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News & Views A MONTHLY NEWSLETTER FOR 4-H MEMBERS, LEADERS & PARENTS IN SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY

SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

2018 – 2019 4-H PROGRAM YEAR MAY 2019

The California 4-H County Ambassador Program is a leadership development

opportunity for older youth. It is delivered at the county level. County Ambassadors are the

champions of the 4-H Program in their county, while they are developing their leadership

skills. 4-H County Ambassadors are role models for their fellow 4-H members, their county,

and their community. (Formerly known as County All Stars ).

The SLO County 4-H Youth Development Program is currently accepting SLO 4-H County Ambassador

Applications. The Applications are due in the 4-H Office by Friday, May 24th at 5 p.m.

To be eligible for the 4-H County Ambassador rank, a 4-H member must:

be 14 years of age or older by January 1, 2019

been a member in 4-H for 3 years or more

have attained a Gold Star rank by 4/15/19

demonstrate leadership abilities, citizenship concern and maturity of judgment

The 4-H County Ambassador Application is being sent to your 4-H Community Club Leader and

it will be posted on the county website: https://ucanr.edu/sites/slo4-h/Club_Forms/

The first opportunity for San Luis Obispo 4-H County Ambassadors is to attend the State Leadership Confer-

ence (SLC) at UC Davis. Your Registration cost is paid for by the 4-H Volunteer Management Organization .

SLC is being held July 18—21, 2019 at UC Davis. If you can’t attend SLC, we still encourage you to

apply for the other exciting events you will participate in throughout the 4-H Program Year.

SLO County 4-H County Ambassador Interviews will be held before the SLC Deadline of June

17th.

Here is the SLC Flyer https://ucanr.edu/sites/4hstateleadership/files/299575.pdf

News & Views is published by the San Luis Obispo County 4-H Youth Program, University of California, Cooperative Extension, Division of Agriculture & Natural Resources. News & Views is a monthly newsletter for 4-H members, leaders and parents in San Luis Obispo County. Please submit articles and photos by the 15th of each month to: Denise Harris, Editor 4-H Office 2156 Sierra Way, Suite C San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 (805) 781—5943 / [email protected]

Liliana Vega 4-H Youth Development Advisor

The University of California, Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources (UC ANR), in accordance with applicable Federal and State laws and University policy, pro-hibits discrimination against or harassment of on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender, gender expres-sion, gender identity, pregnancy (which includes pregnancy, childbirth, and medical conditions related to pregnancy or child-birth), physical or mental disability, medical condition (cancer-related or genetic charac-teristics), genetic information (including family medical history), ancestry, marital status, age, sexual orientation, citizenship, status as a protected veteran or service in the uniformed services (as defined by the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act of 1994 [USERRA]), as well as state military and naval service. The University also prohibits sexual harassment and sexual violence. These policies cover employment, access, and treatment in University programs and activities. The policy can be found at http://ucanr.edu/sites/anrstaff/files/215468.pdf By John Fox, Interim UC ANR AA Compliance Officer

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IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES:

4-H PRIMARY MEMBER MEMBER FIELD DAY Moved to Saturday, May 11th 2019.

May 10th, 2019 — 4-H FIELD DAY Entries Due from the 4-H Community Club Leaders

Ask your leader when is your due date for your Entry form at the 4-H Club.

We need Volunteers!! to assist us as well with 4-H FIELD DAY-

at: 4-H Store

Silent Auction

Parking & Safety

Security Persons—Vest will be provided

6am to 2pm—can work in shifts

Two (2) Silent Auction Baskets Due May 29, 2019

4-H FIELD DAY Set-Up May 31, 2019:

1-4pm at the Estrella Hall at

Paso Robles Event Center

4-H FIELD DAY

EVENT DATE: Saturday, June 1st, 2019

4-H FOOD & ARTS CELEBRATION & FASHION REVUE WINNERS

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DIVISION JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE SENIOR

