June 2016 4-H Newsletter - Cooperative Extension County Offices

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Dodge County 4-H
Family Newsletter
on 4-H
June 2016
Dodge County UW-Extension Welcomes Summer Interns
Dodge County UW-Extension
Administration Building
127 East Oak Street
Juneau WI 53039
Hours:
Phone:
Fax:
8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Monday-Friday
920-386-3790
920-386-3928
http://dodge.uwex.edu/
Meeting cancellations due to inclement weather will be aired over
WTKM or WBEV/WXRO radio
stations.
Inside this issue:
4-H Emblem & Logo/
Endowment Fund
2
Dodge County Jr. Fair
3
Club Happenings/Hats Off/
4
June Dairy Month
Adult & Youth Leaders/
Older Youth
5
Summer Opportunities/
Family Picnic
6-7
Cloverbuds/Explorers
7
Family Home & Health
7-9
Hello!
My name is Olivia Raasch. I am currently a
student at the University of Wisconsin –
Oshkosh, pursuing a degree in English.
After spending eleven years as a 4-H
member in the Jackson Explorers 4-H Club
in Washington County, I am glad to
continue my 4-H experience as part of the
staff. I am excited to work with all the
youth and families involved in Dodge
County 4-H, and I hope this year to not only
encourage 4-H members to become
involved in various activities, but to also
help everyone make the most of every
opportunity offered. I’m incredibly excited
for this summer and all the adventures that
are in store!
Thanks,
Olivia Raasch
4-H Summer Agent
Hello Dodge County 4-H,
My name is Dustin Winkelman. I am going
to be a junior at the University of Wisconsin
- Madison. I am studying Dairy Science and
working towards earning a certificate in agbusiness management. I am from
Watertown and was a 4-H member in
Jefferson County for 13 years. Currently in
Jefferson County I am serving on the Meat
Animal Project Committee as the adult FFA
representative and as an adult leader for the
Concord Center Clovers 4-H Club. I have a
strong dedication for 4-H and I am excited
to learn more about the Dodge County 4-H
program. My goal this summer as the
Youth Dairy and Livestock Summer Agent
is to give back to an organization that has
taught me various skills and to share my
experiences with 4-H members so that they
may also learn from them. I am excited for
the opportunity to get to work with Dodge
County members, adults, and community
leaders. I look forward for meeting you all!
Dustin Winkelman
Youth Dairy & Livestock Summer Intern
Photography/Natural
10
Resources/Shooting Sports
Animal Sciences
11-17
Spill the Beans
18-19
Ag Day Escape
20
Madison Mallards
21
Fair & Food Stand Schedules 22
Summer Reading Challenge
23
Wild Wacky Weekday
24-25
Clipouts
26-28
Requests for reasonable accommodation for disabilities or limitations should be made prior to the date of the program or
activity for which it is needed. Call the UWEX Offices as early as possible for accommodations so proper arrangements
can be made.
Calendars
29-30
An EEO/Affirmative Action employer, University of Wisconsin-Extension provides equal opportunities in employment and
programming including Title IX and ADA requirements.
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Using the 4-H Name & Emblem
Did You Know? The 4-H Name & Emblem is a highly valued mark within our
country’s history. As such, it was granted a very unique and special status; it is
in a category similar to the Presidential
Seal and the Olympic Emblem. This
federal protection makes it a mark into
and of itself with protection that supercedes the limited authorities of both a trademark and a copyright. As a result, responsibility and stewardship for the 4-H
Name & Emblem were not given to the U.S. Patent Office but
were given to a higher level of the federal government, a member of the Cabinet, the Secretary of Agriculture. The Secretary
has responsibility for the 4-H Name and Emblem, at the direct
request of Congress. The “18 USC 707” is the statement in the
United States Code that outlines the protection of the 4-H Name
& Emblem.
The official emblem is a clover with four leaves and an “H” on
each leaf. The clover’s stem must point to the right as you look
at the image. The 4-H Emblem is not a plain four-leaf clover.
The 4-H Emblem should appear in specific colors and in its
entirety. The 4-H Name and Emblem belong to the 4-H Youth
Development Program, under the authority of USDA, and anyone wishing to use it must obtain permission. If you are a 4-H
member or volunteer, you are permitted to use the emblem. For
detailed information on using the 4-H Emblem contact the Extension Office at (920) 386-3790 or go to: http://www.national4Hheadquarters.gov.
Co-Branded Logo
UW-Extension has released new guidelines for branding and
logo use, including new guidelines for co-branding the UWExtension logo and the 4-H Clover. The clover should always
appear with the UW-Extension logo on all printed materials,
including banners, displays and clothing.
There are two versions of the co-branded logo available at:
http://blogs.ces.uwex.edu/4hmarketing/
These versions are great for posters, newsletters, banners, and
other printed material.
Dodge County 4-H Endowment Fund Grants
Dodge County 4-H Clubs, County Committees or Groups can
apply for grants from the Dodge County 4-H Endowment Fund
Committee. Earned interest from the fund is used for these
grants. Deadlines are January 31and June 30. The application
form can be found at http://dodge.uwex.edu/4-h-youthdevelopment/ or call Marie at 920-386-3790 for more information.
Giving to the Dodge County 4-H
Endowment Fund
Donations and memorials to the Endowment Fund are always
welcome. Supporting the Endowment Fund today helps the 4-H
youth of Dodge County for years to come.
4-H families are encouraged to consider memorials as well as
“In Honor” donations to recognize birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, and other significant achievements. Donations are
welcomed from business friends and alumni, civic organizations, and 4-H clubs. All contributions are tax deductible .
To contribute, checks may be made payable to the Dodge County 4-H Endowment Fund and mailed to the Dodge County 4-H
Endowment Fund, 127 E Oak St, Juneau WI 53039-1379.
Fundraisers that Support Dodge County 4-H
Culver’s, Kwik Trip “Milk Moola,” milk caps & NASCO all
earn money for the Dodge County 4-H Program.
Milk Moola
The Dodge County 4-H Leaders Association is always collecting “Milk Moola” caps and strips from milk containers.
KEEP SENDING THEM IN!
You can mail them to 127 E Oak Street, Juneau, WI 53039 , submit them to your club’s
General Leader at your next monthly meeting,
or stop in and drop them off in our handy
Milk Moola box!
Culver’s Cards — Anytime, Any Culver’s!
$5 and $10 Culver’s Gift Cards are available to purchase!
Makes great appreciation gifts for teachers, co-workers, or relatives. Cards available at the UW-Extension office. Call 920-386
-3790 for higher quantities requested.
NASCO 4-H Rebate Program
When you place your order by mail, by calling the toll-free
phone order center 800.558.9595, or on Nasco’s website
(www.enasco.com), then we will receive a 5% rebate check
after the Dodge County Fair to use toward the Livestock Program. Dodge County’s number is 9800229(P)
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Dodge County Junior Fair Info
ONLINE Fair Entry DEADLINE IS JUNE 10
Look for it on the website!
http://dodge.uwex.edu
ONLINE LINKS
Blue Ribbon Online Entry
BlueRibbon Online Fair Entry Directions
DODGE COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR INFO
Don’t have Internet? Need help with online Fair Entries?
The UW-Extension office will take appointments for individual
assistance until Friday, June 3rd between 8:00am-4:30pm.
Please email or call Tracy at [email protected] or call 920-386-3790 if
you need to schedule an appointment.
2106 FAIR & FOOD STAND SCHEDULES
There are only TWO shifts that need to be filled! Sign up for:
Farm Bureau/4-H Stand—only 1 spot left!
4-H Promotion Booth—only 1 spot left!
Email Tracy at [email protected] with a shift selection
for these two remaining spots!
Fair Clean Up – Set Up & Fish Pond Wrapping
Saturday, July 30
Let’s get ready for the Fair! If you and your family would like to
help with Fair Setup in the Youth Building, call Ellen at
920.386.3790 or email [email protected] to let her
know. We will be also be wrapping fish pond prizes.
Youth and Adults are welcome!
4-H Fair Helpers Needed—Youth & Adults
Each year we are fortunate to have adult Superintendents who
add leadership, dedication & year to year continuity to getting
the job done. We need lots of help! Entry Day presents many
challenges. Judging/recording helpers, supervising entries, release…all need YOUR help (14+ member + adults).
Return clip-out by July 1 or call 4-H office 386-3790. You
can also email Ellen at [email protected].
