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March, 2016
Calendar 2
Adult Leadership 6
Youth Leadership 6
Membership 11
Animal Science 20
Horse 21
Sewing 21
Shooting Sports 21
Activity Page 22
Inside this issue:
Pepin Pacer
Pepin County 4-H Newsletter Layout and Production by Gwen Prom
Edited by Marie L.B. Ritscher
UW-Extension provides equal opportunities in employment and programming including Title IX and ADA.
Pepin County UWEX Staff
UW-Extension Pepin County conducts educational programs and provides educational infor-
mation in 4-H youth development, family living education and
agriculture. Marie L.B. Ritscher 4-H Youth Agent and Nutrition Program Educator E-mail: [email protected] Micheal Travis Agriculture Agent E-mail: [email protected] Mary C. Wood Family Living Agent, E-mail: [email protected] Gwen Prom Program Assistant E-mail: [email protected] Address: 740 7th Avenue West PO Box 39 Durand, WI 54736 Phone: 715-672-5214 UW-Extension website: http://pepin.uwex.edu/ 4-H Online: http://wi.4honline.com/
Every month we will hide a special symbol somewhere in that month’s
Pacer. If you are the first person to call (715) 672-5214 or email
([email protected]) the Pepin County UW-Extension Office
and tell us where that symbol is found you will win $5 Durand Dollars
and be named in next month’s Pepin Pacer as the “4-H Fast Finder”.
This month’s symbol is Good Luck Hunting!
Dear 4-H Families and Friends,
Research has found appreciation, time together, communication,
commitment and problem solving are key factors in a strong
family. Today we would like to highlight the importance of “time
together”.
Strong families go out of their way to organize their lives so that
they have time to spend together. They don’t just take advantage
of spare time that comes up. They deliberately plan for time
together and they are willing to give up other activities in order to
keep the time for the family. These families value and enjoy each
member's special qualities and abilities, and they go our of their
way to support and enhance each family member a s an individual.
Here is a possible family activity that you can share as spring is
here and more birds are bound to appear.
Birdseed Biscuits
3/4 cup of birdseed Foil
1 1/2 Tablespoon of flour Cookie sheet
3 Tablespoons water Straw
3 in. cookie cutter Ribbon
oil/cooking spray
Instructions:
1. Mix together birdseed, flour, and water.
2. Spray the cookie cutter and foil with cooking spray or rub with
oil. Place cookie cutter on foil-covered cookie sheet. Pack the
mixture into the cutter, inserting half a straw near the top to create
a hole for hanging.
3. Bake the biscuit (with the straw) in a 170 degree oven until
biscuit is hard, about 1 hour. Let it cool.
4. Remove the straw and thread ribbon through the hole and hang
it outside in a sheltered spot. Have fun and enjoy!
Source: Polk County Newsletter
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CALENDAR
March
1 CWF-Pres. Inauguration Reg. Opens
2 Air Rifle Session
5 4-H Horse Education Contest
9 Air Rifle Session
11 Calf Grant Deadline
14 SYC Mtg
15 4-H Foundation Scholarship Due
16 Air Rifle Session
21 PCFAI Mtg
23 Air Rifle Session
25 UW-Extension Office CLOSED
Chippewa 4-H Club
Meets monthly on Sundays
Contact Club Leader for Information
Waubeek Corners 4-H Club
Meets 1st Monday of the month,
6:00 p.m., Waumandee State
Bank Basement in Durand.
Lima Lads & Lassies 4-H Club
Meets 3rd Sunday of the month.
1:00 p.m., Durand City Hall.
March
25 IW2K Registration Due
29 Sheep/Meat Goats Webinar Reg. Ends
31 Sheep/Meat Goats Webinar
April
1 Pepin Co. 4-H P/L Fed Schlr Due
1 Pepin Co. Farm Mgmt Schlr Due
1 Pepin Co. Dairy Promotion Schlr Due
1 Share - Kid Contest Deadline
13 P/L Fed Mtg
15 Shayr- A- Heifer App Due
16 - 17 UW-RF Horse Judging Clinic
Riverside Fletchers
Meets 3rd Saturday of the month.
10:00 a.m., TBD
4-H Fast Finder for the Month:
Congratulations for being our winner of the month.
