It would be a pot-luck style event hosted at The Stecher Red Barn with music and dance floor provided. It would be a casual dance (like swing and waltz songs as well as the normal country 2-step) .
4-H Events and Activities
Tuesday, May 15, 2018
Dance Project members hosting Dance for Kaufman County 4-Her's
Isaac Stecher and the Dance Project would like to invite Kaufman County 4-H'ers on May 25th starting at 6:30 pm to their last Dance project meeting.
Monday, May 14, 2018
Very Cool Record Book Resource
It is May 15th SSOO that means less than 2 months to recordbook and award applications to be turned in (June 8th to be exact). So many questions are heading my way about the 4-H record books and how to prepare to do them. I found out that the last link was not working for some so I am attempting to fix it.
But....
Well there is a GREAT resource. Awesome 4-H Agent Tamra McGaughy has a neat Video recording to help families with their record books.
"Taking Control of Your 4-H Recordbook "
(1hr 21 min 9sec) After watching the “general information”, if you would like to skip ahead to a specific grade divisions, here are the minute/ second section breakdowns: Junior Division (3rd-5th grade) – (16:18); Intermediate Division (6th -8th grade) – (35:00); Senior Division (9th-12th) – (56:07); Closing Remarks – (1:17:12)
(1hr 21 min 9sec) After watching the “general information”, if you would like to skip ahead to a specific grade divisions, here are the minute/ second section breakdowns: Junior Division (3rd-5th grade) – (16:18); Intermediate Division (6th -8th grade) – (35:00); Senior Division (9th-12th) – (56:07); Closing Remarks – (1:17:12)
You may have to paste and cut the link below to a new Webpage tab.
Friday, May 04, 2018
Congratulations to All District Roundup Contestants!!!
District 4-H Roundup was held in TAMU Commerce last weekend. Congratulations to all of the Kaufman County 4-H members. You all rocked!!!
Junior Food Show
Maddox Henderson- 3rd
in Protein division with his dish
Mason Henderson- 4th
in Grain division with his dish
Jostyn Weddell- 5th in Fruit & Vegetable division with
his dish
Senior Food Challenge
Team
Makayla Townsend, David Townsend, Christian King, and Hannah Figueiredo placed 4th their
first time out as a team.
Fashion Show
Grayson Elam 1st Construction Division- Theater and Costume
Design category
Junior Educational
Presentation
Faith Bowling 5th in Open Ag category with her talk on African
Violets
Cassidy Daily 2nd in Sheep & Goat category with her talk
on How to Care for Your Goat Herd
Maddox & Mason Henderson 3rd in Sheep & Goat
category with his talk on All About Sheep
Eli Stecher 6th in
Companion Animal category with his talk on Raising Rabbits
Intermediate
Educational Presentations
Caiden Garcia 3rd in Open category with his talk on Graphic
Design with Photoshop
Lauren Jones 3rd in Beef category with her talk on Beef
Education
Alyssa Sullivan 2nd in Clothing & Textiles category with
her talk on How to Make Your Own Jewelry
Hannah Maxwell 5th in Open Ag category with her talk on
Edible Landscaping
Senior Educational
Presentations
Grayson Elam 4th in Open category with his talk on Viking Misconceptions
Laina Elam 7th in Open category with her talk on The
Fascinating World of Talking Birds
Peyton Elam 6th in Open category with his talk on Music
Theory
Noah Garcia & Makayla Townsend 1st in FCS Open category
with their talk on Plating Like a Pro
Cody Jones 2nd in Beef category with his talk on Raising
Beef Show Cattle 101
Seth Maxwell 2nd in FCS Open category with his talk on
Eating Healthy on the Go
Donatello Mojica 8th in Open category with his talk on To
Outline or Not to Outline
Isaac Stecher 1st in Open category with his talk on The
Anatomy of the Human Voice
Reuben Stecher 2nd in Open category with his talk on The
Power of Saving
Jared Sullivan 3rd in Open FCS category with his talk on Doughnuts
David Townsend 3rd in Open category with his talk on
Effective Communication for 4-H & Life
Public Speaking
Callie Sullivan 1st in Public Speaking category with her
speech on Why People Should Read More Books
Junior Share the Fun
Mason Henderson, Maddox Henderson and Jostyn Weddell 1st with their Celebrate 4-H Skit - “4-H 911
Emergency Call Center
Intermediate Share
the Fun
Chaeli Brookins 6th
with her Vocal- “You’re Not
Sorry”
Hannah Maxwell, Noah Anderson, Alyssa Sullivan, Leah
Sullivan 2nd with their Vocal Group
“America Medley”
Senior Share the Fun
Noah Garcia 2nd with his Instrument Piano- “Waterfall”
Grayon Elam, Peyton Elam, Jarred Sullivan with their Solo Band - 1st
Jessalyn Anderson 2nd with her Solo Band- Scarborough Fair “Medhel An Gywns Medley”
Jessalyn Anderson 2nd with her Solo Band- Scarborough Fair “Medhel An Gywns Medley”
Isaac Stecher, Seth Maxwell, Jared Sullivan, Callie
Sullivan, and Jessalyn Anderson 1st with their Vocal Group A Capella “It is Well With My Soul”
Senior Fashion Show
Grayson Elam – 1st
– Construction Costume
Photography Judging
David Townsend 2nd placed
in Senior photography judging contest
Makalya Townsend 4th placed
in Senior photography judging contest
Cassidy Daily 2nd
placed in Junior photography judging contest
Ag ID Judging
Cassidy
Daily – 2nd in Ag ID judging
Horse Project News!!!
