Vol. No. 125 April 1, 2013 BOLLINGER COUNTY...
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Vol. No. 125 April 1, 2013
BOLLINGER
COUNTY IN-4-MER
April 2013 4-H meetings include:
Wednesday, April 3 Leopold 4H Club, Leopold Elementary School cafeteria, 6:30 pm/Clover Crafts & Kids in the Kitchen 7:00 pm/ Meeting.
Thursday, April 11 - Crooked Creek 4H Club – Bollinger County Coop, 7 p.m.
Tuesday, April 16 - Country Club/County Line 4H Clubs – Ma & Pa’s Daycare, Marquand, 6:30 pm
Monday, April 22 - Cheerful Workers 4H Club, Sedgewickville City Hall
Bollinger County 4H members attended the 2nd ANNUAL 4H Regional Energizer in February.
Leopold & Cheerful Workers Clubs were well represented.
Bollinger
County 4H
Photography
Contest January 1 – June 25
Get your cameras ready! No limit on submissions –
but photos must be prepared the same way
you get them ready for the SEMO Fair every year.
They will be judged locally – with the top 6 going on
to Sedalia for the Missouri State Fair.
Calendar of Events April 3 – Leopold 4H meets April 4- Livestock judging, Flickerwood, 9-Noon April 10 – Congress forms due April 11 – Crooked Creek 4H mtg. April 22 – State Poultry Day registration due April 13 - Poultry Swap, Fruitland auction barn
Cheerful Workers Trash Pick Up
April 16 – Country Club 4H meets April 19-20 – Shooting Sports Safety Session April 20 – Countywide Recycling
9th Annual Plow Day, Glen Allen, Barks Plantation
April 20-21 - Greenville Blackpowder Rendezvous April 22 – Cheerful Workers 4H meets April 27 – 2nd Annual 4H Picnic in the Park, Marquand
Xenon River Brigade Pre-Revolutionary Living History Demo, Museum
May 1 – Cape County Camp forms due May 18 – 4H Day with the Cardinals May 29-31 – 4H Congress June 8 – State 4H Poultry Day June 15th – Quad County 4H Shoot, Apple Creek Gun Range June 21 – Heartland 4H Camp apps due June 26-28 – Cape County Camp July 27 – Prospect Day July 28-30 - Heartland 4H Camp August 3 – Cheerful Workers bagging groceries
August 8-18 – MO State Fair Sept. 7-14 – SEMO District Fair Sept. 20-21 – East Perry Fair
SW Missouri Sheep
and Goat Fitting and
Showmanship Clinic
Saturday, April 13 Double Down Arena
5585 W. Belle Center Road (near junction of Hwy JJ or MO P),
Joplin, MO. The clinic is a
joint activity of Lincoln
University Cooperative
Extension and University of
Missouri Extension.
Registration 8:45 to 9:30 a.m.
program continues until 3 p.m.
Topics include: Marketing:
buying and selling your animals;
Selection of your animals; Ethics
and Show Me Quality Assurance
(SMQA) program with SMUA
certificates awarded; Feeding and
body condition scoring, acidosis,
poisonous plants; Diseases,
including sore mouth and fungus;
Foot trimming and hoof care;
Vaccination and deworming;
Facilities and equipment; Ask the
vet—discussion; Display and
explanation of fitted breeding
animals; Fitting including clipping
and shearing; Getting ready for the
show; Showmanship; Practice
showmanship
Final Show: Demonstration of
showmanship and behavior in the
show ring with judge and youth
exhibitors
To register or for more
information, call Newton
County Extension at 417-455-
9500 or email
[email protected] or call
Jasper Co Extension at 417-
358-2158 or email
[email protected]. Pre-
registration is $5 and
registration is $10 at the door.
LIVESTOCK
PROJECT
INFORMATION
REMINDER:
Members planning to
show livestock this
year must be current on
their MSQA training,
which
can be completed on
line at:
http://www.agebb.miss
ouri.edu/smqa/
Attention: members
who intend to show
market lambs or
wether goats at the
State Fair: MO State Fair Nose Print Cards
are available at the Extension
Office, 304 High Street.
Market Lambs – Nominations
close June 15
Wether Goat – Nominations
close June 15
2013 Missouri State Fair
Swine DNA card form
Please find the swine DNA
card form and information
on the Missouri 4-H
website at
4h.missouri.edu/go/events/
statefair/.
Starter Flock
Grant
Goal: To provide a current
Missouri 4-H or FFA member a
grant opportunity to purchase
ewes for a starter flock.
Reward: One winner will
receive a $600 grant to be used
to purchase ewes from a current
MSP member and work with
this member in a mentoring
program. The sheep purchased
may be purebred, registered or
commercial stock.
Applications are due to
Scott Kaden by May 1,
2013 with the winners
being selected by June 1.