We hope you enjoy the Pepin Pacer !
Wendy Brantner
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Changes to 4-H Volunteer Background Check Process
4-H Volunteers have background checks conducted on them when they become volunteers and every four years of service after that. The process of conducting background checks on continuing volunteers is changing. Volunteers with four years of service or more will be receiving a letter both surface copy and e-mail copy in late March with instructions on how to complete this new process. The letter will state that: “In accordance with UW Regent Policy #20-19 and UW Colleges & UW-Extension Criminal Background Check policy, we are required to conduct a national criminal background check for employees and volunteers holding a “position of trust with access to vulnerable populations”. Employees and volunteers holding a position of trust with access to vulnerable populations shall be subject to a criminal background check every four years during employment (or volunteering) and shall be required to self-disclose certain criminal offenses. Your current position is identified as a position of trust with access to vulnerable populations.” The letter will go on to say that volunteers will be receiving an e-mail from the General Information Services (GIS) with instructions on how to complete the process online. Please do not ignore these e-mails, consider them spam, or ignore this process. With this new process, the cost for running a national criminal background check will be paid for by the University, thus saving the Pepin County 4-H program money. Volunteers are key to our program outreach, but keeping our kids safe is of the utmost importance for us all. Thank you for volunteering!! If you have questions after you have received your information please call Marie at 715-672-5214 or e-mail at [email protected]. Our office will work with those volunteers who do not have access to e-mail to get through this process.
Volunteer Mandated Reporter Online Training Now Available
We now have the online version of the Mandated Reporter Training available for volunteers. They can take this training by logging into 4HOnline and going to the training section. On the following pages are specific instructions to help you through this training. All currently enrolled volunteers are encouraged to take this training. It will be tracked in 4HOnline under trainings completed. You are encouraged to print a certificate off and keep for your records. We will be rolling out the new Volunteer in Preparation Training this spring. Once the new training is launched all new volunteers who go through the new Volunteer in Preparation Training are required to take this training. If you have questions, please contact Marie at [email protected] or 715-672-5214.
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ADULT LEADERSHIP
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YOUTH LEADERSHIP
SYC Meeting
When: March 14, 2016
Time: 6:30 pm
Where: UW-Extension Office, Durand
Open to all Pepin County 4-H members in 7th grade and older.
As soon as you are in 7th grade come join the fun and fellowship.
Yes, 4-H and UW-Extension is open…to ALL people.
The University of Wisconsin-Extension non-discrimination policy is: UW-extension does not discriminate in
the treatment of individuals in the admission or access to its programs and activities, in the provision
of services, or services, or in employment.
Further, UW-Extension will not participate with organizations or in activities which discriminate on the basis
of any of the legally prohibited categories of discrimination, which are: race, color, gender/sex, creed,
disability, religion, national origin, ancestry, age, sexual orientation, pregnancy, marital or parental
status arrest or conviction record, or membership in the national guard, state defense force, or any oth-
er reserve component of the military service.
Consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons who need materials in alternative format or other
accommodations should write or call the UW- Extension Office. Individuals who need TTY access
should call 1-800-947-3529.
Pepin County 4-H Parent/Leader Meeting
April 13, 2016 6:00 p.m.
UW-Extension Office, Durand
ALL Pepin County 4-H Parents, Leaders, and Youth Leaders you are welcome to attend the Parent/Leaders Federation Meetings. Decisions are made at these meetings which affect all members and parents within our 4-H organization. Meetings are held in February, April, June, August, October and December , normally held at the Extension Office in Durand.
Take part in determining how the money raised is spent and what activities Pepin County 4-Hers will participate in. Your voice will be heard.
Fair Association invites you to their next meeting :
March 21, 2016
6:30 pm
Pepin County Government Center, Durand
4-H grows confident, capable and caring kids with the life skills to thrive in today's world and succeed
in their boldest dreams for tomorrow.
