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Extension Office Staff Tina Hicks
CEA-4-H & Youth Development [email protected]
J.D Ragland
CEA—Agriculture & Natural Resources [email protected]
Kelli Lehman
CEA—Family & Community Health [email protected]
Shannon Walsh
Urban Program Director [email protected]
Mary Stephens
Extended Learning Day Program Leader [email protected]
Erin Jones-Gray
CEA—Horticulture [email protected]
Vera Shorter Office Manager
Newsletter Editor, Layout & Design:
Sue Walker
August 2019 February 2020
County Council Meeting When: 6-7 p.m. Monday, February 24th Where: Kuhlman Extension Center 2019-2020 County Council Officers Miles Huffhines—President Lainye Meador—Vice President Tanner Owen—Reporter Hannah Fields—Secretary Lucas Bradshaw—Rec Leader Sunny Cowley—Dist Council Delegate Club Council Members T. S. Bow Conner Sperry Cash Miller Kason Sperry Bree Reinart Creed Miller Lilly Thurman Wesley Millican Raeleigh Smith Kenna Ellison Jae-Lyn LeGrand Emily Fields Micah Butcher
Thanks!!! Thanks to all the families who worked in the Randall County Junior Livestock Show Conces-sion Stand. Also thanks to everyone who pur-chased food and drinks from it. We had a very successful year, and we couldn’t have done it without you!
Concession stand proceeds benefit all 4-H members and fund many project needs (contests, awards etc.) in Randall County like the Clothing & Textile & Food & Nutrition pro-jects, registration fee reimbursement for State Roundup Contestants, County Gold Star Schol-arships, the annual Achievement Banquet, Randall County Roundup and so much more.
4-Hers, Parents and Volunteers . . .
Thank you for yet another successful show and sale! We are so proud of everyone who com-peted and thankful for everyone’s tireless efforts! This wouldn’t be a successful program without the help of many people; so, thank you all and good luck to everyone headed to the majors!
Important News
The Cloverleaf Randall County 4-H Newsletter
February 2020 Important News
The Cloverleaf Randall County 4-H Newsletter
February 2020
What’s Happening
We apologize if we’ve failed to recognize any of your 4-H accomplishments. Contact the Extension Office, and we’ll be glad to mention them in next month’s newsletter.
Randall County Junior Livestock Show Top Results Steers
Raylee Bain Grand Champion, 2-Breed Champions
Layton McMurphy Reserve Champion & Res Breed Champion
Lainye Meador Senior Showmanship Reserve Breed Champion, Breed Champion
Reid Rousser Breed Champion
Cash Wallace Breed Champion
Katelyn Brownd Breed Champion, Res Breed Champion
Landon Wampler Res Breed Champion
Wesley Millican Res Breed Champion
Heifers
Layton McMurphy Breed Champion & Breed Champion
Creed Miller Res Breed Champion
Katelyn Brownd Res Breed Champion
Cash Miller Breed Champion & Grand Champion, Jr Showmanship
Lamb
Jace Owen 2-Grand Champions & 2-Breed Champions
Sophie Bradshaw Jr Showmanship
Jake Smith Reserve Champion & Res Breed Champion
Tanner Owen Senior Showmanship Breed Champion
Kaylee Dunn Breed Champion Res Breed Champion
Brendan Carr Res Breed Champion
Mason Wolf Res Breed Champion
Wether Dam
Brendan Carr Grand Champion & Reserve Champion
Barrows
Sterling Boyles Grand Champion Res Breed Champion & 3-Breed Champs
Courtney Williams Breed Champ & 2-Res Breed Champions
Addie Hicks Senior Showmanship
Lawson Canales Jr Showmanship
Hart Skidgel Breed Champion, Res Breed Champion
Karlie Venhaus 2-Breed Champions & Res Breed Champion
Kambree Venhaus Breed Champion
Brady Cortese Res Breed Champion
Brooke Madeley Res Breed Champion
Keelyn Meador Int Showmanship
Kutter Meador Res Breed Champion
Canon Rosser Res Breed Champion
Tanner Owen Res Breed Champion
Breed Champion
Gilts
Kole Skidgel Grand Champion
Addie Hicks Reserve Champion
Goats
Sunny Cowley 2-Grand Champions
Laney Cox Reserve Champion
Lilly Thurman Senior Showmanship, Reserve Champion
Gracie Cox Jr Showmanship
Rabbits
Shelby Calhoun Grand Champion & Breed Champion
Dalia SanMiguel Reserve Champion & Breed Champion
Laura Gill Senior Showmanship
Kyle Guerrero Jr Showmanship
Anna Martin Breed Champion
Hannah Fields Breed Champion
Madison Hill Breed Champion
Hannah Ketterlin Breed Champion
Brooke Williamson Res Breed Champion
Timothy Gill Res Breed Champion
Teagen Bernett Res Breed Champion
Cheyenne Minier Res Breed Champion
Hunter Cunningham Res Breed Champion
Bree Davis Res Breed Champion
Broilers
Canon Rosser Grand Champion & Res Champion
2020 RCJLA Scholarship Winners Addie Hicks- Panhandle Plains Land Bank
Lucas Bradshaw- Randall County Farm Bureau
Lainye Meador- Dr Bob and Cleo Robinson
Katelyn Brownd- George Tirey
Lainye Meador- WTAMU Ag Development Association
Jae-Lyn LeGrand- Dugan Farm
Courtney Williams- Preston Hollis Memorial
Bryan Dominguez- Piehl Family Scholarship
Jordan Daniels- RCJLA Scholarship
Kallen Johnson- RCJLA Scholarship
Tabatha Manasco- RCJLA Scholarship
Walter Cranmer “Top Hand” Award and Scholarship Congratulations to Brooke Madeley who earned this year’s Randall County Junior Livestock Show
Walter Cranmer “Top Hand” Award and Scholarship. Good job!!
