 and is open to any Michigan 4-H’er above the age of 11

as of Jan. 1.

4-H Exploration Days is designed to help youth build the skills

they need to successfully transition to college and to life as an

adult. Michigan 4-H youth who participate have the opportunity to stay in MSU campus residence

halls while attending classroom and field trip sessions throughout their stay.

With more than 200 session choices held on and off campus, there are topics for everyone including

animal science, business and entrepreneurship, international language and culture, performing and

visual arts, and science, engineering, and technology. During the 2019 4-H Exploration Days, nearly

2,000 youth attended and they gained important life skills like decision making, problem solving and

communication.

Registration will be available beginning March 10 at 9 a.m. All registration information should be

turned in to your county’s Extension office, typically by the end of April. Check with your local 4-H

program coordinator for your specific county date or visit www.canr.msu.edu/4_h_exploration_days

for more information.

Celebrate Money Smart

Week with 4-H Money

Smarts contests

Money Smart Week is April 4-11 and to celebrate,

you can win cash for you and your county 4-H

program! Youth ages 13-19 have

the opportunity to participate in the second annual Show Your Money Smarts Contest. During this

contest, youth will learn how to use credit wisely through an online challenge. High-scoring youth will

be entered into a cash prize drawing for themselves and counties with 10 or more youth participants

will be eligible to receive $50 for their county 4-H program. Make sure to register by April 16!

Students in fifth through eighth grade also have the opportunity to participate in the Money Smart

Kids Essay Contest. In partnership with the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Detroit Branch, MSU

Extension and Michigan 4-H are asking youth to answer this year’s Money Smart question for a chance

to win a $1,000 prize. To participate, youth will share what they know about predatory lenders, why

people use them, what the negative consequences are, and how to avoid these types of financial risks.

Essays should be 300 words or less and be submitted by March 29.

To learn more about both contests, including official rules, registration links and resources for

completing the contests, visit https://www.canr.msu.edu/4-h-money-smarts/.

Share your photo

and support 4-H

with Manna Pro!

From February 1 – April 30,

Manna Pro is hosting a contest

to build a 4-H picture mosaic

online. Those pictures are

integrated into tiny pieces to

make a larger photo.

At the conclusion of the contest,

Manna Pro will be providing the

top three state 4-H programs

with prizes of $6,000, $3,000,

and $1,000. Winners will be

determined based on the

number of photos uploaded in

relation to the state’s total

population.

4-H members, supporters, and

friends can upload pictures of

their pet or animal to Manna

Pro’s contest site. In return, they

will receive $50 in coupons and

help increase their state’s

chances at taking home a cash

prize!

To learn more or participate,

visit www.mannapro.com/4h.

STATEWIDE NEWS AREA

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SAVE THE DATES

Dairy Feeder Weigh-In - March 14

New Volunteer Leader Orientation - March 25

Shooting Sports Kick-Off Event - April 11

Swine Tagging - May 3

Goat Weigh-In - May 3

Sheep Weigh-In - May 9

4-H Exploration Days - June 24 - 26

4-H Summer (overnight) Camp - July 7-9

4-H Cloverbud Camp - July 14 & 15

Isabella County Youth & Farm Fair July 19 - 25

MSU is an affirmative-action, equal-opportunity employer. Michigan State University Extension programs and materials

are open to all without regard to race, color, national origin, gender, gender identity, religion, age, height, weight, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, marital status, family status

or veteran status. Issued in furtherance of MSU Extension work, acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914, in cooperation with the

U.S. Department of Agriculture. Jeffrey W. Dwyer, Director, MSU Extension, East Lansing, MI 48824. This information is

for educational purposes only. Reference to commercial products or trade names does not imply endorsement by MSU

Extension or bias against those not mentioned.

“Accommodations for persons with disabilities may be requested by contacting the MSU Extension office at (989) 317-

4079 at least 5 days prior to the scheduled event to ensure sufficient time to make arrangements. Requests received after

this time will be met when possible.”

Kristi Schreiber, 4-H Program Coordinator schrei61@msu.edu

Nonie Gross, Secretary

Paul Gross, Extension Educator Eric Karbowski, Extension Educator

Kara Lynch, Extension Educator Sabrina McGee, SNAP-ED PI

Isabella County 4-H Calendar

March 3

Teen Horse Leaders @ MSUE

6 PM

3 Horse Leaders @ MSUE 7 PM

14 Dairy Feeder Weigh-In @ Fairgrounds 8:30 - 11:30 AM

18 Shooting Sports Committee @ MSUE 7 PM

19 Small Animal Association @ MSUE 7 PM

24 4-H Council @ MSUE 7 PM

25 New Leader Orientation @ MSUE 7 PM

Michigan State University Extension Isabella County 200 N. Main Street Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858

Phone: (989) 317-4079 Fax: (989) 773-1622 Website: https://www.canr.msu.edu/isabella/

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