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1 UCCE Colusa County 4-H Office|100 Sunrise Blvd| Colusa|CA|95932
January 2015 Newsletter
COLUSA COUNTY 4-H NEWSLETTER May 2016
THIS MONTH’S HIGHLIGHTS
COLUSA COUNTY 4-H COUNCIL MEETING The Council meetings take place on the 3rd Wednesday of every other month. The next council meeting is on Wednesday, May 18, 6:30 p.m. in the CIP Conference Room. All club representatives, volunteers and youth are welcome.
Did you like Primary Day Camp? Then you’ll LOVE CAMP GREEN! We’re extending our 1-day Primary Day Camp to a week-long event: July 11
th – 15
th. Primary 4-H members will have a blast becoming
scientists to discover more about the earth and its resources. Registration details will be coming soon. Visit http://cecolusa.ucanr.edu/4-H_Program/Camp/ for more information.
Calling All Teens! This summer, we’re turning Primary Day Camp into CAMP GREEN! This week-long day camp will be offered to Primary Members (5-8 years old) and focus on environmental sustainability and sustainable agriculture. But to make this a success, we need day camp counselors like you! Being a Camp Green Counselor is a great way to:
Earn Community Service Hours Tour Local Facilities that Incorporate Sustainable Practices Get Hands-On Leadership Experience Build Up your Résumé and/or Record Book Learn About Green Jobs, STEM Education, Climate Change, & More
Camp Green Dates: July 11
th-15
th
Time: TBD – but plan for full days Location: Chamber of Commerce Community Garden Counselor Training Dates: June 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 and July 7 (Summer Thursdays) Time: 10am-3pm (subject to change) Location: CIP Conference Room, Field Trips, and Garden
Anyone 13 years and older is welcome to apply. Do you want to participate, but can’t make all the times? Don’t worry – we can work it out. Apply here by May 15
th.
4-H COUNCIL NOMINATIONS
Colusa County 4-H Council is accepting nominations for its officer positions for the 2016/2017 and 2017/2018 program years. 4-H Adult Volunteers may hold any officer positions on the Council. 4-H Senior Youth Members may hold the office of Vice-President and Secretary. Officers are required to attend the bi-monthly council meetings held on the 3rd Wednesday of every other month. Thank you for participating! Click here to submit nominations!
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MAY 5/5/2016 Market Rabbit, Poultry Pens, Breeding Stock, and Primary Member Entries due 5/9/2016 Market Rabbit and Poultry Pens Weigh In 5/12/2016 4-H Still Exhibit Fair Entries due 5/18/2016 4-H Council Meeting CIP Conference Room, 6:30 p.m. 5/28/2016 State 4-H Field Day
JUNE 6/5/2016 4-H Still entries received 6/9/2016 4-H Floral and Horticulture entries received 6/9-12/2016 Colusa County Fair JULY TBD Primary “Camp Green”
NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS
4-H CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Today is going to be the BEST.
Tomorrow will be even BETTER.
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Colusa 7
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Maxwell 7
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Arbuckle 7
Princeton 6:30
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Colusa Swine 6
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Williams 6:30
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ANNOUNCEMENTS & PROGRAM UPDATES
Today’s 4-H’ers, Tomorrow’s Leaders.
-4-H Member
CLUB AND ADVISOR NEWS
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4-H CLUB MEETING LOCATION DAY & TIME
Arbuckle Arbuckle Elementary Multipurpose Room 2nd Monday, 7:00 p.m.
Colusa St. Bernadette’s Hall, Gym/Multipurpose Room Monday (varies), 7:00 p.m.
Colusa Swine CIP Conference Room Monday (varies), 6:00 p.m.
Maxwell Maxwell Elementary Multipurpose Room 1st Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.
Princeton Princeton High School Cafeteria 2nd Monday, 6:30 p.m.
Stonyford Stonyford Town Hall 2nd Sunday, 4:00 p.m.
Williams Williams Elementary Multipurpose Room 3rd Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.
4-H CLUB MEETING LOCATION DAY & TIME
Arbuckle Arbuckle Elementary Multipurpose Room 2nd Monday, 7:00 p.m.
