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Not too Late to Enroll in 4-H!! Hello 4-H Families! As we embark on a new 4-H programming year, we are excited to continue using the 4-H Online enrollment system. All 4-H families will enroll in clubs and projects through 4HOnline at https://ne.4honline.com. If you are a returning member, go to https://ne.4honline.com. Choose "I have a profile" and log in with your email address and password. If you have forgotten your password, choose "I forgot my password" and the system will send you an email to reset your password. Once logged in as a family, you can update and add members and member information along with projects and clubs. Remember from last year that the system can record LOTS of information, but not all is required. Required fields are marked with red asterisk. If you are new to 4-H, you will need to create a new family account and profiles for each 4-H member at https://ne.4honline.com to participate in the 2020 program year.
4HOnline is a web-based enrollment system that will allow families to enroll in 4-H on your personal computer or mobile device. If you do not have internet access at home, feel free to stop by the Nebraska Extension office and use our computers. You'll be able to complete all of the information necessary to join 4-H online, including 4-H code of conduct forms and health forms. Youth Members For more information contact the Nebraska Extension office at 632-1480 or [email protected]. Also, if you have questions as you enroll, please let us help you! There will be no paper forms to submit for enrollment—Code of conduct forms and health forms may be submitted at anytime during the year, but to be eligible for County Fair and State Contests these enrollment deadlines need to be met. * Re-enrollment—If you were enrolled in 4-H in 2018, enroll online and pay the $5 fee to the Extension Office by February 1. You can also do this online with a credit/debit card. You have until May 1 to add or drop 4-H projects for County Fair. * New Enrollment—Youth who are joining 4-H for the first time are encouraged to enroll online and pay the $5 as soon as possible and no later than May 1 to be eligible to exhibit at County Fair. You can also pay your enrollment fee online with a credit/debit card.
- 4-H Enrollment
Youth, Volunteers
- Project Deadline
Documents
- New Animation Club
- Scholarships
- State Camping
Opportunities
- Horse Project
Information
- Fair Book Changes
- QA Training
- 4-H Events Calendar
Scotts Bluff Co 4-H Website
Scotts Bluff Co 4-H
Email Us
February is Nebraska 4-H Month!
Each year, Nebraska 4-H observes February as Nebraska 4-H Month. We encourage you to show your 4-H spirit and tell everyone what 4-H is about! There are lots of fun activities you can do within your club, family, school, and community. Wear a 4-H clover each day. Wear your Scotts Bluff County 4-H t-shirt. Give a talk to your school classroom about what you do and learn in 4-H. Make posters to hang in your school or local businesses. Let your enthusiasm and creativity tell your story.
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Scotts Bluff County 4-H Newsletter - February/March 2020
New Animation Club! The club will cover the basics of animation - no background knowledge is required but will be flexible on projects if there are students coming in with a lot of prior knowledge.. The age requirement is 10-18 years and cost is $25.00 per student. The club is limited to 14 participants so it will be first come first serve. Meetings will be the first and third Tuesdays each month starting on March 17 at the Western Nebraska Art Center from 3:45 to 5:00 p.m. Meeting Dates: March 17, April 7 and 21, May 5 and 19. RSVP by calling or emailing the Extension Office at 308-632-1480 or [email protected].
Adult Volunteers Volunteers will enroll electronically. Returning leaders: If you have children in 4-H, log into your family account at https://ne.4honline.com and update your information. Volunteers without children in 4-H should go to https://ne.4honline.com, enter the email you have used in the past with 4-H and choose, "I forgot my password". A new password will be emailed to you. If you have any questions or concerns, let the Extension office help you! Volunteers must re-enroll each year to retain status in years of service and for UNL insurance. Contact the Nebraska Extension office or more info, if you have questions, or need assistance 308-632-1480 or email Jana at [email protected].
2020 4-H Project Deadline Documents
To help you with deadlines this year, we have created a helpful resource. Projects are broken into
Livestock, Non-Livestock, Shooting Sports, Sewing, and Static. They are located at https://
extension.unl.edu/statewide/scottsbluff-morrill/fair/.
