HARFORD COUNTY PO BOX 663 FOREST HILL, MD 21050 410-638-3255 FAX 410-638-3053 http://extension.umd.edu/harford-county SUMMER EDITION ~ 2017 NEXT VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION MEETING Sept. 11 7:00 p.m. at the Extension Office Newsletters are available online, unless you call the Extension Office and request that a hard copy be mailed to you! FYI - WEEKLY UPDATES ARE EMAILED TO THE CLUB LEADERS EVERY FRIDAY OR AS EVENTS OCCUR Congratulations Graduates! We welcome you to share your knowledge and experience with new members or clubs as an UME volunteer. Congratulations and Thank You to Eli Jahnke for selling the most Farm Fair catalog ads and to the top selling club the Paws and Claws 4-H Club. Congratulations to the 4-H Livestock Skillathon participants. Harford County was represented by: Junior Justin Short. Intermediates Leah Anderson, Ian Forbes, Rosalie McGuirk (placed fourth) and Lacey Smithson (placed twentieth). Seniors Maddie Andrews, Will McGuirk, Kayla Smithson, April Troyer and co-chair of the event, Karen Holloway and coaches Tammy Smithson and Shirl Forbes. Congratulations to all of the 4-H Horse Bowl participants: Juniors Madelyn Caiazzo, A.J. Wiggins and Addie Majewski placed sixth as a team. Intermediates: Hope Mullins, Madison Kingsley, Angelyn Wiggins and Alexandra Wiggins placed tenth as a team. Thanks to Jessica DiAngelo for supporting each of them as their coach. GOING ON NOW TILL MAY 7 TRACTOR SUPPY GREEN CLOVER CAMPAIGN TWO LOCATIONS ABERDEEN & FALLSTON Gather your 4-H members and their critters or displays and head on over to one the stores to help promote your 4-H projects, the 4-H program and this 4-H fundraiser. Call the Extension and the store to let us know how you will be participating or what you need to participate. Educating People To Help Themselves Local Governments U.S. Department of Agriculture Cooperating The University of Maryland is equal opportunity. The University s policies, programs and activities are in conformance with pertinent eederal and State laws and regula tions on nondiscrimination regarding race, color, religion, age, national origin, sex and disability. Inquiries regarding compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended; Title IX of the Educational Amendments; Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973; and the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990; or related legal re quirements should be directed to the Director of Personnel/Human Relations, Office of the Dean, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Symons Hall, College Park, MD 20742.
Harford County 4-H Farm Fair ENTRY DEADLINE JUNE 25 This is a firm deadline NO EXCEPTIONS The ability to make online entries will cease at 11:59 p.m. on June 25. No entries will be accepted beyond this date and time. Don t let faulty computers, bad internet connections or any glitches, keep you from registering on time. Plan ahead and enter early to avoid the disappointment of not being able to show! FAIR ENTRY PACKET PICK-UP JULY 12 All entry packets will be available for pick up after July 18 at the Extension Office during regular business hours (Mon-Fri from 8am-4:30pm) Check your packet before leaving to make sure you have ALL of your entry tags, parking passes, etc. Corrections will only be made at the time of pick up. Congratulations to Harford County Public Speaking/Communication Contest Participants and thank you to the judges: Extemporaneous: Senior Champion Anthony Fulco and Reserve Champion Nikki Holmes. Intermediate Champion - Elisabeth Holmes, Reserve Champion James Ortt. Interpretations: