Monthly Club Bulletins - Texas A&M AgriLifebrazos.agrilife.org/files/2013/10/May.14.pdfbe selected based on their application and resume. Notification will be mailed to the selected

To Make the Best Better in May 2014

County Countdown Page District Dates Page State Scoops Page

http://brazos.agrilife.org/ 2619 Highway 21 West, Bryan 77803 979.823.0129

Educational programs of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service are open to all people without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetic information or veteran status. The Texas A&M University System, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the County Commissioners Courts of Texas Cooperating

Monthly Club Bulletins

Archery Club

Meeting held on April 24th

30 people in attendance

Monthly Program– Presentation of Eq-

uine Ambassadors

Contacts Pablo Herrera– [email protected]

Jeff Hinton– [email protected]

Wixon Valley


32 people were in attendance

Monthly Program– Officer Elections and Safe-

ty on sun protection

Community Service– Relay for Life

Contacts Renee Cass– [email protected]

Lisa Williams– [email protected]

Southwood



Community Service– Relay for Life

Educational Program– Officer Positions

and Descriptions

Contacts Sonya Bouse– [email protected]

Megan Rooney– [email protected]

North Brazos

Meeting held on April 22nd

Had 20 members and guests present

Educational Program– Royal Oaks Al-

paca Farm

Contacts Kim [email protected]

Brazos County 4-H Connection




Sportsmans Club

Contact

Shelly or Bubba Nemec– 4hsports-

[email protected]

Equestrian Club

Contacts

Bethann Bilke– [email protected]

Pawfect Pals Dog Club

Contacts

Kim Koenig- [email protected]

River Valley

Contacts

Chris [email protected]





St. Joseph


Had 37 people in attendance

Club took a tour of Tonkaway Ranch

Next meeting will be May 12th

Contacts

Stacy Colvin– [email protected]

Runtin’ N’ Gruntin’

April meeting had 24 in attendance

Monthly Program– Equine Ambassador

program

Contacts

Lisa Casey– [email protected]

Thumpers & Jumpers

Contacts

LeAnn Hague– [email protected]

Men of Distinction

Contact

Cedric Payton- [email protected]





Praising Y

Contacts

Rick Yarbrough–

[email protected]

Exchange Club



Monthly Program– Worked on activites

for exchange state for this summer ex-

change with Wabasha, MN.

Contacts

Dean McCorkle–

[email protected]

Brazos Adult Leaders

•Next Meeting May 20, 2014 •6PM

•Brazos Center

Bridle and Bit Club

Contacts

Bill [email protected]


COUNTY RECORD BOOKS are due in our office by June 6, 2014

•All hardcopy record books are due in the County Extension office by Friday

June 6, 2014

•Each record book must include a County Judging Form

•Covers are needed for your record book and can be picked up, free of charge, at the County Extension

office

•Find forms and information at http://texas4-h.tamu.edu/youth_recordbooks

•Record Book page order – see Family Guide section

•Each record book must include:

•County Judging Form, filled out & paper clipped to inside cover mandatory)

•4-H Record Book Check Sheet (if being judged)

•3 Score Sheets with top part filled out & paper clipped to inside cover

(if being judged)

We will also be needing volunteers to help us judge the counties we exchange with record books, if

you are interested please let us know so we can add you to the list.

COUNTY COUNTDOWN



Validation Dates

State Fair Sheep & Goats– June 23rd at the Thurman’s Barn from 8-9

State Fair Swine– June 23rd Location TBA

Major steers– June 26th at the Bryan Auction Barn from 5:30-7:30

All validation packets will be available for pick the week prior to validation.

If you have any questions or conflicts please contact us before the validation at 979-823-0129

http://texas4-h.tamu.edu/youth_recordbooks


COUNTY COUNTDOWN


Quick and Healthy Dinner Ideas If you are looking for ways to prepare easy, nutritious, and economical meals for your family, this event is for you!

When: May 22, 2014

Where: Brazos Center

3232 Briarcrest Drive

Bryan, Texas

Time: 6:00-8:00 p.m.

Doors open 5:30 p.m. for 4-H food demonstrations

Cost: $25

Includes Registration, Meal Tasting, Cookbook, and Door Prizes

To Register:

Call Brazos County Extension Office—979-823-0129 by May 15, 2014

http://bcweb/wiki/download/attachments/37590409 Dinner+Tonight+Individual+Registration+2014.pdf

2014-2015 Brazos County Council Officers

We want to congratulate everyone who ran for this years County Council, below is the list of the

2014-2015 Brazos County 4-H council officers.