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R Kidz Rock Visit
The 4-H Senior Youth Council paid a visit to the RKids Rock after school program on Feb. 18 with a Valentine's Day project. The SYC members that came to help Wendy with the project were Stephanie Brantner and Lauren Hendel. We made a wooden "LOVE" sign out of blocks of 2 x 4 boards. Wendy had painted the blocks white and the hearts red ahead of time. The kids got to pick out 3 different pieces of patterned scrapbook paper and glue one piece of paper on each block. Then they used stencils to make the letters L, V, and E and cut them out. They glued the letters to each block then brought all of their blocks and the heart block to Wendy so she could hot glue the blocks together to spell out the word "LOVE". The kids always seem to enjoy making the projects and look forward to our next visit.
Submitted by Wendy Brantner
Stephanie and Lauren helping the kids trace around the wood blocks and
cutting out the paper.
RKids Rock kids and their
"LOVE" signs.
"LOVE" sign made by Wendy for the kids to use as a model for their project.
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4-H SYC Meeting Feb 1, 2016
Lauren Hendel, Stephanie Brantner, Maya Jungwirth, Alex McMahon, Jordin McMahon, Sophie Zanto, Lacy Quinton, Claire Raethke, Treasures report: $3,997.01 Old Business: 1.Community Meal a. 105 people came and ate b. Morgan, Bryce, Claire, Erin, Rachel, Drew, Syd, Tracey and Jan worked at the meal 2. Pizza and Cheese Curd Fundraiser a. Orders due February 25 b. Orders will come in March 10 3. Camp a. camp counselor applications are due February 15 b. able to register online now New Business: 1.Tie Blankets a. make and decide where to donate 2. fair book cover a. you can design a cover and enter it in the contest Club Reports: Chippewa- health and fitness Riverside- shot bow and arrows Lima lads and Lassies- Christmas party Next meeting- March 10th-6:30
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Waubeek Corners 4-H Meeting for February 1st, 2016 –
Attendees: Dave and Lori Klein, Bo and Ian Afdahl, Katelynn, Emily, Jacob, Kevin and Val
Cataract Pledges Secretary Report: Ian read the minutes from last meeting Treasurers report from Kevin - $3109.57 Old Business:
We talked about the random act of kindness letter that we found in a museum. We would like to do the same thing – do something nice for someone and report back at our next meeting about what you did and how it made you feel.
New Business Craft show coming up – does anyone want to volunteer? Feb. 27th Katelynn and Emily will demonstrate a fair project next meeting and we plan to
have other members volunteer each month to demonstrate a fair project of their choice.
Bo went over new letter. We talked about going to Eau Claire Sports center on April 4th for a group fun day. We made valentines for the Homeplace and Oak Gardens in Altoona Kevin adjourned meeting, Jacob 2nd
Next Meeting will be Monday, March 7th at 6 pm. Afdahls will bring the snack.
Submitted by Secretary, Ian Afdahl
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2017 Citizenship Washington Focus (CWF) Presidential Inauguration Program
There is a unique opportunity for 4-H members (age 14-18 as of Jan. 1, 2017) to participate in a CWF Presidential Inauguration Program. Members wishing to enroll must have participated in the P/L Federation Interview Process in November 2015 or willing to fulfill this requirement before March 1st. Those successfully registered and accepted will not be able to participate in another trip during the 2016-2017 4-H Year. See below for more information. (Please note that the cost of this experience will be funded by you/your family “up front”. The amount of financial support, if any, from the Pepin County 4-H Leaders and Youth Leaders will be determined in the fall of 2016)
WHAT? Wisconsin 4-H Youth are invited to participate in this citizenship program in Washington, DC. Through hands-on workshops; speakers; field trips to national memorials, historical sites, and museums; and experiencing Presidential Inauguration Day events, you will learn the importance of social responsibility and the meaning of the Democratic process. Explore the history of the Presidency, the election process, and the role of the press, discover the intricacies of the Executive Branch and careers in politics, and practice your role in citizenship through service, civic education, and engagement.
WHEN? Departure will be on Tuesday, Jan. 17 with return to Wisconsin on Saturday, Jan. 21, 2017. A mandatory orientation teleconference will be held between 7:30-8:45 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 17, 2016. Invoices, details and a Participant Guide will be sent via mail. The Participant Guide will be posted for referenced at (http://fyi.uwex.edu/wi4hedopp/cwf-delegate-info/)
WHERE? National 4-H Center, Chevy Chase, MD and nearby Washington D.C. Participants will fly round trip on commercial airlines between Madison, Milwaukee, or Minneapolis and Washington, D.C. Return sites are the same. National 4-H Council will be responsible for transportation within the Washington D.C. area.