Junior Champion Brady Larkin. Prepared: Intermediate Champion Lindsey Larkin, Reserve Champion Andrew Fulco, Blue Ribbons Madison Hedges-Bailey and Marissa Altenburg. Junior Champion Christopher Ortt, Reserve Champion Aubrey Tognocchi and Blue Ribbon Adelyn Kilbane. Radio Spot: Intermediate Champion Lindsey Larkin and Junior Champion Brady Larkin. Clovers: Show & Tell Cooper Orcel, Jordyn Sears, Presley Sears, Adeline Skidmore, Ashlynn Tognocchi and Landry Warner. IMPORTANT FAIR DEADLINES MAY 1 DEADLINE eor ALL DOG & HORSE I.D. CARDS MAY 1 DEADLINE eor ALL ANIMAL LEASES HARFORD COUNTY MAY 9 & 10 Swine, Sheep & Goat Weigh-in and tagging JUNE 23 DEADLINE eor COUNTY eair ENTRIES JULY 1 ALL BREED ANIMALS MUST BE REGISTERED IN 4-H ERS NAME JULY 12 Start date to PICK UP earm eair PACKETS they will not be mailed JULY 15 Animal Husbandry/Quality Assurance online training deadline JULY 23 Swine, Sheep & Goat on fairgrounds & weigh-in from 6:00 pm 8:00 pm JULY 23 Indoor entries must be brought to the fairgrounds from 2:00pm 5:00pm JULY 26 Beef Steer weigh-in 1:00pm on Wednesday JULY 24-29 IT S eair TIME! Monday through Saturday MAY 9 & 10 TAGGING & WEIGH-IN The swine, sheep & goat weigh-in and tagging will take place on Tuesday, May 9 and Wednesday, May 10 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Equestrian Center eairgrounds. MAY 18 OR JUNE 5 - NEW MEMBER/PARENT ORIENTATION What are your expectations of 4-H? Want to know how a club works? Make sure you are not missing out on any 4-H opportunities! If you have questions, this meeting is where to find all of your answers. Call the Extension Office to let us know you are attending. Orientation starts at 7:00 pm at the Extension Office. MAY 23 - UME VOLUNTEER TRAINING 7:00 pm at the Extension Office Don t miss out on any summer activities! This essential volunteer training takes about 2 hours and is required for any volunteer who would potentially assist someone else s child. Get ready for camp get ready for the fairs and get ready to lead by example! This is a face to face training. ONLINE UME Volunteer Trainings are scheduled for: MAY 30 - JUNE 15 - JULY 19 - AUGUST 7. All UME paperwork must be completed before taking the online training (including reference forms). Select a date and call the Extension Office to get started. 2
JUNE 1 - MD GRAIN PRODUCERS UTILIZATION BOARD SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Online applications can be found at www.marylandgrain.com under investing in our future. Applications can be mailed to Maryland Grain Producers Scholarship Committee, 209 Jarman Branch Drive, Centreville MD 21617 or email to danielle.mdag@gmail.com. Applications are available at the Extension Office. JUNE 4 MDGA ANNUAL BUCK SHOW Triple Ring Buck Shows 11am start time. At the Howard County eairgrounds. JUNE 19 MARYLAND 4-H FOUNDATION S 36TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT JUNE 20TH-24TH MARYLAND 4-H CONGRESS JUNE 24-25 MDGA SUMMER DOE & YOUTH SHOW Saturday-Triple Ring Combined & Junior Doe Shows Sunday- Showmanship & ADGA Youth Show at the Howard County eair grounds. eor more information go to http://www.marylanddairygoat.org/upcoming_events.html. INTERMEDIATE CAMP JUNE 25 30 CLOVER DAY CAMP JULY 5 7 JUNIOR CAMP JULY 9-13 CAMP VOLUNTEERS WE NEED YOUR HELP We are busy preparing for camp, but we need YOU. Please schedule some time now to spend at camp a few hours during the day, in the evening or even overnight. The time you share will be very special and rewarding, not only to you but also to the youth who attend camp. ALL volunteers must complete an application and