Animal Nutrition N/A W. Wonnell

Huasna Valley 4-H J. Johnson

Morro Bay 4-H

Birdhouse J. Legorreta Parkfield 4-H

C. Foster Canyon County 4-H

A.M. Luna Los Osos 4-H

Cake Decorating/ Gingerbread House

M. Anton Los Osos

M. Beck Huasna Valley 4-H

H. Gill Canyon Country 4-H

Fine Arts/Crafts/ Scrapbooking

S. Drexler Cerro Alto 4-H

E. Ward Huasna Valley 4-H

J. Johnson Morro Bay 4-H

Floral Arrangement N/A K. Madonna

Edna 4-H N/A

Food & Nutrition V. Solis

Edna 4-H A. Eade

Parkfield 4-H A. Knight

Canyon Country

Food Preservation N/A E. Ward

Huasna Valley 4-H J. Johnson

Morro Bay 4-H

Garden Stepping Stones S. Drexler

Cerro Alto 4-H W. Wonnell

Huasna Valley 4-H N/A

Model Rocketry N/A N/A N/A

Photography A. Yamashita

Ranchita Canyon 4-H K. Rosilez

Cerro Alto 4-H N/A

Plant Science M. Anton

Los Osos 4-H C. Platte

Los Osos 4-H E. Jewell

Ranchita Canyon 4-H

Poster S. Makarow-Sanchez Ranchita Canyon 4-H

A. Reed Edna 4-H

N/A

Quilts N/A P. Jones Pozo 4-H

N/A

Textile Arts N. Lepore

Canyon Country 4-H W. Wonnell

Huasna Valley 4-H N/A

Trash to Treasure E. Olivas

Huasna Valley 4-H C. Thomas Edna 4-H

K. Rosilez Cerro Alto 4-H

Video Arts N/A C. Foster

Canyon Country 4-H C.M. McMasters

Edna 4-H

Traditional: Junior: P. Demarest (Edna 4-H) Intermediate: E. Wagster (Pozo 4-H) Senior: E. Umphenour (Templeton 4-H) RWB Box Challenge: Intermediate: K. Madonna (Edna 4-H)

Consumer Science $40 Challenge: Junior : P. Demarest (Edna 4-H) Intermediate: A. Olson (Edna 4-H) Senior: M. Ritter (Edna 4-H)

Retro/Vintage: Junior: V. Foronjy (Edna 4-H) Intermediate: M. Beck (Huasna Valley 4-H) Senior: M. Ritter (Edna 4-H)

2019 FASHION REVUE WINNERS

4-H FIELD DAY NEWS

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San Luis Obispo County

4-H

FIELD DAY

June 1st, 2019

PASO ROBLES EVENT CENTER

Hello 4-H’ers! Don’t forget to register for 4-H Field Day with your

Community Club Leader before their May 10th deadline. Leaders turn in

all entry forms to the 4-H Office on May 10th. The entry forms are on

the website along with the 4-H FIELD DAY Handbook.

https://ucanr.edu/sites/slo4-h/Club_Forms/

Estrella 4-H Leadership Project is having a 4-H “Whites” Exchange at the 2019

4-H Field Day. San Luis Obispo County 4-H Field Day is at 8:00 am -1:00 pm on

June 1, 2019 at the Paso Robles Events Center. Bring in your old whites and

exchange them for another set for free. To donate whites contact Angela

Vinther, (805) 296-8994 or Terri Minetti , [email protected].

CA Mid-State Fair employees will be in Estrella Hall showing you how to enter

the Fair using a computer — see more information below.

Parking is Free for 4-H Families in the Riverside Parking Lot. Tell them you are

with 4-H and you will not be charged.

2019 California Mid-State Fair

Youth and Leader/Parent Fair Entry Clinic

How to enter the Fair using a computer!

What: Enter the 2019 Fair! We can help.

How: Need help entering or don’t have access to a computer? Come by and let us get you entered into the fair. We will have information to research and the computers to get you entered. Being an exhibitor is easy, it is exciting, and it is a fun way to experience the Fair.

Where: 4-H Field Day - near Estrella Hall Idler's Kitchen at the Paso Robles Events Center.

When: Saturday, June 1 from 8:00 am to 1:30 pm

The Clinic is Free and no RSVP is required. Questions? Call 805-239-0655 before June 1 and ask for Ricky Brown

In Estrella Hall, we will have the 4-H SNACK BAR, 4-H STORE, Information Booth, and the Silent Auction.

Baskets are due into the 4-H Office on Wed. May 29th, 2019. You have to be 18 or older to bid on

auction items & We only accept Cash or Checks. We do not take debit/credit cards.