Scholarships
Scotts Bluff County Homemaker Clubs
The Scotts Bluff County Council of Homemaker Clubs is offering two $500 scholarships to any Scotts
Bluff County resident enrolled in Agricultural, Human Resources, Nursing, and Family Sciences
curriculum. Applicants can be graduating high school seniors or college students planning to attend
college in 2020. The scholarship is paid to the school after completion of the 2020 fall semester. The
student must maintain a C average or the scholarship will be forfeited. The winner will be announced and
honored at the Spring Tea in April. You can pick up an application at your local school or contact Donna
Weitzel, 1543 SC Road, Mitchell, NE 69357 for an application. The application must be postmarked by
the April 1. If you have any questions, contact Donna Weitzel at 308-623-1158.
JARVIS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP—4-H, FFA, FCS members
The intent of the scholarship is to assist women who live 3 or more hours drive from Lincoln but wish to
attend the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Applicant must reside in Love Memorial Cooperative
Residence Hall on East Campus.
Eligible requirements:
1. Female born high school graduate (or soon to be) OR a UN-L student who has not resided at Love
Memorial Cooperative Residence Hall (LMH) OR an undergraduate transfer student from another
college or university pursing any major for an undergraduate or graduate degree.
2. Applicant must be or been a member of 4-H or FCCLA or FFA (minimum of two years) or have taken
a minimum of three semesters in Family & Consumer Sciences classes
3. Must have applied (minimum) or been accepted (preferred) to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Jarvis Memorial Scholarship Application must be postmarked by March 15, 2020..
4. Must have requested residency in Love Memorial Hall, http://housing.unl.edu; Phone - (402) 472-
3561; Switchboard—800-742-8800; Email: [email protected].
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Governor's Agricultural Excellence Club Grant
Apply for a Governor's Agricultural Excellence Award. 4-H clubs are encouraged to apply for this award which recognizes 4-H clubs for the work of the individuals in the club and the community service work of the entire club. Recognition is in the form of a $500 check issued to the club's treasury to be used as described in the award application. Twenty-five clubs are recognized each year. Clubs may use the award dollars for many different programs. Conferences or workshops for others in the community, trips or tours for club members, community improvement projects in their hometown, campus visits, fair grounds enhancement, inter-generational programs, and the development of a youth council are just a few examples of the ways the award can be used. While the majority of the clubs choose a project that benefits many others in their community some have chosen to celebrate their success by providing more experiences for club members. Applications are available online at https://www.ne4hfoundation.org/governers-ag-excellence-award/ and are due by March 1st.
Upper Mitchell Valley Scholarship
The Upper Mitchell Valley Scholarship is offering one $300 scholarship to an outstanding student who
has been in 4-H within the last four years. Payments will be made directly to the school of the recipients
choice. Application deadline is April 15. Contact the Extension Office for an application.
Crops Webpage for Youth Did you know that there is a crops webpage for 4-H Youth at http://cropwatch.unl.edu/youth? The objective of this webpage is to provide a one spot stop with crop production information, some of it specific for Nebraska and some general crop information that can be used for a variety of locations. The webpage is divided into four main sections: crop and plant science facts, activities for youth, 4-H & FFA projects, and teaching activities & resources. “Crop and plant science facts” provides a short summary of crop statistics and other fun facts. “Activities for youth” has some fun crossword puzzles, word searches and other interactive activities for youth to participate. The 4-H and FFA project page has some of the opportunities available through 4-H and FFA such as Crop Science Investigation workshop series and other events related to crops
2020 4-H Camp and Contest Opportunities
The 2020 summer season is approaching fast—make sure to include a trip
to Nebraska 4-H Summer Camp in your schedule! 4-H Camps are open to ALL YOUTH ages 5–18. Two great facilities across the state—Eastern Nebraska 4-H Center in Gretna and Nebraska State 4-H Camp in Halsey—will provide unique learning atmospheres. Day Camps and Family Camps are also available. Learn more at https://4h.unl.edu/camps.
There are also Big Red Summer Academic Camps held on the UNL Campus. 4-H foundation scholarships are still available – students should submit a scholarship application online BEFORE they register for camp! https://4h.unl.edu/big-red-camps Brochure pdf file: https://unl.box.com/s/kz20cuigcqb6f8rm1pki06ng72bn08k1
Log N - Leadership Opportunities for Growth Log N is for kids currently in the 5th and 6th grade! It will be held on June 3rd and 4th at the State 4-H Camp at Halsey. Youth will learn leadership skills that will help them into the next chapter of their life - preparing for college and career success in an exciting camp atmosphere complete with canoeing, zip lining, and campfires! There will be more information and an application to come.