Colusa St. Bernadette’s Hall, Gym/Multipurpose Room Monday (varies), 7:00 p.m.
Colusa Swine CIP Conference Room Monday (varies), 6:00 p.m.
Maxwell Maxwell Elementary Multipurpose Room 1st Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.
Princeton Princeton High School Cafeteria 2nd Monday, 6:30 p.m.
Stonyford Stonyford Town Hall 2nd Sunday, 4:00 p.m.
Williams Williams Elementary Multipurpose Room 3rd Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.
TRASH CAN CONTEST AT THE COLUSA COUNTY FAIR
Colusa County 4-H Council will be sponsoring a trash can contest at the Colusa County Fair. The trash
can needs to reflect the fair theme and will be provided for you. An entry form is available on our website.
Entries are due on May 31. Call the 4-H Office to make arrangements for pick up, 458-0570. The finished
cans need to be placed on the east end of the horse barns by the end of Tuesday, June 7 to be judged.
Please call the 4-H Office if you have further questions.
EDUCATIONAL DISPLAY AT THE COLUSA COUNTY FAIR
Colusa County 4-H Council will also be sponsoring an Educational Display contest at the Colusa County
Fair. $25.00 will be awarded to the best display in each species. Judging is based on educational value,
design quality, and creativity.
4-H WHITES LOAN BOX
The 4-H Office has a few boxes of whites that have been donated by members that have been outgrown.
If you are cleaning out closets and find that you have some you no longer need or have been outgrown,
please drop them by the office. We also have a limited supply of white shirts.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS & PROGRAM UPDATES
Today’s 4-H’ers, Tomorrow’s Leaders.
-4-H Member
CLUB AND COUNTY NEWS
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NEWSLETTER
The Colusa County 4-H newsletter will publish its last issue with the close of the 2015/16 4-H program year
in June of 2016. Biweekly emails and the Colusa County UCCE website will replace the newsletter as
sources of 4-H information. Please click here to comment.
ENROLLMENT NIGHTS
The following are dates, times and locations for Enrollment Nights! Please join us and we will be happy to assist you in enrolling for this upcoming 4-H year!
Colusa High School Location to be announced August 29, 2016 5:30 to 7:30
Maxwell Location and date to be announced
Princeton Location and date to be announced
Arbuckle Location and date to be announced
Williams Location and date to be announced
FUTURE PROJECT LEADERS
It’s never too early to start thinking about leading a project for next year. As you walk around the fair, you might even think to yourself, “Wow, I could teach that!” Project ideas that come to mind would be electricity, making robots out of common everyday things, fly tying, taxidermy, putting together models, experimenting with Lego building blocks, raising bees, sport fishing, aerospace, environmental education, and of course, there are always the traditional projects that we offer: Cooking, Baking, Canning, Sewing, Arts and Crafts, Jewelry Making, Mini Gardens, and the many animal projects. Please call the 4-H Office is there is something you could help us out in teaching the next 4-H year. We can find curriculum for you and you can always come to the office and look through our Curriculum Library!
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ANNOUNCEMENTS & PROGRAM UPDATES
Today’s 4-H’ers, Tomorrow’s Leaders.
-4-H Member
CLUB AND COUNTY NEWS
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The mission of California 4-H states this: The University of California 4-H Youth Development Program engages youth in reaching their fullest potential while advancing the field of youth development.
An ambitious and insightful guide for our work, but one well within our reach. To meet it, however, we must ensure that we’re putting emphasis on both practice and research, as each drives the other to make the most effective programming possible.
As such, you may have seen a recent increase in the surveys and evaluations that have been sent out – with more to come! Though they can be time consuming, the infor-mation is vital to direct the 4-H Youth Development program.
For instance, the SPARK surveys found in the Online Record Book are vital to discover-ing the impacts and outcomes of 4-H. The aggregate information collected is used to determine our greatest strengths, placed into marketing handouts, and (perhaps most importantly) presented to local, state, and federal governments to secure continued funding and support for 4-H. Below are a few examples of what these surveys have helped us discover. We encourage all youth to complete these assessments by logging into ORB here and looking for the box that says “Boost Your Spark Score!”