be UME trained. A UME Volunteer training will be held on May 23, 7:00 p.m. at the Extension Office (call the Extension Office to register). Parent/Camper Orientation will be on Friday, June 9 at the 4-H Camp beginning at 7:00 p.m. CLOVER 4-H CAMP JULY 5-7 (one overnight with parent) Check-in time will be 9:00 a.m. Information about Clover Camp (one optional overnight with a parent) is available online at our county site. JUNE 25 FARM VISITATION DAY JUNE 29 EDGEWOOD LIBRARY SUMMER FAIR 1pm-3pm Help spread the word to new audiences about the many 4-H opportunities available. Bring your displays/exhibits and small pets and share what you enjoy about 4-H with others. 3
Fashion Revue JUNE 25 Farm Fair Entry Deadline You must indicate on your fair entry form that you will be participating in this event. JUNE 26 Fashion Revue registration and narrations are due to the Extension Office. These are in addition to the Farm Fair entries. JULY 22 Preliminary Judging held at the Bethel Presbyterian Church in Madonna beginning at 9:00 am. Judging times will be mailed in advance. JULY 24 Fashion Revue Show at the Farm Fair 6:00pm at the main building near the food vendors. Arrive at 5:45pm. Details will be given at Preliminary Judging. Any questions, call Margie Fielder 410-692-5076 or Msfielder3@aol.com ANIMAL HUSBANDRY QUALITY ASSURANCE ONLINE TRAINING JULY 15 DEADLINE ALL alpacas, beef, dairy, goats, llamas, horses, poultry, sheep, swine and rabbit exhibitors must complete this training by July 15. JULY 1 MARYLAND STATE FAIR SCHOLARSHIPS The Maryland State eair offers two scholarships to students. Applications and details are online at http://www.marylandstatefair.com/. Click on General information and then click on Scholarships (must be postmarked by July 1). JULY 1 MARYLAND SHEEP BREEDERS ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP The Maryland Sheep Breeders Association in conjunction with the Maryland Sheep and Wool eestival are offering two scholarships in the amount of $500 each to students who have been accepted or are in the process of applying for continuing education at a college, university, or technical/vocational school. Applications are due July 1. JULY 7 9 STATE 4-H HORSE JAMBOREE JULY 31 MARYLAND STATE FAIR REGISTRATION DEADLINE Online registrtions for the Maryland State eair are open. Visit www.marylandstatefair.com and click on the competitions tab and then the 4-H link to access the information. Online registration closes JULY 31 at 11:59 p.m. SAVE THE DATE AUGUST 12 IRON BIRDS GAME (Harford County AG Day) AUGUST 24 SEPTEMBER 4 MARYLAND STATE FAIR SELF CERTIFICATIONS & MARYLAND ANIMAL HEALTH REQUIREMENTS The complete Maryland health regulations and forms are available online at http://mda.maryland.gov/animalhealth/pages/eairs-shows.aspx. Self certifi cation certificates must accompany all eligible animals to ALL Maryland shows. The forms are on the back of the Intrastate Certificate of Veterinary Inspection eorm (CVI). EDUCATIONAL VIDEOS, LEARNING KITS and MATERIALS FOR LOAN Looking for some new ideas and resources! The Extension Office has a varie ty of learning materials that club leaders/coaches can borrow from our office. INSURANCE Take advantage of this affordable offer ($1 policy $2 horse participant policy or club special event). 4-H member insurance/applications are available online at www.americanincomelife. com then click on 4-H. 4
