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Monroe County Cloverlink May 2021

Hello Monroe County 4-H, I think spring is finally going to stick now that we are rolling into May. I want to start with a big thank you to our volunteers. There are over 75 adult volunteers in our county making everything from club meetings to fun-days happen. There are also countless youth stepping into leadership roles in the clubs and county. Ya’ll have such creativity. Our club leaders and officers made a way for 4-H to happen in midst of chaos and confusion. We had split meetings, ZOOM meetings, and outdoor meetings in parks, pumpkin patches, green houses, the woods, and on farms. We were able to flex with the help of volunteers to hold a county wide project day, something we’ve wanted to do for several years. You can also be proud of the many ways you found to serve your communities. Members made face coverings, served meals in a safe way around the holidays, and brightened up the days of Seniors living in isolation. So many good things happened despite the challenge. Now, as the guidelines allow us to open up, I hope to see even more good things. I don’t want to burden you, the volunteers, with paperwork so I’m going to make it as easy as I can. Just call or email me what you are planning. I need to know where it is happening and general activities you plan to do there. You can submit your summer plans all at one time, I will take care of the details. These are the guidelines to use for plans starting on June 1: Indoor spaces

No time expectations 50% of the room’s occupancy up to 350 people Must wear face coverings inside Food may be consumed if program is longer than 2

hours Eaters should be seated while mask is off to eat

Preferred outside consumption if possible May taste test pre portioned samples (like

Cheese samples Podding is not required but might be good for young

participants Outdoor spaces

No time expectations Up to 500 people socially distanced Face covering only if 6 feet of space cannot be

maintained Food can be consumed Podding is not required but might be good for young

participants There were some decisions made at the Leader’s Association Meeting on the 19th that also have to do with 4-H activities. The Association lowered the participation requirement to two 4-H events from October 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021. That is any club, county, or state program or meeting through 4-H. This includes digital, delivery, or in person 4-H event or activity. If you are wondering if something you did counts ask your club leader or myself. If you are short don’t worry! There are many opportunities coming your way in the next two months. Just look though this packed newsletter.

Monroe County Extens ion Of f ice, 206 South K St , Sparta, WI 54656 Phone: (608) 269-8722; Fax: (608) 366-1809

E-mai l : joshua.goede@wisc .edu Webs i te: h t tps :/ /monroe.extens ion.wisc .edu

MONROE COUNTY 4-H CLOVERLINK THE NEWSLETTER FOR 4-H FAMILIES & FRIENDS

Joshua’s Jottings

May 2021

Newsletters and information available online at: https://monroe.extension.wisc.edu/4-h-youth-development/

Friendly Reminders

Monthly 4-H Newsletter information is due on the 20th.

Please keep your mailing and email addresses current

in 4-H Online.

If you plan to un-enroll from 4-H, please contact the

office so we can remove you from the system.

Find a mistake? It is our policy to include something

for everyone. Since some people like to find errors, we

occasionally include a few in this publication to meet

this need. :)

Pg 1 Joshua’s Jottings Pg 2 Calendar of Events / Club News / District Responsibilities Pg 3 Shooting Sports / Dog Project / WI State Dog Show /

Pullorum Testing / Pop Tabs / Cattle Fitting Workshop Pg 4 Wandering Wednesdays / Dairy Window / May Mental Health Month Pg 5 Tractor & Machinery Safety Certification Pg 6 Clothing Preview Pg 7 Cloverbud Corner Pg 8-9 New 4-H Families Pg 10 Jr. Livestock Info / Sheep Weigh-In / Fair News

Contents

University of Wisconsin-Madison, Division of Extension, U.S. Department of Agriculture and Wisconsin counties

cooperating. Extension provides equal opportunities in employment and programming including Title IX and ADA.

If you have ideas of things I should include in the June edition let me know, I would be happy

to work to include those ideas.