Additionally, we’re striving to have evaluation opportunities at every 4-H event to better understand what works, and what can be improved. We love to hear your feedback! Organizing committees use this information to rethink and restructure our programming where needed year after year. It helps us create the best pro-grams possible!
You should also have seen a volunteer survey in your inbox recently. This is part of a statewide effort to better understand the needs of our adult leaders. We’ve had an amazing response so far - but if you haven’t taken this survey already, please take a few minutes to do so. (If you can’t find the link another one will be sent to you soon – or you can contact me for more information.) The anonymous data will be used to look at trends throughout California and create resources and trainings that you need for your projects and programs. I will also be able to pull out information for our counties (though no names or personal info will be attached) to see the specific needs here in Colusa, and create resources just for us. Plus, completing this survey enters you to win prizes!
If you have any questions about these surveys and evaluations, please feel free to contact me at [email protected]. Thank you for your constant willingness to “Make the Best Better!” You are what makes 4-H great!
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ANNOUNCEMENTS & PROGRAM UPDATES
Today’s 4-H’ers, Tomorrow’s Leaders.
-4-H Member
CLUB AND COUNTY NEWS
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2016 HOME EC REVIEW RESULTS
Over 50 4-H members, leaders, and parents participated at the 2016 Colusa county Home Ec Review held at Princeton High School Saturday, March 5, 2016. Colusa County 4-H Council thanks Princeton High School for the loan of their facility and Princeton 4-H Club for chairing the event.
Primary members entered items in Arts and Crafts and Table Setting. Those participating from Arbuckle 4-H was Jordyn McPeek. From Colusa were Kennedy Nall, Maci and Mallori Garofalo, and from Maxwell was Connor Pearson.
Regular Member Contests
Beginning Table Setting Hailey Regnani Arbuckle 4-H First Place
Advanced Table Setting Bethany Regnani Arbuckle 4-H Second Place
Beginning Arts & Crafts Kelli Joel Arbuckle 4-H Second Place
Kallie Stassi Arbuckle 4-H Second Place
Madison Pearson Maxwell 4-H Gold Medal and Best of Show
Rebekah McPeek Arbuckle 4-H Second Place
Cake Decorating Madison Pearson Maxwell 4-H Second Place
William Kuska Maxwell 4-H Third Place
Ceramics Rebekah McPeek Arbuckle 4-H Gold Medal
Keith Grimmer Arbuckle 4-H Second Place
Kelli Joel Arbuckle 4-H Gold Medal
Clothing & Textiles
Consumer Science Purchased Keith Grimmer Arbuckle 4-H First Place
Western Wear Joseph Velazquez Arbuckle 4-H First Place
Needle Arts Kallie Stassi Arbuckle 4-H Second Place
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ANNOUNCEMENTS & PROGRAM UPDATES
Today’s 4-H’ers, Tomorrow’s Leaders.
-4-H Member
CLUB AND COUNTY NEWS
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Traditional Morgan Erickson Arbuckle 4-H First Place
Sydney Erickson Arbuckle 4-H First Place
Emma Schloesser Arbuckle 4-H First Place
Jocelyne Velazquez Arbuckle 4-H Gold Medal and Qualified
to State
Joseph Velazquez Arbuckle 4-H Gold Medal
Julianna Velazquez Arbuckle 4-H Gold Medal, Best of Show, and
Qualified to State
Katie Washburn Arbuckle 4-H Gold Medal
Beginning Jewelry Amelia LaGrande Maxwell 4-H Gold Medal and Best of Show
Ellen Carlsen Arbuckle 4-H Second Place
Hailey Regnani Arbuckle 4-H Gold Medal
Korey Wayman Arbuckle 4-H Second Place
Rebecca Felix Arbuckle 4-H Second Place
Advanced Jewelry Bethany Regnani Arbuckle 4-H Second Place
Welding Keith Grimmer Arbuckle 4-H Second Place
Beginning Woodworking Madison Pearson Maxwell 4-H Gold and Best of Show
Advanced Woodworking Cody Pearson Maxwell 4-H Gold Medal
Beginning Mini Gardens Connor Murphy Arbuckle 4-H Second Place
Advanced Mini Gardens Oscar Valencia Williams 4-H Gold and Best of Show
First Year Foods Sydney Erickson Arbuckle 4-H Gold and Best of Show
Second Year Foods Morgan Erickson Arbuckle 4-H Gold and Best of Show
Commodity Winners Sydney Erickson Arbuckle 4-H Prunes
Morgan Erickson Arbuckle 4-H Almonds
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ANNOUNCEMENTS & PROGRAM UPDATES
Today’s 4-H’ers, Tomorrow’s Leaders.