Please see clip out at the end of this newsletter
Youth Building Supervisors
We need 8-10 people per shift. OPEN TO FAMILIES. We
have MANY openings (see chart). Days/Shift are:
Wednesday
6 – 8 PM
8 – 10 PM
Thursday
6 – 8 PM
8 – 10 PM
Friday
6 – 8 PM
8 – 10 PM
Saturday
4 – 6 PM
6 – 8 PM
8 – 10 PM
Sunday
3 – 5 PM
5 – 7 PM
7 – 9 PM
If you can help with Youth Building supervision during Fair,
please send the clip-out or call by July 1 or email Tracy at [email protected]
http://dodge.uwex.edu/youth-development/dodgecounty-junior-fair/
 Dodge County Junior Fair Book
 Online Fair Entry Directions
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Fairest of the Fair Application—deadline 6/10/2016
Younger Brother/Sister Exhibit Entry—deadline 6/21
Little Flock Showmanship Contest—deadline 8/1/16
Little Bunny Huddle Contest—deadline 8/1/16
 Little Britches (Dairy) —deadline 8/1/16
 Junior Britches (Dairy)—deadline 8/1/16
 Little Shepherds (Sheep)—deadline 8/1/16
 Forage Council Poster Contest—deadline 8/5/16
 Summer Reading Challenge
 Livestock Herdsmanship Score Cards
 2016 Animal Health Rules on Website
 DATCP – Animal Health Rules – All WI Shows & Fairs
 COOL-Country of Origin Labeling Affidavit Form (PDF)
 Premise ID’s: What they are and how to get one
(REQUIRED for most species)
2016 Dodge County Forage Council Poster Contest
BENEFITS TO TECHNOLOGY IN EQUIPMENT
OR MACHINES
How Can Technology Help Farmers?
CONTEST RULES
 Poster should be constructed using full poster board
(22”x28”)
 Only 1 exhibit per club/chapter can be entered
 Any youth exhibitor can be involved
 Posters must be 2-dimensional
 Drawings or photographs are allowed
 Include club name on front of poster
 Include all names and ages of participating members on the
back of poster.
 Submit posters by August 5, 2016 to the Dodge County
UW-Extension office.
 All sources of information must be referenced.
CASH AWARDS
1st place—$50; 2nd place—$30; 3rd place—$20
For more information contact Dodge County UW-Extension
office at 920-386-3790
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Club Happenings
Leipsic (Kathryn Witzel) They did highway cleanup in April. Plans are to go to the Humane Society in May.
Portland Boosters (Gwyneth Ferguson) The club went GEO-caching as their May activity.
Juneau Victorians (Sarah Gregory) Club Camping will be in July. Bake sale at the soccer games sometime this summer with the
money earned to go to the Food Pantry.
Hyland Prairie (Jasmine Krahn) The club’s community service project will be making no sew pillows. June Dairy Month plans
include the Get Mooving, Children’s Radiothon, Noel’s Angel Walk, and helping out at the Dairy Brunch.
River Oaks (Gabrielle Rennhack) Dairy Promotion was done at the Mini K, Milk was handed out after the walk and had a display
of Dairy information. Members can ride bike or walk in the Memorial Day Parade at Reeseville.
Clubs secretaries may submit their meeting minutes by the 15th of each month to the 4-H Office or email Ellen Bohn at
[email protected].
Hats Off...
...to the Wisconsin 4-H Foundation
Scholarship r ecipient Roseanne Cr ave,
Portland Boosters.
...to Rich Grulke, Burnett, Inc. for assisting with the JoAnn’s donations pickup in March and to Brenda &
Randy Wenzel, Lomira Clover Leaves for assisting with the JoAnn’s donations pickup in May.
...to Sydney Moore, Astico Perseverance who placed Junior Best
of Show at the 2016 Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Modeling
Show.
...to the counselors who attended the Camp Counselor Workshop
on April 30 at Marsh Haven: Andrew Boschert, Leipsic; Clarice
Case, A-OK; Kendra Gillett, Hyland Prairie; Emma Grulke, Burnett, Inc.; Marshal McGauley, Leipsic; Laura James, Neosho
Utopians; Alexis Luedtke, Leipsic; Theresa & Daniel Peters, Herman Hornets; Heather Rynearson, Watertown Badgers; Michelle
Stangler, Lebanon Luckies; Matthew & Rebekah Torkelson, Watertown Badgers.
...to the Beaver Dam Community Expo volunteers Alexandria &
Averi Thrane, Oak Grove Owls and Mary Pat Boschert, Leipsic.
...to the 2016 American Wood Fibers Livestock Show Camp
scholarship recipients: Andrew Boschert, Leipsic; Kaitlyn
Schwanke, Achievers; and Alexandria Thrane, Oak Grove Owls.
June Dairy Month Events
Dodge County Dairy Brunch
Sunday, June 26, 9am–12:30pm
Pieper Family Farm
W7552 Hwy C, Beaver Dam
(Trenton Township)
The Dodge County Dairy Brunch will have live broadcasts, displays and activities, in addition to “all you can eat” pancakes,
scrambled eggs w/ham, & Cheese assorted cheeses, milk, and ice
cream sundaes.
4-H Clubs Celebrate June Dairy Month!
Herman Hornets 4-H Ice Cream Social
Monday, June 13
4:30—8:00 pm Herman School , Hwy 33 & P
Lebanon Luckies 4-H Ice Cream Social
Wednesday, June 15
5:00—9:00 pm Lebanon Firemen’s Park, Lebanon
...to the 9 adult volunteers that completed 4-H Youth Protection
Orientation: Polly Dake-Jones, County Resource Leader; Scott
Guenther, Leipsic; Becky Hoefs, A-OK; Luke Krause, Leipsic;
Ralph Pahl, County Resource Leader; Jennifer Wendorf, Leipsic;
Amber Yelk, Lebanon Luckies; Steve & Samantha Zander,
County Resource Leaders.
Sinissippi 4-H Ice Cream Social
Thursday, June 16
4:30—8:30 pm Hustisford Community Hall, Hustisford
Correction from May newsletter:
...hats off to Zackary Propst, Hyland Prairie, recipient of the Patricia Hahn Legacy 4-H Scholarship.
Trenton Highlights 4-H Ice Cream Social
Sunday, June 26
3:00-8:00pm SAGES School, Fox Lake
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Adult Leaders/Youth Leaders/Older Youth
4-H Youth & Adult Leader’s Association Meeting
June 21, 2016 7:00p m
Administration Building, Juneau
4-H Leader’s Executive Board Meeting
Tuesday, July 19 7:00 pm
Administration Building, Juneau
House of Moo at WI State Fair Seeks Volunteers
The Wisconsin State Fair Dairy Promotion
Board is currently seeking groups to work in
the House of Moo education area during the
Wisconsin State Fair August 4-14.
The House of Moo is a hands-on education
center located in the dairy barn. It features
several interactive stations, requiring volunteers who can answer questions and operate activities.
Volunteer chapters are asked to arrive by 8 a.m. for training and
set-up and can leave around 8 p.m., when the House of Moo
closes. Chapters will be expected to provide a minimum of 10
student/adult volunteers. (If you have more volunteers it allows
you to spend some of the day enjoying the fair.)
It includes:

$300 stipend, payable to your 4-H/FFA chapter
Food Volunteers Needed

Wisconsin State Fair admission tickets for volunteer
We are looking for an adult or two to take leadership for food
for some of the upcoming programs. We need help at each of
the 3 Wild Wacky Weekday Camps, and Kids, Cops & Canines held at the Dodge County Fair Youth Building on J uly
20.
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House of Moo t-shirts for volunteers (new color this year
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Free Sandwich Coupons for the Real Wisconsin Cheese Grill
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Complimentary water provided for volunteers
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Chapter recognition in the display.
SAVE THE DATE:
Culver’s Night—October 17, 2016
WANTED: Host Club
Dodge County 4-H is scheduled to host
CULVER’s NIGHT on Monday, October
17th from 5pm-8pm in Beaver Dam. We
are looking for a club to host.
For more information, contact Ellen
Bohn at 920-386-3790 or
[email protected]
M.E. Trips, Awards
& International Opportunities
Dodge County 4-H sponsors a variety of trips and awards available to youth in Grade 6 or higher.
The 2017 ME Trip dates & info are still being finalized from the
State 4-H Office...watch for ME Trip Information in July!
For more information contact Nicole Barlass at 920-980-3141
or [email protected]. Dates fill on a first come, first
serve basis, so don’t delay!
Applications Open for 4-H Arts Camp Youth Staff
WI 4-H Arts Camp seeks 9th - 12th graders (in the fall of 2016)
to be part of the Arts Camp State Staff.
* TEACHING COUNSELORS
* ACTIVITIES COUNSELORS
Application deadline is June 17. Please complete/update
Health Form in 4HOnline at http://wi.4honline.com and submit
the completed/updated Health Form along with your application.
The application form for 4-H Arts
Camp can be obtained from the
State 4-H website http://
fyi.uwex.edu/wi4harts/arts-campapplications/ or from the Dodge
County UW-Extension Office.
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Summer Opportunities!
SUMMER
READING
CHALLENGE
Wild Wacky Weekday Camps
Crazy Ocean
Creatures
Open to All Youth in Grades 1-8
READING IS FOR EVERYONE
Explore Another world!
Visit places you never imagined visiting by reading!
Relax with your book, Kindle, or Nook!
Record your reading on a 4-H Reading Challenge Record Sheet
(see form at the end of this newsletter).
Track your reading progress and bring your Reading Challenge
Record Sheet to the Youth Building Office at the Dodge County
Fair August 17-21, 2016.
Read any number of books and receive prizes at the Dodge
County Fair. Read 5 books, 10 books, or 15 books.
Everybody wins!
Read 15 books or more and receive a free malt at the Fair.
Be a super reader and earn a super prize!
Reading Challenge Record sheets must be turned in to the
Youth Building Office during the Dodge County Fair. You DO
NOT have to be a 4-H member to participate.
Limit: 1 entry per person.