Chairmen– Lilly Chilek

1st Vice– Julia Lawrence

2nd Vice– Annie Perez

Secretary– Josh Kim

Treasurer– Keelie Wendt

District Delegate– Ryan Bouse

Reporter– Alyssa Roach

Parliamentarian– Abbey Judah

Historian– Andrew Kocmoud

Health & Safety Officer– Rylee Cass

Community Service Opportunity Who: 4-H Club Members

What: AWESOME 4-H SERVICE LEARNING OPPORTUNITY

When: Saturdays starting at 9 am

Where: Neal Park. The garden is at the corner of 22nd and Congress.

All are welcome!

If interested, please contact Arvitta [email protected]

http://bcweb/wiki/download/attachments/37590409/Dinner+Tonight+Individual+Registration+2014.pdf

mailto:[email protected]


COUNTY COUNTDOWN


Livestock Judging

Junior 2nd Place Overall Team

Madison Colvin– 2nd high individual & 2nd high individual in

swine

Miranda Skaggs– High point individual in Cattle

Taylor Colvin– High point individual in Sheep

Senior 2nd Place Overall Team

9th Place Overall team

Will Hussey– 5th place overall, High Point in Reasons, & High

Point in Cattle

Alyssa Roach– 7th Place Overall

Horse Judging

Junior 1st Place Overall Team

2nd Place Overall Team

Ty Smith– High Point in Halter,

Grace Hays– High Point Individual

Intermediate 1st Place Overall Team

4th Place Overall Team

Claire Beesaw– High Point Individual

Evelyn Beesaw– 2nd Place Individual , High point in reasons

Senior 1st Place Overall Team

3rd Place Overall team

Maddie Merka– High point in reasons, 2nd high individual

Claire Hohertz– 2nd high in reasons

2014 Poultry Institute for Youth Sponsored by U.S. Poultry and Egg Association

When? The 2014 Poultry Institute for Youth will be held Sunday, June 15 through Tuesday, June 17, 2014 at

Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas.

What is the Institute? The Institute is a 3 day camp for students with an interest in the poultry industry. Students will at-tend mini

lectures taught by Texas A&M University staff on topics such as anatomy, embryology, immunology, nutrition and processing. Students will also participate in field trips to a commercial layer facility and a local processing facility.

Who is Eligible? Students who will be enrolled in the fall 2014 semester as a high school junior, senior, or college freshman are eligible

to apply to attend the Poultry Institute for youth.

How do I Apply? Students who are interested must complete an application that can be found at the following link:

http://posc.tamu.edu/files/2012/08/2014-Insti-tute-Application.pdf Students must submit their application by Friday, May 16, 2014. Applications may be submitted through mail, fax or email. Participants will be selected based on their application and resume. Notification will be mailed to the selected students by Friday, May 30, 2014.

How much does it Cost? A registration fee of $50 will be required for each participant that is selected to attend the Institute. This fee

is to be paid upon acceptance to the program and will go toward a commemorative camp t-shirt and evening activities. Registration fees will be paid online once students receive their acceptance packets. Do not send money with the application. All other expenses (lodging and meals), except transportation to and from College Station, will be covered by the sponsor-ship of the U.S. Poultry and Egg Association. For any questions about the Poultry Institute for Youth, please contact the Poultry Science department at 979-845-1931.

Brazos County Judging Teams


COUNTY COUNTDOWN

State Fair Broiler Orders

It is time once again to order your State Fair of Texas Broilers.

The orders are due to the Extension office by May 20th. The

cost is $1.30 a bird and you must order in groups of 25.

Major Show Turkey Orders

It is time once again to order your Major Show Turkey’s. The orders

are due to the Extension office by June 20th. The cost is $3.50 a bird

and you must order in groups of 25.

2014 TAMU Horse Judging Camp

Dates: June 19-20 2014

Where: Texas A& M University, College Station, TX

For more information please contact:

Dr. Clay Cavinder

(979)-458-2967

[email protected]

Or

http://animalscience.tamu.edu/horsejudgingcamp

Big Time in D-9

Date: May 2nd & 3rd

Location: Alvin Community College in Alvin,

Texas

Registration Due-April 10th on 4-H Connect

Events: For a complete list of events, visit

http://d94-h.tamu.edu/eventsandcontests/bigtime/


COUNTY COUNTDOWN

4-H Livestock Workshops

Show Steers & Heifers– May 3rd from 11-12 @ Producers COOP Speaker-Dr. Kelley

Follow us on Facebook

Follow Brazos County 4-H to get updates about events and happen-

ings from around the county

https://www.facebook.com/brazos4h

District 9 Horse Show

When– June 24– 26

Where– Brazos County Expo Complex

Enter– Must enter on 4-H connect by June 1st, and all

horses entered in the show must be validated by May 1

For more information and release forms please visit:

http://d94-h.tamu.edu/eventsandcontests/horse-show/

2014 4-H Awards Applications and Scholarships

All awards applications and scholarship applications are due to the Brazos County Extension office

by July 7th at 5PM

The awards handbooks can be found @: http://brazos.agrilife.org/publications/4h-publications/