-4-H Member
CLUB AND COUNTY NEWS
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COLUSA COUNTY PRESENTATION DAY
Saturday, March 5 was a busy day for Colusa County 4-H’ers. Presentation Day was held in Princeton with the Stonyford 4-H Club hosting. Gold medalists and blue ribbon winners qualified to move on to Sectional Presentation Day on April 2, 2016 in Willows.
Gold medalists were: Alexander Taylor, Colton VanLaningham, Eleanor Jewett, Jacob Cerney, Gracie Gibbons, Morgan Erickson, Kelli Joel, Joseph E Jacobson, Louis Franklin, Nathan ValLaningham, Jack Marsh, Ryann Burgess, Kyle Howell, Mia Critchfield, and Dylan Stephens.
Receiving blue ribbons were: Allesandro Sullivan and Juan Andre, Keith Grimmer, Jordyn Stephens, Maddi Hansen, Connor Murphy, Rebekah McPeek, Lynda Reynolds, Cris and Alex Winn, Asa Vann, Emily Cerney, Josue Sullivan and Joey Wills, Jaycee Brackett and Jerry Gonzales, Caitlin Hill and Alysha Robledo, and Cameron Telford and Shane Calcagno.
Receiving participation ribbons were: Reyna Sullivan and Mackenzie Wills, Macie Johnston and Sissy Winn, and Hayden Lomeli.
SECTIONAL PRESENTATION DAY RESULTS
Sectional Presentation Day was held on Saturday, April 2, at Willows Intermediate School. The following Colusa County 4-H’ers placed as follows:
Cris & Alex Winn Princeton 4-H Hemophilia Blue
Kelli Joel Arbuckle 4-H The Raven Gold
Colton VanLaningham Arbuckle 4-H Play Ball Gold
Morgan Erickson Arbuckle 4-H How To Make A Glitter Vase Gold
Rebekah McPeek Arbuckle 4-H How To Fold The American Flag Gold
Joseph Jacobson Arbuckle 4-H Commanders Of The Sea Gold
Nathan VanLaningham Arbuckle 4-H Charlie Brown-You blockhead! Gold
North Central Sectional Presentation Day was held March 26, 2016 on the UC Davis Campus.
Ryann Burgess Colusa 4-H The Appaloosa Horse Gold
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I pledge my… head to clear thinking.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS & PROGRAM UPDATES
TELL WHAT YOU THINK
On April 15th, all 4-H volunteers in California will be invited via email to complete a quick survey about the
4-H volunteer experience, trainings and attitudes. Your feedback will inform local county and state 4-H staff about the current volunteer experience and help find ways to make it better - like create new trainings and curriculum.
The survey will come to you from [email protected]’s not junk mail—it’s from us!
Be one of the first 25 people to take the survey and win a $10 Amazon Gift Card! Better yet, everyone can be entered in a drawing to win one or two Kindle Fire HD, the details are on the survey. (Don’t worry – your personal info won’t be linked to your answers!)
