Jefferson County 4-H Family Newsletter
Jefferson County 4-H Family Newsletter864 Collins Road, Jefferson, Wisconsin 53549(920) 674-7295 FAX: (920) 674-7200 u/To all members, leaders, and families of the Jefferson County 4-H Program:Volume XIV, Issue 3March 2014It is with a heavy heart and also excitement of my next life phase that I officiallyannounce my retirement from U.W. Extension and 4-H. My last day in the office willbe Monday, March 3, 2014.Over the last 13 years with U.W. Extension and the 4-H community of JeffersonCounty I have had many joys and memorable moments with so many of you; and prior tothat 2 years as part of the Jefferson County Zoning Department. I have workedwith several Youth Development Agents throughout it all: Sue Pleskac, Jill Tingey, GailRoberts and our newest addition, Sarah Torbert. All very committed, determined tomake 4-H the best; I have been lucky to work alongside them in this common goal.Being in 4-H myself as a youth, I have understood the importance of what 4-H bringsto involved families, as you all do as well. It’s not just the youth that gains but theentire family, becoming closer with the trials of winning and losing. As we all learn inlife it’s not always about “winning the blue ribbon” but the experiences that we have inall the challenges from learning how to sew that first seam, how to clean and feed acalf, taking and framing pictures, accepting constructive criticism from judges, tokeeping records of time, costs, what was learned, and organizing all the wonderfulinformation into a record book of your 4-H year. There has been planning for FamilyProject Days, Foods Review, Clothing Preview, Fair, Camp, Special Emphasis, Awards;the list is endless. This could not be successful without the help of all the amazingvolunteers and mentor youth who participate to make the best even better. It’s calledteam work! I am grateful for everything that you have done over the years to help mehelp you. All of these activities are wonderful memories and experiences that will lastfor a lifetime and I am thankful for the opportunity over the last several years toshare in them with you and your families. Thank you for allowing me to be part of your4-H family for the last 13 years. I have treasured your children: watching them growin character and knowledge, participate in the local community, and gaining theconfidence needed for their futures.While I am stepping down from my official role, I will continue to be involved with theJefferson County 4-H program in a personal sense, along with 3 of my granddaughters.I look forward to an ongoing relationship with each of your families and will count onseeing all of you at future 4-H events. Again, thank you 4-H Family for allowing me toserve you.Sincerely,Judy StatzJefferson County 4-H SecretaryMarch 2014 4-H NewsletterAn Open House will be heldin honor of Judy’sRetirement on February 28,2014 at the UW-ExtensionOffice from 3:30-5:00 pm.Everyone is welcome!TopicPageCentennial NewsGeneral NewsOlder Member NewsLeader NewsSpecial Emphasis NewsFair NewsProject NewsClub ReportsClovers to Foods RevueRegistrationMarch CalendarApril CalendarContact Information2234455-1111-121213141516Spring is around the corner, Ihope! Fair information will behanded to leaders at the MarchLeaders Association meeting.Please be sure to read thenewsletter and stay informedon what is going on in the worldof 4-H. We don’t want you tomiss out on a great opportunity!Sincerely,Sarah Torbert4-H Youth Development AgentJefferson County
Centennial NewsStatewide Service MonthApril 2014 is the 4-H Centennial Statewide ServiceMonth! We want to celebrate the great communityservice activities that 4-H clubs and groups take onaround the state. If your 4-H group has a serviceactivity planned for April, or completed acommunity service activity in the last 12 months,fill out the form /statewide-service-month/ and send a few picturesto: jackie.askins@ces.uwex.edu to be featured onthis website and the Wisconsin 4-H Facebook page!4-H Day at the State FairMark your calendars for August 5th as 4-H will behonored at the Wisconsin State Fair. The day willcelebrate 100 years of 4-H and bring together