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February 2021Boulder County 4-H Clover Gazette1Boulder County 4-HClover GazetteFebruary 2021Table of ContentsWE ARE HAPPY to say2Colorado 4-H Newsthat we have received a variancefrom Boulder County to startmeeting in person with groups of10 or less for our 4-H Programs.3-6Boulder County 4-HNews6General 4-H News7CalendarWhile we still encourage to continue with virtual programmingwhen possible, we do know some projects or meetings areessential to meet in person.Upcoming DeadlinesAll meetings or activities in person must go through ourcounty and state approval process. We ask 4-H leaders torequest meetings at minimum of two weeks in advance.1.29.21 Returning membersenrolled and feespaid to ClubAs we are starting the project work and meetings this year,think creative and let’s plan to make the best better in smallgroup activities.1.30.21 Fee for late enrollmentThanks for being#Boulder4HStrong.4.30.21 Project Add/Drop4.30.21 Enrollment deadlineto participate in theBrenda Kwang, 4-H AgentFaith Kroschel, 4-H AgentLisa Wallace, 4-H Program AssistantYouth, Livestock, AnimalsBkwang@bouldercounty.orgYouth and Outreachfkroschel@bouldercounty.orgNew Leaders and Shooting Sportslwallace@bouldercounty.orgThe Clover Gazette 4-H Newsletter is published 11 times a year by Colorado State UniversityExtension in Boulder County. Copies are distributed electronically. News articles are welcomed by members, leaders and clubs and are due to the Boulder County Extension Officeon or before the 20th of the preceding month. Electronic copy only. The Extension staffreserves the right to make any editorial changes deemed necessary.Audra Harders, 4-H oulder County Extension Office9595 Nelson Road, Box BLongmont, Colorado 80501(303)678-6238; FAX (303)678-6281* * *CSU Extension/4-H does not discriminate on the basis of race, age, color, religion, nationalorigin or ancestry, sex, gender, disability, veteran status, genetic information, sexual orientation, or gender identity or expression.Boulder County 4-H website:www.Boulder4H.org
February 2021Boulder County 4-H Clover Gazette2Colorado 4-HMark your calendars! Leadership Development Conference (LDC) will be February 27 from 10 am to 4pm, virtually!Registration will begin December 31 and close Feb 12 @11:59 PM via4HOnline.This event is for 4-H members 14-18 years old. 4-H leaders who would normallyact as chaperones are also welcome to attend. Registration is required. This is aFREE event this year! The State 4-H Senate and State Shooting Sports Ambassadors have some great virtual workshops lined up.For more information on LDC and how to register, visit https://tinyurl.com/yy2gyo8gLooking for Information on 4-H Projects?Are you looking for project information and record books? Maybethinking about investigating something new? Want to try your handat raising livestock, dog training, Beekeeping, but haven’t a cluewhat’s involved?The State 4-H website offers fact sheets and resources for all theprojects on the 20-21 State Project List. If selected as champion oftheir unit at the county level, these projects become eligible forcompetition at the Colorado State Fair. Check it out: -h-projectinformation/4-H Volunteer Leader TrainingsJoin several 4-H Agents and staff from across the Colorado front range as we host monthly 4-H volunteer leader trainings. Watch for details each month as we announce the topics, dates and registration details.February 23 featured topic is 4-H Money Matters.4-H Money MattersJoin Adams County 4-H Feb. 23rd at 6pm as they host the second in our Front RangeVirtual Leader Training Series. Guest presenter Trent Hollister, Colorado 4-H Volunteer Specialist will cover best money practices 4-H clubs should be using when fundraising, handling, and spending 4-H money. Bring your questions for the Q&A portionof the training!Virtual Registration Link: iYHR3KRsVH7FHKAuVe
February 2021Boulder County 4-H Clover Gazette3Boulder County 4-HCarnivalAs many of you have maybe noticed, we are not going to be able to havecarnival this year. While we can’t do our traditional activity, the Youth Council does intend to host another Silent Auction to benefit the clubs and YouthCouncil for future funding needs. Dates of the Auction will be determined inthe coming month, with the intent to hold in April.Please plan to gather items for the Auction for your clubs!Dog 4-H4-H Dog Project – Record Book Learning SessionIf you are enrolled in the 4-H Dog Project, please plan to join us on Tuesday February 9 from 7-8pm for tips and pointers on completing your Dog Project Record Book! Bring all your questions! Wewill explain what information is required on each page