The survey opens on April 15th, find it at: Volunteer Training & Resources
STATE FASHION REVUE State Fashion Revue 2016 will be held on May 28, 2016, as part of State 4-H Field Day at UC Davis. This years theme is “Hoe Down, Sew Down”, with return-ing categories of Traditional, Upcycled, and Consumer Science Purchased with a $40 limit, as well as two new challenge categories: Western Wear and the Muslin Challenge. Members must qualify in their home counties to be eligible to enter State Fashion Revue. For more information, please visit: http://4h.ucanr.edu/4-H_Events/SFD/SFR
STATE
STATE 4-H FIELD DAY Registration for the 2016 California State 4-H Field Day is now open! The State Field Day is scheduled for May 28, 2016 at UC Davis. Activities taking place at this year’s field day include: the State 4-H Presentation Day, the State 4-H Fashion Revue, the State 4-H Plant Science Contest, the State 4-H Film Festival, the State 4-H Interview Contest, the State 4-H Discussion Meet, and the State Field Day 2017 Logo Design Contest. Some activities may require prequalification and preregistration. To learn more about the field day visit http://4h.ucanr.edu/4-H_Events/SFD/SFR
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I pledge my… head to clear thinking.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS & PROGRAM UPDATES
STATE
4-H ADVISORY COMMITTEES
Please consider applying for a State 4-H Advisory Committee and share your voice. We encourage youth (ages 14 to 19) and adults to apply!
The Advisory Committees offer insight, review, and input for the operation and management of the statewide 4-H YDP to the Associate Director of 4-H Program & Policy. Committees meet face-to-face vari-ous times of the year, may schedule conference calls, and utilize email to conduct committee business. Travel to meetings will be reimbursed through an account in the State 4-H Office.
Apply online or send in a paper application by 11:59pm, May 31, 2016. Please help spread the word to local groups.
Committees
Animal Science Advisory Committee
Camping Advisory Committee
Citizenship/Leadership Advisory Committee
Educational Technology Advisory Committee
Healthy Living Advisory Committee
Incentives and Recognition Advisory Committee
Multicultural & Community Engagement Advisory Committee
Policy Advisory Committee
Positive Youth Development Advisory Committee
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Education Advisory Committee
Shooting Sports Advisory Committee
Volunteer Development Advisory Committee
For more information visit: http://4h.ucanr.edu/Get_Involved/Advisory_Committees/.
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STATE
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I pledge my… hands to larger service.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANIMAL SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM
The Animal Science Symposium will take place at the UC Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine May 23-25. The symposium is a train-the-trainer professional development approach for 4-H staff, key 4-H volunteers, and FFA supervisors/teachers on important topics and skills related to animal welfare and animal health. The event will provide foundational training on the new Animal Welfare Proficiencies. The symposium is not open to 4-H youth members, but a career fair will take place during the evening of May 23rd. 4-H youth are invited to attend to learn about potential careers in the animal science and agricultural industries. Registration for this event is now open. For more information visit: http://4h.ucanr.edu/4-H_Events/Symposium/.
CALIFORNIA FOCUS
June 17-21, 2016
Registration is now open. Deadline is May 2, 2016.
Participants make new friends from across California while they experience California’s government in action by participating in the legislative, political, and judicial processes. California Focus combines hands-on participation in workshops, debates, simulations, tours, and fun activities. For more information visit http://4h.ucanr.edu/4-H_Events/CF/
4-H SHOOTING SPORTS RIFLE TRAINING
A 4-H shooting sports workshop for the rifle discipline will be held June 25 and 26 at the Dale Wimp Rifle Range, 7398 Avenue 328 in Visalia. June 25 hours are 8 to 6 and June 26 hours are 8 to 4. Participants must attend both days of training to receive certification. Upon successful completion of the course, the participant will be certified as a rifle trainer and can lead a rifle project at the club level or serve as county trainer to certify other leaders. There is no cost for the course. Complimentary lunches will be provided. To register for the course or receive more information, contact John Borba at: [email protected]
For information about the facility and a map, please visit the range website at:
http://www.vsma.us/vsma/locations
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4-H youth are 1.9 times more likely to get better
grades in school.
IN THE
COMMUNITY
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COLUSA COUNTY FAIR LIVESTOCK NEWS
Market Animal Ownership Date, Type Entries & Liability Release Forms Due * Pre Weigh In Date Market Rabbit, Poultry Pens May 5, 2016, 11:59 pm on line May 9, 2016 3:30-5 p.m.