youthfrom throughout Wisconsin who are part of the 4-Hprogram. Please plan to attend or even come to work.This will be an awesome day of Green and Whitethroughout the State Fair Park.General NewsNewsletter SubmissionsIf you are hosting a project meeting, activity orevent that the entire county should know aboutplease be sure to submit your article to the ExtensionOffice by the 15th of the month so it can get in thenewsletter. This includes any project meeting dates,community service, or fundraisers that might berelevant to members outside of your club. Pleasenote we have the right to edit submissions based onnewsletter space and appropriateness.Celebrating 50 YearsThe Duck Creek 4-H Club would like to invite you injoining them to celebrate Ruby Betschler’s 50 yearsof leadership in the 4-H program. The event will bean Open House held on March 30th from 1:00 – 4:00pm at the Helenville Fireman’s Hall, N4751 N.Helenville Road, Helenville.March 2014 4-H NewsletterCELEBRATE! At 4-H CampMark your calendars now! 4-H camp will be held July30th – August 2nd at Upham Woods in Wisconsin Dells.New this year we will be camping with Sauk andColumbia counties. Due to space we will only be takingthe first 100 campers to register (this limit is forbase camp only) . Camp applications will be on theweb starting March 17th. Camp will fill on a firstcome first serve basis. Junior Camp will be offeredfor 3-6 grade youth and Outpost Camp will beoffered for 7-8 grade youth. Sorry about the ageconfusion in the February newsletter.Applications can be turned in via mail, e-mail, or inperson. We will date/time stamp the applications asthey come in. The cost of camp this year is 195(this includes the bus, camp overnight, meals, shirt,snacks, and all programming).The LeadersAssociation will give a 25 scholarship to all youth.If you have more than one child going to camp theamount will increase by 10 for each child. This costis much higher than it has been in the past. If youwould like to know more about the cost increasesplease call Sarah or attend the March LeadersAssociation meeting.Adults and High School students check out the OlderMember and Leader sections to find out how you toocan join us at camp.Club Fundraising OpportunityIs your club looking for a fundraising opportunity thissummer? The Jefferson County Farmer’s Market islooking for someone to run their food stand. Thefirst Market will be held on April 5th from 9 am to .4pm. If you are interested in this opportunity pleasecontact Market coordinator Cheryl Ann atjfmmanager2012@gmail.com.Copy Machine and Sorting Machine AvailableWe are looking for new homes for our older copymachine and the page sorting machine. If you areinterested in either of these machines please callSarah and let her know.Jefferson County
I Want to Know Technology CampOlder Member NewsCamp Counselor NeededNew this year we will be camping with Sauk andColumbia counties! Camp is a great experience forolder 4-H members to show their leadership skills,meet new people, and have fun planning and leading atcamp. We would love for ANYONE in grades 9-13 toserve as a camp counselor this year. Camp will beheld July 30th – August 2nd at Upham Woods inWisconsin Dells. In addition to attending camp allcounselors will be required to attend a campcounselor training and interview process on May 10th.This is a mandatory date, so please check yourcalendars before you apply. Applicants will pay a 25.00 application fee to cover training costs.The training will be somewhere that is convenient forall three counties, possibly even at Upham Woods.Camp Counselor Applications are available online -h-camp-2/ and are due by March 7thto the Extension Office.Are you a middle school that likes science, technologyor engineering? If so, then I Want To Know! Camp isfor you. The camp will be held May 2-3, 2014 atUpham Woods Outdoor Learning Center in WisconsinDells, WI. The camp is for youth in grades 6-8 andthe cost is 55 which includes meals, lodging, t-shirt,and supplies.Youth will explore food science, computer animation,forensic chemistry, exploring DNA and more throughcool, hands-on experiments.Space is LIMITED!Registrations will be taken on a