Please contact us at the Extension office with any questions


DISTRICT & STATE COUNTDOWN

State Roundup Registration

WHO: Intermediate & Senior 4-H mem-

bers/Adult Volunteers

WHEN: June 9-13, 2014

WHERE: Texas A&M Campus, College Station

REGISTRATION: On 4-H Connect by May 17

For more information go to the State 4-H website at http://texas4-h.tamu.edu/roundup

2014 State 4-H Golf Challenge Location: The Campus Course at Texas A&M University – College Station, TX

Date: July 28, 2014 Time: 8:00 am shotgun start

Cost: $60 In 2014 changes are being made to the Texas 4-H Golf Challenge Program. There will be no regional events hosted this year. Instead one State event will be hosted at the brand new course located on the campus at Texas A&M University. The Campus Course at Texas A&M University is in its first year and is being rated as one of the top new golf courses in Texas. This event will be open to all age 4-Hers and split into two age divisions (Juniors 12 and under and Seniors 13 and up). This event is also open to non 4-Hers.

Texas 4-H Outdoor Challenge When: June 27 – 29, 2014 Where: Collin County Adventure Camp; Anna, TX (Google map) Registration: 4-H Connect Opens May 1 – May 31, 2014 Contest Fee: $30/per contestant Lodging & Meals: $100/person – two nights + 5 meals • Lodging is available and encouraged for contestants and non-contestants • Dorm lodging is for Friday and Saturday night • 3 meals on Saturday and 2 on Sunday • Non-contestants must register on 4-H Connect in order to select and pay for lodging and meals For more information visit: http://texas4-h.tamu.edu/outdoor

District Council Officer Application With the upcoming year coming to a close, it is time once again to consider running for the District 9 4-H Council. These of-

ficers will be elected at Leadership Lab held in June so if you are interested in running for District Council view the application

at the link below for a full list of requirements and the application. The application is due to the District office by May 25 so

we need them to our office by May 21st.

Application and information: http://d94-h.tamu.edu/eventsandcontests/leadership-lab/

http://texas4-h.tamu.edu/roundup



Texas Pork Leadership Camp

This is a unique opportunity for 4-H and FFA students that have an interest in swine production in Texas, working in the Texas pork industry and students who are willing to advocate the pork industry. The camp is a traveling bus tour with visits at key industry locations for sixteen students and the chaperons. This camp is not like any

other camp.

Check the website for details on schedule and application, www.texaspork.org Application Deadline: May 23, 2014

2014 Youth Range Workshop, June 22 - June 27

Management needs of rangelands are as diverse as the state - and require innovative approaches for good manage-

ment. Each part of the state is unique and no two management approaches will achieve the same results, even on ad-

jacent properties. Users of rangelands are also varied. Most people think only of beef cattle, but wildlife, and humans

are also users. Remember, rangelands are a type of land - not a land use.

This workshop has many hands on activities: plant id and collecting, plant species composition, total ranch plan-

ning, stocking rate evaluation, etc. Special sessions are held on water and total resource management.

The dynamic curriculum is constantly changed as increasing importance is placed on the landowner's ability to make

sound environmental, social and economic decisions Applications/information, see the web at: www.rangelands.org/texas/youtheducation.htm

Market Poultry Workshop

May 31st at Pearce Pavilion in College Station.

Topics include: Raising show poultry, selection, showmanship,

ask the experts, and hear from the judges

For more information or to register visit: Register Online @ agriliferegister.tamu.edu

Texas A&M University Horse Judging Coaches Clinic - “Preparing to Win” When: June 19 and 20, 2014 Where: Texas A&M University, College Station Price: $150 for both days or $100 for individual days Day 1: Instruction on Evaluation of Classes

Day 2: Reasons and Coaching Strategies For More Information and to Register: http://animalscience.tamu.edu/coachesclinic

Register by: June 6, 2014 Contact: Dr. Clay Cavinder at [email protected]

http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001LRy9t1rdqneIyPoJhAbrW-__s1eGEYofIaCB2tXA3hAG4bc7k7zppQL1ycxlc59eT-fbSCSMu_LFoQI57IKAA-NbsdK-vycSYczXj0_dstU6xFQ0moUcigmqONEgo_RitzCo68acBTa21uHeSetJFRgdoSARWiVn1ZnNf3d0DlQ=&c=F9_cxKv-Se5hY17Ifh2yE1HSrmBaOKTmck5Dm52cib2y1ngb0VaId

http://www.rangelands.org/texas/youtheducation.htm

http://animalscience.tamu.edu/coachesclinic

mailto:[email protected]



For workshop descriptions, instructions on how to participate, and any updates, visit the Volunteer Conference website at:

texas4-h.tamu.edu/volunteer_conference

New Series Coming May 5th and 6th!