Breeding Stock and Primary Member Shows May 5, 2016,11:59 pm on line 4-H Dog Care & Training May 12, 2016, 11:59 pm on line
*The Liability Release Form is available to download on the Colusa County Fair website, and/or the back of the book. It must be filled out with signatures by Exhibitor and Parent/Guardian, and returned to the office by the close of each entry deadline date. A signed copy may be faxed (530-458-2645), emailed to the Fair Office or submitted to the Fair prior to the entry deadline. Without the signed and returned Liability Release form, your entry will be treated as a late entry (see rule # 10 under Local Rules)
IN THE COMMUNITY
HORSE SHOW TIME!
The Colusa County 4-H Horse Projects would like to invite all of our young horse lovers and their families to come and join us at the 12th annual Colusa County Fair Horse Show! The show is scheduled to take place on Sunday, April 24, beginning at 9:00 a.m. in the T.K. Marshall covered pavilion at the Colusa County Fairgrounds.
There will be GREAT goodie bags and prizes, beautiful rosette ribbons, high point buckles, and reserve awards in each of eleven divisions. Classes in all Western events, including 5 gymkhana events, will be offered. This is a great chance to compete in a fun and friendly, family-centered horse event! This show is NOT limited to just 4-H members—it is also open to the general public for youth 18 & under in Colusa, Butte, Glenn, and Yuba-Sutter counties. Other counties may also call to see if there is room to join us. FFA riders are welcome to enter in all open classes as well.
This show will be a qualifier for both State Fair and 4-H State Classic this year. For more information or to obtain an entry form, please contact Dale Martini at 680-2410 or 473-5501. We also need sponsors for buckles and prizes, so if you can donate, please contact Dale Martini at 473-5501, or mail donations to Horse Show, P.O. Box 807 Williams, CA 95987. Hope to see you there!
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IN THE COMMUNITY
Pre Weigh In Procedures: Animals not being pre-weighed MUST submit a photo ELECTRONICALLY of the exhibitor with the animal prior to the entry deadline to: [email protected] with the following: In order to have your photo considered RECEIVED you must send it with: 1. Animal with the exhibitor recognizable (Full profile of the animal and face of the Exhibitor showing) 2. The entire animal including the head visible. 3. Full head shot of animal. (See colusacountyfair.com web site for sample pictures) 4. The photo NAMED the same as the SUBJECT to the email. Please only use species description listed
below in the example; 5. A separate e-mail for each exhibitor. (Please send the smaller version of the photo to assist in keeping our computers working) IF YOU WANT TO VERIFY THE PHOTO WAS RECEIVED, send it with YOUR “Request Delivery Receipt” option from your e-mail. The Fair will not answer calls verifying that it met the specification. ***** TO: [email protected]********
SUBJECT: Exhibitor Last Name, Exhibitor First Name
EXAMPLE: SUBJECT: HOG,STEER,GOAT,OR LAMB, Jones, Francis
After Pre Weigh In, the Exhibitor/Advisor/Leader are responsible for picking up their ear tag at the Fair Office and having it placed in the animals right ear as soon as possible.
4-H STILL EXHIBITS INFORMATION 4-H Still Exhibit fair entries are due Thursday, May 12, 2016 by 11:59 p.m. online. If you are entering by paper, the deadline is Thursday, May 5, 2016 by 4:00 p.m. to the Fair Office. Still Exhibits are Primary Members, Photography, Clothing and Textiles, Foods and Nutrition, Preserved Foods, Home Furnishings, Biological Science, Plant and Mechanical Science, Electrical, Welding, and Wood, Miscellaneous Projects, Scrapbooking, Fine Art, Quilting, Floral Display, Table Settings, Arts and Crafts, and Baked Goods. SHASTA COUNTY 4-H RABBIT SHOW Shasta County will be having their 2nd Annual Rabbit Show April 30, 2016 at the Shasta College Farm AG Pavilion in Redding. Activities include: Breed ID, Rabbit races, Knowledge Poster Contest, Costume Contest, and Games. Early registration is due by April 15. Email any questions to [email protected]. https://www.facebook.com/ShastaCountyWideRabbitProject/?fref=ts
IN THE COMMUNITY
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THE 4-H PLEDGE
Every day I use what I learned and practiced in 4-H. It was the best activity of my
youth and life! -4-H Member
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