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The Nebraska Agricultural Youth Institute (NAYI) is a five-day summer program for current high
school juniors and seniors to learn more about agriculture and the agricultural industry, as well as to
discover career opportunities available within the agricultural sector. Their generous sponsors allow us
to offer the event free of charge to the students attending. About 200 youth attended NAYI 2018,
making it one of the largest delegate classes in the 48 year history of the program.
The application should be filled out by eligible students and emailed no later than 11:59 pm on April 15th,
2020. Students go online to http://www.nda.nebraska.gov/nayi/nayi.html to download the application and
type in their responses. There is also a short Recommendation Form on the final page of the application
for students to get filled out and returned via email to our office.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact Chris via email at chris-
[email protected] or by calling 402-471-6856. You can also reach Collin Swedberg or Hannah
Settje, the interns responsible for coordinating NAYI at (402) 471-6859 or via e-mail at
UNL Computer Science Summer Workshop
The Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management at the University of Nebraska–
Lincoln is pleased to announce a summer learning opportunity for high school students. We are hosting
“Innovate: The Raikes School Way” and “Girls Who Innovate: The Raikes School Way”, computer
science camps that will be led by Executive Director of the Raikes School, Steve Cooper. This
opportunity was highlighted in a 2019 Forbes article, "STEM-Focused Summer Programs for Ambitious
High School Students".
Students will participate in a two-week, project-based, on-campus camp, where they will learn basic
programming skills, receive instruction from Nebraska faculty members, experience what classes can be
like in the Raikes School, visit local businesses and research labs, and interact with Raikes School
students and staff, all of whom play a key role in the competitive selection process to our program each
year.
What: “Innovate: The Raikes School Way” & “Girls Who Innovate: The Raikes School Way”
For: High School Students (primarily the graduating class of 2021)
Where: University of Nebraska–Lincoln
When: July 12-25, 2020
Cost: $950 (limited need-based scholarship opportunities are available)
Programming Experience: None needed (in fact, no experience is preferred)
Application Deadline: March 27, 2020
Interested participants are able to find more details and application materials at http://raikes.unl.edu/
summercamps. A promotional flyer is also linked here. This video below gives you a glimpse of what
students can expect to experience.
If you have any questions about the camp, please email Anna Pressler, Director of Recruitment &
Student Success, at [email protected]
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Young Nebraska Scientist Camps
Young Nebraska Scientists camps are hosted by Nebraska EPSCoR to encourage youth participation in
science, technology, engineering and math learning and careers. For more than 11 years, 100+ youths
have attended the camps each summer.
Camp fees include meals and lodging, except day camps. Applications are due May 1.
National Science Foundation funding helps keep camp fees low; need-based scholarships are readily
available. Faculty from Nebraska colleges and universities are camp leaders, and camp staff include
university students. For information and online applications, visit the Young Nebraska Scientists website.
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9th Annual Innovative Youth Corn Challenge Do you enjoy being outside? Learning new things about crops? Considering a career involving crops, insects, diseases, soils, water or more? Do you want to help figure out how to feed our world’s growing population in a sustainable way? Nebraska Extension and the Nebraska Corn Board are offering the ninth Innovative Youth Corn Challenge contest. This contest, open to 4-H members (age 10 & older as of Jan. 1st) or FFA members (in-school members), guides participants through all aspects of corn production, as well as agricultural careers related to corn production. As a team (2 or more participants), youth will be challenged to implement a production practice different than normal to determine if they increased their yield. Economics and sustainability of the practice will also be considered. Yields, cropping history, and production information will be collected in the Corn Yield Challenge management summary. Cash prizes and plaques are given. First place receives $1,000, second place receives $500, and third place receives $250. Sustainability, crop scouting and “extra mile” awards are also given as cash awards. To participate in 2020, youth must register by March 15th to the Fillmore County Extension Office in Geneva, NE. Details can be found at cropwatch.unl.edu/youth/activities. For more information, contact Brandy VanDeWalle at [email protected].
4-H Companion Animal Challenge:
The Companion Animal Challenge is a set of contests for youth interested in companion animals. These contests are animal-less and test youths knowledge about companion animals. New this year to the contest are a Cat Skillathon and an essay contest. 4-H youth ages 10-18 are invited to participate.