ACHIEVEMENT NIGHT OUTSTANDING 4-H ERS AND RECORD BOOKS The top seven first year Record Books were submitted to MidAtlantic earm Credit; one boy and one girls book will be selected to receive a monetary award. Girls: MADDIE CAIAZZO ALEXANDRA CARVEN JOSIE LAYMAN SKYLAR MAJEWSKI Boys: JOEL ery JOHN HARTLAND ELI JAHNKE MARK STAUeeER Third Year Award: JAMES ORTT ROSALIE MCGUIRK eifth Year Award: BRENNAN STEWART KASSIE REEVES Seventh Year Award: SAMANTHA HESTON GRACE GRAHAM DIAMOND CLOVER AWARDS: Level One Amethyst: JARRETT ALTENBURG MARISSA ALTENBURG NOAH ALTENBURG PAIGE BALDWIN HANNAH BURGESS ALEXANDRA CARVEN SARAH CARVEN NATALIE eox JOHN HARTLAND SAMUEL JAHNKE JOSIE LAYMAN CHAD MACCARELLI MEKENZIE MCCANN eerah SEREN KHAN SEREN RICHARD SLEMAKER KENT WALKER Level Two Aquamarine: MARK STAUeeER CLAIRE MINDE MEKENZIE MCCANN ELI JAHNKE ANTHONY eulco ANDREW eulco BRIDGETTE CARVEN HANNAH BURGESS LEAH ANDERSON Level Three Ruby: MAGGIE LAYMAN GRACE MACCARELLI JAMES ORTT CHARLOTTE PEVERLEY ALLY WIGGINS ANGELYN WIGGINS Level eour: JOHN WIDMAN DANIEL TRUXEL JOHN STAUeeER SAMANTHA eielder CLOVER SCRAPBOOKS KELLY ANDERSON, COLE BLEVINS, HUNTER BROWN, BROOKLYN EAGAN, ASHLEY KIRK, SAVANNAH LING, NATALIE MCCANN, JORDYN SEARS, ASHLYNN TOGNOCCHI, AUBREY TOGNOCCHI, KAIDEN WARNER, LANDREY WARNER AND ANDREW WIGGINS. SELECTED FOR THE BEST 4-H STORIES WERE: JUNIOR KLOE PATRICK, INTERMEDIATE ROSALIE MCGUIRK AND SEN IOR KASSIE REEVES. They each received a monetary gift. PETTING ZOOS In order to participate in a petting zoo all animals that have a rabies vaccine available for that species must have their animal inoculated and the certificate present at the event. The Extension Office must be notified before you participate in any 4-H petting zoo. The event that you would like to participate in MUST show proof of adequate insurance to the Extension Office before you can participate. Thank you for your cooperation We need to know you are coming! Call the Extension Office and leave your name and phone number before attending any 4-H work shop, event or training. 5
CONGRATULATIONS! THE eollowing LIST INCLUDES EVERYONE WHO SUBMITTED A RECORD BOOK AND IS ELIGIBLE TO SHOW AT THE 2017 HAReORD COUNTY 4-H/eeA earm eair. (Not listed are high school seniors or first year members who were not required to submit a Record Book) If you think there has been an error, please call the Extension Office ASAP. ADKINS, COREY ALTENBURG, JARRETT ALTENBURG, MARISSA ALTENBURG, NOAH ANDERSON, KELLY ANDERSON, LEAH ANDREWS, CATHERINE ANDREWS, MADDIE BALDWIN, PAIGE BALINT, EMMA BALINT, MARY BEICHLER, DANIEL BEICHLER, AMELIA BEICHLER, ASHLEY BINNS, ALYSSA BLEVINS, COLE BLEVINS, GARRETT BOIN, NOAH BOIN, SAMUEL BROWN, GRACE BROWN, HUNTER BURGESS, HANNAH BURGESS, JOEY CALLON, OLIVE CARVEN ALEXANDRIA CARVEN, BRIDGETTE CAIAZZO, MADALYN COATES, JASMINE CONDICT, AMANDA DALLLAM, BELLE CONNELLY, CALEB DONNELLY, ELIZABETH DORAN, ZACH EDWARDS, ANNABELL EAGAN, BROOKLYNN EMMEL, AZALEE eielder, SAMANTHA eitzpatrick, MACKENZIE eowler, SARAH eowler, SYDNEY ereeman, ELIZA eritz, CONSTANCE eritz, GEORGE ery, JOEL eulco, ANDREW eulco, ANTHONY GIBSON, HANNAH GILLEY, SARAH GLOVER, LUCAS GLOVER, RYDER GOLES, RICHIE GRABOWSKI, AVA GRAHAM, GRACE GRIMMEL, MADELYN HANLON, SAMANTHA HANNAH, LILLIAN HANSON, ELLIE HANSON, JAMIE HARRINGTON, GRIeeIN HART, MADISON HARTLAND, JOHN HESTON, SAMANTHA HILYARD, CAROLINE HOLLOWAY, AVA HOLLOWAY, CHASE HOLMES, ELISABETH HOLMES, NIKKI HOLMSTROM, REILLY HOPKINS, EMMA HOPKINS, TIM JACOBS, COURTNEY JAHNKE, ELI JOHNSON, PAUL JONES, HAILEY KELLY, BEN KIDWELL, GEORGIA KIRK, ASHLEY KLEIN, JOSH KLEIN, JYAN YUAN KLEIN, MICHAEL KLEIN, NATHAN LAYMAN, MAGGIE LAYMAN, JOSIE LING, NATALIE LING, SAVANNAH LITVIN, AARON MACCARELLI, GRACE MAJEWSKI, SKYLAR MANDLE, REBECCA MANDLE, RYAN MCCALLISTER, JASON MCCANN, MEKENZIE MCCANN, NATALIE