In This Issue…

• Page 2 - 4-H Resources, Project Update

• Page 3 - Enrollment, Fundraisers, 4-H Camp

• Page 4 - Skill-a-thon & Judging Dates, Scholarships, Award Trips, Food & Fashion Board, Pork Queen, Ohio 4-H Conf.

• Page 5 - Volunteer Trainings, Equine Affair

• Page 6 - Quality Assurance, Beef, Rabbit, Cavy & Goat Clinics/Events

• Page 7 - Dairy, Poultry & Horse Info

• Page 8 - Market Hog, Horse, Dog & Shooting Sports Info, Blue Ribbon Tree

• Page 9 - New Fair Classes, Employment Opportunities, Project Enrollment of Fair Participation

• Page 10- 4-H Kick-Off Flyer

• Inserts… 2020 4-H Magnet, 2020 4-H Calendar, Otis Spunkmeyer Order

Dear 4-H Family:

We are buzzing into another 4-H year? Don’t get stung by not knowing all the important 4-H dates and opportunities. Use the 2020 4-H Calendar enclosed to keep your 4-H hive buzzing to all those 4-H activities and to a successful 4-H project completion.

Based on 4-H volunteer and family feedback, we will be mailing the 4-H Clover Graham and future ones with all the 4-H happenings! Take advantage of all that is offered! You can also visit the web clark.osu.edu and act on e-mail blasts and text messages that are sent out between newsletters.

Invite a classmate to your next 4-H club meeting and to attend the 4-H Kickoff at Cloverfield, Wednesday, March 4, 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM, Complex, Fairgrounds. Make the 4-H Kick-off a club meeting or family outing. You can be busy as a bee with all the hands-on activities. Explore 4-H projects, STEM, DIY and maker activities, animals and more! You can re-enroll on-line in 4-H that night too. See the enclosed flyer!

Earn your 4-H Activity Fee by participating in the countywide 4-H fundraisers. Choose to sell Anthony Thomas candy bars or Otis Spunkmeyer Cookie Dough/Frozen Food Product. An Otis Spunkmeyer Order Form is enclosed. Submit your orders and money on Feb. 28, 4 PM-7 PM at the Extension Office.

Our office phone numbers have changed. Please find a Clark County 4-H magnet with our new phone numbers and the phone numbers for the Fair Office and the Jr. Fair Sales Office.

In the 4-H Spirit,

Patty House Linda Newman 4-H Educator Office Associate house.18@osu.edu newman.221@osu.edu 937-398-7599 937-398-7604

CFAES provides research and related educational programs to clientele on a non-discriminatory basis. For more information: http://go.osu.edu/cfaesdiversity OSU Extension, Clark County, 4-H Youth Development educational programs

provided with major support from the Clark Co. Commissioners: Melanie Flax Wilt, Rick Lohnes, Lowell McGlothin

Did You Know?

2020 is not only a Leap Year, but a Palindrome year too. So what is a Palindrome date?

• It is a date that can be read the same forward and backward.

• There are three Palindrome dates during Feb. 2020 (02/02/2020, 02/11/20 and 02/22/20) and a total of 38 in the 21st Century.

• The first one was 10/02/2001 and the last one will be 09/02/2090 in the MM/DD/YYYY format.

• In the DD/MM/YYYY format, there are also 38 dates with the first one being Feb. 10, 2001 - 10/02/2001 and the last one being on Leap Day Feb. 29, 2092 - (29/02/2092).

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION

Page 2 Clark County 4-H Clover Graham

Get A Copy at Your 4-H Club Meeting

Or access on-line at http://clark.osu.edu

New & Revised 4-H Projects! Most 4-H project books are $6. Project books can be purchased with a major credit card at the Extension Office. Credit cards accepted include VISA, Master Card, American Express and Discover. Clubs may still make group orders with the Publication Order Form and pay with a club check. 7.25% sales tax is charged on all 4-H publications.

New 4-H Project Books

• #92 Around the Globe

• #365.30 Self-Det. String Art

• #758 Western Heritage

Revised 4-H Projects

• 365.11 Self-Det. Camp Counseling

• 750 Shooting Sports Rifle

• 751 Shooting Sports Archery

• 753 Shooting Sports Pistol

Discontinued

• 365.05 Self-Det. Rocks, Minerals and Fossils

Use to help you select

your 2020 4-H

projects. Brief

description of each

project.