Ag Day Escape
Tuesday, July 19th
See page 20 for information
Clipout at the end of newsletter
Dodge County 4-H
“Night at the Duck Pond”
with the Madison Mallards
Tuesday, July 12
See page 21 for details and prices
Open to both 4-H and non-4-H members ages 5-9 years old.
Our theme this year is “Crazy Ocean Creatures.”
Youth will attend five different learning sessions, including
crafts, recreation, hiking, all while learning about ocean animals.
Friday, July 8 @
Swan Park in Beaver Dam
(register by July 1)
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OR
Friday, July 15 @
Ledge Park in Horicon
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OR
Tuesday, August 9 @
Harnischfeger Park in Ixonia
8:30 A.M. — 2:00 P.M.
(8:15 check-in)
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COST: $18.00 PER CAMPER (includes lunch, t-shirt and
program costs—No Refunds)
To register: Return Registration (one per family) AND
Health Form (one per camper) with payment
Registration form available at the end of this newsletter
Additional Forms can be accessed from website:
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Summer Opportunities!
Younger Members
Educational Trip to Amish Community
Friday, July 29
Cloverbuds & Exploring Members
Minimum 25 people needed to attend for trip
$15/person (payable to Dodge Co. 4-H Leaders Assn)
Deadline: July 8th
Learn about Amish owned and operated businesses. Guided
stops include:
 Baked Goods
 Harness & Buggy Shop
 Cabinetry & Woodworking Shop
 Knitting & Rug Making
 Mishler’s Country Store & more
Bring Your Own Lunch—picnic seating on the waterfront
This is primarily an educational trip—not a shopping trip.
Bus departs 7:30am fr om Dodge Co. Admin. Building,
127 E. Oak Street, Juneau
Bus Returns around 5:00pm
See clipout at end of newsletter
4-H Family Picnic
& Leader Recognition
Jan Zander leads monthly workshops for Cloverbuds & Exploring members at 6:00 p.m. at the Dodge Co. Administration
Building in Juneau (unless otherwise indicated).
 June 29—June Dairy Month
Register by June 17
 July 19—Earth without Art is “eh”
Register by July 8
$2.00 Session Fee per per son must accompany clip-out.
See clipout at end of this newsletter.
Enclose a check payable to: Dodge County 4-H
Return clipout to: Dodge County 4-H Office, 127 E Oak St,
Juneau, WI 53039.
ENTERING PROJECTS IN THE DODGE CO. FAIR:
For Cloverbuds & Exploring Members, please refer to Department 17 in the Dodge County Junior Fairbook to see which
projects youth can enter at the Dodge County Jr. Fair. Exploring members enter projects in Class A and Cloverbuds enter
projects in Class B.
Dodge County Administration Building
Wednesday, July 6, 2016
Meal 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Volunteer Leader Recognition 7:30 p.m.
Family, Home, & Health
Knitting & Crocheting Workshops
All Dodge County 4-H families are invited!
A completely catered menu will be served!
It will be held rain or shine!
ENJOY this family opportunity with Dodge County 4-H!
4-H Leaders Association will provide a fully catered meal!
Bring your appetite and time for fun!
YOUTH GAMES & BINGO!!
EACH CLUB is responsible for at least
(3) Bingo Prizes!
(50¢ - $1 value ie. candy, soda, towels,
pencils, etc.)
PRE-REGISTER FOR MEAL COUNT and GAMES!
REGISTRATION FEE—$1.50/person
Return clip-out by June 24
See clipout at the end of this newsletter
Interested in knitting? Working on a crocheting project?
Beginners or refreshers….anyone is welcome: parents, members, Cloverbuds, Explorers, etc. Workshops are held on the
3rd Tuesday of the month except for August (Fair month).
Knitting Workshops begin after 6:30 pm at the Dodge
County Administration Building, Juneau.
Tuesday, June 21
Tuesday, July 19
Register by June 17
Register by July 15
Please return the clip-out by the appropriate dates or SIGN UP
HERE ONLINE. If you have any questions, please call Georgia at 920-324-3779.
See clipout at end of this newsletter.
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4-H Foods Revue
Wednesday, June 29, 2016
Dodge County Administration Building 6:30pm
Set up begins at 6:00 pm
Judging begins at 6:30 pm
DEADLINE: June 10, 2016
Open to ALL YOUTH EXHIBITORS including Cloverbud
& Exploring members. Youth do not have to be enrolled in
the Foods & Nutrition project to participate.
Do you enjoy preparing and eating different foods? Do you
help plan menus for your family? If so, sign up to participate in
this year's Favorite Foods Revue. You don't have to be enrolled
in the Foods & Nutrition project to do so.
THE FOODS REVUE IS OPEN TO ALL YOUTH
EXHIBITORS INCLUDING CLOVERBUD &
EXPLORING MEMBERS.
Participants will plan a menu for a meal, prepare one or more of
the foods from that menu, and then display the prepared food
and appropriate table service and (if grade 4 and above) a
centerpiece at the foods revue. The judge will ask how the food
was prepared and why the particular menu, table service, and
centerpiece was selected, as well as ask questions about
nutrition, time management , and storage of leftovers.
Participants and other attendees will have the opportunity to
taste the displayed foods after they've been judged.
The entry categories are listed below. See also Page 129 of the
2014-2016 Dodge County Junior Fairbook for additional details.
If you have any questions, contact Nancy Thompson at 920-4783724.
ENTRY DIVISIONS
Cloverbuds/Exploring exhibitors must bring display to show:
• One food item (Bring recipe used on recipe card)
• placemat and appropriate table service
1. Healthy Breakfast
2. Healthy Snack
Grades 4 through 8 exhibitors must bring display to show:
• One food (Bring recipe used on recipe card)
• meal menu
• table cloth or placemat and appropriate table service
• centerpiece (which corresponds with meal theme)
2. Family Lunch
3. Picnic Foods
4. Simple Family Dinner
5. Fast, Fabulous & Fun
Grades 9 and older exhibitors must bring display to show:
• Two foods (one to be Main Dish) (Bring recipes used
on recipe cards)
• meal menu
• table cloth or placemat and appropriate table service
• centerpiece (which corresponds with meal theme)
2. Family Lunch
3. Special Occasion Meal
4. International Meal
5. Tailgate Party
DEADLINE: June 10, 2016
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4-H Clothing Revue
TUESDAY, June 28
Dodge County Admin. Building, Juneau
6:00 pm Registration
6:00-6:30 pm Modeling Workshop
6:30 pm Judging Begins
Opportunities for Exploring members and 4H’ers in 4th grade and up to enter the Clothing
Revue. Grade as of 01/2016.
Non-Clothing project members will receive participation
awards only
Participants will be able to enter purchased garments, knitted
and crocheted items.
Clothing Revue will be judged on:
Garment suitability to individual purpose (color/design).
General appearance, neatness, posture and fit
Construction (extent that it affects general appearance)
Exhibitor may enter up to 4 entries for self in the Clothing
Revue. Also 1 for another person.
Entries due June 10th.
See clipout at the end of this newsletter.
County Fair Style Show on August 21.
All exhibitors are encouraged to model at County Fair Style
Show on but Clothing project members MUST model at County
Fair Style Show to receive their premium or awards!
Clothing Revue garments CANNOT be entered in County Fair.
Questions? Call Anna Schultz 920-623-9983 or
Jennifer Torkelson 262-244-1274
CLOTHING
Class G Clothing Revue - Beginning
1. Simple Shorts or pants(Grades 4-8)
2. Simple Shorts or pants (Grades 9 & up)
3. Simple Top (Grades 4-8)
4. Simple Top (Grades 9 & up)
5. Simple skirt (Grades 4-8)
6. Simple skirt (Grades 9 & up)
7. Dress or Jumper(Grades 4-8)
8. Dress or Jumper (Grades 9 & up)
9. Garment for another individual
10. Simple Vest (Grades 4-8)
11. Simple Vest (Grades 9 & up)
12. Exploring Members-Simple elastic or drawstring waist
skirt, slacks, shorts, or pajama bottoms
Class H- Clothing Revue – Intermediate
1. Pants with top (Grades 4-8)
2. Pants with top (Grades 9 & up)
3. Skirt with blouse (Grades 4-8)
4. Skirt with blouse (Grades 9 & up)
5. Jumper with blouse (Grades 4-8)
6. Jumper with blouse (Grades 9 & up)
7. Dress (Grades 4-8)
8. Dress (Grades 9 & up)
9. Any length bibs/overalls
10. Garment for another individual
Class I-Clothing Revue – Advanced
1. Nightwear
2. Outfit for general wear
3. Outfit for best wear
4. Outfit for party wear
5. Outfit for sportswear, at least 2 pieces
6. Any length bibs/overalls, at least 2 pieces
7. Wearable Art Outfit
8. Coat
9. Suit
10. An Ensemble, suit w/blouse or coat w/dress, etc.
11. Outfit for another individual
PURCHASED
Class J Purchased Outfit
Exhibitors will select and model a complete outfit that is suited to
his/her age and body type. Exhibitor is allotted a budget of $50 for
grades 4-8 and $75 grades 9 & up, which includes all visible items
of clothing, excluding shoes. Exhibitor must bring to judging all
bills and receipts and a detail listing of the cost of the total outfit.