The 4-H Companion Animal Challenge will be held on Saturday, March 28, 2020 at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Animal Science Complex.
Contests include: Demonstration Contest, Dog Skillathon Contest, Cat Skillathon Contest, Essay Contest, Art Contest, and Photography Contest.
This event allows youth to apply their companion animal knowledge, but does not require them to have an animal!
It will be held the same day as the 4-H Horse Stampede so that youth can compete in both events if they choose. We will ensure there are not schedule conflicts.
Entries are due to me by March 6, 2020.
For more information and registration forms: https://4h.unl.edu/companion-animal/challenge
Questions? Contact: Dr. Lisa Karr ([email protected]) or Grace Kim ([email protected])
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HORSE PROJECT INFORMATION
Horse Advancement Level 2 Workshop Prepare to Compete at the 4-H District and State Horse Shows Participants will complete all Level 2 requirements (except for the riding skills test) by the end of the workshop!! Have expert help in finishing your demonstration, written report, feed chart, and written examination. All youth are welcome who have completed Level 1 as well as parents and volunteers. Participants should come ready to present their demonstration which should be 10 to 20 minutes long. More info on Level 2 requirements can be found here: https://4h.unl.edu/horse/advancement-levels#two. Register by emailing [email protected] by March 19. The cost for the workshop is $10 which covers lunch.
March 21, 2020 from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm Nebraska Extension in Scotts Bluff County
4502 Ave I, Scottsbluff, NE 308-632-1480, [email protected]
District Horse Show will be held June 15th in Scottsbluff. All Entries and Level Testing must be
completed by May 8 to participate in the District or State Horse Shows. The State Horse Show
will be held in Grand Island at Fonner Park on July 15-19, 2020.
4-H Horse Stampede
The horse stampede is a group of contests for youth interested in horses. These contests do not
require youth to have a horse all they need is to have an interest and be willing to learn some
information about horses.
The 4-H Horse Stampede will be held on Saturday, March 28, 2020 at the University of Nebraska-
Lincoln Animal Science Complex. Registration starts at 8:30am (TIME CHANGE from previous
years- please refer to the webpage for updated information).
Contests include: Individual Demonstration Contest (can be done in person or through zoom),
Team Demonstration (can be done in person or through zoom), Speech (can be done in person or
through zoom), Junior or Senior Horse Bowl (team quiz bowl contest), Art Contest (do not need to
be present to participate, you can mail in the entries), and Photography Contest (do not need to be
present to participate, you can mail in the entries).
It will be held the same day as the 4-H Companion Animal Challenge so that youth can compete in
both events if they choose. We will ensure there are not schedule conflicts.
If you would like to have lunch or a t-shirt at the contest please make sure to fill out a lunch or
t-shirt order form when registering for contests.
Entries are due to me by March 6, 2020. For more information and registration forms: https://4h.unl.edu/horse/stampede
Questions? Contact: Dr. Lena Luck ([email protected]) or Grace Kim ([email protected])
Save the Date:
Fort Robinson State Park 4-H Horse Camp June 11-13. 2020.
Brochure and Registration Forms available March 16 https://extension.unl.edu/statewide/
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2020 Special Garden Project
The Special Gardening Project is an opportunity for 4-H members to grow unusual
and fun projects in their gardens. Each year, a new plant is selected as the focus for
all members enrolled in the project. Youth receive seeds which they plant and
cultivate using project resources provided throughout the experience. Youth then
have the opportunity to exhibit cut flowers or harvested vegetables or present their
experience through a poster or report. The project is designed to challenge youth
interested in horticulture by introducing them to new and unique growing experiences
and foster real-world problem-solving skills through a guided horticultural experience.
This year the Special Gardening Project is focused on the unique, Classic Magic Bachelor Button.
Classic Magic Bachelor Buttons are a unique mix of plum, purple, and bicolor flowers. Not only do the
flowers attract beneficial insects, they are edible as well.
Be sure to sign up for the special garden project on ne.4honline.com and let the Extension Office know
that you need seeds.