Help your child be

successful by using the

4-H Parent’s Guide to

stay on top of important

dates, information and

expectations in a

concise user-friendly

booklet. Get your copy at

your club meeting and

on-line at clark.osu.edu.

Complete listing of

4-H Project

Requirements for each

project. County, State &

National Opportunities as

well as County & State

Fair information is

included in this complete

one-stop reference to

4-H Project completion.

Access on-line at

clark.osu.edu

Search for your 4-H project on-line at 4-H Project Central. Search by topic, interest area or skill level. Rate your last year’s project to share with others.

http://projectcentral.ohio4h.org/

Check out the 4-H Calendar Enclosed For all the Important Dates!

Note: We have printed and enclosed a new May 2020 for you attach to your calendar!

Put the Clark County

4-H Magnet enclosed

on your refrigerator for

easy reference for our

new phone numbers as

well as the Fair Office

and Jr. Fair Sales

Office phone numbers.

Issue 1: Feb. & March 2020 Page 3

4-H Camp - June 20-24, 2020 Age 8 & in 3rd grade to age 14.

Earn Camperships By Participating in the 2020

Clark Co.4-H Fundraisers: Otis Spunkmeyer

Cookie Dough/Frozen Food Product and/or

Anthony-Thomas Candy Bar Sales.

All returning 4-H members, cloverbuds and volunteers will be re-enrolling in 4-H this year on-line using 4-H On-line.

Your 4-H Club Advisor has your 4-H Re-enrollment Packet to assist you in completing your re-enrollment process. Deadline April 1st to re-enroll.

4-H families that would like assistance with the On-Line Enrollment System can receive one-on-one assistance from Extension staff during the following times: Mon.-Fri., 8 AM to 4:30 PM at the Extension Office or By Appointment After Hours March 4, 5:30 PM-8:30 PM at Kickoff March 30, 31 and April 1, 4:30 PM-7 PM at the Ext. Office

Payment of your 4-H Activity Fee by May 1st is required for full 4-H membership benefits including eligibility for Clark County Fair & Ohio State Fair.

Activity Fees: $25 per member and $5 per Cloverbud. Pay anytime prior to May 1st by mailing check payable to the Clark Co. 4-H Committee, P.O. Box 444, Springfield, OH 45501. Add $5 per person if paid after May 1st. Pay 4-H Activity fees in person at the Ext. Office, Feb. 28, 4 PM to 7 PM, March 13, 4 PM to 7 PM, April 30 and May 1, 11 AM to 7 PM.

What You Sell…

• Sell $90 in Anthony Thomas candy bars and/or Otis Spunkmeyer Cookie Dough = $25 Member Activity Fee + one $6 campership or project book coupon.

• Sell $30 additional in Anthony Thomas candy bars or Otis Spunkmeyer Cookie Dough/Frozen Food Product = one more $6 campership or project book coupon.

Otis Spunkmeyer Cookie Dough/Frozen Food Product Order Forms Enclosed

Turn in Cookie Dough Frozen Food Orders and Money and Club Order for Candy Bar Boxes on Feb. 28, 4 PM-7 PM at the Ext. Office.

Pick up Food Orders and Candy Bars on Mar. 13, 4 PM-7 PM, Ext. Office

Sell 4-H Candy Bars April 13 to May 1.

Turn in Candy Money on April 30 and May 1, 11 AM to 7 PM at the Extension Office.

4-H’ers EARN... • Activity Fee • Camperships • Project Book

Coupons • Chance for Cash

Prizes!

Clubs earn 10%

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Food, & Fashion Board

Who: 9th-12th grade youth who have completed a family consumer science related project and plan to take one this year.

What: Will help with Miscellaneous Judging, Fashion Revue, Baking Contest, Sewing Camp, Winner’s Revue & more.

Application Deadline: April 1, 2020 to Extension Office, http://clark.osu.edu

Clark County 4-H Scholarships

Who: H.S. Seniors & College Freshmen

When: Deadline to Apply July 1, 2020, Ext. Office

What: Apply for County 4-H Scholarships • Two - $500 Clark Co. 4-H Scholarships • Four - $250 Clark Co. 4-H Scholarships • Two - $500 Clark Co. 4-H Horse Com. Scholarships • One - $500 Clark Co. 4-H Dairy Com. Scholarship • One- $500 Clark Co. 4-H Sheep Com. Scholarship • One - $250 Clark Co. Dog Com. Scholarship

