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Kim Peters CEA—4-H Youth Dev [email protected]
Leesa Wood Calvi CEA—Family & Consumer Science [email protected]
J.D. Ragland CEA—Agriculture [email protected]
Shannon Walsh Urban Program Director [email protected]
December 2012
Randall County 4-H Newsletter
Extension Office Staff
Extension programs serve people of all ages regardless of socioeconomic level, race, color, religion, disability or national origin. The Texas A&M System, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and County Commissioners Courts of Texas Cooperating.
4-H Newsletter It’s been decided that we WILL continue to email a copy of each
month’s 4-H newsletter to anyone who has been a Randall 4-H
member at any time and who has not graduated from high
school. The reasoning behind this is to keep everyone aware of
what is going on in Randall 4-H. If you want to participate in any
4-H event, you will have to be actively enrolled in 4-H. NOTE:
JUST BECAUSE YOU’RE GETTING EMAILS FROM US DOES NOT
NECESSARILY MEAN YOU ARE ENROLLED IN 4-H.
4-H Fruit Sales
The fruit orders will be arriving some day
in the week of December 12th. We’ll send
all our 4-H members an email with the exact
date of delivery. Please come in on that day to pick up
your fruit and deliver it to your customers.
County Council Meeting When: 6:30 Thursday, December 20th
Where: Kuhlman Extension Center
Program: TBA
ALL COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICERS, CLUB PRESIDENTS
AND COUNCIL DELEGATES NEED TO ATTEND. County
Council Members are:
Kelly Baxter Mackenzie Odom
Rachel Smith Abby McCarty
Quay Owen Sheridan Artho
Brady Sayers Tanner Owen
Sparklynn Rust Ben McCrary
Clay Burkham
Page 2 Randall County 4-H Newsletter 4-H Stars!
Please Make a Note of Extension’s Phone Number!!!!
468-5543 This number was not listed in the most recent copy of the small Canyon phone book, so put this inside the front cover of your phone book for reference until the 2013 version is released.
We apologize if we’ve failed to recognize any of your 4-H ac-
complishments. Contact the Extension Office, and we’ll be
glad to mention them in next month’s newsletter.
District Roundup Juniors Tavianna Willliams Share-the-Fun Vocal 3rd
Jayden Williams Share-the-Fun Poetry 3rd
Abby Burkham &
Autumn Moore Open Team 2nd
Ryan Cox Open 3rd
Horse Quiz Bowl Team: Also competed
Tavianna Williams Ruby Wilkerson
Skyler Berry Michael Ann Robinson
Seniors Arianna Cox Horse 1st
Blakelee Brownd Share-the-Fun Vocal 1st
Cheraye Aguirre Open 2nd
Share-the-Fun Team Celebrate 4-H: 1st
McKalah Robinson Quay Owen
Tyler Nelson Callie Hawkins
Hannah Hawkins Clay Burkham
Joy Chandler Lauren Rogers-Biggs
Makalah Reynolds
Horse Quiz Bowl Team: 2nd
Arianne Coz Sydney Denton
Haley Jones
Beef Quiz Bowl Team #1: 3rd
Quay Owen Andrew Aguirre
Lauren Rogers-Biggs Clay Burkham
Beef Quiz Bowl Team #2: Also Competed
Tyler Nelson McKalah Robinson
Makayla Reynolds Reese Cross
District Food Show
Contestants
Juniors
Tanner Owen Wrap
Lainye Meador Fruit Salad 1st
Intermediates
Kaleigh Meador Fresh Fruit 2nd
Emily Boschen Ground Meat
Seniors
Mackenzie Odom Fruit & Veg 1st
Texas 4-H Leadership Conference
Kellie Baxter and Sheridan Artho earned the opportunity
to attend this conference in Washington DC over the
Thanksgiving Holiday because of their state winning record
books. What an honor! Hope you had a good time.
District Food Challenge
We had two Junior/Intermediate
teams competing this year.
Thanks guys for practicing so hard
and representing us at the district
level.