Monday, May 5, 2014 Tuesday, May 6, 2014

Time Topic Presenter

Time Topic Presenter 11:00 am

Teaching Public Speaking

Dr. Chris Boleman

11:00 am

Share-the-Fun

Laura Huebinger

11:00 am

Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Program (WHEP)

Larry Hysmith

11:00 am

Social Media

Amy Dromgoole Shawnte Clawson

12:00 pm

4-H Summer Camp Opportu-nities

Mark Carroll

12:00 pm

Leaders 4 Life

Garry Branham

12:00 pm

Robotics

Derrick Bruton

12:00 pm

How to Train 4-H Food Chal-lenge Teams

Charlene Belew Dr. Courtney Dodd Dr. Sara Dodd

12:00 pm

Share-the-Fun

Laura Huebinger

12:00 pm

How to Judge 4-H Record-books

Dr. Montza Williams Dr. Kyle Merten

1:00 pm

College Readiness: A Guide for Families and Leaders

Luis Saldana

1:00 pm

4-H Roundup

Dr. Kyle Merten

1:00 pm

4-H’ers. . .Start Your En-gines

Kelli Lehman

1:00 pm

Livestock Judging Basics

Dr. Billy Zanolini

6:00 pm

Social Media

Amy Dromgoole Shawnte Clawson

6:00 pm

College Readiness: A Guide for Families and Leaders

Luis Saldana

6:00 pm

Leaders 4 Life

Garry Branham

6:00 pm

Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Program (WHEP)

Larry Hysmith

7:00 pm

4-H Roundup

Dr. Kyle Merten

7:00 pm

How to Judge 4-H Record-books

Dr. Montza Williams Dr. Kyle Merten

7:00 pm

Livestock Judging Basics

Dr. Billy Zanolini

7:00 pm

Robotics

Derrick Bruton

8:00 pm

How to Train 4-H Food Chal-lenge Teams

Charlene Belew Dr. Courtney Dodd Dr. Sara Dodd

8:00 pm

Teaching Public Speaking

Dr. Chris Boleman

8:00 pm

4-H’ers. . .Start Your En-gines

Kelli Lehman

Are You 4-H Strong

Join Texas 4-H on May 5 and 6th for our second series of 4-H Strong Virtual Volunteer Workshops. Each workshop is designed to

get you pumped up to make the best better for the youth of Texas.

Workshops will be conducted via TTVN Web Meeting. A complete

schedule of workshops and times are listed below.



2014 TEXAS 4-H CONGRESS

JULY 13 to 16 Austin, Texas

WHAT IS TEXAS 4-H CONGRESS? Texas 4-H Congress is a premiere citizenship and leadership event for the Texas 4-H and Youth Development Program. It allows 4-H members from across Texas to experience the legislative process. Below are the different ways that 4-H members can par-ticipate both in the civic engagement and learning process to actually participating in Texas 4-H Congress.

Dates: Registration on 4-H connect opens on May 20th and closes on June 16th.

For more information on Texas 4-H Congress visit the Texas 4-H and Youth Development website at: texas4-h.org.

Join In Supporting The Texas 4-H Program Through The

2014 Texas Roundup Silent Auction!

The Texas 4-H Foundation is pleased to announce they will host during the 2014 Texas 4-H

Roundup the “I support the Clover” Silent Auction. There will again be the opportunity to

earn money for your local 4-H program by submitting item(s) on behalf of your county.

The auction will be open May 1, 2014 for online bidding. May items will be offered with

Buy It Now pricing! Online bidding will close on Friday, June 6 at 11:45 pm. On Monday

June 9th at 9am the Live Silent Auction will begin in conjunction with the Scholarship

Assembly. The auction will close at 4 pm on Thursday, June 12. Proxy bidding is also

available for those who are unable to attend Roundup but would like to keep in on the

bidding action Live event.