Note: State 4-H Scholarship Application Deadline is Feb. 15. Visit ohio4h.org to apply. Ohio State Fair Scholarships deadline is April 15, to apply visit https://ohiostatefair.com/scholarships/

Who: Teens 14 & older as of Jan, 1, 2020. Apply By March 1, 2020 For: Leadership Camp - June 1-5, Ohio 4-H Camp Canopy Camp (formerly Forestry Camp) - June 7-12 Citizenship Washington Focus: June 14-20, D.C. Ohio 4-H Sea Camp, July 11-15, Kelley’s Island Sr. Shooting Sports Camp, July 19-24, Canter’s Cave Carving New Ideas - Nov. 2020, Ohio 4-H Camp

Interviews March 9, 4 PM-6 PM, Ext. Office Sponsorship & selections made by the 4-H Advisory Committee. Applications available at clark.osu.edu

Clark Co. Pork Queen Contest

Who: Girls, age 16 to 19 with at least 2 years of swine project experience or whose family is a pork producer.

Entry Deadline is April 1. Form on the web at clark.osu.edu

Judging Criteria: 5-10 minute speech, oral presentation and answers to questions, poise and personal presentation

Contest and Award: Clark Co. Pork Banquet at Locust Hills Golf Course, crowning and $500 scholarship presented to the winner. Date to be determined in April.

Questions: E-mail Contest Coordinators Jennifer Harral or Cortney Karshner.

2020 Skill-a-thon and Project Judgings

Animal Skill-a-thons, 4 PM to 8 PM, Fgrds., Complex

• June 16 & 17: Dairy Feeder, Dairy Market Steer, Goat, Horse, and Swine

• June 16 Only: Cavy, Dairy Female, Dog, Rabbit

• June 17 Only: Alpaca/Llama, Beef, Poultry, Sheep

Check inside of 4-H Calendar for Skill-a-thon Topics for Each Project Area.

4-H Miscellaneous Project Judging July 14, 3 PM-7 PM, Fgrds, Annex

4-H Fashion Revue July 14, 7:30 PM-9 PM, Fgrds, Arts & Crafts Bldg.

4-H Shooting Sports Judging July 18, 9 AM-4 PM, New Carlisle Sportsmen’s Club

Ohio 4-H Conference When: Saturday, March 14

Time: 9 AM to 4 PM

Where: Columbus Convention Center

What: Hands-on training for volunteers & teens

Cost: $15 for the first 25 teens and first 25 volunteers that apply. The 4-H Committee will pay the other $25 registration fee.

Registration Deadline: February 10 Complete form on-line at http://clark.osu.edu and send with payment to Clark Co. 4-H Com., P.O. Box 444, Springfield, OH 45501

Note: 4-H volunteers with 40 years of service and more should be receiving an invitation from Ohio 4-H to attend the Ohio 4-H Awards program to receive their state 4-H tenure award.

New 4-H Volunteer Orientation

Feb. 15, 10 AM to Noon, Ext. Office

April 13, 6:30-8:30 PM, Ext. Office

Any adults who are in the process of becoming a 4-H volunteer or who would like to, MUST attend a New 4-H Volunteer Orientation to complete the process.

New 4-H Volunteer Application Packet available at http://clark.osu.edu click on 4-H then Volunteers.

Quality Assurance

Club Advisor

Training

When: Tues., March 10

Time: 6:30 PM-8:30 PM

Location: Ext. Office

Who: Any 4-H club that

wants to teach quality

assurance at the club level MUST send a club

volunteer to this training.

What: New Hands-On Activities and Resources to

Teach This Year’s GPP’s & Animal Welfare/Ethics

Don’t Miss: Food, FUN, Door Prizes, Activities,

and More!

Schedule club quality assurance kits for your

club QA after March 10 & complete by June 9!

Issue 1: Feb. & March 2020 Page 5

4-H Cloverbud Volunteer Training

When: Feb. 10, 2020

Time: 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

Where: Ext. Office

What:

• Discover the 4-H

Cloverbot Challenge

• Explore The Big Book

of Cloverbud Activities to use in your

4-H Club & receive a copy.

• Engage in a variety of hands-on 4-H

Cloverbud activities for your 4-H club.

4-H Shooting Sports Instructor Training

When: April 24-26, 2020

Where: Canter’s Cave, Jackson, Ohio

Any volunteer that would like to become a certified shooting sports instructor in archery, pistol, shotgun,

rifle, muzzleloader, hunting & wildlife or living history. Register before March 23 by visiting https://ohio4h.org/sites/ohio4h/files/imce/shootingsports Don’t wait! This training fills up quickly. Teens may also attend Jr. Leader training.