Estrella Hall will be busy with Pinewood Derby and STEM Activities during the morning.

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4-H EMERALD STAR NEWS

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4-H EMERALD STAR NEWS

News & Views

Emerald Star Project: Supplies for Success Updated List

School Supplies: ★ Markers (24 or below) ★ Folders ★ Pencil Cases ★ Lined Paper ★ Binder Dividers ★ Binders ★ Pencil Sharpeners ★ Sharpies

Personal Items: ★ Hand Sanitizer ★ Toothpaste ★ Toothbrush ★ Floss ★ Travel Deodorant ★ Travel or Personal Tissue

A Little Something: ★ Backpack Keychain

Thank you for your donations Morro Bay 4-H, Estrella 4-H, Cerro Alto 4-H, Ranchita Canyon 4-H, and Ken Dewar! Our final deadline for donations is June 15th. Please do not donate anything used! We will be at 4-H Field Day on June 1st; this will be a community service opportunity for others to help us bag our school supplies and personal care items. We will be emailing your club to come talk about this project! Sincerely, Donielle Harpster & Mikayla Vert!

4-H STATE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE NEWS

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Planet 4-H: Planting the Seeds of Change

Thursday-Sunday, July 18-21 UC Davis Campus

Teens 13-19-years-old! Join us for a memorable learning experience to:

• Improve your personal leadership skills to benefit your county 4-H program.

• Advance your college and career readiness.

• Expand your network with 4-H members, volunteers, and staff outside of your county. Plan to join the fun at the annual California 4-H State Leadership Conference and meet youth from across California for leadership training and networking!

We welcome all teens, even those outside of 4-H. If you are not currently enrolled in 4-H, please contact us via email.

Thank you to our premier sponsor!

For more information—visit:

http://4h.ucanr.edu/News/?calitem=441321&g=86993

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4-H STEM NEWS — UPDATED INFO!

2018-2019 4-H Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM)

County-Wide Projects

County-wide 4H STEM Projects Schedule by Dennis Derickson We have an Update below on “Robotics for the State 4-H Field Day” meetings: There is NO COST for any of these events—All Ages are welcome to participate! The Project Leader, Dennis Derickson would appreciate a RSVP via email so he can plan for materials. His email address is: [email protected]

Robotics for State Field Day Session 4, Friday, May 17 at 5:30PM: Building 20A lobby at Cal Poly SLO State Field Day Robotics Event: Saturday, June 1st 2019 in Davis, CA

4-H STEM NEWS—

2018-2019 4-H Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM) County-Wide Projects

All 4-H members in San Luis Obispo County are welcome!

VEX EDR Robotics Build VEX EDR robots and enter into the California Polytechnic State University VEX EDR competition. First Meeting: See Page 8 for dates—Confirm with an email below Ages: 6th grade to 12th grade Project Leader: Dennis Derickson Project Location: 8735 San Rafael Road in Atascadero, CA Phone: 805-712-9168 Email: [email protected]

4-H Advanced Rocketry & Level Certification Work weekly or bi-weekly on building a Level 1 and (group) Level 2 rocket with intent of achieving a Junior Level 1 certification. Skills learned will be Basic Engineering Design Practices and Skills, Com-puter Aided Design (CAD), participants will learn to use Industrial Grade 3D printers, Laser Cutters, Basic Machining. Basic Electronic and Electrical skills will be learned along with working on computers and software for Rocket Tracking and Video recording. Level 2 group rocket will have goal of reaching 15,000’ with Video Feed, Telemetry Feed, and Flight tracking software. This will be a large 20lb + rocket all hand built by the group. First Meeting: Weekday evening TBD Ages: Teens 13 and older (or special exception by project leader). Additional costs: (Meals, Travel, Tripoli Junior Registration) Should be less than $150 for the year. Project Leader: Ty Safreno Project Location: San Luis Obispo (Technical and Manufacturing Portions) Santa Margarita (Assembly Portions) Fresno (Launch and Certification) Email: [email protected]

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4-H STEM NEWS

2018-2019 4-H Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM) County-Wide Projects

All 4-H members in San Luis Obispo County are welcome!