On a 3”x5” card, exhibitor should explain why he/she selected the
garments, cost, color, fit, construction and choice of accessories.
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Purchase sport wear outfit selected by member (Gr. 4-8)
Purchase sport wear outfit selected by member (Gr. 9 & up)
Purchase school outfit selected by member (Grades 4-8)
Purchase school outfit selected by member (Gr. 9 & up)
Purchase outfit for best wear selected by member (Gr. 4-8)
Purchase outfit f/ best wear selected by member (Gr. 9 & up)
Purchase outfit for another individual
KNITTING
Class C- Knitting Revue
1. Knitted sweater (Gr. 4-8)
2. Knitted sweater (Gr. 9 & up)
3. Complete knitted outfit-at least 2 pieces (Gr. 4-8)
4. Complete knitted outfit-at least 2 pieces (Gr. 9 & up)
5. Knitted accessories-choose at least (hat, scarf, gloves, mittens,
shawl, socks, headband, jewelry, or purse/bag (Gr. 4-8)
6. Knitted accessories-choose at least (hat, scarf, gloves, mittens,
shawl, socks, headband, jewelry, or purse/bag (Gr. 9 & up)
7. Knitted item for another individual
CROCHETING
Class D – Crocheting Revue
1. Crocheted sweater (Grades 4-8)
2. Crocheted sweater (Grades 9 & up)
3. Complete Crocheted outfit-at least 2 pieces (Gr. 4-8)
4. Complete Crocheted outfit-at least 2 pieces (Gr. 9 & up)
5. Crocheted accessories-choose at least (hat, scarf, gloves,
mittens, shawl, socks, headband, jewelry, or purse/bag (Gr.4-8)
6. Crocheted accessories-choose at least (hat, scarf, gloves,
mittens, shawl, socks, headband, jewelry, or purse/ bag (Gr. 9 & up)
7. Crocheted item for another individual
DEADLINE TO ENTER June 10th
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Natural Resources/Shooting Sports/Environmental Education
Shooting Sports
Archery Project
Horicon Marsh Bowmen Club
County Road V, Horicon
Outdoor Practice
June 13
6:30 – 7:30 pm
June 25
9 am – 10 am
June 27
6:30 – 7:30 pm
July 11
6:30 – 7:30 pm
July 18
6:30 – 7:30 pm
July 25
6:30 – 7:30 pm
July 29
Setup for 4-H outdoor shoot 4—8pm
July 30
4-H outdoor shoot 8am—4pm
Wildlife WHEP WI 4-H
http://fyi.uwex.edu/whepwi4h/
Call Courtney or Amy Meyer at 920-387-2717 for more info
Photography
Photography Learning Opportunity!
Open to all 4-H’ers
First Lesson—Indoor
Friday, June 17 5:30-7:30pm
-indoor photography lesson
-basic composition
Second Lesson—Outdoor
Friday, July 15 (time TBA)
Horicon Ledge Park—upper pavilion
-hands on activity with outdoor photography
Learn Photography Basics!
Indoor/Outdoor
Tips & Tricks
Attendance at first lesson is recommended
prior to second lesson at Ledge Park
Sign up deadline: Friday, June 3rd
Or SIGN UP ONLINE HERE
For more info contact Jennifer Zerjav 920-285-0908
OPEN TO ALL 4-H’ers!
Wildlife WHEP Wisconsin 4-H offers hands-on learning
activities, wor kshops, wildlife contests, wildlife ar t, and
community service activities as opportunities of learning for 4H members and their families. It is open to all 4-H youth members in grades 3 through 13.The activities are led by 4-H youth
leaders and 4-H adult volunteer leaders. It’s available in all
Wisconsin counties.
There are scheduled training sessions for those interested in
attending the WHEP program. Each session is held at the
Dodge County Administration Building in Juneau from
6:30—8:30pm on the following dates:
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Tuesday, June 14
Tuesday, June 28
Tuesday, July 5
Tuesday, July 12
Tuesday, Aug. 2
Tuesday, Aug. 9
The State Contest is August 13 at Mosquito Hill in New London
Call Courtney or Amy Meyer at 920-387-2717
for more info
SIGN UP ONLINE HERE
Or see clipout at the end of this newsletter
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Dog Project
Horse Project
DOG TRAINING SESSIONS ar e held at the Dodge County
Fairgrounds Youth Building every Monday at 6:30pm.
Meetings
 June Meeting—looking at a farm visit
 June/July Meetings— Watch for emails on dates/times!
 NO AUGUST MEETING
2016 DOG SHOW will be JULY 23 at the Dodge County
Fairgrounds Youth Building
Judges Clinic
Watch for email for choice of dates for a decision.
STATE DOG SHOW - Grant County, July 29-30
June
July
August
FAIR ENTRIES
Only enter online your premium classes-maximum would be two
per horse (one Danish and one Regular) and maximum of two
horses. All other Horse classes can be signed up on the day of
the shows.
06
Obedience & Showmanship
13
Obedience & Showmanship Run Throughs
20
Obedience & Showmanship Run Throughs
27
04
NO CLASSES—4TH OF JULY
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Obedience & Showmanship, Set-Up 6:308:30pm
23
Dodge County DOG SHOW – 8 AM
Youth Building
17
Dodge Co. Fair Dog Performance Show
in Farm Progress Building 6:00pm
[Arrive by 5:45 PM]
Members MUST BE AT 8 TRAINING SESSIONS to show
at the Dog Show. To r eceive cr edit for class, the member
must be an active participant for at least 30 minutes of the
appropriate session. There will be no private make-up sessions
allowed. In the event of discrepancy, the trainer’s attendance
record will prevail.
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FUN SHOW J ULY 30, 2016
Dodge County 4-H Horse Show—Aug. 13 Dodge County
Fairgrounds with Judge Raelyn Woock
Model Horse Show—Aug. 21 @ 1pm Youth Building with
Judge Kallie Kiesow
WATCH for an updated sponsor ship for m
STATE HUNT/DRESSAGE SHOW AND CLINICS:
June 24-26 @ Plymouth—Sheboygan Co. Fairgrounds
Deadline: June 7
STATE GYMKHANA
September 10-11, 2016 @ Wisconsin State Fair Park
Deadline: August 15
STATE EXPO
September 15-18, 2016 @ Wisconsin State Fair Park
Deadline: goes in one pack—last Sunday of the Fair
WI STATE 4-H HORSE ASSOCIATION CLINICS
 June 2 Pleasure & Hunt Seat Clinic with Karia Friedll , Barron
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If you have any questions call Dog Project Leaders:
Hannah (Lynch) Davis 920-319-2207; Shannon Desjarlais-Caine
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920-887-2545; Tiffeny Herioux 920-285-3275; Luther & Sandy
Pohl 920-210-6672; Julie Schmiedlin 608-240-0544
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County Fairgrounds, Rice Lake 715-308-6065
June 4 Natural Horsemanship – obstacle & spook proofing with
Chewy Jauregul, Baileys Harbor 920-323-9554
June 4 Showmanship, Horsemanship & Equitation Clinic with Paul
Huettl, Green Lake Co. Fairgrounds 920-748-7353
June 11 Showmanship, Equitation, Pleasure & Trail Clinic with
Sara Novotny , Waupaca Co. Fairgrounds 920-867-2161
REQUIREMENTS
By August 1st to show at the Fair, members must attend 4 meetings (one
must be a county project meeting, one must be a fundraiser, one must by
SAFETY—SEE APPROVED LIST); SEI approved helmet (STATE 4H RULE) and hard-soled heeled boots; CURRENT (COGGINS LAW);
$5.00 project fee to include Horseless and Model Horse members.
QUESTIONS?? Contact Sherry Helmer 920.928.2478/ [email protected]
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Rabbit Project Meetings
 June 20
7pm Small Animal Bldg—Fairgrounds
 July 18
 Sept. 19
7 pm Dodgeland School - Room 312
 October 17 7 pm Dodgeland School - Room 312
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Rabbits County Resource Leaders
Bill Meyer 920-262-1973; Don Schwandt 920-344-6884
Cavies Project Meetings
 June 20
 July 18
Cavies County Resource Leader
Katie Schroedl, 920-285-4912
Goat Project Meetings
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June 28
July 16
July 30
7pm Youth Building, Dodge Co Fairgrounds
10am Youth Building Dodge Co Fairgrounds
10am Small Animal Building, Dodge Co
Fairgrounds
Goats County Resource Leader
April Doll (goats) 920-219-1953
Poultry Project Meetings
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June 23
7pm Youth Building—Dodge Co Fairgrounds
July 21
7pm Youth Building—Dodge Co Fairgrounds
Sept. 15
7 pm Dodgeland School - Room 312
October 20 7 pm Dodgeland School - Room 312
Poultry Activity Card for the Small Animal Auction
The discussion began last year that Poultry project would need
to change the activity sheet that determines eligibility to sell
poultry at the Small Animal Auction at the county fair. The old
sheet contained two groups of activities with exhibitors needing
some from each group. With the state ban on poultry shows and
swaps as well as not having Trivia Night for the small animal
building, all activities were eliminated from one group.
Leaders met before the September meeting to create the new
sheet and it was discussed at the September and October
meetings. The new activity sheet does not have groups but
rather points awarded to activities.
