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

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4‐H and YOUTH DEVELOPMENT 

 

Annual 4‐H Program Summary  County 4‐H Youth Involvement 

  Chartered Clubs          Total Youth Participation   Club Members Enrolled    Community‐based Outreach   In‐school Enrichment Curriculum      County 4‐H Leadership, Advisory, and Support Organizations 

Youth Board            Members    Meetings Held County 4‐H Council          Members    Meetings Held Adult Leaders & Parents Organization    Members    Meetings Held 

 

Top County Events      

Top District Events  Top State/National Events 

         Top Club Projects  Top Overall Projects/Curriculum Areas 

 County 4‐H Volunteer Support   Registered & Screened Volunteers Supporting Clubs   Club Managers, Co‐Managers, and Project Leaders   Volunteer Hours Contributed in Support of Clubs  

Value of Volunteer Time Contributed to 4‐H 

  

Dimmit County - Youth FCS303 South 5th St. Carrizo Springs, TX 78834 P 830.876.4216 ~ F 830.876.4233

3121

2 636513

8 36 35 9

4-H Food Show 124-H Photography Contest 114-H Round-Up 94-H Fashion Show 5Animal Projects 285

D12 4-H Photography Contest 59 Texas 4-H Round-UpD12 4-H Round-Up 9 Texas 4-H Photography Contest 3D12 4-H Food Show 7D12 4-H Fashion Show 3D12 4-H Shooting Sports

Photography 44Food & Nutrition 12

Food & Nutrition 196Anti-Bullying 317

103

78

$1,666

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County 4‐H Leadership & Personal Development Programs   Attended State‐level educational or competitive events   Attended District‐level educational or competitive events   Attended District Leadership Lab   Received 4‐H Scholarships valued at a total of   Local Training Opportunities     Events & Activities     Significant accomplishments      County 4‐H Agriculture & Natural Resource Programs   Livestock Projects   Participated in County Livestock Shows   Attended State‐level Livestock Shows   Attended District‐level Agriculture & Natural Resources educational or competitive events   Youth Trained through “Quality Counts” Program  Local Training Opportunities     Events & Activities     Significant accomplishments   

      

Livestock Show Premium Sale Proceeds*   

*Includes all projects (4‐H and FFA)

828

20 $15,000

22 Club officer training5 Volunteer and Cash Management training

285112

252

26

$350,000

2 Cattle Clinics2 Sheep and Goat Clinics2 Swine Clinics

1 Dimmit County Classis Prospect Show1 Dimmit County Jr. Livestock Show8 Weigh Days open to all youth

Dimmit County Junior Livestock Show Sale generated a record amount, $500,000 for youth exhibitors.

Youth had the opportunity to attend clinics and prospect shows in order to further their knowledge on their show species. Agent assisted youth with major livestock shows along with local shows.

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 County 4‐H Family & Consumer Science Programs   Attended State‐level educational or competitive events   Attended District‐level educational or competitive events   Local Training Opportunities     Events & Activities     Significant accomplishments           

828

2 Food & Nutrition project leaders training3 Clothing & Textiles project leaders training2 Photography project leaders training