Team #1: Emily Boschen
Fallon Platt &
Teagen Barnett
Team #2: Kate Mischak
Abby Burkham
Reagan Garcia
Autumn Moore
Muleshoe Rabbit
Show
Joy Chandler 5-1st, 2-2nds,
1-3rd, and 3-Best of Variety.
Tell us your 4-H Story
Go to the following web site and tell us how 4-H has
changed you or what special thing you get from
being a 4-H member or a volunteer. Your story
may be featured in new marketing pieces. The
website is
http://fs4.formsite.com/state4h/form15/index.html.
Photography Meeting When: 5-6 p.m. Monday, January 14th
Where: Kuhlman Extension Center
Theme for the senior photography category
is “Holiday Season in Texas”. Be sure to
take pictures of the upcoming holidays with
a Texas twist. Entries will be accepted be-
tween April 1-15 via 4-H Connect. You will
find the Rules and Guidelines at
http://texas4-h.tamu.edu If you’re interest-
ed in meeting and learning about photog-
raphy, please email Cathy McCarty at jimor-
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Randall County 4-H Newsletter
4-H Recipe Rally In this contest, intermediates
and seniors are challenged with
selecting, creating and/or alter-
ing a recipe and submitting a
video of them preparing the recipe. Entries are
submitted online and are due by February 1st.
The top three intermediate and senior 4-H mem-
bers will be invited to compete in the rally dur-
ing Texas 4-H Roundup next June. Questions
may be directed to Courtney Dodd at
[email protected] or 979-845-6533.
4-H Clothing Project Workshops
Watch your newsletters for January Cloth-
ing Project Workshops.
Leadership Live
When: 7-8 p.m. December 10th
Want to enhance your leadership? Join in a virtu-
al leadership experience. Watch life from any
web accessible device. Contact Chris Boleman at
[email protected] or Courtney Dodd at
[email protected] for more information.
Tweet questions and comments to @Texas4h us-
ing #leadershiplive4h
4-H Program Development Board
Adults and youth are invited to serve on this board.
Leesa would like for Parents & Senior 4-H members
in Food, Clothing and Consumer to apply by De-
cember 14th. Members chosen from applicants will
serve on a project committee making decisions about
district competitions. Applications can be found at :
http://d14-h.tamu.edu/panhandle-district-1-program-
development-board/ and can be submitted throughout
the year.
4-H Day at the Capital
When: February 6, 2013
Where: Austin, TX
All members and parents are invited to join
Texas 4-H at the 4-H Day at the Capital where
4-H will be recognized in both the House of
Representatives and Senate Chambers. In the
afternoon, spend some time with your legisla-
tors and let them know about the great things
4-H is doing in your community. Registration
on 4-H Connect will open December 17th and
close January 18th. The registration fee
amount will be announced in December.
2013 Clothing and Textiles
Advisory Board
Applications are now being accepted for this
Board. Adult and youth board members are pro-
vided an opportunity to help guide and expand
the 4-H Clothing and Textiles Program. Applica-
tions will be accepted until December 15th and
must be accompanied by a letter of support. For
more information, go to
http://fcs.tamu.edu/clothing/4h/index.php
Randall County 4-H Newsletter Page 4
Scholarships (for graduating seniors)
2013 Randall County Junior
Livestock Association Scholarship
Applications due: December 16, 2012
(Board has agreed to extend deadline to 16th)
Scholarship applications are available at the Ex-
tension Office, has been attached to the Septem-
ber newsletter email or can be found at the Ran-
dall website http://randall.agrilife.org click
forms. You may email your application and
school transcripts to [email protected] or fax
to 468-5547.
2013 Texas 4-H Opportunity Scholarship
This scholarship is now available at
http://texas4-
h.tamu.edu/scholarships#opportunity along
with a scholarship training.
If you’re a graduating senior and you’re inter-
ested in applying for this scholarship, make
sure you have taken care of the following:
Ensure you have taken the SAT or ACT. Min-
imum requirements on scores are 1350 on
SAT and 19 on ACT.
Begin working on your Free Application for
Federal Aid (FAFSA). This is a free applica-
tion and can be found at fafsa.gov.