In the spirit of a 4-H summer, Joshua L. Goede

Positive Youth Development Educator Division of Extension—Monroe County

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MAY Fri., May 28, 2021 Deadline for WI Towns Assoc. Scholarship Deadline for Entering Dairy Windows Mon., May 31, 2021 Memorial Day, Office Closed

JUNE Tues., June 1, 2021 Pop Tabs due in the Extension Office Wed., June 9, 16, 23, 30 Wandering Wednesdays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mon. - Wed., June 14 - 16, 2021 Tractor Safety Certification, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. WHERE: Sparrow ’s Nest @ The Abbey, 17304 Havenwood Rd, Sparta, WI Mon., June 21, 2021 Clothing Preview Registration Deadline Tues., June 29, 2021 Clothing Preview, 8 a.m. to Noon WHERE: Monroe County Justice Center, Assembly Room

JULY Mon., July 5, 2021 Independence Day, Office Closed Wed., July 7, 2021 Wandering Wednesdays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Calendar of Events 4-H Club News

Jolly Joiners A meeting of the Jolly Joiners 4-H club was held on April 11th at the B&E Farms with a tour to follow. The meeting was called to order at 2:15 by President Izzi Mason. Roll call was taken by saying your favorite flower. Secretary’s minutes were approved as read with no additions or corrections. The treasurer’s report was approved as read with no additions or corrections. Thank you to the members who made Easter cards! We received a thank you from the nutrition site for the cards. We also received a thank you card from the food pantry for our scavenger hunt donations. The Clements’ family volunteered to prep the flower beds for planting. Flower planting was discussed and several families volunteered to help with planning. Donna made a motion to allocate $175 for flowers; seconded by Claire; motion carried. Down a Country Road has asked the club if interested in setting up a petting zoo on May 1st. Stay tuned for more info. Devin made a motion to spend 25 dollars on each senior for senior gifts; Wesley seconded; motion carried. Bring fair theme ideas to the next meeting. Fun, educational, and interesting. Fair info: Fair entries must be done on paper and mailed in. Fairbook is online. Mutual respect policy form should be mailed in with fair entries due to the office by June 20th. For help, contact Annette Trescher or Jessie Gaska. There is a Junior Livestock meeting on April 13th with the last one scheduled for June. You need to attend one meeting to show in the auction. There will be a Junior Dairy Club Meeting at the Cashton Community Hall on April 18th. The May meeting is tentatively set for May 2nd. Watch your email for next meeting info. Claire made a motion to adjourn the meeting; Cyprian seconded; the meeting was adjourned at 3:00. Respectfully submitted by Laurel Adams

2020 - 2021 District Responsibilities

Northeast: Clovers & Cranberries; LaGrange Tunnel-Lites; Valle Ville Clean food stand before Tractor Pull

Northwest: Denim n’ Dust; Wayfinders Clean food stand after Tractor Pull

Southwest: Jolly Joiners; Leon Livewires Clean food stand after County Fair

Southeast: Hill-N-Valley; Norwalk Clovers; Stepping Stones Set up Exhibit Hall before County Fair

Clovers & Cranberries hike at Necedah National Wildlife Refuge

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WI State 4-H Dog Show

Monroe County 4-H is hosting the 2021 State 4-H Dog Show August 20-22, 2021.

Please email Chairperson, Jackie Menn, if you would like to help in this committee opportunity at [email protected] or call or text 608-633-3186.

Pullorum Testing Required for 2021 Fair

Anyone bringing poultry to the fair this year will need to have a pullorum test done. Doreen Wruck will be doing pullorum testing on July 17, 2021 from 9 a.m. to noon during the fairgrounds clean up day.

Cattle Fitting Clinic Saturday, July 10th

Learn from show cattle experts: nutrition, clipping, bedding packs, show ring etiquette and much more! Clinic will be held at the Wagemester Farm, instructions will be emailed to registered participants. Hosted by the Vernon County Cattleman’s Association and Vernon County 4-H. Register online or by calling the Vernon Extension office by June 10th at 608-637-5276.

Pop Tabs We are collecting Pop Tabs for Ronald McDonald House Charities. Your club collections of pop tabs need to be in the Extension office by 4:30 p.m. on June 1st. We will weigh each club’s collection to find a winner. The winning club will receive a prize. The tabs are in support of Ronald McDonald House. RMH provides a place to

stay when families have children hospitalized. Let’s see which club can bring in the most pop tabs!