MCCARTER, BROOKE MCCARTER, LOGAN MCGUIRK, ROSALIE MCGUIRK, WILL MINDE, CLAIRE MONTUeAR, SELENA MULLHAUSEN, KALEY MULLINS, eelicity MULLINS, HOPE NEWTON, ABIGAIL ORTT, JAMES ORTT, SARAH PATRICK, ABBIE PATRICK, KLOE PEVERLY, CHARLOTTE POMMETT, erankie POMMETT, HOLLY REEVES, KASSIE RICKEY, BROOKE RILEY, PARKER RYAN, EMMA RYAN, REGAN SAYLOR, MATTHEW SCHAEDEL, ALICIA SCHAEDEL, BRYNN SCURTI, ISABELLA SEARS, JORDYN SEREN, eerah SEREN, KHAN SHORT, JUSTIN SLEMAKER, RICHARD SMITH, PAYTON SMITHSON, KAYLA SMITHSON, LACEY SNYDER, NATHAN STAUeeER, JOHN STAUeeER, MARK STAUeeER, SARAH STEeAN, AMANDA STEWART, ALLISON STEWART, BRENNAN STREETT, EVELYN (MARY) SULLIVAN, HAMILTON TOGNOCCHI, ASHLYNN TOGNOCCHI, AUBREY TROYER, APRIL TRUXEL, BEN TRUXEL, DANIEL WALTERS, NATALIE WALTERS, NOAH WALTERS, NOELLE WAReIELD, ABIGAIL WAReIELD, JONATHAN WAReIELD, NATHANIEL WAReIELD, ZACHARY WARNER, KAIDEN WARNER, LANDRY WIDMAN, JEeeREY WIDMAN, JOHN WIGGINS, ALLY WIGGINS, ANDREW WIGGINS, ANGEL WILLIAMS, KAY WILLIAMS, KRISTEN WOOD, ANDREW WOOD, MICHAEL YORK, SABRINA 6
LEADER AWARDS Outstanding eirst Year 4-H er: Natalie Walters, Ellee Smith, Chad Maccarelli, Josie Layman, Maddie Kingsley, John Hartland and Ellie Hanson. Up & Coming 8, 9 & 10 Year Olds: Jillian Borowski, Maddie Caiazzo, Connie eritz, Kate Hartland, Georgia Kidwell, Meghan, Kingsley, Kira Murphy, James Ortt, eerah Seren, Khan Seren and Mark Stauffer. Leadership: Maddie Andrews, Bridgette Carven, Sydney eowler, Sarah Ortt, Christina Regula, Alisa Schaedel, Sarah Stauffer, Daniel Truxel and Sabrina York. Growing & Going 11, 12 & 13 Year Olds: Jeff Widman, Allison Stewart, Rosalie McGuirk, Grace Maccarelli, Aaron Litvin, Alli son Hopkins, Alex eritzges and Alexa Deaner. Citizenship: Amelia Beichler, Amanda Condict, Harriet Dallam, Samantha eielder, John Hartland, Nikki Holmes, Hailey Jones, Emily Miller and Mary Olsen. Service: Hope Mullins, Mekenzie McCann, Maggie Layman, Eli Jahnke, Tommy Holmes, Kayla Gibson, Natalie eox, Sarah eowler and Sarah Burton. I ll Be Glad To: Collin Deaner, Joel ery, Madison Hart, Ava Holloway, Samuel Jahnke, Madeleine Ortt, Isabella Scurti, John Stauffer, Brennan Stewart and Angelyn Wiggins. Unsung 4-H er: Paige Baldwin, RJ Ciambruschini, Elisa Dallam, Chase Holloway, Kassie Reeves, Richard Slemaker, Nathan Snyder and Jenna Zimmerman. Ambassadors: Aidan Wiley, Morgan Weeks, Ben Truxel, Sarah Stauffer, Sarah Ortt, Madeleine Ortt, Mary Olsen, Jonathan Minter, Tommy Holmes, Nikki Holmes, Richie Goles, Samantha eielder, Alyssa Binns and Maddie Andrews. JUDGING & BOWL TEAM PARTICIPANTS Horticulture: James Houck, Josie Layman, Maggie Layman, Katherine Meagher, Madeleine Ortt, Sarah Ortt, eerah Seren and Gianna Simonetti. Dairy Judging: Belle Dallam and Claire Minde. Horse Bowl: Angel Wiggins, Ally Wiggins, Christina Regula, Kassie Reeves, Lydia Oelke, Hope Mullins, Sierra Martin, Maddie Kingsley, Twylight Dieter, Alexa Deaner, Madalyn Caiazzo, Cheyenne Alldredge. Livestock Skill-a-Thon: Leah Anderson, Azalee Emmel, Ian eorbes, Rosalie McGuirk, Noah Sekowski, Kayla Smithson, Lacey Smithson, Andre Wood and Michael Wood. Dairy Goat Judging: Kira Murphy. Horse Judging & Hippology: Cheyenne Alldredge, Maddie Kingsley, Hope Mullins, Ally Wiggins and Angel Wiggins ALL 4-H PARKING PASSES will be for the RED LOT (THE RED LOT is for 4-H ONLY). Please take the time to read the General Rules, Rules for Outdoor Exhibitors, Indoor Exhibitors and Livestock Sale Information! CLOVERS MAY NOT SHOW ANY ANIMALS. Principles of 4-H = Responsibility + Pride + Integrity 4-H club members are more important than the project. Project work is one of the best devices for developing young people. To Learn by Doing is fundamental in any sound educational program and is characteristic of the 4-H program. 