District 1 Sweepstakes Contest
To promote county spirit and unity as well as friend-
ly competition among the counties in District 1, the
district is starting a sweepstakes contest. There will
be 4 divisions:
Ag and Natural Resources
Family & Consumer Science
Leadership
Recreational Sports and Activities
Awards will be given to counties for participating
and excelling. For more information, contact Bran
don Dukes, 677-5600, or [email protected]
Consumer Decision Making
If you would like to compete in this project,
contact Tricia Odom, 335-5064, or macken-
[email protected] Study information is at
http://texas4-
h.tamu.edu/project_consumer/cdm District
Consumer Decision Making Contest is May
2nd.
Randall County 4-H Newsletter
4-H Academic Eligibility You must be enrolled in 4-H and be making pass-ing grades in school before you can compete in
any 4-H contest. The reason we ask you to notify us so early that you want to compete in county con-
tests is because we must check with your school to see if you are passing at least two weeks in ad-
vance of the contest. Extension sends a letter to your school with the contest name, date and
whether competition will require you to miss any school. Don’t forget that it is still your responsi-
bility to let your school know the exact dates
you will be absent from school and to get as-
signments from your teachers before leaving.
If you are not academically eligible to compete,
the school will notify a county agent who will let one of your parents know that there is a problem
with your grades.
Healthy Lifestyles Invitational
When: Thursday, June 13th
Where: Texas 4-H Roundup
This contest is open to both teams
and individuals. For more infor-
mation, go to http://texas4-
h.tamu.edu/healthy_lifestyle
4-H Quilt Community Service Project
The goal is to donate 254 blankets to charity be-
fore 2013 Roundup. For more information go to
http://fcs.tamu.edu/clothing/4h/index.php.
Centra 4-H Opportunity
Scholarship Training 7-9 p.m. Thursday, December 6th
You may enter up to 15 minutes early by going
to http://webconference.tamus.edu/main/tce/
and enter the event code: GPM036843
VERY IMPORTANT!! (We can’t stress this enough)
Watch Your E-mails
We will be emailing the 4-H newsletter and communicating important 4-H information to your family’s e-mail addresses with “Randall 4-H” in the subject line.
Page 5
Attention: Club and
Project Leaders If you have something you would like placed in the 4-H newsletter, please e-mail the Extension
Office at [email protected] by the 20th of each month or the following Monday if the 20th
is on the weekend.
Randall County 4-H Newsletter
4-H Enrollment
Re-enrollment for 4-H opened August
15th. Cost for enrollment starting No-
vember 1st is $25. Remember to check
all information when you re-enroll espe-
cially which school you will be attending
during the 2012-2013 school year and
your emails so we can make sure you get
important information during the year.
Club and project leaders MUST re-
enroll in 4-H each year also. Back-
ground checks are run every 3 years.
If you have someone else you would like
to keep informed about 4-H like your
grandparents or anyone else not living
with you, you may place that email in the
second household email field.
“Storybook Endings: Community Service
Rachel Smith has started a community service
project called “Storybook Endings” to collect
and donate prom dresses and books to Arrow
Ministries, a foster care home in Amarillo. If you
have a new or gently used dress or book(s),
please bring them to the Extension Office by De-
cember 7th.
2013 Texas 4-H Europe
Travel Experience
Texas 4-H members 15 and older (at the time of
the trip) will visit Scotland, and Ireland from
July 3rd — July 17th. Tour fee is $3,520 per
youth. For more details about the trip contact
Dr Chala Bading at [email protected].
Texas 4-H Conference Center
Winter and Spring Events
January 4-6 Teen Retreat
January 4-6 Texas 4-h Council Workshop
March 22-24 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department,
Becoming an Outdoors Woman
April 19-21 Texas 4-H Shooting Sports Extravaganza
2013 Teen Leadership Retreat
When: January 4-6
Where: Brownwood, TX
To register, visit the 4-h Center website: tex-
as4hcenter.tamu.edu Click on the “Register
Now” link. Cost is $105 for youth and $70 for
adults. Each county is responsible for provid-
ing adult chaperones.