Details at
www.missourisheep.com/y
outhprograms.htm.
If you have any questions
please contact Scott Kaden,
MSP Executive Director at 573-
341-0284 or
Missouri Dexter Breeders Association Youth Heifer
Chain Program The purpose of this program is
to aid youth in getting started in
the Dexter Cattle business, by
awarding heifer calves to
program participants on the
basis of merit, future goals and
the ability to care for the
animal. Any Missouri youth,
ages 8 – 15 as of January 1st,
2013, who is a 4-H or FFA
member, or for coming high
school freshmen who will be
joining FFA, with a letter from
your FFA advisor, may apply.
Homeschooled youth, ages 8 –
15 as of January 1st, 2013, are
also eligible by meeting the
additional criteria outlined
below.
Previous winners of the MDBA
youth heifer chain are
ineligible. Deadline to enter is
April 20, 2013. All
applications will be reviewed
by an independent selection
committee.
Each program participant will
own their heifer jointly with the
MDBA until completion of the
program, at which time the
participant will receive full
ownership of the heifer and her
future offspring.
Each program participant will
be responsible for raising the
calf, arranging for her to be
bred (AI or naturally) with help
from the MDBA Youth
Program committee, provide an
annual report about their heifer,
and submit record book at the
fall MDBA meeting in October
for two years.
SHOOTING SPORTS PROJECT
MEMBERS!
SAVE THE DATES..
APRIL 19 & 20 SHOOTING SPORTS SAFETY SESSION
Perryville MANDATORY for
members enrolled in the shooting
sports project! An adult is required to
attend with member. Forms
mailed out in March – if you did NOT get forms in the mail and want
to be involved please contact the Extension Office to have a set mailed
to you.
Western Heritage
&/Cowboy Shooting Workshop
June 29 – July 1
4-H QUAD
COUNTY
SHOOTING
CONTEST Cape Girardeau, Scott,
Perry, & Bollinger
Counties
Apple Creek
Conservation
Area
June 15, 2013 Check In 7:30 am
Shooting time 8 am 4-H Competition in
Archery, Rifle, Pistol
Shotgun
Open to 4-H
members currently
enrolled in these
Shooting Sports
projects in the 4
counties. Must be
preregistered to
compete. Registration
deadline May 13, 2013
Concessions will be
available and bring
lawn chairs For additional information
contact
Jim Lichtenegger
Cape Girardeau & Scott
County
Shooting Sports Coordinator
573-243-3581
Shooting Sports
Supplies, etc. ATK/Federal/Champion Youth Direct Program -
Federal Ammunition and its sister companies offer special pricing & direct delivery to qualified youth shooting programs, including 4-H Shooting Sports. Shotgun shells, .22 ammo, trap throwers & other accessories are available through this program. Find the latest info, pricing & order form at the 4-H Shooting Sports webpage: 4h.missouri.edu/go/projects/shootingsports/resources.htm
2013 No more trash! Bash
The 2013 No MOre Trash!
Bash is coming in April!
Join thousands of volunteers to
clean up Missouri and help us
work toward a litter-free state.
During April, conduct a litter
pickup or educational event to
raise awareness of the
importance of reducing litter.
Report your activity and get
recognized for your efforts with
a lapel pen and entered into a
drawing for one of seven No
MOre Trash! prize packs.
Watch for further details and
report your activity at
www.nomoretrash.org by May
15.
2013 STATE 4H CONGRESS
May 29-31 2013 University of Missouri
Columbia
COST: $160.00
Congress is designed for Missouri 4-Her’s ages 14-19. The Missouri State 4-H Council plans and implements the event that is held on the University of Missouri campus.
Objectives for Congress
Elect the State 4-H Council,
Enjoy quality workshops and educational opportunities,
Experience campus living – residence halls,
cafeterias, classrooms, etc., Get to know other 4-H youth from across Missouri, ...and HAVE FUN! Registration & forms
due APRIL 10th.
Heartland 4-H Camp July 29-31
Wapappello It will soon be time to get 4-H Camp on your mind! The theme this year is the luau. Forms must be turned in no later than June 21. If your registration comes after that date, your name will put on a waiting list until we see if the camp is full. If you are interested in going this year – either as a camper or a counselor – call the Extension Office at 238-2420 & request the forms.
4-H MOVE ACROSS
MISSOURI MOVE promotes physical
activity and encourages youth
to engage in a broad range of
activities such as walking,
biking, running, swimming,
dance, taekwondo, gardening
and more. Using a paper
tracking system (no online
system this year), youth and
their families can “log” the
number of minutes they
accumulate throughout the year
and during the competitive
component of the MOVE
program February 1 – April 30.