first come basis witha waiting list if necessary. Sign up TODAY!Registrations due March 28, 2014. Special financialcircumstances will be handled on an individual basis.For more information, contact Joanna Skluzacek,UW-Extension 4-H STEM specialist at 608.265.2949or Joanna.Skluzacek@ces.uwex.edu. Applications canbe found 14.cfm.State 4-H Scholarships AvailableThe Wisconsin 4-H Foundation plans to award morethan 9,000 in scholarships to outstanding Wisconsinstudents pursuing undergraduate degrees in 2014. Tobe considered for financial support, applications mustbe received by the Wisconsin 4-H Foundation byMarch 31, 2014. Wisconsin 4-H Foundationscholarships are awarded to students based ondemonstrated personal growth, development andleadership, academic performance, financial need andfuture educational goals with specific criteria fordesignated awards. Applications can be found atwww.Wis4HFoundation.org .Leaders Association ScholarshipThe Jefferson County Leaders Association will beoffering scholarships to high school seniors and/orcollege freshman. A scholarship application can befound ts/.March 2014 4-H NewsletterJoin Junior LeadersAnyone in 7th grade and older is invited to come andbe part of the fun. Our March meeting will be onMarch 18th at 6:30 p.m. at the Extension Office. Wewill have a hot dog supper. Feel free to bring yoursnacks to go with our hot dogs. Please note the datechange due to Spring Breaks. Sarah will be there toprovide us with some leadership games and we willstart planning for our next event.In addition we will be headed to Country SpringsWaterpark on April 5th. Learn more about thisopportunity at our meeting.Page 3Jefferson County
Leader NewsNew Leader Training OfferedWe still have some new leaders who have signed upfor the year, but have not attended New LeaderTraining. Our last training for this 4-H year will beheld on March 25th at the Extension Office startingat 6:30 pm. Camp Adult Staff who have not beenthrough the training must attend this event. A letterwill go out to those of you who need to attend, anyoneis welcome.Looking for Camp Adult StaffDo you love camping? Maybe you are looking for somegreat bonding time with your child and 99 of theirclosest friends? Join us for 4-H Camp July 30th –August 2nd in scenic Wisconsin Dells. We need peopleto serve in the capacity of snack coordinator, artsand crafts, cabin adults, and more! Please considerapplying to help us at camp. New this year we will becamping with Sauk and Columbia counties! Adult CampStaff application are available -h-camp-2/. They are due by March7th. We will review applications and see how you canbest fit with our camp experience.Leaders Association MeetingsJust a reminder that the March Leaders Associationmeeting is considered mandatory. It is importantthat a representative from your club be on hand tolearn about Fair updates and get your Fairinformation. The meeting will be held on March 20 atthe Extension Office at 7:00 pm. We are planning onhaving a pizza and pie tasting that night too, so therewill be really good snacks.Leaders Association Board ElectionsEach year the Leaders Association elects newmembers to serve on the Board of Directors. Thesenine individuals help to make policies that guide the4-H program in Jefferson County. In April we willpublicize names and bios of those interested inrunning. Please send a letter of intent to run toSarah Torbert or Crystal Hoffman.The lettershould include your name, club, and a brief bio aboutwhy you feel you are qualified. If you have questionsor need help writing your bio please do not hesitateto contact Sarah or Crystal.March 2014 4-H NewsletterApril Leaders Board Meeting Date ChangeDue to the Easter Holiday the April LeadersAssociation Board Meeting will be held on April 15that the Extension Office starting at 7:00 pm. If youhave questions or agenda items please contact SarahTorbert or Lois Wiedenhoeft.Special Emphasis NewsSpecial Emphasis Winners AnnouncedCongratulations to all of our 4-H members whoparticipated in the Special Emphasis Contest. Manycompliments were given on a successful evening. Aspecial thanks to the County Clovers 4-H club for thework they did in