and what records you need to keep for yourdog. Register in advance for this meeting: tinyurl.com/173eahgs If you have questions, contactAnne Janicki – janicki.anne@gmail.comIntroduction to the 4-H Dog ProjectFirst year dog project members are encouraged to attend a virtual orientation to the Dog Project onWednesday February 17th at 7 pm. We will introduce our trainers, explain equipment requirements,review the training schedule & training topics and answer any questions you have about the 4-H DogProject. Register in advance for this meeting:http://tinyurl.com/1blrldr4 If you have questions, contact Anne Janicki – janicki.anne@gmail.comLivestock 4-HMarket Beef Weigh-InMarket beef weigh-in is tentatively scheduled for Sunday, March 14th. All marketsteers and market heifers MUST be weighed in on this date to be eligible to show atcounty fair - NO EXCEPTIONS.Be sure to bring your brand inspection or an official bill of sale to prove ownership ofyour animal. The brand inspector will be onsite collecting that information.State Fair exhibitors - We have not received official word about nomination deadlinesor procedures, but will keep you posted as we find out more.Poultry WorkshopsFebruary 10th at 5:00pm via zoom. Introduction to Poultry, what to expect for the year, and how to navigate the poultrypage. Highly recommended for all Poultry members to attend! Questions? Contact Brande Charnoff, Poultry Superintendent - bcharnoff@gmail.com
February 2021Boulder County 4-H Clover Gazette4Boulder County 4-HLivestock 4-HLeaders Needed:We are currently seeking volunteers interested in serving as Key Leaders or Superintendents for the following areas. KeyLeaders coordinate educational workshops and other educational resources in their project area for members county-wide.Reach out to Brenda Kwang; bkwang@bouldercounty.org if you’d like to serve as a leader in one of these projects!For the coming year:Cat Key Leader: In the Cat project, youth learn about cat breeds, behavior, good health, grooming, feeding, and more. Wehave a new small group of members wanting to learn about this project area.Swine Superintendent and Key Leader: In this project, members learn about all aspects of the pork industry by raising amarket or breeding animal. Youth learn about selection, feeding, care, training and showing of the swine projects.Purchasing Market Animals for your 4-H ProjectsIt's time to think about purchasing your next market animal! When it comes to purchasing animals for a 4-H project, as always, purchasing any animal is up to the family's discretion. Things you may want to consider include: personal finances,current market prices, feed prices, and costs for overall care. As we approach the new 4-H year, make sure that you discuss as a family what animal and how many animals you would like to purchase! We recommend consulting the MarketAnimal Budget Planner er.docx to help guide your discussions.Meat Quality AssuranceColorado 4-H MQA Requirements: 4-H members enrolling in any market and/or breeding livestock projects for the firsttime regardless of age, must attend a Colorado 4-H Meat Quality Assurance (MQA) program. This will be offered virtuallythis year, so please watch for more information on how to complete. 4-H members will be required to attend a Colorado 4H MQA program a minimum of twice during the course of their 4-H career – once as a junior and once again within oneyear after becoming a senior 4-H member. More information on MQA and the Animal Care and Housing Form will be sentout to those enrolled in livestock projects at a later date.We are on Facebook! Boulder County 4-H has a Facebook page! Make sure to follow us at: https://www.facebook.com/Boulder4H . You can find project updates, upcoming events and other opportunities on thispage!Larimer County hosted Livestock Field Day & MQAThe 2021 Livestock Field Day will be facilitated virtually this year, along with a virtual Meat Quality Assurance (MQA) opportunity. Both of these programs are a great opportunity for all 4-H livestock members looking to advance theirknowledge of best practices when raising livestock. The 2021 Livestock Field Day will be a collaboration between LarimerCounty 4-H, faculty from the Department of Animal Sciences at CSU, and faculty from the CSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital. Some of the topics that will be presented on include; animal handling and welfare, nutrition, quality assurance, meatscience, and animal health. If you have any questions regarding this opportunity, please contact Ashley Schilling(schillas@co.larimer.co.us). This virtual experience will be released in early March. Please keep an eye out for further details.