WHO? The program is open to thirty (30) enrolled Wisconsin 4-H members in good standing, age 14-18 as of Jan. 1, 2017, who carry county approval through time of program. UW Extension 4-H Youth Development Staff Advisors at a ratio of one per ten youth will accompany the youth from each airport and throughout the program.
HOW MUCH? Tentative registration fees are approximately $1,300 including round trip flight between Madison, Minneapolis, or Milwaukee and Washington D.C., four nights lodging, most meals, transportation during the program, shirt, drawstring backpack, button, lanyard, and cold weather accessories. Final cost is dependent on airfare and will be announced in August. Please contact your county 4-H Youth Development office regarding possible financial assistance/scholarship support. The remaining amount is the responsibility of the delegate and his/her family. Those whose written cancellations received prior to 4:00 p.m., June 29 to [email protected] will have no financial penalty. For cancellations received after 4 p.m., June 29, full registration fees will be assessed. Medical emergencies will be considered for partial refund on a case by case basis. Same-gender substitutions might be possible till fall. Invoices will be mailed to parents in April for $700 due June 30 and in August for the balance which will be sue Oct. 15. Payments should be written payable to UW-Extension.
HOW: Registrations for Wisconsin 4-H Online for Citizenship Washington Focus Presidential Inauguration 2017 will be accepted first come, first served. Registration will be through your 4-HOnline account. Opens 6:00 p.m. March 1, 2016 and closes midnight March 16. Youth will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. All registered youth will be notified whether they are confirmed or on a waiting list in March. You will be asked to complete your 4-H Online health form at a later date.
If interested, please contact Marie Ritscher at [email protected] or 715-672-5214.
Club Secretaries , Reporters, Leaders or Members
If you would like to see your club happenings/events in the 4-H Pepin Pacer . We need a "brief" or a summary of your club minutes pictures are welcome too!
Just send the information to the extension office at:
P.O. Box 39, Durand, WI 54736 or Email: [email protected]
MEMBERSHIP
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Wisconsin Farm Broadcaster Pam Jahnke would like to promote 4-H over the next year by featuring interviews with 4-Hers, volunteers and staff. She is not interested in agriculture only – she is interested in stories from kids and adults who have benefitted from 4-H, and
that means traditional club members, after school program participants, at-risk youth, first generation families, Upham campers, and anyone else who has a 4-H story to tell.
This represents an awesome opportunity to share what 4-H does and how the wide our impact is. To contact Pam email [email protected] or mail to
Midwest Family Broadcasting, 730 Rayovac, Madison, WI 53711.
4-H SCHOLARSHIP SPONSORED BY PEPIN COUNTY 4-H PARENT LEADER FEDERATION
To qualify for a $500.00 scholarship, you must be a high school senior who resides in or near Pepin County and a current Pepin County 4-H member. You must be planning to attend a technical college, university, or other applicable short course in any area of study. Payment of the award takes place following the first semester of the first year of higher education or upon completion of short course. It must be used within one year and will be paid directly to scholarship recipient after first semester grade transcripts are received by the 4-H Youth Development Agent of the Pepin County UW-Extension Office. Deadline is April 1, 2016 . Application is available online at :
pepin.uwex.edu/4-h-youth-development/pepin-county-4-h-parentleaders-federation
Wisconsin 4-H Foundation Scholarship
The Wisconsin 4-H Foundation will award more than $10,000 in scholarships to outstanding Wisconsin students pursuing higher education in 2016. To be considered for financial support, applications must be received via email by the Wisconsin 4-H Foundation on or before March 15, 2016.
Wisconsin 4-H Foundation scholarships are awarded to students based on demonstrated personal growth, development and leadership, academic performance and future educational goals.