organizing this event. Our speechAward of Excellent winners were Oliver Small, BaileyBehm, Megan Brown, and Kristina Gruenwald. Ourposter winners were Mariah Eichenberg and ColleenWilson.How Can You Participate in Special Emphasis?Special Emphasis may seem confusing. Each year aclub in Jefferson County picks a theme for the 4-Hyear, we call this Special Emphasis. The theme is agreat place to start when choosing guest speakersfor your meeting, activities and recreation, trips,community service, and so much more. A SpecialEmphasis theme gives us a way to keep our meetingsand events new and different each year. There aretwo main events associated with Special Emphasis.The first is the Poster and Speaking Contest. It isheld in February. This event may be over, but keep itin mind for next year.The second event is the Special Emphasis Banquet.This event will be held in September. At the banquetwe honor clubs who have planned or participated inactivities related to the theme for the year. Even ifyou have not started you and your club have plenty oftime to “Dive into your Career with 4-H” yet thisyear. Invite someone to your club to talk about theircareer, tour a college, or use the Special EmphasisBooklet to play games at your meetings related pment/special-emphasis/. Get involved in this fun activity and be part oflearning more about careers through 4-H!Page 4Jefferson County
CATSFair NewsReserve Your Campsite TodayNo Cat Project Meetings This YearThe Year of the SteerHelp us in celebrating the Wisconsin Beef Industryduring the 2014 Jefferson County Fair.The cat project will NOT be meeting this year. Wecurrently do not have a countywide key leader. If yowould like to serve in this role (youth or adult) pleaselet Sarah know and she will help you in gettingstarted.CULTURAL ARTSFair Hanging WorkshopThe Fairbook is almost ready and each section isbeing posted as it is finished. Please visit theJefferson County Fair website for more /fairpark/fairsite.The Fair Camping Form for 2014 can be found Form2014.pdf. The deadline for turning in CampingForms this year is May 1, 2014. All Camping Formsshould be turned into the Fair Office and will beassessed a 50.00 late fee after May 1st. This yearthe Family Five Pack pricing has also changed. FivePacks will remain 30.00 until May 1st and willincrease to 35.00 from May 2nd – July 8th. Pleasecall the Fair Office with any questions. (920) 6747148.Project NewsInformation for specific projects is listed in thissection. Projects are listed in alphabetical order.ARCHERYArchery Project NewsWe are off to a great start everyone! Hope you areenjoying the program and getting plenty of practice.The remaining practice dates are: Rapids Archery at5 pm on March 9 and Watertown Archery Club at 6pm on March 10. Remember if you want additionalindoor practice time, Watertown Archery Club hasopen shoot time Sundays from 1 pm till 4 pm for 3per youth. Contact Mrs. Walsh with any questions atadwcs@tds.net or 920-699-2884March 2014 4-H NewsletterIf you plan on showing Cultural Arts projects at thefair this summer please plan to attend one of the twoCultural Arts Workshops for Hanging Projects. Withso many entries in one project area it is importantthat they come to the Fair ready to hang. The finalworkshop will be held on March 4th from 7:00-8:00pm at the Extension Office. For more information orquestions please contact Fair Superintendent TerriOpgenorth at 920-285-2396.DAIRYCommittee MeetingThe next Dairy Committee meeting will be held onMarch 6, 2014 at 7 p.m. Come and get involved. Wewill be discussing upcoming clinics and fun events tokeep our dairy youth excited and active.Subway Fundraiser – Your Help NeededAttention all youth dairy Exhibitors! The Dairy Youthcommittee is asking all dairy youth exhibitors to helpwith our Subway Fund Raiser that will take placeduring the months of March and April. During thistime we are asking all exhibitors to help us sellSubway Discount Cards for 10 each. As a reminderthis money goes toward the showmanship jackpotthat is divided among everyone that participates inthe 2014 showmanship contest at the fair. We wouldlike at least one representative from each club toattend the Dairy Youth committee meeting on March6, 2014 at 7 pm at the Extension Office to receiveinformation on the fund-raiser.Dairy Fitting & Showmanship ClinicYou are invited to the Nickels Farm, W7478 ProvimiRoad in Watertown on Saturday, May 3 from 10:00am—3:00 pm for a “hands on” clipping/showing clinic.Please come to learn about: fitting, showmanship,bedding, washing, and what to put in your show box!Older youth can come for tips or lend your leadershipskills by helping younger youth with clipping andshowing.Page 5Jefferson County