4-Hers can enroll as individuals
and/or as part of a team. An
individual MOVEr may also be
a part of a team. A team can
consist of a family or members
of a 4-H club or group. MOVE
awards will be provided. To
sign up, go to
http://www.4h.missouri.edu/programs/move/
2013 ARBOR DAY, EARTH DAY AND THE 4-H MILLION TREE PROJECT
4-H clubs, project groups, members or families are encouraged take action for the environment in April. It’s been a late and extended winter but spring will come. April is a great time to participate in the 4-H Million Tree project in conjunction with celebrations of Earth Day and/or Arbor Day. Plant one tree, a dozen or a hundred – but do something to benefit our environment. As you plant your trees please enroll in the 4-H Million Tree Project and record your tree planting online. Go to the Missouri 4-H Million Tree website for details. http://4h.missouri.edu/programs/milliontrees
• Missouri Arbor Day - April 5 • National Earth Day – April 22 • National Arbor Day – April 26
Kodak Moment
Country Club Clover
Kids with their Easter
craft project.
PUBLIC SPEAKING ACADEMY
The 4-H Public Speaking Academy is preparing for its third year! Extension staff, along with former 4-H volunteers and college professors, will provide educational workshops to help youth build their skills and comfort with public speaking. Participants will be guided through the basics and finer points of writing and delivering a speech. Youth will receive individual assistance. The camp is open to all youth 11-13 years of age interested in learning more about public speaking. The Academy will be held June 18-19, 2013 and registration is due May 17. Lodging will be provided on the campus of Central Methodist University in Fayette, MO, with activities that include swimming. A brochure is available on website at 4h.missouri.edu/go/events/publicspeaking/. For more information, contact
Patty Fisher at
[email protected] or 573-324-5464 or Kathy Bondy at
[email protected] or 660-584-3658..
Missouri 4-H Youth feeding communities
service campaign Announcing the Missouri 4-H
Youth Feeding Communities
service campaign in 2013 and
the Invest an Acre program.
Information has been posted to
www.4h.missouri.edu/programs
/hunger/ Missouri 4-H youth of all ages
are invited to join the
Revolution of Responsibility in
2013 to help solve the growing
problem of hunger in their
communities. 4-Hers can join
by doing ANY service that
involves hunger awareness,
relief, or food security.
Individual youth, 4-H clubs,
and groups can report their
hours and results on an online
site by the end of 2013!
The overall goal is to log
10,000 hours of MO 4-H youth
and adult service hours by Dec.
31, 2013. Groups will be able
to log their service hours and
results on an online site, see
how they have added to the
cause, and receive recognition!
As one project idea, youth may
want to learn about and
promote the Invest an Acre
program for local farmers.
Invest an Acre gives farmers an
opportunity to donate one acre
or more of their harvest at the
local grain elevator, with
proceeds going to the local food
bank. Monsanto has agreed to
match farmer donations dollar
for dollar. You can learn more
about it at
www.investanacre.org
Resource for Club
Leaders A new document of meeting ideas for club leaders may be accessed on the website at http://4h.missouri.edu/resources/materials/docs/meetingsthatmatter.pdf
WISE WORDS Don't compromise yourself, you're all you've got.
Cape County 4HCamp June 26-28
Registration is due by May 1 –
Call the Extension office to request forms.
Cost for Bollinger County members this year is
$125.00
County-Wide
Recycling Day
Saturday, April 20
Bring your CLEAN
recyclables to one of the
locations
below.
Paper (junk
mail, magazines & catalogs,
newspaper, office paper).
Flattened Cardboard and
Greyboard (cereal-type boxes).
Plastics (#1-#7, including
Styrofoam & plastic bags). No
lids unless they have a
recycling #. Separate colored
#2’s (soap bottles) from
“neutral” #2’s (milk jugs).
Metal (steel food cans,
aluminum cans & pie plates).
10 am to 1 pm
Leopold - KC Hall & Marble
Hill -Country Mart parking
lot
10 am to Noon
Patton – Mouser Steel
Scopus – Scopus United
Methodist Church
Bollinger County VIP in
Marble Hill also accepts paper
& cardboard.
Get Involved! Volunteers
welcomed at all sites!
Monthly meeting usually on 2nd
Tuesdays - 6:30 pm at Library
in Marble Hill. Call 238-4612
for more information.
Newest members of the Lochirco family – Libby
had twins!!
Two Cute!
Happy April Birthdays!
Mike Allen, Barb Bailey, Marissa Calvert,
Jaden Doyle, Joe Ferguson, Byron Lord, Michaela Martin, Isaac McMillian, Devon Medley, Kyle Overton, Kelsey Reed, Eva Saputo, Maggie Seiler, Samantha Welker
Willie Saputo,
4-H Youth Program Assistant
Bollinger County 304 High Street (PO Box 19)
Marble Hill, MO 63764 Phone (573) 238-2420/Fax:
238-2756 http://outreach.missouri.edu
[email protected] [email protected]
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