Interested in facilitating a

4-H VEX IQ Robotics Team? No experience is needed to facilitate a 4-H VEX IQ Robotics Team in your local community! The 4-H Youth Development Program has VEX IQ Robot Kits and playing fields available to lend. Youth are able to work through build concepts and create their own robot to compete with. Volunteers are seen as Facilitators, not experts. If you can play with Legos, you can lead a robotics team! If you interested in starting your own 4-H VEX Robotics team, please contact the 4-H Office at (805) 781-5943 to coordinate pick up of supplies.

Scribbler Robotics Create a custom robot and software using Scribbler robots for 2019 State Field Day Competition First Meeting: See Page 9 for dates—Confirm with an email below Ages: 4th grade to 12th grade Project Leader: Dennis Derickson Project Location: California Polytechnic State University, 1 Grand Ave, Building 20A Phone: 805-712-9168 Email: [email protected]

Pinewood Derby Study aerodynamics and understand how to increase speed by weight distribution as well as encourage creative design. Project conclusion of a derby race at Field Day. All Meeting Dates are from 11am—12 Noon at the UC Auditorium located at 2156 Sierra Way, SLO, CA 93401 MEETING DATE: 5/19/2019 Races will be held at 4-H Field Day on June 1, 2019 — see Handbook for Details in the Spring. Cost: $5 per derby kit Project Leader: Troy and Michelle Good Email: [email protected]

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4-H HORSE PROJECT NEWS

MAY 2019 11

4-H Horse Shows

2019 Horse Event Schedule

SLO County 4-H Horse Project members have many opportunities each year to show their horses. SLO County holds three Field Days each year: Western, Gymkhana, and English. Our 4-H horse project leaders are all volunteers—and our Field Day judges

also volunteer their time. At each of our field days there are four rider Divisions:

Senior: 14 years old and over as of Jan 1, 2019 Junior: 13 years old and under as of Jan 1, 2019

Pony: horse under 14.2 hands, no rider age restriction Walk/Trot Novice: no rider age restriction, pony or horse ok

High Point and Reserve High Point Champion ribbons are awarded for each division. At the end of the season, the points from the field days are tallied and All Around Champi-

on awards are presented. Riders that compete in all three Horse Field Days on the same horse are considered first for All Around awards.

All 1st, 2

nd, and 3

rd place class winners will be qualified to compete in that same class on

the same horse in the California 4-H State Horse Classic show June 27-30, 2019. (Exception: There is no Walk/Trot gymkhana at the state show).

The 4-H horse shows at our local fairs are also qualifiers for the California 4-H State Horse Classic show.

Date Activity Location

*5/5/19 English Field Day Written/Riding Level Testing Wranglerette Arena, Atascadero

5/15/19 4-H Horse Show (Salinas Valley Fair) King City Fairgrounds

5/16/19 Open Horse Show & Jr Gymkhana (Salinas Valley Fair) King City Fairgrounds

6/1/19 County Field Day (Written Levels) Mid-State Fairgrounds, Paso Robles

6/8/19 4-H Horse Show (SB County Fair) Santa Maria Fair Park

6/27 - 6/30/19 California 4-H State Horse Classic Brookside Show Park, Elk Grove

7/20/19 4-H Horse Show (Mid State Fair) Mid-State Fairgrounds, Paso Robles

7/21/19 Open Horse Show (Mid State Fair) Mid-State Fairgrounds, Paso Robles

*'Italicized event dates are not confirmed

4-H SHOOTING SPORTS NEWS

San Luis Obispo County 4-H Youth Development—Program Development Board Jack Crane, Shooting Sports Key Leader Contact Jack Crane at Phone: (805) 458-4223 or Email: [email protected] or the 4-H Office at 781-5941 if you would like more information.

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Please pass this information on to your Club Leaders and Shooting Sports Leaders regarding the upcom-

ing Tulare County 4-H Trap & Skeet Match. The match will be held on Saturday, June 8th at the

Tulare County Trap Club in Visalia. This event is open to all youth enrolled in a Shooting Sports project as

long as their project leader deems it is safe for them to participate. Registration is due to the Tulare County

4-H Office, with fees payable via club check made payable to Tulare County 4-H LC or cash pay-

ments made in person, by May 31st.

You may contact Don O'Dell with contest questions or the Tulare County 4-H Office Phone: (559) 684-3300 with other inquiries.