To be eligible for Wisconsin 4-H Foundation scholarships, students must have been a 4-H member for at least one year, have a grade point average of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale, and be enrolled or planning to enroll at a university, college or technical school during the 2016-2017 academic school year. For application and more information please see the website :
http://wis4hfoundation.org/support-4-h/538-2/
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The 2016 Wisconsin Towns Association Scholarship Program, funded together with our scholarship
partners Rural Mutual Insurance Company and Scott Construction, Inc. All applicants must be
graduating from a Wisconsin public or private high school in 2016 and plan to attend a Wisconsin
public or private college or vocational technical institute in 2016. Several prizes will be awarded.
This year's topic is: “What strategies should legislators consider to address the dilemma of
increasing town/village fire and emergency medical service costs?” The deadline for submissions is
May 30th, 2016. For more information see the following website:
http://wisctowns.com/home/scholarship-program
It is time for the 11th Annual Pepin County Conservation Grocery
Bag project celebrating Earth Day, April 22, 2016. Please have
your students make a difference by decorating as many grocery
bags as they wish with colorful, environmental messages and
pictures showing how they feel about Earth Day. All decorated
grocery bags will be given to EconoFoods in Durand and be
handed out the during the week of Earth Day. Please let me
know by Friday, March 11, 2016 how many bags you would like.,
please call Pat Poeschel at 715-672-8665 Ext. 5 or e-mail me
at [email protected]. If you wish to find out more about this project visit
www.earthbags.org. Thank you for your support with this conservation project.
Scrapbooking is a one of the many projects that 4-Hers can enter into the Pepin County Fair. Shirley Merker, a Stampin' Up demonstrator, was contacted and asked to conduct a scrapbooking class for any 4-H member to attend to learn basic scrapbooking techniques. She designed a 2-page layout for Halloween, Christmas and summer fun. She provided all of the supplies and the cost was $10 for the 6 completed pages. She is a great instructor and showed how easy it is to decorate pages and have fun doing it. For anyone that missed this class and is
still interested in doing this project, contact Wendy Brantner from the Lima Lads and Lassies 4-H club and a class can be arranged.
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Lima Lads and Lassies 4-H Club Update
The Lima Lads and Lassies held their monthly meeting on Feb. 21 at the City Hall. Stephanie called the meeting to order and Lauren gave a the treasurer's report. We discussed 4-H camp, what it's all about, when it is, and the cost. We encouraged kids to sign up and go have a great time by having new adventures and meeting new people. A fair booth theme contest and fairbook cover design contest are being held so get your thinking caps on and submit an idea to the Extension office. Our March activity will be a visit to The Homeplace Assisted Living place. Each family will bring 2 dozen sugar cookies and we will decorate cookies with the residents and leave all of the cookies with them to enjoy throughout the week. Marie Ritscher came to our meeting to explain changes that will be occurring due to the state budget cuts and to talk about changes that may be happening with the fair since the school is up for sale. She also brought a video camera to tape parts of our meeting to make a promotional video encouraging kids to join 4-H and tell others what 4-H is all about. Weber's were the "Family In Charge" and the project they brought was string art. Each person was given a piece of wood and a piece of paper with their monogram letter on. We laid the paper on the wood and took small nails and pounded them in the wood to make an outline of the letter. Then we ripped the paper off and started with a sting and wrapped it around the nails to outline the letter. Next you go back and forth weaving the string through the nails to fill in the letter. Once the paper was ripped off the board it was a challenge to follow the flow of the nails to make the outline of the letter. Finally we ended our meeting with a snack and time to visit. Submitted by Wendy Brantner
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CHIPPEWA 4-H CLUB NEWS
FEBRUARY MEETING MINUTES On SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7 @ 1:00 PM the Chippewa 4-H Club meet for a sledding party at the McMahon's Hill. We had a beautiful 40 degree day. Our host families were McMahon, Ingli, Hass. The families had a great time sledding, making smores, drinking hot chocolate, roasting hot dogs and sitting around the camp fire. There was over 20 4-H members in attendance and overall about 35 people. MARCH MEETING: DATE: Sunday, March 13 PLACE: Pepin Area School TIME: 5:00PM ACTIVITY: Sanding & Painting Yard Dice (bring appropriate painting clothes, all other supplies provided) Each family will go home with a set of dice & game instructions. HOST Families: Brevick, Glander & Westberg APRIL MEETING: HOST Families: Ingli & Riesgraf HOST FAMILIES NEEDED: We need host families for some upcoming meetings – We need 1 more family for the following months April, May, June, July, August & September. If every year each family takes a minimum of one month to help host and if you are able please take 2 months. The host families are responsible for confirming the meeting location, a club activity (a club activity should be about 15-30 minutes) & provide a snack
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ANIMAL SCIENCE
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The Buffalo County Farm Bureau Board of Directors have decided to renew their
$300.00 calf grant program to help FFA and 4H members (between the ages of 11-16 by
January 1 of the receiving year) in Buffalo or Pepin county purchase a dairy heifer for
showing purposes. For grant requirements and application, contact Marie at 715-672-
5214 or [email protected] . The deadline is March 11, 2016.