Shooting Sports
Big 5 Meeting When: 6:30 p.m. Monday, Call Ken Crump,
678-4889, for the date
Where: Canyon’s 1st United Bank
Big 5 meetings usually take place at 6:30 p.m. the last Monday of the month at the Canyon branch of the 1st United Bank. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Horse Happenings
Horse Judging Starting : 4:30 p.m. each Tuesday
Where: Pluhars’ (unless told differently)
Call Darwin, 679-3540, for information.
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ARPC Junior Rifle When: 9-11 p.m. Saturday, Jan 5th—Registration
8:30 a.m. Saturday, Jan 12th—First Class
Where: Indoor rifle range of ARPC (2.2 miles north of Loop 335 on North Western, http://amarillorpc.com)
This is a 10-week class that teaches the basics of rifle marksmanship. It is open to anyone age 10-20 years old of all skill levels. Cost is $20 per shooter which includes ammo, targets and use of the club target .22 rifles. Email Gary Arthur [email protected] if you have any questions.
4-H Natural Resources
Visit the website http://texas4-
h.tamu.edu/natural for detailed project area
and event information. Please go to our pro-
ject area webpages via the “Natural Resource
Program Links” box at the upper right of this
web page. Connect with us via Facebook
Page
http://www.facebook.com/tx4hnaturalresour
ces and “Like” us for updates.
Mare Care Series When: 4-9 p.m., Tuesday. December 11th
Where: Wichita Falls, TX (1000 5th St)
The second installment of a four-part series for horse owners who want more information on how to care for mares will be hosted by Texas A&M AfriLife Extension Service and Wichita County Extension Horse Committee.
The subject for this program is “Focus n Foaling Time”
On January 8th the subject will be “Nutrition and Care of the Lactating Mare and Foa
The final program’s subject on February 12th is “Care and Nutrition for the Breeding Mare.
Registering for these three programs is only $20 combined. Walk-ins can pay $10 for each program.
2013 Postal League For information on this contest and many others, go to http://texas4-h.tamu.edu/shootingsports/events
Rifle Project Practices NEW SHOOTERS–Mondays, January 7th & 14th: 6 p.m. ages 9-10 as of Sept 1, 2012 & 7 p.m. ages 11 and up
RETURNING SHOOTERS-Monday, January 28th: 6 p.m. ages 9-10 as of Sept 1, 2012 & 7 p.m. ages 11 and up
Practices are held at the Amarillo Rifle and Pistol Club on N. Western (http://amarillorpc.com). Rifles and equipment are
provided. Participants need to bring eye and ear protection and wear a bulky sweatshirt. A ski glove for the non-shooting
hand may also be helpful for smaller shooters. The range fee is $2/per shooter each night of attendance. We will be practic-
ing on Monday evenings. (No practice on Monday, January 21st). The first two meetings will be reserved for new shooters
only. (Space is limited. If you are simply interested in learning to shoot, but do not want to participate in the district match,
please consider attending the Junior shooter program at ARPC on Saturday mornings instead.) If you have any questions,
email Kathryn Karcher at [email protected] or call/text 806-382-6105.
The Livestock Lowdown
Page 7 Randall County 4-H Newsletter
District Swine Skillathon
When: 5 p.m. Thursday, December 6th
Where: District Office
Registration opens November 15th and closes
November 29th on 4-H Connect. For more
information contact Michael Wilkes at
County Stock Show
Entry Deadline - December 14th
Validation for County and
Major Stock Shows
Rabbits @ Digger Howard Livestock Barn
December 4th 5:30-7:30
(contact Lynne McCright. 282-3627)
Randall County Stock Show
Sale Committee Meeting
When: 7 p.m. Monday, December 10th
Where: Kuhlman Extension Center
Parents and livestock exhibitors are encour-
aged to become involved with the show and
sale. There’s a committee to fit everyone.
Why don’t you volunteer to help make this
year’s show and sale the best ever!
Jackpot Pig Show When: December 8th
Where: Stephenville. TX
Contact Randy Harp, 254-485-4295, or
[email protected] for more information
Texas Market Hog Symposium
When: 9-Noon, December 7th
Where: Stephenville TX
Panel Discussion:
*What will the future Market Hog look like?