Nominations Needed For Crowley AwardDAIRY CONTINUEDFeeding your Fair AnimalThe Rock River Laboratory is hosting a nutritionworkshop on March 29, 2014 starting at 9:00 AM.This workshop is an opportunity for dairy andlivestock members to come and learn about differentfeed components as well as nutritional information tohelp members raise the best animals to present atthe Jefferson County Fair. Please contact TabithaKelman at Rock River Laboratory with any questionsor to sign up at 920.261.0446 ortabitha kelman@rockriverlab.com .The clinic islocated at 710 Commerce Drive in Watertown. Seethe MAP section for more informationMilkhouse Volunteers NeededThe Wisconsin Holstein Association & the JeffersonCounty Dairy Youth Committee is looking forvolunteers to help work in the milk house at theJefferson County Fair Grounds April 16-19 during theMidwest National Spring Show. Those who work in themilk house are invited to help Wednesday, Thursday,and Friday mornings from 4:30 to 7:00 am andevenings at 4:30-7:00 pm (1:00-5:00 pm Saturday) Ifyou work Wednesday, we are asking that you comeright after school to clean milk cans before yourinitial shift starts.The jobs you would be asked to do is a quick morningwash down (rinsing out the parlor and the bulk tankwith a hose, as well as rinsing out milk cans),collecting milk cans from around the fair grounds, anddiscarding milk from cans through the milking system.This is open to all 4-H Dairy members, family orfriends available. The Wisconsin Holstein Associationis willing to pay up to 500 to The Dairy Youth Groupfor helping but we must have at least 3 per shiftcovered.The Dairy Youth Committee is willing to divide 250to the individuals who volunteer and the other 250to be deposited into the Dairy Youth Fund at theUWEX for the showmanship jackpot. We need yourhelp. Fill in the time lots you would like to volunteer inand send to the UWEX or email to clee@jefnet.comby April 15, 2014. If you have any questions, pleasecall Cheryl Ehrke at (920) 563-7541. A sign up sheetcan also be found at ry/March 2014 4-H NewsletterThe James W. Crowley 4-H Dairy Leadership Awardprogram provides recognition to youth who haveexcelled in their dairy project.The James W.Crowley Dairy management and Extension Fund is thesponsor of this award. We are pleased to name theaward in honor and memory of James W. Crowley,longtime Extension Dairy Specialist and strongsupporter of dairy youth projects. A special engravedmedallion will be presented to the outstanding 4-Hdairy project member(s) in each county for theiraccomplishments in 2013-14.These winners areeligible to compete for 15 state-wide awards. Statewinners will receive plaques and the top two youth inthe state competition will each receive 500 awardsfor continuing their dairy education.Selection: Selection of the Leadership Award will bedone by evaluating the County Application bymembers of the Jefferson County Dairy YouthCommittee. The county winner(s) will be submitted tothe State Extension byMarch 31, 2014 and theywillbeforwardedfurther information forthe state applicationwhich is due May 15,2014.Eligibility: 1. Must be currently enrolled in the 4-HDairy Project and have at least two previous years ofmembership in it.2. Must be in 10th - 12th grades as of January 1,20143. Should have an outstanding record of involvementand accomplishments in the 4-H Dairy ProjectThe Jefferson County Dairy Youth Committee wouldlike to encourage all eligible dairy members to pleasefill out the application and turn it in to the UWEXoffice by March 24, 2014. We can select 2 dairyyouth for this award from Jefferson County. Theindividuals will be notified by March 31, 2014 and theaward will be presented at the Jefferson CountyFair. For any questions please contact Linda Wrightat 699-5435 or email at marlinda@jefnet.com.Applications can be found airy/.Page 6Jefferson County