4-H Shooting Sports Workshop Pistol Discipline Bakersfield, CA Saturday, May 4, 2019 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. & Sunday, May 5, 2019 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. A 4-H shooting sports workshop for the pistol discipline will be held at the UC Cooperative Extension Of-fice, 1031 S. Mt. Vernon Avenue in Bakersfield. Participants must attend both days of training to receive certification. Upon successful completion of the course, the participant will be certified as a pistol trainer and can lead a pistol project at the club level or serve as county trainer to certify other leaders. Teen leaders are invited but must attend with an adult or have a certified shooting sports adult leader they will be assisting back in their home county. To register for the course or receive more information, contact John Borba at: [email protected]

4-H CLUB NEWS

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On Wednesday April 24, 2019, 33 4-H SNAC (Student Nutrition Advisory Council) students from Robert Bruce, Liberty, Rice, Adam and Oceano Elementary schools participated in the 4th annual Culinary Academy held at Rice Elementary School. Students worked on recipes designed to improve their knife, stovetop, and baking skills. As well as learning about the countries that these recipes come from. They made omelets and French toast from France, banana oat muffins from England, and ceviche from Peru. After cooking and eat-ing, students prepared posters on what they made and learned. After making the posters parents dropped by to see what their kids had made and gave the students the opportunity to practice their public speaking skills and present their posters to parents and families. The goal for the culinary academy is for students to learn different cooking skills, learn about different cultures and their foods, and also learn how to make healthy recipes.

Carolina Rodriguez- Gutierrez 4-H YDP Community Educator in Santa Barbara County University of California, Agriculture & Natural Resources

4-H CLUB NEWS

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Food and Arts Celebration and Fashion Review

Many 4-Hers entered the Food and Arts celebration followed by the fashion review. The top of Class winners of each class won a rosetta

During the food and arts celebration while judging was occurring participants learned different skills; such as; how to program a robot, judge competition, and arts and crafts

Fashion Review There were four classes

• red white and blue box challenge, • Traditional • $40 outfit challenge

Retro/Vintage

Bunny group- Prepared for judging questions, learned grooming tricks. Prepared rabbit supplies bag for traveling

Cooking-

Cooking class made homemade chocolate chip cookies and Bagel Pizzas. They al-so worked on entries for the Food and Arts Celebration,

Sewing group-

Finished outfits and started accessories for their outfit.

Top winners from the fashion review of each class is invited to state field day!

By, S.A. Makarow Sanchez

4-H CLUB NEWS

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Good News Message: Kensington Witt of Pozo 4-H was awarded a Certificate of Recognition from Assemblyman, Jordan Cunningham, 35th District for her fundraising efforts for Knights of Heroes. It’s an organization that sends kids of fallen soldiers (their Dads) to camp in Colorado. Kensington has raised over $3,000 (so far) for them.

Busy Weekend for Estrella 4H

April 13 and 14 were busy days for us. Saturday we held our annual Easter party for the residents of

Vineyard Health Center. We served them pastries and cookies and chatted with them. One of our mem-

bers even baked a sugar free cake that tasted like it had lots of sugar! The residents really enjoyed them-

selves. We will go back again on Halloween.

Then Sunday, many of the same members went to a ranch called Twin Rivers. There was a horse Event-

ing show. They were placed at different jumps on the cross country course to judge each rider over the

jump. It was very exciting. We will go back again.

4-H CLUB NEWS

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SLODOG Practice Dog Show

At the SLODOG Practice Show on April 6th, SLODOG and 4-H members from

EDNA and Cerro Alta participated in the practice show. The location was Santa

Rosa Park in San Luis Obispo and it was a beautiful day. SLODOG provided

friendly and knowledgeable judges. They were really nice and gave us a lot of

really good suggestions and compliments. The SLODOG Club also brought all

the equipment which was amazing. There were obedience classes for Novice

and Sub-Novice participants. All the people that attended were able to brush up

on their skills and receive feedback on their showing abilities and practice with

their dog. We were also able to watch the advanced SLODOG dogs with amaz-

ing obedience skills. It was a fun-filled day and I was able to learn new tricks

for the showring. Thank you SLODOG for putting this practice show on for 4-H

Dog projects.