*Texas pork breeders panel on Type,
Frame Size, Weight Limits
*Classification Clarification/Interpretation
*Comments from Major Show Judges and
Show Managers
Piggin’ in the Permian
Pig Show
When: December 15th
Where: Midland, TX
For more information, contact Choyr Gilbert,
432-894-2444, or Joe Watters, 432-556-9531. Winterfest Extravaganza
Swine, Heifer & Steer Jackpot
When: December 15th (Swine) &
16th (Steer & Heifer)
Where: Dumas, TX
For more information, contact Marcel Fisch-
bacher 806-935-8593 or 806-336-1708.
RCJLS Association Meeting
When: 7 p.m. Thursday, January 3rd
Where: Kuhlman Extension Center
Committee reports will be presented
along with other items preparing for the
coming County Stock Show January 17-21,
2013.
Austin Stock Show Schools Tour Last year, student volunteers from local 4-H, FFA, FCCLA and various other organizations, led over 6,000 school-age children and guided them through education-al exhibits around the fairgrounds. This year’s School Tours will take place Monday, March 18th through Friday, March 22nd and will occur daily 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
If you’re interested in being a guide, School Tours guide registration is now available online: http://www.rodeoaustin.com/events_detail.aspx?id=1114 , or forms may be faxed to 512.919.3005 (Attn: School Tours) or emailed to [email protected].
Forms and online registration must be submitted no lat-er than Friday, December 14, 2012. Confirmation of par-ticipation in the School Tours Guide program will be sent to all registrations no later than Friday, January 18, 2013.
Livestock Project Blue Form-If you plan on showing at one of the 2013 stock shows, please fill out the 2013 Stock Show Livestock Project Form available at the Extension Office or on or web site http://Randall.AgriLife.org under Forms. As soon as you know your intentions, let’s get one filled out..
If you plan on competing in any of the fairs or in
the County or any major stock show and have
not completed the Quality County Training and
Testing, you must get this done. This is an
online training that basically covers livestock
feeding and medication as well as ethic topics.
It takes about 20 minutes to complete the train-
ing and test. There is a junior level as well as a
senior level test. Juniors must pass their test
only once at which time you will be issued a
certificate of completion number. When they
become a senior they must take and pass a sen-
ior test at which time you will be issued another
completion number. THIS NUMBER IS VERY
IMPORTANT as it will be a requirement to be
recorded on all major show entry forms. BE
SURE TO KEEP UP WITH IT.
To access the Quality Count Training and Test-
ing, simply go to the following website, log in,
provide your name, address, etc. and start the
training. Once the training is reviewed, then
take the test. You may take it as many times as
needed To learn more about verification pro-
cess, go to http://qualitycounts.tamu.edu. AF-
TER YOU PASS THE TEST, PRINT OUT THE CER-
TIFICATE AND KEEP UP WITH IT. MEMBERS
WILL HAVE TO HAVE THAT CERTIFICATE
NUMBER TO ENTER STOCK SHOWS IN NO-
VEMBER. Call J.D. if you have any questions.
Here’s the login instructions-
Juniors 9-13 years of age as of September
1st of current year.
Go to the Quality Counts web page at
http://qualitycounts.tamu.edu. On the top bar
click on Texas Trail, then click on the picture of
the Texas Trail logo to get started watching the
presentation. Then on the top bar again, click
on Verification then follow Junior/Senior direc-
tions below.
Seniors 14-19 as of September 1st of cur-
rent year
Go to the Quality Counts web page at
http://qualitycounts.tamu.edu. On the top bar
click on Curricula then click on the Quality
Counts Book and CD (this has information and
examples of what will be on the test). Study the
information. Then on the top bar again, click on
Verification and follow Junior/Senior directions
below.
Junior and Seniors
ENTER THE EXACT NAME YOU USE FOR
MAJOR SHOW ENTRIES
CHOOSE 4-H AND FFA IF YOU ARE UNSURE
WHICH YOU WILL SHOW UNDER
Click on Take the test and become verified.
You must make a score of 80 or better to pass.
Take the test as many times as necessary.
“Quality Counts” Training/Testing Quality County Numbers are required for entry
in all fairs and stock shows.
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Stock Show Resource Closet It can be expensive to put that stock show outfit to-
gether. Often the items you buy to show in are not
ever worn out but out grown. A resource closet has
been started at the Randall County Extension Office.