Dog Project

The Monroe County Dog Project is about to spring into action! All members bringing a dog to training will be required to show a registration form and veterinarian proof of shots. Find the registration form here: https://monroe.extension.wisc.edu/4-h-youth-development/4-h-projects/dogs/. If you will not have the veterinarian paperwork done by the first training, please attend training anyway. Some of the training will talk about what to expect and there will be tips to get started training

with your dogs. Sunday practices in Sparta will be on the lawn at Rolling Hills at 14345 County Rd B, in Sparta starting at 6 p.m. Dona Goede is the leader for this training and her number is 608-317-1488. Thursday practices will be in Norwalk in the lot next to the village office at 208 Church Street at 7:15 p.m. Jackie Menn is the leader for this training and her number is 608-633-3186. Please call or text your leader to let them know you plan on attending.

Project News & Information

Shooting Sports

We will be having Shooting Sports this year, just a little later and in a different format. Shotgun and .22 are being planned for Mondays and Wednesdays in June at the Cataract Sportsman Club. The committee is working towards an archery and air rifle event too. Details are being finalized and letters will be sent to members enrolled in all four disciplines.

mailto:[email protected]

https://monroe.extension.wisc.edu/4-h-youth-development/4-h-projects/dogs/

https://monroe.extension.wisc.edu/4-h-youth-development/4-h-projects/dogs/

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Traditional June Dairy Window

All Clubs will be receiving a monetary award of up to $100 for creating a window display in a local business or up to $50 for a table display set up in a local county business. The window or display must share at least three Dairy Facts to receive the highest prize. This year the windows, with the consent of the businesses, are asked to stay in place from June 1st until June 30th. Remember to register your window or display with the link: https://forms.gle/2ZjKa5T2ikq5tVZJ6

Adventure Awaits! Five County Day Camps All 3rd through 5th Graders are invited

June 9 – Canoe the Kickapoo River. Start w ith a Canoe down the K ickapoo. Then try Orienteering and Hiking at Wild Cat Mountain (Monroe County) June 16 – Discover Norskedalen! Explore the Norw egian Heritage and Nature Center as you learn about stream life biology and hike the Coulee region. (Vernon County) June 23 – Are you ready for a Lumberjack Challenge? Try Log Rolling & Fishing at Chad Erickson Park! (La Crosse County) June 30 – Go back in time at Fort Crawford! You w ill sleep like a soldier; practice survival skills; join the mini-militia and tour the Fort hospital museum (Crawford County) July 7 – Let’s go Spelunking! You w ill explore Eagle Cave, search for treasure on the Golden Nugget Trail & MORE! (Richland County)

Some activities will require wearing a face covering. Please bring one with you.

Activity Fee: Includes t-shirt, insurance & snacks. Seats are limited and are on a first-come basis, so payment is required immediately to hold your spot. No refunds will be made for cancellations, only substitutions (find a person to go in your place!).

1 day - $27 per person & for Non 4-H member - $37 2 days - $44 per person & for Non 4-H member - $54 3 days - $61 per person & for Non 4-H member - $71 4 days - $78 per person & for Non 4-H member - $88 5 days - $70 per person & for Non 4-H member - $80 Deadline is May 21st. Non 4-H members can register after May 14th. Go to https://forms.gle/836BJCqi8AyZypy38 to register.

May is Mental Health Month To celebrate May is Mental Health Month, the Monroe County Mental Health Coalition invites everyone to join in our “Mindful Movement for Mental Wellness” event happening virtually, the entire month of May. It is an opportunity to combine mindfulness with activities you enjoy doing, be it walking, running, cycling, stretching, yoga, meditating, or a multitude of other things. Sign up at https://form.jotform.com/210464415191146 and follow us on Facebook at “Mindful Movement for Mental Wellness”

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2021 Tractor and Machinery Safety Certification