DAIRY CONTINUEDFOODSHoard’s Dairyman Cow Judging ContestFoods RevueThis contest is in its 84th year and has entries frommore than 800 4-H clubs. Prizes are 100- 75- 50 25. If your Dairy Leader has not received theentry information for this year, please contact Sarahat the UWEX Office for entry information.Each 4-H member who enters on a group entry blankwith their club is automatically eligible for individualcash prizes. Members may enter with their clubs andalso with their families. Official placing’s and reasonswill be published in the May issue as well as on thewebsite: (www.hoards.com/youth/cowjudgingcorner).Winners will be announced in the May 10th issue.Entry deadline is March 20, 2014.Nasco Showing & Grooming ClinicDairy exhibitors are encouraged to attend the NascoShowing and Grooming Clinic on May 10th. Topics fordiscussion will include: animal selection, properclipping techniques, choice of grooming equipment andshowmanship. Questions may be freely asked duringthe demonstrations. During each demonstration, doorprizes will be given away and each person attendingwill receive a valuable discount coupon, which may beused at the Nasco Store. The dairy demonstrationwill be held from 1:15-3 pm and lunch will be fromNoon-1. Nasco will provide lunch. There is no chargefor attending these informational demonstrations.Pre-registration is due by May 5 by calling the NascoStore at 920-568-5600. Please include which sessionyou will be attending (addition sessions in LivestockSection) and if you’ll be staying for lunch.DOGSDog Movie MarathonThe Annual Dog Movie Marathon will be held onMarch 14th at Kate’s House in Lake Mills. Theaddress is W7058 Hwy V. In addition to the MovieMarathon we will continue to meet on Mondays inMarch and April. Don’t forget to call Kate ahead oftime so they know how much food to make. Membersare asked to bring soda, chips, or a snack for thegroup to share (hamburgers and hot dogs provided).If you have questions please call Kate at 920-728-3614.March 2014 4-H NewsletterIt’s time for the Foods Revue. This is a pre-fairevent where you get judged on your food items plushow you present it-you need a place setting to goalong with your food and a menu that includes thefood you are bringing. If you are in the older group(middle school and up) and you are entering a wholemeal, remember you MUST include a place settingAND a centerpiece to go along with your meal. Acomplete set of rules can be found fairsite. Some things have changed, hopefully thechanges make it easier for you to decide what you canbring. If you are enrolled in the Foods Project, whynot consider trying this event and getting a projectout of the way BEFORE the fair?The event will be held on Saturday, April 5th startingat 9:00 am at the Extension Office. Deadline forentering the revue will be Friday, March 21st. Anentry form can be found at the end of thisnewsletter or online at e-family/.Foods Committee MeetingWe are looking for new adults and older members toserve on the Foods Committee. This group helps toplan the Foods Revue and other food related projectideas. Please join us on March 27th at 6:00 pm as weget ready for the 2014 Foods Revue.GOATSGoat Project MeetingThe next Goat Project meeting (for enrolledmembers interested in learning more about Goats)will be on March 27th at 7:00 pm at the ExtensionOffice. Youth will have the chance to make a GoatMobile. Please bring 10 pictures with you to makeyour mobile.Goat Committee MeetingThe Goat Committee is working hard to plan thesummer show and look for more educationalopportunities for youth in the goat project. Wewelcome new members (youth or adults) to ourmeetings. The next meeting will be held on April 14that 6:30 pm at the Extension Office.Page 7Jefferson County