Space Limited Register Early!

Horse Sense for Club Advisors

When: March 16, 2020

Time: 7 PM

Where: Ext. Office

Who: At least one 4-H Club advisor from any club that will be enrolling horse project members.

What: Training to cover policy and rule changes, fundraisers to support horse program, required paperwork, safety, show procedures, mounted meetings, etc.

Equine Affair

When: April 2-5, 2020 Where: Ohio Expo Center Cost: Adults - $15/day or $50/four day pass Youth age 7-10 - $8 Youth 6 and under - Free What: Acquire basic horsemanship knowledge, see clinicians in action with Dressage, Reining, Trail, Western, English, Saddleseat, Easy Gaited, Contesting and more. Lots of interactive exhibits and a big trade show for shopping.

Great field trip opportunity for horse clubs and horse project members and their families. For more information visit equineaffaire.com

Page 6 Clark County 4-H Clover Graham

• Spring Beef Classic & QA: March 14, Cattle Arena. Scrambles Must Show! QA offered at 9:45 am-10:45 a.m. in Cattle Arena.

• Ohio Beef Expo, March 20-22, Ohio State Fairgrounds

• Minimum weight at Fair for market steers and market heifers is 950 lbs.

4-H Rabbit & Cavy Clinic & QA

When: Sat., March 14

Time: 9 AM - Noon

Where: Youth Bldg., Clark Co. Fairgrounds

What: Selecting Your Rabbit & Cavy Projects, Feeding & Nutrition Needs, Health Care, Equipment & Housing, Showmanship, Door Prizes Too! For those that are interested, breeding your rabbits or cavies to produce an offspring and quality assurance required for meat rabbit exhibitors will be covered at the end of the clinic.

Who Must Attend? Members that plan to show… Market Beef Market Lambs Market Hogs Market Goats Meat Ducks Meat Chickens Market Turkeys Market Rabbits Market Dairy Steers Lactating Dairy Cows or Dairy Goats

Where Can You Attend? ➢ One of the Clark County QA sessions or Species Clinics Offering Quality Assurance. Check the 4-H Calendar!

➢ Your 4-H Club’s or Another 4-H Club’s QA Program. Check the Web and Future Newsletters for Dates.

➢ Regional or State Programs held at Beef Expo. etc.

What is the Deadline to Complete? All members must have attended a 2020 QA program by June 10, 2020. The last countywide quality assurance offered will be on June 1st and the last club quality assurance that can be offered is June 9.

Homestead Project Rally & QA MARCH 14, 2020 from 10 AM to 4 PM

• Live Animals on Display (Hogs, Cattle, Sheep, & Goats)

• Selection/Evaluation Specialists on hand for each specie!

• Feed Consultants on Site! • Door Prizes! • Lunch Available • Quality Assurance Training limited to first

125 people to register by Feb. 15 at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60b0948a4ab2cabfe3-homestead

4-H Goat Clinic &

Quality Assurance

When: Thurs., April 2

Time: 6:30 PM-8:30 PM

Where: Annex, Clark Co.

Fairgrounds

What: Managing and

caring for your goat

projects, feeding and

nutrition, health care,

equipment and housing,

door prizes too! Quality Assurance will be offered the

first hour 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM for any 4-H member

needing to meet the quality assurance requirement.

The Goat Clinic topics will follow the 2nd hour.

Current Adult Pork Quality Assurance

Certificate Required for All Parents of 2020

Jr. Fair Market Hog Exhibitors for Clark

County Fair and Ohio State Fair

Get Yours May 7, 2020, 6 PM -7 PM, Fgrds.

Issue 1: Feb. & March 2020 Page 7

Purchasing Your 2020 Dairy Feeder:

• Feeders must be qualified single dairy breed male calves of the Holstein or Brown Swiss breed ONLY!

• Utilize “Purchasing Your Dairy Feeder” handout and the Breed Characteristics Chart included in the 2020 Clark County 4-H Project Req. Guide for Dairy Feeders when making your dairy feeder selections— http://clark.osu.edu/topics/4-h-youth-development/project-requirements • Feeders must be castrated & dehorned by the May 9, Weigh-In & Tag-In or they will not be tagged. No castrating or dehorning at tag-in!