4-H ers should be their own best exhibit. This means in manners, attitudes and courtesy, as well as appropriate dress and physical appearance. Competition is a part of life and should be recognized in 4-H as a human trait, but competition requires careful plan ning and safeguards when used as an educational device. No 4-H award is worth sacrificing the reputation of a 4-H member or leader. A blue ribbon 4-H er with a red ribbon exhibit is more desirable than a red ribbon 4-H er with a blue ribbon exhibit. Our job is to teach 4-H members how to think, not what to think. 7
Equestrian Events (4-H Horse Program Website: www.4hhorse.edu) The Maryland Horse Industry Board has awarded the 4-H Horse Council a $400 grant to use for Horse Bowl, Judging & Hippology study materials. MAY 10 - HORSE COUNCIL MEETING, 7:00 pm at the Extension Office What workshops would you like to have this summer? We need you to make the horse program grow with fun and educational experiences starting with your ideas to generate an exciting program. Call 410.638.3255 if you are attending. JUNE 3 HORSEMANSHOP LEVELS TESTING, 10:00am at the Extension Office. Written levels testing for levels 1, 2 & 3 will be offered. Call the Extension Office to let us know if you are attending. Go to website below for all study information. MAY 1 4-H HORSE COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION DUE Completed applications (from high school seniors or freshman in college) for the $500 scholarship are due to Extension Office by May 1. Applications are available at the Extension Office. JUNE 21-23 HAReORD COUNTY 4-H HORSE CLINIC Three days and two nights of horse instructions and a lot of fun! Registration forms have been mailed and are due by May 26 for the discount rate. JULY 7-9 MARYLAND 4-H HORSE JAMBOREE & COMMUNICATION CONTEST Get ready for some fun at the Patuxent River 4-H Center in Upper Marlboro, MD. The Communication Contest will be held on July 8. Registration will open in early May. JULY 24 ENGLISH & 25 WESTERN HAReORD COUNTY HORSE SHOWS Shows start at 2 p.m. Check the requirements for showing in the MD 4-H Horse Show Rule Book. AUGUST 25-28 STATE eair 4-H HORSE SHOWS Western Sr. August 27 Western Jr. & Int. August 28. English Jr. & Int. August 25 & English Sr. August 26. All shows start at 9am. Check the requirements for showing on the state website at mary landstatefair.com or the MD 4-H Horse Show Rule Book. SEPTEMBER 30-4-H OPEN JUDGED PLEASURE TRAIL RIDE SAVE THE DATE! SAVE THE DATE OCTOBER 7 FIRST CAMP FALL FESTIVAL OCTOBER 29 DOG BOWL Mark your calendars! The 2017 Dog Bowl contest is scheduled for Sunday, October 29 starting12 noon at the Animal Sciences Building on the University of Maryland campus. NEW 4-H DOG SKILLATHON FEBRUARY 2018 The State 4-H program is happy to initiate a new 4-H State Dog Skillathon event. Look for mock stations at the 2017 State Dog Show and at the 2017 4-H Dog Bowl contest. EXTENSION OeeICE 4-H CLUB BULLETIN BOARD SCHEDULE May Hop To It June Churchville Champions July Horticulture August Easy Riders September Livestock October Trailblazers November Pioneers December Clover Life Everyone who comes into the Extension Office sees this bulletin board and many take the time to observe and comment on it. The office staff really enjoys your creativity and looks forward to a new board each month. 8