HORSEMEAT ANIMAL PROJECTHorseless HorseImportant DatesHorseless Horse meetings are being held from 12:00– 1:00 p.m. on the 4th Saturday of the month in Marchand April. Meetings are at Blue Thunder Stables,W3448 Saucer Rd, Watertown. Topics covered willinclude grooming, safety, tack, showmanship, Pleasecontact Pam Seidl 920-220-9260 for moreinformation or if you are interested in being a“buddy” to a horseless horse member.Monday Night Horse EducationWeekly horse education sessions are currently beingheld @ the UW Extension Center every Monday nightfrom 7 to 8 pm. In Marchwe will be begin to covermaterial for the StateHorse Bowl in May. Thefocus topic for this year’scompetition is nutrition andfeeds. These sessions willcontinue through the firstMonday in May. All horseprojectmembersarewelcome to attend. Contact Sally Williams for moreinformation (920-206-1994).Badger Vet will host a coggins/ vaccination clinic onMarch 29 from 9 a.m. – noon in the indoor arena atthe Jefferson County Fairgrounds. The discountprice of 70 includes physical exam, coggins test,vaccinations (EWT/WNV, influenza/rhino), fecal eggcount, and a tube of quest. Contact Badger Vet tosign up. Must sign up by March 10! Teeth floatingwill be available upon request.The March 18th meeting will begin at 6:30 in theActivity Center. Art, photography, poster, & writingentries should be turned in on March 18 between 66:30 pm prior to the meeting.Speech anddemonstration entries are presented after themeeting. Guidelines for entries can be found in theWisconsin 4-H Horse Association Handbook 013EducationalEventsLeaderSupplement.pdfEntries can also be entered in county fair in theappropriate department and at State 4-H HorseExpo.March 2014 4-H NewsletterSheep Kick-Off, March 10, 6:30-7:30 pmMAP Camp, March 22MAQA Test, April 8Sheep Weigh-In, April 13, 11:00 am – 12:30 pmSheep Kick-Off RescheduledIf you are planning on selling a lamb this summer inthe Meat Animal Project Auction please plan toattend Sheep Kick-Off on March 10th at theExtension Office starting at 6:30pm. If are a swine exhibitor andwere unable to make swine kickoff this meeting might also be ofvalue to you. If you are unable tomake it and have questions pleasecontact your Sheep Representatives.MAP Committee MeetingsThe date for the MAP March meeting has beenchanged. The next MAP meeting will be held onMarch 4th at 7:00 pm. If you have a public commentor would like to get points for attending meetingsanyone is welcome.Swine ChangesSpring Vaccination ClinicMarch County-wide Meeting For those of you who did not make the Swine KickOff Meeting please note that there are extremechanges this year for the swine project. Final detailsare being worked out and an e-mail with moreinformation will be sent to each swine family. Thechanges include NO WEIGH-IN, each person will berequired to self-tag and identify their animals.In regards to the Jefferson County Fair the show willbe TERMINAL. This means that if your pig stepsfoot on the Fairgrounds it will not be able to go homewith you.If you have MAP related questions please contactyour MAP Swine Representatives Cindy Jaquith orCathie Schoenike or President, Kevin Heckert. If youhave fair related questions please contact the FairOffice at 920-674-7148.Page 8Jefferson County
Meat Judging TeamMEAT ANIMAL PROJECT CONTINUEDFeeding Your Fair AnimalThe Rock River Laboratory is hosting a nutritionworkshop on March 29, 2014 starting at 9:00 AM.This workshop is an opportunity for dairy andlivestock members to come and learn about differentfeed components as well as nutritional information tohelp members raise the best animals to present atthe Jefferson County Fair.This is a great opportunity to talk to experts in theagriculture industry about any nutrition aspects youmay have questions or concerns about. This is notonly an opportunity for members but parents as well!This is a hands-on learning experience that will bevery helpful in raising dairy and livestock.Pleasecontact Tabitha Kelman at Rock River Laboratorywith any questions or to sign up at 920.261.0446 ortabitha kelman@rockriverlab.com .The clinic islocated at 710 Commerce Drive in Watertown.Nasco Showing & Grooming ClinicAll livestock exhibitors are encouraged to attend theNasco Showing and Grooming Clinic on May 10th.Topics for discussion will
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