In order to sell in the Small Animal Auction, Poultry project
members in 4th-7th grade need 7 points and 8th graders and up
need 9 points. We will still have the sheet to attend 2 county
poultry meetings, which is required by all 4-H and FFA
members to exhibit at the fair.
Various activities (in addition to the 2 required county project
meetings) are listed on the Poultry Activity Card.
Cards can be obtained from your county Poultry leader or visit
the Dodge County UW-Extension website under “Dodge
County Junior Fair>>Rules, Regulations and Forms>>>Poultry
Activity Record Card for Small Animal Auction.
http://dodge.uwex.edu/files/2013/03/POULTRY-ACTIVITYRECORD-FOR-THE-SMALL-ANIMAL-AUCTION.pdf
Poultry County Resource Leaders
Dan Schwandt 920-763-8030
Don Schwandt 920-344-6884
Janelle Wiebelhaus-Finger 920-253-7099
Online Fair Entries are
DUE by June 10th
The link for Online Fair Entries is:
https://www.BlueRibbonFair.com/BRFairProd/
BlueRibbonStart.aspx?ID=1201
Check with your General Leader for details and additional fair
contests & applications.
Rabbit, Cavies, Poultry, & Goats Project
Exhibitors must attend 2 county meetings to exhibit at the fair. FFA members can have signature from the 4-H county leader or FFA
advisor. 4-H members must have signature from 4-H County Leader in your particular project.
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4-H Dairy & Livestock Projects
Bonnie’s Bidding
It’s time to think about 4-H Record Book
information! Don’t wait to collect and record information until later — NOW is the
time!
If you need help with your dairy or livestock record book forms, please don’t hesitate to come in for help. There are county
record book awards waiting to be assigned to your well-put
together records!
MAQA (Meat Animal Quality Assurance)
Wednesday, June 22nd at 7:00pm Rooms F&G
(test out session at 6:00pm)
Use this website to study for test.
http://www.uwex.edu/ces/animalscience/youthlivestock/quality.cfm
Dodge County Administration Building,
127 E Oak Street, Juneau (unless otherwise indicated)
This counts for 1 point on your MAS Project Activity Card
If you have any questions, please give me a call: 920-386-3790.
Bonnie Borden
Youth Dairy & Livestock Educator
LIVESTOCK JUDGING WORKOUTS
Meetings are held every other Monday. Call Becky Doman or
Dodge County UW-Extension for meeting locations & time.
Becky Doman 920-248-9311 or
Dodge County UW-Extension 920-386-3790
Each workout is worth 1 educational point!
Practice your Fitting SKILLS!
Beef Fitting Clinic
Monday, June 27 5:00pm
at Dodge County Fairgrounds
(in the Barn)
Dairy Beef and Beef animals will be provided.
See clipout at the end of this newsletter or
SIGN UP ONLINE HERE
Register by June 20
Sheep Fitting Clinic
Saturday, July 16 8:00am
Voigt Farm
W7227 County Rd W, Juneau
See clipout at the end of this newsletter or
SIGN UP ONLINE HERE
Register by July 8
Educational Presentation:
Pond Hopping: Exploring British Agriculture
Earn an educational point for dairy or livestock projects.
Karoline Twardokus, former Dodge County Dairy, Swine and
Beef Exhibitor is traveling to England, Scotland and Wales for
2 weeks in May through the University of WisconsinPlatteville. Come hear about her experiences and learn about
Agriculture “across the pond.”
Bring your questions and your card!
Wednesday, July 13th 7pm
at the Dodge County Administration Building
Learn about agriculture in the UK:
 North Wyke grazing research
 Stonehenge
 Rothamsted Research; the oldest agricultural research station in the world
 UK Salads Ltd
 Beef and Sheep farming; hill and lowland farming
 Scotland's Rural College
 'Green Cow Project'
 University farms, Kew Gardens and more!
Clipout available at the end of this newsletter or
SIGN UP ONLINE HERE
Tuesday, July 19, 2016
Viticulture, Fish Farming, Taxidermy, & MORE!
Special Guest: 2016 Alice in Dairyland!
Earn 1 point on your Livestock or Dairy Project Cards.
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COOL FORM UPDATES
ATTENTION BEEF & SWINE PROJECTS!
COOL (Country of Origin Labeling) has been
rescinded by Congress and USDA for beef and pork products. Thus as we enter this project year for the 2016 fair
season, NO COOL forms will need to be collected from
the BEEF or SWINE exhibitors.
ATTENTION SHEEP & GOAT PROJECTS!
SHEEP and GOAT COOL forms ARE STILL REQUIRED as they were not a part of this legislation.
Beef Fitting Contest & Sheep Fitting Contest
At the 2016 Dodge County Fair, two contests will give youth
opportunities to demonstrate animal project growth and to
compete for prizes.
These contests are TUESDAY, AUG. 16th at 8:00 pm.
At this time, the MAS Committee is seeking
sponsors for prizes/awards and encouraging
livestock youth to begin practicing their
“fitting” skills!! Read your newsletter for
more upcoming information.
Members of the Goat and Sheep projects as you start preparing
to purchase project animals for the next year, please remember
to fill out the COOL affidavit recording information about the
seller/breeder of your project animal.
MAS DONATION REQUEST
This affidavit is an important part of the Country of Origin
Labeling Program (COOL). Please fill out this affidavit as
completely as possible and keep it in your files for two years.
If it is not possible to go back and get the seller’s signature,
please attach the bill of sale to the affidavit. Retention of this
affidavit is imperative to the audit process the USDA can perform on any animal that is USDA inspected.
Please consider donating to the Meat Animal Auction in these
ways:
1.Soda & water for the Pre-Auction meal & during the auction.
2.Milk for the Pre-Auction meal.
3.Cash to help cover the expense of the meal potential bidders/
buyers (please consider asking businesses your family
frequents for possible cash donations).
The affidavit and a fact sheet on the COOL program is
available online at: http://dodge.uwex.edu/files/2010/06/
exhibitorcoolsheet.pdf. Any questions or to request a copy of
the affidavit, please contact the UW-Extension Office 920386-3790.
Contributors will be recognized on our donor posters and they
may hang a banner during the auction.
Contact Bonnie at UW-Extension with questions (8am-2:30pm
Mon-Wed) or Ralph Pahl at 920-210-0006.
MAS Project Member Activity Card
(Orange Card)
There has been some confusion regarding the educational
points required by the MAS committee for the education point
card. “4” points are required and can be obtained by attending
educational livestock events. AT LEAST 2 of the points need
to be gotten at a county or state educational event. For some
youth who have no means to have “local club” learning events,
it is always possible to have all 4 or more points obtained from
county or state events.
If an “out of county” event is where a point will be obtained,
use the back of the card to explain the event AND obtain a
signature that can be identified so a call may be given if the
committee has questions.
No educational event may give a youth more than 1
educational points (even if other county’s youth obtain 2+
points for such an event).
Youth attending college may obtain a point for agricultural
events attended by speaking with Bonnie and obtaining MAS
committee approval.
MEAT ANIMAL PRE-SALE MEETING
Presale Meeting on Monday, JUNE 27 at 7:30 pm
at the Dodge County Fairgrounds. This is ONE of the r equirements necessary to be in the Meat Animal Sale at fair.
At least 1 representative from each livestock family is requested to be in attendance! We will be discussing many
important issues concerning this year’s fair.
Where to meet? Gr andstand at the Fairgr ounds, or if
rainy—Farm Progress Arena. See you there!
SAVE THE DATES:
POST-FAIR MEETINGS
Livestock Listening Session
Sheep 7-7:30 pm
Swine 7:30-8 pm
Beef 8-8:30 pm
Post-Sale Meeting
Monday, August 29
Admin Bldg, Juneau
Monday, Sept. 26, 7:30 pm
Administration Bldg, Juneau
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IMPORTANT TO READ CAREFULLY
Area Animal Science Days
Updates Posted on the Website for the
Dates and Locations are:
 June 28 – Outagamie County – Northeast Area
 June 30 – St Croix County – Northwest Area
 July 1 – Green County – Southern Area
Dodge County Junior Fair
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2014-2016 Dodge Co. Junior Fairbook
 Dodge County Junior Meat Animal Sale and Carcass
Show Rules (starting on page 156 of Junior Fairbook)
 Dodge County Junior Fair Entry Rules (page 3 Junior
Fairbook)
Animal Health Rules on Website
 DATCP – Animal Health Rules – All WI Shows & Fairs
 COOL-Country of Origin Labeling Affidavit Form (PDF)
 Premise ID’s: What they are and how to get one
(REQUIRED for most species)
County Contest Applications & Forms
 Little Britches/Junior Britches
 Little Shepherds
 Little Bunny Huddle
 Little Shepherds
 Forage Council Poster Contest
 Dodge County Fairest of the Fair
 Livestock Herdsmanship Score Card
 Summer Reading Challenge
Educational Displays at the Fair
Speak out for Agriculture!
Waupun FFA is sponsoring cash awards to clubs who rise to
the top for Educational Displays at the Fair. This is not your
club sign that hangs over your display. The visitors at the Fair
can learn much from you about agriculture and your animals.
THIS IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY for you to help teach and
reach the public!