If you have items (shirts, jeans, boots, belts, etc.) you
would like to donate, please bring them by. If you are
in need of an item, please contact Kim Peters or J. D.
Ragland at 468-5543.
Club News
Randall County 4-H Newsletter Page 9
T Anchor 4-H Club When: 6:30 p.m. Monday, December 10th (officers do not need to be early) Where: Skate Plex (9721 S Coulter) Cost: $7 per skater (bring your own blades) - skate rental extra Meal: Pizza and drinks supplied by club (bring a desert like cookies) Community Service: Poptarts for “SnackPac for Kids” and handmade Christmas Cards for Veterans Leaders: Sheri Artho, 220-9557, or [email protected] & Cathy McCarty, 220-9557 PLEASE CHECK YOU EMAILS DAILY. THIS WILL BE OUR CLUB’S WAY OF SENDING INFORMATION AND UPDATES.
Palo Duro 4-H Club When: 6:30 p.m., Thursday, December 13th
Where: Kuhlman Extension Center
Program: TBA Leaders: Laura & Bryan Smith, 655-5420, or [email protected]
Canyon 4-H Club When: 10 a.m. Saturday, December 8th Where: Canyon Healthcare (15 Hospital Dr, Canyon) We will meet in the parking lot and go in together. Program: Deliver Christmas Cards we made to nursing home residents. (Parents, talk to your kids in advance and let them know what to ex-pect. Some of the residents will not be respon-sive, but we’ll eave a card in their lap or their bedside table.)
& When: 6:30 p.m. Thursday, December 13th Where: Kuhlman Extension Center Program: Meet at Canyon Walmart Pharmacy Entry to shop for angel tree angels followed by cookies, hot chocolate and wrapping of the gifts. Club will provide the money to buy gifts, but you may donate more money if you would like. We would like everyone to wear their club shirts, please. Leaders: Angela Burkham, 341-4884, and Tammy McCrary, 918-691-6483.
Livestock Project Club When: 3 p.m. Sunday, December 9th Where: Kuhlman Extension Center Program: Shop at Wal Mart for Angel Tree kids Food: Back to Extension Office for Chili
& When: December 17th Where: Home of volunteer to wrap angel tree gifts. There will be no meetings during the months of January, February and March. We encourage you to attend these important December meet-ings. Leader: Contact Larry Roots at 676-4099, 356-8729 or [email protected] for information.
Project & Clover Kid News
T-Anchor Pony Express Clover Kids
See T-Anchor club meeting plans.
Leader: Brandi Lorenz, 673-0990
Rifle Project Leaders: Scott (351-2385) or Kathryn (382-6105)
Karcher or [email protected].
Rabbit Project Leaders: Lynne McCright, 282-3627, or [email protected] & Kathryn Karcher, 382-6105
Shotgun Project Leader: Greg Curry, 655-0561, or
Photography Leader: Cathy McCarty, 282-8176, or
Cowboy 4-H Club Contact Club Leaders for Plans
Where: Lion’s Club in Happy
Leaders: Tricia Odom - 764-3560
Jimmy Stockett - 764-3509
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Check us out on the web!
http://randall.agrilife.org/
Texas AgriLife Extension Service
Educational programs of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service are open to all people without regard to race, color, sex, disability, religion, age,
or national origin.
The Texas A&M University System, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the County Commissioners Courts of Texas Cooperating.
Information contained in this letter is for educational purposes only. Reference to commercial products or trade names is made with the under-standing that no discrimination is intended and no endorsement by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service of the Texas A&M University Sys-
tems is implied.
Leesa Wood Calvi,
County Extension Agent-
Family & Consumer Science
J.D. Ragland
County Extension Agent-
Agriculture
Randall County 4-H
Herbert F & Jeannie Kuhlman Extension Center
200 N Brown Rd
Canyon, TX 79015
Return service requested
Phone: 806-468-5543
Fax: 806-468-5547
E-mail: [email protected]
"To Make the Best Better"
Leesa Wood Calvi J. D. Ragland Kim Peters
County Extension Agent-
4-H Youth Development
Kim Peters
