This Week in Gillespie 4-H: August 26th - September 1st
Monday - August 26th, 2024
Tuesday - August 27th, 2024
- No Events Scheduled
Wednesday - August 28th, 2024- New Member Night at the Extension Office @ 6:30pm
Thursday - August 29th, 2024- No Events Scheduled
Friday - August 30th, 2024- DEADLINE Sheep & Goat Validation Tags
- DEADLINE to Register for Food & Nutrition Workshop
Saturday -August 31st, 2024- No Events Scheduled
Sunday - September 1st, 2024- No Events Scheduled
- August 28th- New Member Night
- August 30th- DEADLINE to order Sheep / Goat / Heifer Validation Tags
- September 2nd- DEADLINE for Heifer pictures and write ups for Hill Country Youth Commercial Heifer Show & Sale.
- September 1st- Fall Robotics Sign Ups Open for Grades 3rd-5th
- September 2nd- Fall Archery Sign Ups Open Online
- September 3rd- Robotics Sign Ups Open in Office
- September 4th- Food & Nutrition Workshop
- September 10th- Dog Project Starts
- September 12th- Robotics Starts for Grades 3rd-5th (must be registered)
- September 16th- Clover Kid Experience Starts
- September 17th- Grow It, Cook It Kids Starts
- September 25th- Junior Master Gardeners Starts
- September 27th- DEADLINE Commercial Heifer Show record books
Club Meetings
New News
New Member Night is Wednesday the 28th at 6:30pm!!! Spread the word and lets help introduce others to what Gillespie County 4-H has to offer! Club managers and officers, make sure you have a table and someone there to represent your club!
Quality Counts is an online program designed to teach youth to have high standards in caring for their livestock. The program focuses on displaying good character while working with livestock. This number is required for ALL stock show entries (county AND major stock shows). Quality Counts must be completed at each grade level division (junior – grades 3-5, intermediate – grades 6-8, senior – grades 9-12). It does not have to be renewed every year.
EACH CHILD WILL NEED TO REGISTER USING A DIFFERENT EMAIL ADDRESS
If you are having login or technical issues, please contact: learnonline@ag.tamu.edu.
2024 GCYLS Judges
It is HOT outside!
While we are trying to keep our animals cool it is important to think about our barn layout and utilizing the natural breeze at our property. If you have an enclosed area with no breeze and it is hot and stuff, adding a fan is just going to be moving that hot air. Think about working with the breeze and using a fan to pull and push cool air. Same thing if you have added a portacool or any type of device like this. Consider using a fan behind the system to push more air through it and then fans throughout your barn to pull the cool air through.
Another key thing to think about while it is SOOO hot is your water! Is it sitting out in the sun and is more like drinking bath water, than getting a cool refreshing drink? Make sure your water bucket is in the shade and is clean to increase hydration on these hot days.
4-H Spotlight
On August 5th we had our annual 4-H Awards Banquet, and at the end of the night we announced our new Gillespie 4-H County Council Officers for the 2024-2025 year. Please welcome from left to right, President Jace Raab, Vice President Addison Hahn, Secretary Sydney Geistweidt, Reporter Bella Sione, Council Delegates Rayleigh Beyer, Emma Geistweidt and Greyson Crenwelge, and Parliamentarian Pecos Worrell. Congratulations to our new County Council Officers!!!!
If you have someone you would like to nominate for 4-H spotlight please email emily.grant@ag.tamu.edu
On August 5th we had our annual 4-H Awards Banquet, and at the end of the night we announced our new Gillespie 4-H County Council Officers for the 2024-2025 year. Please welcome from left to right, President Jace Raab, Vice President Addison Hahn, Secretary Sydney Geistweidt, Reporter Bella Sione, Council Delegates Rayleigh Beyer, Emma Geistweidt and Greyson Crenwelge, and Parliamentarian Pecos Worrell. Congratulations to our new County Council Officers!!!!
There are ALOT of opportunities available for 4-H youth on a county, district, and state level and through external organizations. We do our best to keep you updated with these opportunities through the following methods! If you have any questions please let us know.
The members of Texas A&M AgriLife will provide equal opportunities in programs and activities, education, and employment to all persons regardless of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, veteran status, sexual orientation or gender identity and will strive to achieve full and equal employment opportunity throughout Texas A&M AgriLife. The Texas A&M University System, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the County Commissioners Courts of Texas Cooperating
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