MOO BOOTH NEEDS APRIL-MAY CALVES
The Moo Booth needs 1 calf from EACH of the MAJOR
DAIRY BREEDS to be used dur ing the Fair ,
from Tuesday through Sunday.
Please contact Bonnie Borden at the UW-Extension Office at
920-386-3790 for more information.
Registration & details available at http://fyi.uwex.edu/
wi4haganimalscience/area-animal-science-days/
Whose Hose???
A gray hose with purple/magenta spray nozzle
was found in the youth beef barn in the area near
the middle of the building on the west side of the
barn. Exhibitors that may be the owners: Lebanon
Luckies, Leipsic, River Oaks, Astico Perseverance or Herman Hornets. It’s a nice hose! Please call the UWExtension office at 920-386-3790 to claim.
LOST
Swine Learning Lab is missing the Swine Breed Identification
cards. Please return if you borrowed them—they are expensive
to replace. Please call the UW-Extension office at 920-3863790.
Educational Links
Visit the Dodge County UW-Extension website
http://dodge.uwex.edu and look at the Youth and Dairy Livestock page under the Agriculture tab. You will find many different educational links to explore!
 http://www.myamericanfarm.org/ Interactive online ag
education games
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http://www.whyag.com/ A “One-stop shop” for Interactive
Ag Career Exploration
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Farming as Rocket Science: Why American agriculture is
different from the European variety
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Lessons Learned on the Show Halter
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Animal Premises Identification
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Integrating Safety into Agritourism Information about using best practices to keep farm visitors safe.
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Consumer Misperceptions About Food – Answers and
Conversation Join America’s farmers and ranchers in conversation about how they grow and raise our food.
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Dedicated to Dairy A site for families, schools, health professionals and the public – all about dairy cows, dairy
foods, dairy facts and myths and meet local dairy farm
families.
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Youth Animal Care Training Website Kansas State University’s free online educational training modules for youth
high school age and younger.
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Join a DAIRY or LIVESTOCK EDUCATION Team
Are you interested in becoming more involved in a dairy or
livestock career? Are you enthusiastic about the dairy or livestock industry?
Consider joining a Dairy or Livestock Education Team . By
joining the Dairy or Livestock Education Team, you can build
your leadership and show your passion for dairy or livestock.
Your input can make a difference in Dodge County youth ag
programs!! Call Bonnie at 920-386-3790 or email
[email protected] for more information.
Little Britches & Junior Britches
Please refer to page 20-21 of the Dodge County Junior Fairbook. To be clear, the goal of both contests is to encourage
interest in the Dairy project.
White Show Pants Swap
Needing white show pants and can’t find any? Have some
that are too small? Dodge Co. UWExtension has some gently used pants that
may be your size. Please call ahead to have
our boxes available to you in your search.
If you have some to donate, please make
sure they are clean before donating.
ATTENTION DAIRY YOUTH PROJECT MEMBERS
GET YOUR EDUCATIONAL CARD!
The Dairy Youth Advisory Committee has created an educational card to encourage Dairy project members in their quest
to improve dairy knowledge and skills. Download your copy of
this card from http://dodge.uwex.edu/agr icultur e/youthdairy-livestock/ and go to the Dairy page.
Completing the requirements will qualify dairy youth for exhibiting at the Wisconsin State Fair AND for being eligible to
qualify for Dairy Recognition Auction lots.
The intention for creating new card is to encourage more Dairy
youth project members to participate and advance their learning at the many opportunities which have been created by willing volunteers.
Little Britches is open to youth 4K thr ough 4th gr ade who
wish to bring and show a dairy breed calf (May or June
birthdate) on Sunday of fair week. Because it is all about
DAIRY, the Dairy committee requires white/khaki show pants
and NO hats for showing.
Junior Britches is a mor e focused showmanship exper ience
in front of our dairy judge held late Friday morning of the Fair
for youth entering 3rd or 4th grade. The clothing requirements
are also white/khaki pants and no hats. Dairy breed calves already at the Fair will be used. We encourage youth interested
in this contest to call our office ahead of fair week so we can
coordinate use of a dairy calf and experience work with that
calf prior to fair week.
Please note: Little Br itches and J unior Br itches ar e not
contests designed for Beef breeds.
Please call Bonnie with questions 920-386-3790.
Wisconsin Dairy Videos at WWW.WMMB.COM
Wisconsin—America’s Dairyland
Wisconsin’s dairy heritage, culture and pride run deep, and our
traditions of cheesemaking and dairy manufacturing are second
to none. Watch these half-hour TV episodes
which feature Wisconsin’s signature industry.
Wisconsin Dairy News
WMMB creates a new 90-second video each
week featuring stories from around the state. Take a few
minutes to find out what’s new in Wisconsin dairy.
Check out the card today and see that you may have a few requirements already completed by your participation during the
2016 Dodge County Fair!
MANDATORY DAIRY EXHIBITOR MEETING
Monday, August 8th at 7:30pm
This is a mandatory project meeting for all 4-H Clubs and FFA
Chapters who are exhibiting dairy at the Dodge County Fair this
year. We ask that each exhibiting family be represented at this
meeting which will cover entry confirmation, stalling issues and
herdsmanship.
DAIRY YOUTH ADVISORY MEETING
Monday, August 8th at 8:15pm
(after the Mandatory Dairy Exhibitor Meeting)
at the Dodge County Administration Building
ALL ARE INVITED….especially
YOUTH DAIRY MEMBERS!
Dairy Youth Advisory Committee and Auction Committee
meetings are open to any adult or youth interested in attending.
These committees look for new ideas and volunteer help.
Please call Bonnie (Mon-Wed) at 920-387-3790 for more information or questions.
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Join the Dodge County 4-H Dairy Judging Team!
What is dairy judging?
Dairy judging is a team competition, based on evaluating the physical confirmation of dairy cows. A class
of 4 cows or heifers is placed in order of their physical confirmation of Udder, Dairy Strength, Rear Feet
and Legs, and Frame using the Purebred Dairy Cattle Association (PDCA) Uniform Scorecard. Junior
contestants also complete Type Analysis Questions (TAQs) which ask about particular traits for different
animals. Senior contestants give a set of oral reasons, which defend one’s placing of a class. Classes are
judged in 12 minutes (placing only) or 15 minutes (reasons and TAQ’s).
Dairy judging builds your confidence, teaches you more about functional traits in dairy cattle and helps you
learn more about making decisions. Most importantly though, you build life-long friendships and have fun
with your fellow teammates! No experience is necessary!
Who can compete?
Any youth who is enrolled in the Dodge County 4-H Program.
Juniors: Celebrate 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, or 14th birthday during the competition year
Seniors: Celebrate 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, or 19th birthday during the competition year
What happens at a typical practice?
Each week during the spring, on Thursday nights at 7:00 pm, we have a practice at a local dairy farm
throughout the county. During practice, you can expect to judge 3 classes and complete TAQs as juniors
and give reasons as seniors. We give feedback and go through classes together as a team in front of the
cows to get the most opportunity to learn.
How do I join the Dodge County 4-H Dairy Judging Team?
Joining is easy – come to the practices! Practices are mandatory, so each team member can improve their
skills to the best of their ability and work and learn together as a team. Of course, if you have a conflict,
contact any of the coaches.
2016 Dodge County Dairy Judging Practice Schedule
Date
Thu, June 2
Thu, June 9
Thu, June 16
TUE, June 21
TUE, June 28
Time
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00pm
Location
Address
Paulsoncrest (Paulsons)
Day-Brem Holsteins (Blanks)
Nehls-Valley (Nehls)
District 8 Holstein Show
Bohn View Holsteins (Bohn)
W2406 Arnold Rd, Columbus
W415 Arnold Rd, Ixonia
N3365 Level Valley Rd, Hustisford
Washington Co Fairgrounds, West Bend
N1357 Co Rd EM, Watertown
AASD Contest Date: Last week of June (date to be finalized)
Coaches Contact Information
Shelly Grosenick | 920.285.7899 | [email protected]
Linda Behling | 920.219.0105 | [email protected]
Carrie Warmka | 920.382.7560 | [email protected]
Molly Sloan | 815.670.3706 | [email protected]
Please notify one of the coaches if you are unable to attend a practice or have any questions – call, text or email us! In order to
compete at Area Animal Science Days, you MUST ATTEND 75% of SCHEDULED PRACTICES!
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Careers & Research in Agriculture
Tuesday, July 19, 2016
Bring a Bag Lunch
GET ON THE BUS for a day of learning about area agribusiness,
innovation and entrepreneurship
Itinerary
7:30 am
Bus leaves from Administration Building, Juneau—PLEASE ARRIVE EARLY!
LEROY MEATS OF HORICON—a look behind the scenes at products & jobs
EDWIN BRIX WINERY—Dodge County’s first licensed winery—learn about “viticulture”
NORTHWOODS CASKET COMPANY—What Wisconsin products are used?
ROESLER FISH FARM—What resources are needed? What do they market?
WOODS & WATER TAXIDERMY (to be confirmed)—What education do you need
to become a taxidermist?
SILVER CREEK FARM—Are alpacas more than just pets?
5:00 pm
Return to Juneau
This program earns you 1 point on your Livestock or Dairy Project Cards.