To be eligible to participate in the county challenge, counties need to submit a silent auction

form with description and photo of the auction item by Monday, March 31st. The form can

be downloaded at

Texas4hfoundation.org/silentauction/countychallenge/

With the Live auction opening on that Monday of Roundup, the sooner we have the physical

item the better.


Important Dates

Brazos County

Beef Cattle Workshop at Producers COOP on May 3rd

All hardcopy record books are due in the County Extension office before 5 p.m. on

Friday, June 6th

State Fair Broiler Orders are due May 20th

Adult Leaders and County Council meeting May 20th at Brazos Center beginning at

6PM

County Council Meeting is only for youth, all adults should attend the

Adult Leaders Meeting. Major show turkey orders due June 20th

Major show steer validation– June 26th

State fair sheep, goat, and swine validation– June 23rd

Youth Board Meeting- Youth Board Members (Ages 11-17)

What: Youth Board Meeting

When: 5:30pm Tuesday, May 20, 2014

Where: Brazos Center

Please invite a youth from your school or church community (a non-4her).

District 9

District Roundup– May2-3 in Alvin, Texas

District Leadership LAB register by May 25th

District Horse show entries due June 1st

District Leadership LAB– June 16-19 in Brownwood

District Horse show—June 24-26

State 4-H

State 4-H Roundup– June 9-13, 2014 in College Station, Texas

State 4-H Congress– July 13-16, must register on 4-H connect by


Important Dates

CAMP

ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE

REGISTRATION FEE (Youth / Adult)

Horizons (Grades 4-8)

June 29, 2 pm to July 3, 10:30 am

$280 / $135

County Camp I

June 30, 2 pm - July 2, 11 am

$180 / $ 85

Mission Possible Mentor Training

July 6, 2 pm - July 7, 2 pm

$ 85

Mission Possible

July 7, 2 pm - July 9, 3 pm

$175 / $ 85

County Camp II

July 7, 2 pm - July 9, 11 am

$180 / $ 85

County Camp III


$230 / $110

Camp Corral


designated for children of wounded,

disabled, or fallen military families.

Prime Time I (Grades 5-8)


$230 / $110

Prime Time II (Grades 2-5)


$230 / $110

TO REGISTER: Visit, texas4hcenter.tamu.edu.

Click on “Camps” page and

on REGISTER NOW button.

• All camp enrollment is based on grade completed in spring, 2014

• 4-H membership is NOT required to participate in any camp

• Pre-order t-shirts

• Register for a camp and automatically send a note to your friends for

them to register for the same camp! • Pay a deposit by June 14 or full amountDiscount for registering by June 14


Let’s Cook Something!!!

As always Better Living for Texans (BLT) can provide food stamp eligible and other low income families with nutrition, food safety, and food resource management information. So

for more information or any questions, contact Emily Warncke at the Brazos County Extension Office: 979-823-0129 or email at [email protected] In accordance with

federal law and U.S Department of Agriculture’s policy, Better Living for Texans Food Stamp Nutrition Education Program is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color,

national origin, sex, age, religion, political beliefs, or disability.

To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250 or call (202)

720-5964 (voice or TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Flora Williams

County Extension Agent Family &

Consumer Sciences

Ashley Skinner

County Extension Assistant

4-H Program Assistant

Jerod Meurer

County Extension Agent

4-H and Youth Development

Charla Anthony

County Extension Assistant

Horticulture

Arvitta Scott

CEP Agent

4-H & Youth Development

Dusty Tittle

County Extension Agent

Ag & Natural Resource

What you need: Utensils: Knife & cutting board Blender 4 oz. paper cups Foil Craft sticks (wooded popsicle

stick) Ingredients: 8 ounces non-fat lemon yogurt

8 ounces crushed pineapple, in

juice, undrained

1 large banana, sliced*

½ pint (8 ounces) strawberries*

1 cup ice

What to do: 1. Wash your hands and clean your cook-ing area. 2. Clean the tops of canned food items before opening them. 3. Wash the fruit. 4. Peel and slice the bananas, and re-move strawberry stems. 5. Combine all ingredients except ice into the blender and blend until smooth. 6. Add ice and pulse until smooth. 7. Fill the paper cups with the smoothie. 8. Cover the top of each paper cup with foil. 9. Place a craft stick through the foil into the center of the paper cup. 10. Place the filled cups in the freezer and chill for about 3-4 hours.

Prep Time: 10 minutes Freeze Time: 3-4 Hours Cost per serving: $0.14 MyPyramid: ½ cup Fruit

Crispy Salmon Patties

Note: Other types of fruit can be

substituted for the strawberries such as

blueberries, blackberries, raspberries,

mango or papaya.


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