• Feeders must weigh 350 to 650 lbs. by the Clark County Fair Weigh-In on Friday, July 24.

May Tag In A Maximum of

5 Dairy Feeders, Show 2

and Sell 1 Feeder at the

2020 Clark County Fair!

4-H Dairy Clinic & Quality Assurance

When: Sat., Feb. 8, 2020

Time: 9 AM to 11 AM

Where: Arts & Crafts Bldg. Clark Co. Fgrds.

What: Selection of dairy feeders and dairy heifers and cows, veterinarian to discuss health care, feed practices, rule changes, quality assurance and more for all dairy projects.

Door prizes and refreshments provided by the Clark County Dairy Committee and local sponsors. One of the door prizes is a certificate for a dairy calf for the feeder project.

Read Carefully!

MUST ORDER MARKET POULTRY

PROJECTS THROUGH R & P COM.

CLARK COUNTY BULK ORDER FORM

Any member wanting to show market turkeys, market ducks or meat chickens at the 2020 Clark County Jr. Fair must order their day old birds through the Clark County 4-H & FFA Rabbit & Poultry Committee.

Use the Clark County Market Order Form on-line at clark.osu.edu to order your birds by the deadlines listed below.

Order Market Turkeys by March 4. Minimum of 6 tom turkeys at $7/bird per order form. Pick up tom turkeys on April 1, 5 PM-7 PM, Ext. Office.

Order Meat Chickens and Meat Ducks by May 9. Minimum of 6 meat chickens ($3/bird) or 3 meat ducks ($4/duck) per order form. Pick up June 3, 5 PM-7 PM, Ext. Office.

Payment for birds must be made with order form.

Horse Safety Clinic

When: Sat., March 28

Time: 1-3 PM, Ext. Office

Who: First year horse project members and their parent(s)/legal guardian(s) Required in order to participate in the 4-H Horse Program!

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When: Sat. Mar. 28, 9 AM to 3 PM

Where: OSU An. Sc., Bldg.,

Columbus

What: Swine Selection, Meat

Science, Nutrition & Feed Mgt.,

Vaccinations, Showmanship &

Quality Assurance

Cost: $15/person includes lunch

Registration Deadline: March 20,

Register on-line only at

www.go.osu.edu/OSUJRSDAY

Wanted Items for

4-H Blue Ribbon Tree 4-H Clubs are encouraged to

create a “Blue Decorative

Item” to hang in the Clark

County 4-H Blue Ribbon

Tree. Help us show how

Clark County 4-H is

Champions for Healthy Kids.

The Blue Ribbon Tree is a

symbol in support of

preventing child abuse and

neglect in our community.

Bring your Blue Ribbon

items into the Ext. office by

April 3rd.

Horse, Dog & Shooting Sports Permission Participate Forms

Due April 1st.

• All Horse Members and their parents must sign and submit the Horse Permission to Participate Form.

• All Dog Members and their parents must sign and submit the Dog

Permission to Participate Form.

• All Shooting Sports members and their parents must sign and submit the Shooting Sports Permission to Participate Form. In addition, Shooting Sports Projects members participating in a shooting sports project with a firearm must also complete and sign a Handgun Possession Form.

All of the forms above come in a 3-part carbonless form - one copy is kept by the member’s parent, one copy by the club advisor and one copy is to be turned into the Extension Office no later than April 1st.

Attention All Market Hog Project Members

• 4-H Market Hog 1 (first year 4-H members with market hogs) may show a maximum of 2 market hogs and one must be a purebred if showing two. May sell a maximum of one.

• 4-H Market Hog 2 (2nd year and beyond) and FFA may show a maximum of 2 market hogs and can be any combination. May sell a maximum of one.

• Scramble Exhibitors may show their maximum number of Market Hogs in 4-H or FFA and a scramble pig, but may only sell one pig and it must be the scramble.

• Each exhibitor may pre-enter a max. of 10 market hogs by May 15.

• Each exhibitor MUST make entry using the 2020 Market Hog I.D. Form and submit no later than May 15, 2020 to the Extension Office. NO LATE ENTRIES! County farrowed eligibility requires breeder signature on the form. Forms available at: clark.osu.edu

OSU Swine Youth

Adult PQA Certificate Number

required for Market Hog Entry Form.

Issue 1: Feb. & March 2020 Page 9

New Classes 2020 Fair

As you are making 4-H project selections, you may want to be aware of some new classes at the 2020 Fair. For complete information about all Fair Rules visit clark.osu.edu click on 4-H youth Development and then Jr. Fair or access them off the Fair website, clarkcoag.com.