By: Lacey A, Edna Dog Project

4-H CLUB NEWS

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On March 2nd, nine members of the Edna dairy cattle group competed in the Western Classic Dairy Show at the Hanford fairgrounds. We all judged Holstein heifers, Holstein cows, Jersey heifers, and Jersey cows, we also gave reasons for one of the classes. S. Morales earned 3rd place for judging Holsteins as an individual and O. Viera earned 6th place overall as an individu-al. S. Morales, K. Fernandes, D. Hummel, and S. Hoffman earned 4th place overall and 3rd place in reasons as a team. After the competition we went to Superior Dairy ice cream parlor for some giant hot fudge sun-daes. Congratulations to everyone who participated at the Western Classic Dairy Show. We are very excited for next year’s competition. The dairy cattle group would love to have new members to be a part of this event.

Thank you to Alan Vander Horst for teaching us how to judge dairy cattle and spending time to help us practice at the Cal Poly dairy unit. Thank you to the Cal Poly students Robin, Samantha, Olivia, and Sophia for giving us tips on judging and giving reasons at our many practices. Thank you to Rich Silacci and Cal Poly’s dairy science students for organizing the whole dairy judging contest and the awards ceremony in Hanford. Thank you to all the exhibitors who allowed us to judge their cattle at the show.

Submitted by S. Hoffman, Teen Leader Dairy Cattle project

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NEWS FROM CA MID-STATE FAIR

CALIFORNIA MID-STATE FAIR CANCELS POULTRY SHOWS (PASO ROBLES, CA) - Due to the ongoing concerns regarding the outbreak of Virulent Newcastle Disease (vND) in California, the California Mid-State Fair regrets to announce the cancellation of the Youth Poultry Shows (all fowl species) for 2019. This difficult decision was based on a variety of factors including recommendations from the California Department of Food & Agriculture, Animal Health Branch regarding poultry shows and exhibitions throughout the State, the quarantine areas in Southern California continuing to expand and a recent case of vND in Alameda County that has raised additional concerns. The California Mid-State Fair joins numerous other fairs and poultry organizations in the state in cancelling their poultry shows and exhibits. Although this decision is disappointing for our exhibitors and fair guests, it is in the best interest of the community and the California poultry industry. Since May 2018, staff from the California Department of Agriculture (CDFA) and the U.S. Department of Agricul-ture (USDA) have been working in joint incident command to eradicate vND in Southern California. The highly con-tagious virus has resulted in the euthanasia of more than one million birds in Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernar-dino, and Ventura counties. We are confident that these Federal, State and local government agencies will fully contain and eradicate vND soon and we look forward to providing our poultry shows in 2020. If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact CEO Michael Bradley

at [email protected]

UC ANR 4-H Youth Development Program in San Luis Obispo County University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) 2156 Sierra Way, Suite # C San Luis Obispo, CA 93401-4556

SLO County 4-H Youth Development Program Calendar 2018-2019

4hOnline Enrollment is Year-Round — Contact a 4-H Community Club Leader

COUNTY 4-H WEBSITE URL: http://ucanr.edu/slo4h/

2018—2019 4-H PROGRAM YEAR

RECORD BOOK INFORMATION for AUGUST 2019:

Record & Officer Books are Due Friday, Aug. 9, 2019

Record Book JUDGES Training, Thursday,

Aug. 8, 2019 at 6:30—8:00 p.m.

2 Days for County Record Book Judging:

Fri., Aug, 16th and Sat., Aug 17th, 2019

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4-H FIELD DAY ENTRIES DUE

4-H Primary Member Field Day, UC AUD SLO

Salinas Valley Fair in King City, CA

Robotics # 4, Cal Poly SLO

Pinewood Derby Workshop, SLO

JUNE 2019 1 1

Countywide 4-H Field Day, Paso Robles Event Ctr.

State 4-H Field Day, Davis

JULY 2019

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10-14

14-19

17-28

18-21

Citizenship Washington Focus

Santa Barbara County Fair, Santa Maria, CA

Leadership Washington Focus

CA Mid-State Fair, Paso Robles, CA—Poultry Show

is still Happening at CA Mid-State Fair

4-H State Leadership Conference UC Davis

4-H Horse Project Calendar on Page 11

4-H Achievement Night — Sept. 21, 2018

Veteran’s Hall, 801 Grand Ave, SLO 7pm

4-H Volunteer Retreat @ Asilomar Conference Center — November 7—10, 2019