Watch UW-Extension website for updates. http://dodge.uwex.edu/
Deadline: July 8th
Limit 45
First come, first serve
See clipout at end of this newsletter
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2016 FOOD STANDS, PROMOTION BOOTH & FISH POND SHIFT SCHEDULES
(Call the 4-H Office @ 386-3790 or email [email protected] to sign up for time slots)
We need clubs to help in MORE than ONE stand & for more than ONE SHIFT!
Proceeds from our fair stand efforts benefit ALL Dodge County 4-H'ers including:
• 4-H Trip Award participant funding
• Family Learning Day
• 4-H Promotion
• County program judges/evaluators
• County Events & Activities
• Leader Training/Workshops
• Leader Recognition (expenses & awards) • Fall Forum
• Achievement Awards
• Camp costs not covered by camper fees
• Wisconsin 4-H Foundation dues • Project Related Programs
• Award expenses not covered by sponsors • New Family Orientation
• Community Builders Banquet
• Special Emphasis
• Family Programs
• Community Programs
• Literature Costs
• County Fair
• Many More
FARM BUREAU/4-H STAND
(Coop Building)
TUESDAY, AUGUST 16:
11-1:15pm .... Mayville Lucky Clovers
1-3:15pm ................. County Line
3-5:15pm .........Trenton Highlights
5-8pm ..............Trenton Highlights
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17:
9am-1:15pm ....... 2 adults 3 youth
1-4:15pm ........... Oak Grove Ow ls
4-7:15pm ........... Lebanon Luckies
7-10pm ............. Portland Boosters
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18:
9am-1:15pm Astico Perseverance
1-4:15pm ...................... Lakeside
4-7:15pm ............Herman Hornets
7-10pm ........... Richw ood Rangers
FRIDAY, AUGUST 19:
9am-1:15pm ....................... A-OK
1-4:15pm ...... Tri-County Tw isters
4-7:15pm ........... Lebanon Luckies
7-10pm ... DC 4-H Shooting Sports
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20:
9am-1:15pm ..................... Leipsic
1-4:15pm ................... River Oaks
4-7:15pm ...... Astico Perseverance
7-10pm ......... Astico Perseverance
SUNDAY, AUGUST 21:
9am-1:15pm ........... Hyland Prairie
1-4:15pm ......... Juneau Victorians
4-7pm ............... Portland Boosters
FARM BUREAU/4-H STAND
Each shift needs to have the number of
adults listed PLUS the number of youth.
Shifts after 7 pm can include a
combination of adults OR youth aged
14 & over as the adult portion.
4-H CREAM PUFFS &
CARAMEL APPLE SLICES
(Coop Building)
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17
10am-2:15pm......Juneau Victorians
2-6:15pm ............. Lebanon Luckies
6-10pm...............Juneau Victorians
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18
10am-1:15pm..................Sinissippi
1-4:15pm ................. Hyland Prairie
4-7:15pm ............. Lebanon Luckies
7-10pm............ Tri-County Tw isters
FRIDAY, AUGUST 19
10am-1:15pm... Watertow n Badgers
1-4:15pm .............. Herman Hornets
4-7:15pm ......................River Oaks
7-10pm................ Lebanon Luckies
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20
10am-1:15pm..................Sinissippi
1-4:15pm ............................. A-OK
4-7:15pm ........................Sinissippi
7-10pm...................... Burnett, Inc.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 21
11am-2:15pm..................... Leipsic
2-6pm ........... Lomira Clover Leaves
4-H Promotion Booth Schedule
(Youth Building)
2-3 Youth, 1 Adult
1-2:30pm
Watertow n Boosters
2:30-4pm
Leipsic
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18
1-2:30pm
Juneau Victorians
2:30-4pm
Lomira Clover Leaves
FRIDAY, AUGUST 19
1-2:30pm
Oak Grove Ow ls
2:30-4pm
A-OK
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20
1-2:30pm
Trenton Highlights
2:30-4pm
2-3 Youth, 1 Adult
SUNDAY, AUGUST 21
1-2:30pm
Astico Perseverance
2:30-4pm
Achievers
GUIDELINES
FOR ALL FOOD STANDS
Be neatly dressed (No short shorts!)
If coming directly from the barn, remember
to be CLEAN as you are dealing w ith food!
(This means clean CLOTHES and shoes)
Arrive 5-10 minutes before shift to make
changes easier. Do NOT leave until next
shift arrives!
All adults and youth MUST WEAR a hair
net or bring your ow n hat w hile w orking in
All Food Stands.
4-H FISH POND
(Youth Building)
9am-12:15pm ... Watertow n Badgers
12-2:15pm .......... Oak Grove Ow ls
2-4:15pm......... Juneau Victorians
4-6:15pm...... Astico Perseverance
6-8pm ............... Lebanon Luckies
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18
9am-12:15pm .... Lebanon Luckies
12-2:15pm ................... Sinissippi
2-4:15pm...... Astico Perseverance
4-6:15pm......... Juneau Victorians
FRIDAY, AUGUST 19
10am-12:15pm.. Watertow n Badgers
12-2:15pm ............. Hyland Prairie
2-4:15pm......................... Leipsic
4-6:15pm...................... Lakeside
6-8pm .......... Astico Perseverance
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20
10am-12:15pm. Watertow n Boosters
12-2:15pm ......................... A-OK
2-4:15pm......... Trenton Highlights
4-6:15pm..................... Achievers
SUNDAY, AUGUST 21
10am-12:15pm... Lebanon Luckies
12-2:15pm .... Astico Perseverance
2-4:15pm..... Lomira Clover Leaves
We need 2 or 3 volunteers per shift.
Younger members are encouraged to help
but a parent or leader must sign with
them. Although helping the customer
‘‘fish’’ is a simple job someone must be
able to make change so keep this in mind
when volunteering. Anyone younger than
6th grade needs an adult supervising.
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4-H Youth Summer Reading Challenge Record Sheet
Open to youth in grades 1-8.
Track your reading progress & bring your sheet to the Youth Building Office
at the Dodge County Fair August 17-21, 2016
Read 5 books, 10 books, or 15 books. Everybody wins!
Read 15 books and receive a free malt at the Fair.
Limit 1 per person. You don’t have to be a 4-H member to participate.
NAME:
__ Male __Female GRADE:
Address:
City
Dates Read
BOOK TITLE
Phone #
Author
# Pages
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Youth SIGNATURE:
Parent/Guardian Signature:
Attach extra pages for books read if you’ve been a SUPER READER!! And receive a super prize!!
Return you record sheet to:
the Youth Building Office during the Dodge County Fair (Aug. 17-21, 2016)
Sponsored by: Dodge County UW-Extension, Dodge County 4-H Leaders Association,
and Dodge County Dairy Promotion Committee
University of Wisconsin, US Department of Agriculture and Wisconsin counties cooperating. UW-Extension provides equal
opportunities in employment and programming including Title IX and ADA.