Goats: • Dwarf Type Dairy Doe (any age) • Dwarf Type Dairy Wether (any age) • Dairy Goat Mother/Wether (owned and

exhibited by the same exhibitor). • Fiber Goat Doe or Wether (any age)

(Angora, Cashmere, Silkie) • Pygmy Adult Doe (born before Nov. 1 of

previous year) • Pygmy Type Wether Kids (born between

Nov. 1 previous year and April 1 current year)

• Adult Pygmy Type Wethers (born before Nov. 1 of previous year)

Beef: • Miniature AOB Breeds (Jr. Heifer, Summer

Yearling, Spring Yearling, Cow & Calf)

Dog: • Preferred Novice (Obedience)

Horse • Ranch Riding 8-13 & Championship • Ranch Riding 14-18 & Championship • Adv. Walk Trot

Jo Brown Announces

Retirement

Jo Brown, OSU Extension, Clark Co. Office Associate is retiring March 31st after 25 years of dedicated service to OSU Extension. During her tenure, she has supported the Clark County 4-H Program in numerous ways from answering calls, selling project books, managing fiscal accounts, processing background check reimbursements and so much more. Her support to the entire Clark County Extension Office will be greatly missed. Please join us in congratulating Jo in reaching this important life milestone.

OSU Extension, Employment Opportunity

With Jo’s retirement, OSU Extension, Clark County will soon be posting the Office Associate support staff position. The position will be 50% Fiscal Management/Accounting and 50% Customer Service and Programmatic Support for 4-H, Family and Consumer Sciences and Horticulture Programming. Desired qualifications include experience with accounting, fiscal management, Microsoft Office and Adobe software, strong marketing skills with web and social media platforms, excellent communication skills and a focus on superior customer service. Interested candidates should contact Kathy Tutt at tutt.19@osu.edu for more information and a link to the job posting when available.

4-H Project Enrollment = Clark County Fair and Ohio State Fair Participation

We must verify that your enrolled in the 4-H projects you enter in and have completed those projects prior to signing off on your Ohio State Fair and Clark County Fair entries. If you are a family that plans to show breeding sheep or breeding swine at the Ohio State Fair, please make sure that you enroll in the breeding sheep and/or breeding swine project in addition to the market project as a 4-H member. If you plan to show any 4-H project at the Ohio State Fair, but not the Clark County Fair, you must still enroll in the 4-H project and complete skill-a-thon/project judging to be eligible to show.

Enrollment + Skill-a-thon/Project Judging + Meeting 4-H Club Membership/Participation Requirements = Clark County Fair and/or Ohio State Fair Eligibility.

If you have questions, please don’t hesitate to call Patty House, 937-398-7599 or e-mail house.18@osu.edu.

College Summer Internships

Thanks to the support of the Clark County Commission, we will once again be able to offer summer college internships. The internship is from mid-May to mid-August. Applicants must no longer be age eligible to participate in the Clark County 4-H Program. The internship includes assisting with all the various 4-H programming throughout the summer including skill-a-thons, project judging, camp, Fair, quality assurance, etc. If you know of a college student that is interested in an internship with the OSU Extension, Clark County 4-H Program, please have them e-mail house.18@osu.edu for more details and a link to the internship posting when available.

Why Not Make It A 4-H Club Activity !

Enjoy Popcorn, Hot Dogs,

Chips, Cookies & More

2020 Kick-Off

Wed., March 4 5:30 PM-8:30 PM

Clark County Fairgrounds Annex & Complex

Air Rifle Range

Come Visit Us at

Cloverfield This Year Features...

Maker Fest Activities

• Investigate the Plant, Animal & Insect World

• Play Life Size Games

• Purchase New 4-H Shirts

• Pick Up Your Passport, Collect Stamps At

Each Station, Chance to Win Prizes!

• Explore Projects and So Much More!

We Had A Great Time, You Will Too!

Bring A Friend That is Not a 4-H Member and Both Earn 5 Extra Tickets For

Prize Drawings!

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION

CFAES provides research and related educational programs to clientele on a non-discriminatory basis. For more information: http://go.osu.edu/cfaesdiversity

OSU Extension, Clark County, 4-H Youth Development educational programs provided with major support from the Clark Co. Commissioners:

Melanie Flax Wilt, Rick Lohnes, Lowell McGlothin