The Wisconsin Ayrshire Breeders Association (WABA) are now accepting applications for their 2016
Shayr-A-Heifer Program.
The Shayr-A-Heifer Program is designed to give young people the opportunity to work with a registered
Ayrshire as a project animal. Ownership will be on 50/50 basis between qualified candidate and the
WABA. Those selected will be expected to sign a contract defining terms of the ownership agreement and
are required to become members of the WABA.
For more details or an application that is due before April 15th please contact :
Marie Ritscher (715-672-5214 or [email protected]) or
Shayr-A-Heifer Chairman Craig Keller (608-437-5156).
Wisconsin Dairy Goat Association Share-A Kid Contest
Cindy Hoehne ,coordinator for the Wisconsin Dairy Goat Association Share-a-Kid Contest requests your help in getting their Share-a-Kid
Contest out to interested youth. The contest is open to Wisconsin youth ages 10-17. The youth write an essay about why they would like a goat and how they are going to take care of her. We give away 6-8 goats per
year. Complete contest details can be found at the following link: http://www.wdga.org/out-and-about/
Sheep / Meat Goats Webinar UPDATED!
Attendees will gain ideas about project based leadership and career goals with Sheep and Meat Goats in
mind. All families are encouraged and invited to attend. You can participate in these webinars from your
home using a computer and your phone . Sessions are scheduled to run from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM on March
31st (register by March 29th). To participate, please register at this website no later than 2 days prior to each
session:
http://docs.google.com/forms/d/1rL09GIprTnUQ9pGiG9Ghv5_5U3Mdoc2wwd9Yfhmsns4/viewform?usp=send_form
An email address is also required to receive materials and connecting information. There are a limited
number of lines available so please register early.
If you have any questions about this series please contact
Bernie O’Rourke, Extension Youth Livestock Specialist at [email protected].
McCalls and Butterick Spring Semester Patterns Now Available See the website www.sewcoolinschool.com to browse available
patterns. If you find any patterns that you would like to order then contact the UW-Extension Office 715-672-5214 or email [email protected] for further information. Please have pattern number, size, and cost information ready for your order. If you are interested in Simplicity Patterns contact the
UW-Extension Office for further instructions.
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SEWING
Adult and Youth Horse Judging Clinic April 16-17, 2016 The clinic is intended for 4-H and FFA youth members as well as Agricultural Education coaches wanting to prepare or improve their horse judging skills. During the two-day program, participants will learn the basic information regarding judging horse conformation with a focus on rules and judging criteria used to evaluate different classes. Participants will also learn how to effectively take notes for classes and then organize them into sets of reasons. Some focus sessions will include evaluation and discussion of live horses. For more information please see the following website:
www.uwrf.edu/ANFS/EquineClinics.cfm Deadline for registration is April 8, 2016
The 4-H Horse Association Handbook has now been updated for 2016! The Horse Handbook is located at
http://fyi.uwex.edu/wi4haganimalscience/wi-4-h-horse-assn-handbook/
4-H Horse Association Handbook
HORSE
SHOOTING SPORTS
Inviting ALL Buffalo & Pepin County enrolled 4-H members 3rd grade and
older to 4-H Air Rifle Training. Air rifles are provided, DO NOT bring your own.
Shoot sessions are held on Tuesdays through March
6:00 - 7:30 pm at The Pepin Sportsman Club
Cost is $12.00 per youth for entire workshop
Questions ? Marie Ritscher, 4-H Youth Development Agent
715-672-5214 or [email protected]
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Activity Page
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