The Tractor and Machinery Certification/Training program has been available for many years to 14 and 15 year old youth wishing to operate tractors and farm machinery for non-related parties (for hire). In addition, Wisconsin Law (Act 455) requires any child under the age of 16 (minimum 12 years of age) who operates a farm

tractor or self-propelled implements of husbandry on the highway (public road), when working for immediate family, to be certified as having successfully completed a tractor and machinery operation safety training course. There are no family or relative exemptions. This law (Act 455) took effect July 1, 1997. The legislature considered and accepted lower age limit i.e. 12 years of age. This amendment passed and was signed on April 27, 1998. This training program is designed to meet the necessary requirements for certification for compliance under Wisconsin Act 455 (youth under 16) and for those youth 14 and 15 desiring training and federal certification for farm employment (Part 570 Child Labor Regulations). The 24-hour program includes: hands on instruction for tractors and farm machinery operation; hazard recognition and correction; general farm safety knowledge and stresses the importance of a positive attitude towards safety. The course will be taught by La Crosse and Monroe County Extension Agents and Vo-Ag Instructors from Tomah, Brookwood, Cashton, Bangor and Sparta School Districts. Guest speakers will also help teach the course. The training will be conducted at Sparrow’s Nest at the Abbey, 17304 Havenwood Road, Sparta, WI. Please notice that this is a 24-hour training program (classroom & assignments). Students are required to attend all sessions. They must pass both a written and a driving exam. The course is taught at a 14-15 year-old age level. Space is limited. Youth must be at least 12 years old at the time of the class to participate. All participants must be physically large enough to reach and operate all tractor controls while fully seated in the tractor seat. Participants must wear closed-toe shoes and appropriate attire for weather and operating farm machinery. All COVID-19 safety protocols will be followed. Equipment and facilities will be sanitized in between participants. Participants must wear a mask over the nose and mouth at all times. Hand sanitizer will be available. Participants will be sent home if these protocols are not followed.

Tractor/Machinery Training Schedule

Monday June 14 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Tuesday June 15 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Wednesday June 16 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Youth will need to bring a bag lunch each day!

(Class may run later if necessary to complete any unfinished driving skill evaluations and/or testing.)

For more information, please contact Bill Halfman at the Monroe County Extension Office (608)269-8722. Registrations are due by Monday, June 7, 2021. Program cost is $40, please make checks payable to UW Extension and mail with the completed registration & behavioral form and activity waiver to Monroe County Extension, 206 South K Street, Sparta, WI 54656. Forms can be found at: https://monroe.extension.wisc.edu/4-h-youth-development/4-h-events/tractor-safety/

https://monroe.extension.wisc.edu/4-h-youth-development/4-h-events/tractor-safety/

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When: Tuesday, June 29, 2021

Time: Registration: 9:00 a.m.

Judging begins: 9:30 a.m.

Where: Assembly Room, Monroe County Justice

Center, Sparta

Entry Deadline: June 21, 2021

Registrations are due to the Extension Office or postmarked no later than June 19. Once your registration form is received, more information will be sent to you with details for the event. You may also scan your form and send it to [email protected]. Each participant is expected to model in the Clothing Preview and in the Style Show at the county fair. The Style Show will be held Sunday, July 25th beginning at 2:30 p.m. at the Fairgrounds in Tomah. Failure to participate in the Style Show will result in the loss of your premium, unless you have obtained permission from Superintendent Denise Murray. Entries will be judged for suitability of garment to individuals and purpose in regards to color and design, general appearance, neatness, posture, fit, and construction (to the extent that it affects the general appearance).

CONVENTIONAL MACHINE SEWING

BEGINNERS - 1st and 2nd year Clothing Project members. Limit: 2

entries per exhibitor, plus Consumer Buymanship. Open to

members in their 1st or 2nd year enrolled in the Clothing Project.

Serger may also be used for any entry.

_____ Class A, Clothing Preview, Beginning, Grades 3-4

_____ Class B, Clothing Preview, Beginning, Grades 5-6

_____ Class C, Clothing Preview, Beginning, Grades 7+

Lot No.

____1. Apron ____2. Skirt

____3. Shorts /Culottes ____4. Pants

____5. Lounge pants ____6. Blouse/shirt or top

____7. Outfit for general wear ____8. Dress/Jumper

____9. Nightwear ____10. Outerwear

____11. Consumer Buymanship Outfit (at least one item constructed)


INTERMEDIATE - Limit: 2 entries per exhibitor, plus Consumer Buymanship.