JUNE 19, 2017 Maryland 4-H Foundation s 36th Annual Golf Tournament Musket Ridge Golf Course 3555 Brethren Church Road, Myersville MD 21773 Awards for Longest Drive--Closest to the Pin--50/50 Raffle! Registration $125 per golfer Dinner & Auction only $30 Includes: 18 holes, riding cart, lunch, dinner & prizes Schedule: 11am registration 1pm Tee Off 6pm Dinner & Auction Registration deadline June 9 Call 301.314.7835 for more information SAVE THE DATE JUNE 25, 2017 FARM VISITATION DAY HARFORD COUNTY FARM BUREAU 9
4-H EASTER EGG HUNT 4-H PUBLIC SPEAKING 10
4-H PUBLIC SPEAKING 4-H ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS & DINNER 11
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS MAY 1-ANIMAL I.D. CARDS DEADLINE 1-ANIMAL LEASE AGREEMENT DEADLINE 1-HORSE COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS DUE 1-7 TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY GREEN CLOVER CAMPAIGN 9&10- SWINE, SHEEP & GOAT WEIGH-IN & TAGGING 10-HORSE COUNCIL MEETING 18-NEW MEMBER/PARENT ORIENTATION MEETING 23-UME VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION/TRAINING at EO 30-ONLINE UME VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION/TRAINING JUNE 1-MD GRAIN PRODUCERS SCHOLARSHIP DUE 3-HORSEMANSHIP WRITTEN LEVELS TESTING 4-MDGA ANNUAL BUCK SHOW 5-NEW MEMBER/PARENT ORIENTATION 9-PARENT/CAMPER ORIENTATION 20-24-MARYLAND 4-H CONGRESS 21-23 HARFORD COUNTY 4-H HORSE CLINIC 24-25-MDGA SUMMER DOE & YOUTH SHOW 25-FARM FAIR ENTRY DEADLINE 25FARM VISITATION DAY 25-30-INTERMEDIATE 4-H CAMP 26-FASHION REVUE REGISTRATION & NARRATIONS DUE 15-ONLINE UME VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION/TRAINING 29-JOPPA LIBRARY PROGRAM JULY 1-ALL BREED ANIMALS MUST BE REGISTERED IN 4-H ER NAME 1-MARYLAND STATE FAIR SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE FARM FAIR ENTRY DEADLINE HARFORD COUNTY AG NIGHT AT RIPKIN STADIUM 5-7-CLOVER 4-H CAMP 7-9 STATE 4-H HORSE JAMBOREE & COMMUNICATION CONTEST 9-13-INTERMEDIATE 4-H CAMP 12-FARM FAIR PACKET PICK-UP START DATE 15-ANIMAL HUSBANDRY/QUALITY ASSURANCE ONLINE TRAINING DEADLINE 19-ONLINE UME VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION/TRAINING 19-MARYLAND 4-H FOUNDATION GOLD TOURNAMENT 22-FASHION REVUE PRELIMINARY JUDGING 23-INDOOR EXHIBITS brought to the fair grounds 23-SWINE, SHEEP & GOATS BROUGHT TO FAIRGROUNDS & WEIGH-IN from 6pm-8pm 24-FASHION REVUE at the Farm Fair 24-29-FAIR TIME Monday through Saturday 25-DAIRY ON GROUNDS 1:00pm 26-BEEF STEER WEIGH-IN 1:00pm Wednesday 31-MARYAND STATE FAIR REGISTRATION DEADLINE AUGUST 12 HAReORD COUNTY AD DAY IRON BIRDS GAME AT RIPKEN STADIUM AUGUST 24 SEPTEMBER 4 MARYLAND STATE eair SEPTEMBER 11 VOLUNTEER/LEADERS ASSOCIATION MEETING SEPTEMBER 30 OPEN 4-H JUDGED PLEASURE TRAIL RIDE OCTOBER 7 eirst CAMP eestival OCTOBER 29 DOG BOWL 2018 NEW 4-H DOG SKILLATHON 13
HARFORD COUNTY 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT University of Maryland Extension POB 663 2335 Rock Spring Road eorest Hill MD 21050 Phone: 410-638-3255 eax: 410-638-3053 http://extension.umd.edu/harford- county www.maryland4h.org Cynthia L. Warner Extension Educator, 4-H Kathleen Porcella 4-H Program Assistant Lynne DiBastiani 4-H Administrative Assistant If you require special assistance to participate in any 4-H program, please contact the Extension Office two weeks prior to the event. The University of Maryland, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources programs are open to all and will not discriminate against anyone because of race, age, sex, color, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, religion, ancestry, national origin, marital status, genetic information, political affiliation or gender identity and expression.