February 2021Boulder County 4-H Clover Gazette5Boulder County 4-HShooting Sports 4-HShooting Sports - 2021 State 4-H Shooting Sports Leader Training -TentativeScheduleAll workshops are tentative and may be cancelled or adjusted to meet current Colorado State Government, CSU and orCounty COVID-19 restrictions & requirements. Additional trainings may be added to the schedule tentatively, should circumstances allow. Registration is currently NOT open. Information to follow soon, as available.Morgan County: March 5. 6. 7; (Rifle, Pistol, Shotgun and Archery)Larimer County: March 12, 13, 14; (Rifle, Pistol, Shotgun and Archery)Pueblo County: March 19, 20, 21; (All Disciplines)Garfield County: March 26, 27, 28; (all Disciplines)TBD : April 9, 10, 11 (Rifle, Pistol, Shotgun and Archery).Questions? Please email Lisa Wallace lwallace@bouldercounty.orgGeneral Projects 4-HLeaders NeededWe have several opportunities also in General Projects for you to share your expertise! Projects that are bold below alsohave opportunity for Superintendent roles. We would welcome Key leaders in any of the areas below that could connect usthrough workshops or small group meetings to support project work in many of the general projects listed below. ContactFaith fkroschel@bouldercounty.org if you would like to know more or have ideas.Family & Consumer Sciences: Cake Decorating, Clothing, Foods & NutritionSTEM: Computer, Electricity, Model Rocketry, Robotics and Engineering, Small Engines, WoodworkingVisual Arts: Ceramics, Heritage Arts, Leathercraft, Scrapbooking, 4-H Filmmaking, PhotographyNatural Resources: Beekeeping, Entomology, Gardening, Outdoor Adventure, Shooting Sports, Sportfishing, WildlifeDetailed project information can be found here: s-2/Scholarships - Post High SchoolThe Stalwart Agfinity Scholarship ProgramAgfinity is offering 25,000 in scholarship funds to students in 2021. In total, they will be awarding up to three 5,000 andten 1,000 scholarships to students pursuing higher education. Submissions are due on March 14, 2021. More information can be found on their website with complete eligibility requirements: https://bit.ly/3cj8zTtEligibility Guidelines · Applicants must be or will be attending an accredited four-year college or an accredited two-year technical schoolor community college pursuing higher education. · Applicants must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale. · Membership to Cooperative is not required. Children of active Agfinity members, employees, and directors areeligible to receive an Agfinity Scholarship.BoCo 4-H Legacy Fund- updated application will be coming soon.CSU 4-H Foundation- applications are open
February 2021Boulder County 4-H Clover Gazette6Boulder County 4-HClub Fun 4-H4x4 Dog Club Guest Speaker, by Lauren Rudland, ClubReporterIn January, our club had a guest speaker, Doug Lesch, talk to us about training Avalanche Dogs. "Every dog is a good dog. Not every dog is a working dog." Doug says.Especially Keena and the other avalanche dogs. Doug and Keena are part of a groupcalled, Search and Rescue in Colorado.READ entire article Club Activity Showcase—https://bit.ly/3qWTfjlCritters & Creations 4-H Club by Lila Hoaster, ClubReporterDecember was a busy month for Critters and Creations. We had several serviceprojects. We helped support the Longmont Humane Society and AttentionHomes. Attention Homes helps people in need through their low-income housing program and more.READ entire article Club Activity Showcase—https://bit.ly/3qWTfjlGeneral and Judging 4-HJudging TeamsBoulder County offers a variety of judging team opportunities! Horse Judging, Horse Bowl, Hippology, Livestock QuizBowl, Dairy Judging and Rabbit Judging. Contact the coaches of the specific team to see if the challenge is right for you!Horse Judging TeamThe Horse Judging Team is starting practices for the spring season and looking for some new members! We practicevirtually on Wednesday evenings. Enrollment in the 4-H Horse Project is not required. Please contact the coaches if youare interested or have any questions: Rachel LeClere & Kendra McConnell bouldercountyhorsejudging@gmail.comTEAM NAMECOACHCONTACTHippology TeamDonna Pattee303-482-7581 donna.pattee@colorado.eduHorse BowlCarmen Porter303-885-5702 carmenjporter@comcast.netHorse JudgingKendra McConnell303-956-2885 bouldercountyhorsejudging@gmail.comLivestock Quiz BowlMelanie Bohren303-776-5559 mel coward@yahoo.comDairy JudgingTina Pohlmann303-828-3789 runrunnerrun@aol.comRabbit Judging—dependent on interestBetsy Shehigian773-469-7598 betsy@shehigian.com
February 2021Boulder County 4-H Clover Gazette7CalendarFebruary 202113891011171827Horse Leaders Council - 6:30pmYouth Council - 4:30pm; Adult Advisory Council - 6:30pmLivestock Advisory Committee - 5:30pmDog Record Book training - 7:00pmPoultry Introductory meeting - 5:00pmPresidents Day - Extension Office ClosedDog New Member Introductory meeting - 7:00pmLivestock Sale Committee - 6:00pmLeadership Development Conference (LDC)March 20211381018Horse Leaders Council - 6:30pmYouth Council - 4:30pm; Adult Advisory Council - 6:30pmLivestock Advisory Committee - 5:30pmPoultry Workshop—Biosecurity, Health, and Disease - 5:00pmLivestock Sale Committee - 6:00pmYouth Council Looking Ahead:Spring Community Service Opportunities are being exploredCarnival 2021 – does not appear to be feasible this year, HOWEVER we are hoping to do another Silent Auctiononline in April!
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