Fair Book Changes for 2020
Check the December 2019 Newsletter for Livestock approved changes. Photography Changes: Shop 4-H released an updated photography curriculum last year. So what's new in the 2019 edition? Technology! The books have been updated to reflect changing technology, such as moving from film to digital photography. Cell phones, a common camera for many people, are featured. Here are the new Photography Basics classes:
Photography Level 1 (County-only)
Rules
Displays – Displays exhibits are encouraged for Level 1 exhibitors. Displays consist of three 4x6 photos mounted on a single horizontal 11x14 black or white poster or mat board. No foam core backing board is allowed. Each photo in the display must be numbered using a pencil. Numbers should be readable but not distracting from the overall display. No titles, captions, or stick-on numbers are allowed. Photos may be mounted vertically or horizontally. Data tags are required for each photo in the display. Use numbers to identify which photo each data tag corresponds with.
Classes
1. Fun with Shadows Display or Print – Photos should capture interesting or creative use of shadows
(Activity 4)
2. Get in Close Display or Print – Photo should capture a close-up view of the subject or object.
(Activity 8)
3. Bird’s or Bug’s Eye View Display or Print – Photo should capture an interesting viewpoint of a
subject, either from above (bird’s eye view) or below (bug’s eye view). (Activity 10)
4. Tricks and Magic Display or Print – Photos should capture visual trickery or magic. Trick
photography require creative compositions of objects in space and are intended to trick the person
viewing the photo. For example, if someone is standing in front of a flower pot, the pot might not be
visible in the image, making it look as if the flowers are growing out of the person’s head. (Activity
11)People, Places, or Pets with Personality Display or Print – Photos should have a strong focal
point, which could be people, places, or pets. Photos should capture the subject’s personality or
character. Photos may be posed or un-posed. (Activity 13)
5. Black and White Display or Print – Photos should create interest without the use of color. Photos
should show strong contrast and/or textures. Photos may be captured in black and white or captured
in color and edited to black and white. (Activity 15)
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6. Challenging Photo Exhibit: Telling a Story Display – Exhibit will include three photos which tell a story without words. Photos may show something being created, destroyed, consumed, moving, or growing. Photos should capture the beginning, middle, and end of a single story, project, or event. Display will consist of three 4x6 photos mounted on a single horizontal 11x14 black or white poster or mat board. Each photo in the display must be numbered using a pencil. Numbers should be readable but not distracting from the overall display. No titles, captions, or stick-on numbers are allowed. Photos may be mounted vertically or horizontally. Data tags are required for each photo in the display. (Activity 14)
The 2020 Scotts Bluff County Fairbook will be available on the fair webpage soon. The 2020 Public State Fairbook is now available at https://4h.unl.edu/state-fair (direct link: https://4hfairbook.unl.edu/fairbookview.php/rules).
Quality Assurance Training Required for All Animal Exhibitors
Quality Assurance Training is required for all 4-H members showing RABBITS, POULTRY, BEEF, GOATS, SWINE OR SHEEP at County or State Fair. Members have options for receiving training. FACE-TO-FACE: YQCA training dates TBA. Please note that these training courses must be facilitated by a YQCA Certified Instructor. In-person YQCA training courses cost $3 per individual regardless of age. ONLINE: Web-based annual training is available through the YQCA learning management system. The online YQCA course costs $12 per individual regardless of age. Please see the YQCA Login & Course Completion Instructions for more information.
TEST-OUT: Options are only available to youth in the first year of Intermediate (age 12) and Senior (age 15) age levels. There is no test-out option for Juniors. If passed, youth will not be required to complete the annual training requirements for the remainder of their current age level (Intermediates: 12-14; Seniors: 15-18). Each test consists of 50 randomly selected questions and has a pass rate of 80% or better for certification.
Participants will have only one chance to take the test-out option. If youth fail, they will not be provided another opportunity to test out of that age level. Participants who do not pass will be prompted to take the instructor-led training or web-based training annually.
If the youth passes, payment for the completed test-out course will be required after the completion of the test. No payment is required to attempt the test. Test-out costs are:
Intermediate: $36 ($12 x 3 years of certification)
Senior: $48 ($12 x 4 years of certification)
If passed, youth will receive access to online modules that correspond with the age levels, found on the user's "My Library" page.
Members must be Quality Assurance certified by June 15 to be eligible to compete at the County Fair. No trainings will be held after June 15.