_
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CLIPOUT PAGES
Day
Wednesday
August 17
Time
6:00-8:00 pm
8:00-10:00 pm
Thursday
Youth Building
Supervisors Schedule
FAIR Youth Building SUPERVISORS
Name(s) ________________________________________
Phone
________________________________________
___ Wednesday  6-8pm
 8-10 pm
___ Thursday
 6-8 pm
 8-10 pm
___ Friday
 6-8 pm
 8-10 pm
___ Saturday
 4-6 pm
 6-8 pm
 8-10 pm
___ Sunday
 3-5 pm
 5-7 pm
 7-9 pm
6:00-8:00 pm
DEADLINE July 1:
4-H Office, 127 E Oak
Juneau, WI 53039
8:00-10:00 pm
DODGE COUNTY FAIR HELPERS
Name(s) ________________________________________
Friday
August 19
Phone ____________________________
6:00-8:00 pm
[ ] I/we are interest in helping with Fair:
Date Preferred ______________________________
Area/Task __________________________________
Saturday
August 20
8:00-10:00 pm
DEADLINE July 1:
4-H Office, 127 E Oak
Juneau, WI 53039
4:00-6:00 pm
Beef Fitting Clinic—Monday, June 27 5pm
Name(s) ________________________________________
Club:___________________________________________
6:00-8:00 pm
DEADLINE June 20
Dodge County UW Extension, 127 E. Oak Street
Juneau, WI 53039
Sheep Fitting Clinic—Saturday, July 16 8am
8:00-10:00 pm
Name(s) ________________________________________
Club:___________________________________________
Sunday
August 21
3:00-5:00 pm
DEADLINE July 8
Juneau, WI 53039
5:00 - 7:00 pm
Pond Hopping—Exploring British Agriculture
Wed. July 13 7pm
Name(s) ________________________________________
7:00 - 9:00
Club:___________________________________________
Juneau, WI 53039
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CLIPOUT PAGES
Cloverbuds & Explorers 2016 Meetings
2016 Knitting Workshops
Name:
Name:
Club:
Phone:
Club:
Phone:
 Tuesday, June 21
 Tuesday, July 19
Email (if preferred):___________________________
Date
Return Clip out by:
 Wednesday, June 29
Register by June 17
Register by July 8
SESSION FEES are $2 per per son & must accompany
clipout. ENCLOSE a check made payable to Dodge Co. 4-H
Return Clipout June 17
Return Clipout July 15
Return the clip-out to:
Dodge County UW-Extension,
Attn: 4-H Office
127 E Oak Street, Juneau, WI 53039
Return clipout to: Dodge County UW-Extension,
Attn: 4-H Office, 127 E Oak St, Juneau, WI 53039
4-H FAMILY PICNIC & LEADER RECOGNITION
JULY 6, 2016
Make check payable to: Dodge County 4-H
FAVORITE FOODS REVUE
June 29, 2016 at 6:00 pm
Name(s)_________________________________
Name___________________________________ Grade____
Email: ____________________________________________
Club______________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
Meal Theme Categories:
1.________________________________________
2.________________________________________
3.________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
No. Attending Adults ________ X $1.50/person
Children ________ X $1.50/person
DEADLINE: June 10
Mail Clipout to:
Dodge County UW-Extension Office,
Attn: Favorite Foods Revue
127 E Oak, Juneau WI 53039
Amount enclosed $ _______________
DEADLINE: June 24
Return to: 4-H Office, 127 E Oak St., Juneau WI 53039
Ag Day Escape—July 19, 2016—COST $5/person
DEADLINE: JULY 8, 2016—first come, first serve
Names
Address
City
Zip
Email:
Phone
Ag Day Escape $5/person
Age(s)
Grade(s)
# of people _______ x $5 =
TOTAL ENCLOSED
$__________
$__________
Make check payable to Dodge Co. UW -Extension
Return to: Dodge Co. 4-H Office, Attn: Bonnie Borden, 127 E Oak St, Juneau WI 53039
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CLIPOUT PAGES
Photography Learning Opportunity
Deadline June 3rd
Name:
Club:
Phone:
Email
CLOTHING REVUE
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
Dodge County Administration Building, Juneau

Friday, June 17 5:30-7:30pm

Friday, July 15 time TBA
Horicon Ledge Park
Attn: 4-H Office
127 E Oak St. Juneau WI 53039
or email Tracy at [email protected]
Wildlife WHEP WI 4-H Training Sessions
Dodge County Administration Building, Juneau
6:30-8:30 pm
Name:
Club:
Phone:
Name__________________________________Grade______
Phone: ( )___________
Email:____________________________________________
Club: ____________________________________________
CLOTHING Revue
Year in Clothing Project: _______
Class
Lot
Description
______
_____
____________________________
______
_____
____________________________
______
_____
____________________________
PURCHASED
Year in Project: _______
Class
Lot
Description
______
_____
____________________________
______
_____
____________________________
______
_____
____________________________
Email (if preferred):_____________________________
 Tuesday, Aug. 2
 Tuesday, July 5
 Tuesday, Aug. 9
Return clipout to:
Dodge County UW-Extension, Attn: Wildlife WHEP
127 E Oak Street, Juneau, WI 53039
Educational Trip to the Amish—July 29
$15/person made payable to Dodge Co. 4-H Leaders Assn.
Registration Deadline July 8
Names:
___________________________________________
Club:
Phone:
Email
Return clipout and payment to:
Dodge Co. UWEX
Attn: 4-H Office
127 E Oak St.
Juneau WI 53039
KNITTING
Year in Knitting Project: _______
Class
Lot
Description
______
_____
____________________________
______
_____
____________________________
______
_____
____________________________
CROCHETING
Year in Crocheting Project: _______
Class
Lot
Description
______
_____
____________________________
______
_____
____________________________
______
_____
____________________________
DEADLINE: June 10
Mail to: Dodge County UW-Extension,
Attn: Clothing Revue
127 E Oak St.
Juneau 53039
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June 2016
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
All meetings held at
the Dodge County
Administration
Building in Juneau
unless otherwise
indicated..
5
1
7
8
Dog Training
6:30pm @ Fairgrounds
12
13
14
15
Fri
4
9
10
11
Badger Dairy Camp
June 9-11
JUNIOR FAIR ENTRY
DEADLINE
16
17
Dairy Judging 7pm
Paulson Farm
Dog Training
6:30pm @ Fairgrounds
19
20
Watertown AgriBusi- Dog Training
ness Breakfast
6:30pm @ FairGudenkauf Farm
grounds
7am-1pm
Cavies 6pm
Rabbit Project 7pm
@ Fairgrounds
WI 4-H & Youth
Conference 6/20-23
18
Watertown AgriBusiness Breakfast
Gudenkauf Farm
7am-1pm
Archery 6:30pm @
Livestock Project
Meeting 7pm
Sat
3
2
Deadline: DYAC
Scholarship
6
Thu
Photography
Learning Lesson #1
5:30pm
Wildlife WHEP
6:30pm
21
22
23
4-H Leaders Assn
Meeting 7pm
MAQA Test out 6pm
MAQA 7pm
Poultry 7pm @ Fairgrounds
29
30
27
28
Dodge County
Dairy Brunch 9am12:30pm @
Pieper Family Farm
Beaver Dam
Beef Fitting Clinic 5pm
@ Fairgrounds
Dog Training 6:30pm
@ Fairgrounds
Archery 6:30pm @
MAS Presale Meeting
7:30pm
Clothing Revue 6pm
Cloverbud/Exploring
Workshop 6pm
Wildlife WHEP
6:30pm
Goats 7pm @ Fairgrounds
25
Archery 9am @
Knitting Workshop
6:30pm
26
24
Favorite Foods
Revue 6pm
127 E. Oak Street
Juneau , WI 53039
Phone: 920-386-3790 / Fax: 920-386-3928
Hours: Monday—Friday 8:00a.m. - 4:30p.m.
Dodge Co. Dairy
Brunch Set Up @
9-11am
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July 2016
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
All meetings held at the
Dodge County Administration Building in
Juneau unless otherwise
indicated..
3
4
5
OFFICE CLOSED
6
11
Leadership Washington Focus Trip
7/10-7/16
Wildlife WHEP
6:30pm
17
12
Archery 6:30pm @
Wildlife WHEP
6:30pm
18
19
13
Goat Meeting 7pm
@ Fairgrounds
24
25
Archery 6:30pm @
1
2
8
9
14
15
16
Wild Wacky Weekday Camp 8:30am2:00opm @ Ledge
Park, Horicon
Sheep Fitting Clinic
8am @ Voigt Farm
Photography
Learning Lesson #2
@ Ledge Park
20
Ag Day Escape
Archery 6:30pm @
Sat
Wild Wacky Weekday Camp 8:30am4-H Family Picnic &
2:00opm @ Swan
Leader Recognition
Endowment Commit- Park, Beaver Dam
6:30pm
tee Meeting 6pm
Final Camp Committee Meeting 6pm
Independence Day
10
7
Fri
Cloverbud/Exploring
Workshop 6pm
22
Kids, Cops & Canines Day Camp @
Fairgrounds
Knitting Workshop
6:30pm
23
4-H County Dog
Show @ Fairgrounds
Poultry Meeting 7pm
@ Fairgrounds
4-H Leaders Exec.
Board 7pm
26
21
Goat Meeting 10am
@ Fairgrounds
27
28
4-H Summer Camp
7/26-7/28
31
Archery Outdoor 4-H
Shoot
127 E. Oak Street
Juneau , WI 53039
Phone: 920-386-3790 / Fax: 920-386-3928
Hours: Monday—Friday 8:00a.m. - 4:30p.m.
29
Amish Trip
30
Youth Building Set
Up @ Fairgrounds
Horse Fun Show @
Fairgrounds
UW-Extension Dodge County
127 East Oak Street
Juneau WI 53039
CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED
DATED MATERIAL
NONPROFIT
US POSTAGE PAID
JUNEAU WI
PERMIT NO. 5
Focus on 4-H
DODGE COUNTY 4-H FAMILY NEWSLETTER
Dodge County 4-H Leaders Association
Executive Board
Dodge County
University of Wisconsin Extension
Tracie Luedtke, President
127 East Oak Street – Room 108
Charles Crave, President-Elect
Sandy Salmi, Secretary
Matthew Torkelson, Co-Secretary
Helen Weisensel, Treasurer
Natalie Rennhack, Reporter
Kim Pokorny, Past President
Juneau WI 53039-1379
Phone (920)386-3790
Fax( 920)386-3928
Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Adult Delegates
Mary Pat Boschert
Ginny Appenfeldt
John Siedschlag
Youth Delegates
Nick Appenfeldt
Brittany Fink
Emma Grulke
Alexis Luedtke
Tim Rynearson
Natalie Rennhack
Natalie Siedschlag
Marie Witzel, 4-H Youth Development Educator
Ellen Bohn, 4-H Youth Program Assistant
Bonnie Borden, Youth Dairy & Livestock Educator
Olivia Raasch, 4-H Summer Agent
Dustin Winkelman, Youth Dairy Livestock Summer Agent
Loretta Ortiz-Ribbing, Crops & Soils Agent
Amanda Young, Dairy & Livestock Educator
Pattie Carroll, Family Living Educator
Jeff Hoffman, Director, Community Development Educator
Caitlin Richardson, Nutrition Education Coordinator
Vacancy, Nutrition Education
Support Staff: Laure Dei, Tracy Malterer, Deb Weber

June 2016 4-H Newsletter - Cooperative Extension County Offices

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