East Region 4-H Horse Show
On Thursday
starting at 10 am there will be a clinic for young riders to get help with show
day prep. Equine Ambassadors will be
present to help work on fitting tack, prepping for showmanship classes
(ie-grooming, fitting, making sure the halter is fitted correctly, and helping
with the pattern) plus riding basics.
Cost is $20 per rider.
On Thursday night
June 28th at the Henderson County Fairgrounds in Athens Texas there
will be Barrel Exhibition and Pole Bending Exhibition starting at 7:30 pm for
$10 for 3 runs.
Also, they will
host a Trail class practice starting at 7:30 pm where the actual trail patterns
for the next day’s trail classes will be set for exhibitors to see and ride
over the course. The practice will cost
$10 for 15 minutes to be in the arena on the course. Only 5 horses will be allowed in each time
slot, so plenty of room to practice the course.
In addition someone from the show will be in the arena to help with
figuring out the obstacles. You do not
have to be entered in the class to practice the Trail class.
District Adult
Horse Leader Training – May 19th
The District Horse Program Committee is working on opportunity for the
4-H horse project leaders. On May 19th working with TAMU Commerce Horse Unit we
will be starting a 3 part series on the horse
project. The First Part is a Hands on and Resource Sharing. The Second will be
for Adult Horse Project Leaders on the "Riding Program". This will be
held in the fall (August/ September) and then the third will be another in
December. Those leaders that attend the First training will receive a discount
on the next two workshops. Registration
will be on 4-H Connect.
State Horse Show Rules and Regulations
The 2018 State 4-H Horse Show rules and regulations are
ready at http://animalscience.tamu.edu/academics/equine/state-4h-show/ Please feel free to distribute to your
4-H’ers.
If you should have any questions please call the Extension
office.
Multi County Camp Registration Deadline coming up!!!
Multi County Camp – July 9-11
Planning for the Multi County Camp in Lone Star, Texas is
once again started. This year a full
three days of fun are centered on the Theme – “Explore
4-H.” Come have fun with 4-H’ers
from 6 other District IV counties.
4-H’ers from 8 yrs and in 3rd Grade to 18 Yrs old has fun at
the Lake front camp. Registration is $115.00 for 3 days and 2 nights of fun and
activities. (Registration is Due May18th.)
County Council Meeting
Council Meeting
The next 4-H Council Meeting will be held Tuesday, May 15th,
at the Kaufman County Extension Office at 6:30 pm. This will be Nomination
Night for the elections for the 2018-2019 Council Officers. So it will be really important that each club
is represented. If you are unsure who
your reps are please contact Carrie at the extension office. Those youth that have attended 50% or more of
the council meetings are eligible to run for office.
Elections will be June 9th at 1 pm after record
book judging.
Summer Validation Schedule
Project Talk
State Fair of Texas
will be held September 28 – October 21, 2018.
If you bought a tag for the State Fair Market Goat and Lamb shows we
will be tagging on June 22nd at the Kaufman FFA Show Barn at 3:30 p.m.
State Steer Tag
In – June 21st
Major Steer Tag In
will be held at Dr. Risinger’s Vet Clinic in Terrell on June 21st , at 6:30
p.m. Please Do Not arrive before 6:30 p.m. This is for ALL MAJOR shows
validation ONLY!!!
Fall Show Heifer
Validation is for any fall junior heifer shows. We will be
validating on June 22nd at the Kaufman FFA Barn at 3:30 p.m. We are verifying ownership, registration
paper upload and physical validation. A $15.00 per heifer fee will be
collected. PLEASE DO NOT UNLOAD YOUR HEIFERS TILL DIRECTED. IF your heifers are not halter broke bring
them to the Steer Validation on June 21st at Risinger’s Vet Clinic.
** Heifers
validated last fall or summer will not need to be validated unless there has
been a change in breed or ownership. **
***YOU WILL NEED TO
HAVE YOUR PAPERS IN YOUR NAME AND HEIFER AT THE VERIFICATION DATE. Make sure
your heifer is tattooed and the tattoo is correct. If it is not, we will not
validate your heifer. ****
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