Open to members in their 3rd, 4th, or 5th year enrolled in the Clothing

project. Serger may also be used for any entry.

_____ Class D, Clothing Preview, Intermediate, Grades 5-6

_____ Class E, Clothing Preview, Intermediate, Grades 7-8

_____ Class F, Clothing Preview, Intermediate, Grades 9+

Lot No. (Conventional Machine Sewing)

_____ 1. Nightwear ____ 2. Skirt

_____ 3. Shorts ____ 4. Pants

_____ 5. Lounge Pants ____ 6. Blouse/Shirt or Top

_____ 7. Skirt with Top ____ 8. Pants with Top

_____ 9. Shorts with Top ____10. Jumper or overalls with Top

_____11. Jumpsuit, short or long ____12. Sportswear outfit (at least two pieces)

_____13. Dress for general wear ____14. Dress for best wear

_____15. Outerwear ____16. Garment for someone else

_____17.Consumer Buymanship Outfit (at least one item constructed)


ADVANCED - Limit: 2 entries per exhibitor plus Consumer Buymanship.

Open to members with six or more years enrolled in the clothing project.

Serger may also be used for any entry.

____ Class G, Clothing Preview, grades 8+

Lot No.

____ 1. Nightwear or Loungewear ____ 2. Beachwear

____ 3. Skirt with Top ____ 4. Shorts with top/shirt

____ 5. Pants with top/shirt ____ 6. Dress/outfit for general wear

____ 7. Garment for pre-school child ____ 8. Garment for school child

____ 9. Jacket, unlined ____10. Suit, unlined

____11. Dress outfit for best wear ____12. Dress outfit for party/formal wear

____13. Sports outfit, two piece (not dress) ______14. Garment for Adult

____15. Altered/Recycled Garment (must provide before picture)

____16. Outerwear/coat ____17. Jacket, lined

____18. Suit, lined ____19. Jumpsuit, short or long

____20. Costume for yourself/another

____21. Consumer Buymanship Outfit (at least one item constructed)

Would like the “Modeling Your 4-H Garment” handout sent to you?

___Yes ___No

See Dept. 26—Clothing Preview in the Fair Book for more information.

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2021 Clothing Preview Entry Form Tuesday, June 29, 2021

Registration Deadline: Monday, June 21, 2021 Mail entries to: Monroe County Extension Office, 206 South St, Sparta, WI 54656

Name ___________________________________ Address ___________________________________

City/St/Zip ______________________________ Club ______________________________________

Grade ___________________________________ Yr(s) in Clothing ___________________________

mailto:[email protected]

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Cloverbud orner

University of MN Extension Service Cloverbuds Publication 4H-MI-5560-S

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Exploring 4-H for New Families Adult Edition

Have a minute? Please provide feedback by filling out

this 5-question survey

Beyond the Club You’re a part of something big! 4-H is the nation’s largest youth development organization, with more than 6 million members and over 90,000 clubs. Because of how big 4-H Is, it can be hard to understand where you (and everyone else) fits into the greater scope of 4-H from a state and national level.

Where do I fit? Most members get their start with a 4-H club. If your child wants to get more involved with 4-H beyond the club level, check with your club leader or your county-based 4-H staff to learn about additional 4-H opportunities. Getting involved with your county’s groups or the Leaders Organization can be great ways to connect with new opportunities.

Area Extension Director The Area Extension Director (AED) supervises county level Extension staff and fosters the relationship between state and the county partners.

County-Based 4-H Staff County staff work in the local Extension office. Staff provide education, supervision, and administration for the county 4-H program.

What is Extension? Extension is a division of UW-Madison that brings the resources of the University to people where they live and work. Extension program areas include youth, family, and community development as well as agriculture & natural resources.

Chartered 4-H Clubs 4-H clubs meet regularly, and members work with adults together toward a common purpose. While community clubs are most common, clubs can also be found in afterschool, in-school, and military settings.

Chartered 4-H Groups 4-H groups meet regularly, focus on a specific educational goal, and are open to 4-H members throughout the county. Examples of groups are a countywide Dog Project or a Shooting Sports Program.