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4-H Council Members for 2020 President Paul Callenius Vice-President Alexis Souza Treasurer Julie Lane Secretary Tanya Madsen Youth Rep Autumn Pittman Youth Rep Justin Keller
Fair Update:
Sewing/Styling/Table Setting will be held July 18.
The Scotts Bluff County Fair will be held July 25-August 2.
Upcoming Events
NEBRASKA 4-H MONTH! - Entire Month of February
Beef Weigh-in - Saturday, March 14 from 1:00-2:30pm at the UNL Feedlot
County Fair BB Gun & Air Rifle Shoot - March 14, check in 2:00pm Mitchell Events Center
Panhandle Best - March 15, Mitchell Events Center
4-H Council Meeting - March 16 6:00pm PREC
Horse Advancement Level 2 Workshop - March 21 10:00-3:00 PREC
County Fair Trap Shoot - April 5 Noon Mitchell Trap Club
Rabbit/Poultry Committee Meeting - April 5 3:00pm PREC
Last Day to add/change projects & pay $5 enrollment fee - May 1
Rabbit/Poultry Committee Meeting - May 3 3:00pm PREC
District Horse Registration & Level Testing Deadline - May 8
Sheep/Swine/Goat tagging-weigh-in - May 10, 3:00-5:00pm Fairgrounds
Sheep/Swine/Goat tagging-weigh-in - May 14, 6:00-8:00pm Fairgrounds
Nebraska Extension in Scotts Bluff County
Extension Educators: Jackie Guzman, Nathan Rice, Gary Stone
4-H Extension Assistant: Jana Schwartz, [email protected]
Office Manager: Stacy Brown
Secretary/Receptionist: Jeanne Yeoman
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FEBRUARY
Nebraska 4-H Month
29 – Panhandle 4-H & FFA Livestock Judging Clinic
9:30-4:30 Fairgrounds
MARCH
14 – Beef Weigh-in 1-2:30pm, UNL Feedlot
14 – Fair BB Gun & Air Rifle Competition at
Fairgrounds
15 – Panhandle Best Competition at Fairgrounds
16 – 4-H Council 6:00pm PREC
APRIL
5 – Fair Trap Shoot noon Mitchell Trap Club
MAY
01 – New Enrollment Deadline
01 – Enrollment Fee/Project Drop-Add Deadline
8 – District/State Horse Entries Due
8 – Horse Level Testing Deadline for District/State
Contest
10 – Market Swine, Sheep, Goat Tag in, 3-5pm,
Fairgrounds
16 – Market Sheep, Swine, Goat Tag in, 6-8pm,
Fairgrounds
TBA – 4-H Council, 6pm PREC
25 – Memorial Day Office Closed
JUNE
01 – Animal Id Sheets Due
15 – District Horse Show, Scottsbluff
15 – Last Day for Quality Assurance Training
22-23 – PASE/Life Challenge, Lincoln
24 – State Public Speaking Contest
29-30 – Tractor Safety Training
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JULY 01 – Pre-Fair Entry Forms Due 01 – Horse Level Testing for County Fair Deadline 03 – Independence Day Observance, Office Closed 12-16 – State Horse Exposition, Grand Island TBA – Fair Livestock Exhibitor Meeting/Cleanup, Fairgrounds 18 – County Fair Clothing /Table Setting TBA – 4-H Council, 6pm
AUGUST July 25-August 2 – Scotts Bluff County Fair 10 – State Fair Entries Due-online 28 – 1st Day of State Fair, Grand Island
SEPTEMBER 07 – Labor Day-Office Closed 07 – Last Day of State Fair, Grand Island TBA – 4-H Council, 6pm
OCTOBER TBA – Record Books Due TBA – Council and Award Nominations Due TBA – Record Book Judging TBA – 4-H Achievement Event
NOVEMBER – Pick up Premium Money 26 – Thanksgiving Day-Office Closed 27 – Office Closed TBA – 4-H Council, 6pm
DECEMBER 24-Jan 1 – Holiday Closedown-Office closed PREC = Panhandle Research & Extension Center
2020 4-H Calendar
Scotts Bluff County 4-H Panhandle Research and Extension Center 4502 Avenue I Scottsbluff, NE 69361 Phone: 308-632-1480 Fax: 308-632-1481 Office Hours: M-F, 8am-5pm http://scottsbluff-morrill.unl.edu