Chartered 4-H

Leaders Organization Leaders Organizations conduct countywide events, fundraise, coordinate recognition, and advocate for 4-H in the community.

Wisconsin 4-H Program Oversight Employee and Volunteer Supervision

Did you know? Nationally, 4-H is administered by the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Each state’s 4-H program reports to the USDA annually.

Wisconsin 4-H The 4-H Program Management team directs state 4-H program. State 4-H Program Specialists provide resources for educational areas.

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YOUth Matter! Youth lead and make decisions in 4-H clubs, groups, and experiences. That means that the most important piece of 4-H is YOU. As a 4-H member, you help to make decisions and can make your voice heard.

You can help to lead and make decisions in 4-H. Each statement is a way that you can get involved. Decide if you think the statement shows how you can be involved in 4-H at the club, county, state, or national level. Circle where this might apply. Some statements might apply to more than one level of 4-H.

Exploring 4-H for New Families is developed by Heidi Vanderloop Benson, Chippewa County 4-H Program Educator and Ben Hoppe, Brown County 4-H Program Educator, UW-Madison Division of Extension.

An EEO/AA employer, University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension provides equal opportunities in employment and programming, including Title

VI, Title IX, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act requirements.

Which of these leadership opportunities sounded the most interesting? Why is it interesting to you?

Exploring 4-H for New Families Member Edition

Sign up for a committee to help run a local 4-H event.

Club County State National

Vote on topics at meetings.


Represent my region on the Wisconsin Leadership Council.


Lead other young people and be a mentor as a camp counselor.


Attend Leaders Organization meetings and share my opinions.


Apply to be a delegate for National 4-H Conference.


Run for an officer position.


Be on the 4-H Communications Team.


Apply for the 4-H Drama Company.


Be a counselor for Space Camp.


Teach other members something I know.


Be on the 4-H Arts Team.


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Monroe County Fair News

2021 MOCO Fair Dates: Wed., July 21 –Sun., July 25, 2021

The Themes will be picked by each club again this year. Last year’s creativity was great. We can’t wait to see what all the

clubs come up with for 2021.

Reminder!!

Sheep, Swine, and Market Goat e-IDs are

due in the Database

4:30 p.m. on May 17th

Get to the digital form at:

https://monroe.extension.wisc.edu/4

-h-youth-development/meat-animal-

id/

Remember: All animal exhibitors are expected to help with at least 1 fair clean-up .

Clean-up schedule:

Saturday, June 19, 2021, 9 a.m. to Noon Saturday, July 17, 2021, 9 a.m. to Noon August date to be determined

Upcoming 2021 Jr. Livestock Committee Meetings:

June 8, 2021

8 p.m., Location TBD

Only 3 months until the 2021 Monroe County Fair!

ATTENTION!!

All fair entries will be by PAPER registration ONLY. There is not an online option this year.

Registration deadline is:

June 20, 2021 If you need a physical fair book, call Shae at 608-372-2081.

Wisconsin State Fair Non-Livestock Items Exhibits & Performances

Participation in the Wisconsin State Fair Youth Expo Department is open to any Wisconsin resident 12 - 19 years of age as of January 1st of the current year. 2021 Youth Expo programs offered are stage performances and project exhibits. Exhibitors can self-nominate their own project exhibits for judging which will be judged in late June / early July. Youth Expo Project Exhibit Entry Information is available on: https://wistatefair.com/pdfs/competitions/entry_info/project_exhibits.pdf?mc_cid=1fa880b99f&mc_eid=c311b6816e

Sheep Weigh-In

There will be a sheep weigh-in on Wednesday, May 12th at the Cashton Ag Shop from 5 to 8 p.m. Please pull behind the school and park near the greenhouse. MCF tags will be available at the weigh-in for members to purchase for $1 each. But, starting next year, scrapies tags can be used as the MCF sheep market pre identification tag. If you choose to weigh in, you still MUST submit your online pre id entries by Monday, May 17th by 4:30 p.m.

https://monroe.extension.wisc.edu/4-h-youth-development/meat-animal-id/




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