Juniors 1. Cash Miller 2. Lawson Canales 3. Hayden Watkins 4. Casen Bice 5. Jacob Quiroz
Seniors 1. Slade Bauman 2. Addie Hicks 3. Tanner Owen 4. Callen Bice 5. Lucas Bradshaw
Juniors 1. Reese Wilson 2. Myles Wolf 3. Bridget Leheska Seniors 1. Alex Wilson
Intermediates 1. Kilian Leheska 2. Riley Wilson 3. Mason Wolf 4. Hope Gleghorn
New Years Classic Swine Jackpot Results Kyle Minier Breed Champion
Brooke Madeley Res Breed Champion
Hudson Dear 2-Breed Champions & Res Champion
Samuel Carver Res Breed Champion
Cayden Cox Res Breed Champion
Jacob Quiroz 2-Breed Champions & 2-Grand Champions
Lawson Canales Res Breed Champion
Jaylie Knowles Breed Champion
Kylie Knowles 2-Breed Champions
Hailey Howard Res Breed Champion
Brady Cortese Res Breed Champion
RCJLS Livestock Judging Top 5 RCJLS Livestock Skillathon
H Stars!
Expanded Day Learning is “Mad for Science” in 2019-2020
Expanded Learning Day (ELD) classes began again in February. This year students will study energy—its forms and uses. Come help us have fun with rockets, drones, fossils, potato batteries, solar wood burning, compasses, pinhole cameras and many more exciting ways to discover energy.
Classes meet on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 4-4:30 p.m. at Reeves-Hinger, Lakeview, City View and Crestview elementary schools. Class dates are from February 4-April 29, 2020. How about sharing your knowledge, expertise, leadership and communication skills with these 3rd and 4th graders? Please contact:
Mary Stephens, Program Leader Expanded Learning Day 468-5543 or [email protected]
We can schedule your service then. You’ll be in for a “Mad, Mad, Mad” time with science!
Rifle
Fish ‘n Fun
Horse Shows
Record Books
Trap & Skeet
Photography
Archery
Future 4-H Contests
Expanded Day Learning Looking for Donations
We need 100 empty paper towel roll tubes by April 1st
And 100 empty potato chip cans by May 1st
These items will be used for 4-H learning projects. We would appreciate any help you can give us. Drop them at the Extension Office for Mary.
Youth Task Force Opportunities In an effort to provide more leadership opportunities at the district level for high school 4-H members, they are going to test out Youth Task Forces for some of the con-tests that require more personnel. Duds to Dazzle and Fashion Show will be the guinea pigs.
Participation will be limited to 3 applicants on each task force. You do not necessarily have to participate in the projects to be on their task force but applicants may not be competing in either of these contests . Contact Bail-ee Wright, [email protected], for a Task Force application. Completed applications are due back to Bailee by March 2nd.
For more information, go to http://preservationofhoney-bees.org/essays/2020-essays
What’s Happening
Dog Project Meetings
When: 2 p.m. Sundays, February 12th & 26th
Where: AOTC Bldg, 8175 S Osage
Leader: Cherie Scholz, 679-5031 or [email protected]
Robotics When: 9 a.m.—Noon Saturdays, February 15th, 22nd, & 29th & March 14th & 21st
Where: Kuhlman Extension Center
If you’re interested in finding out more about the Robotics Project, you’re invited to attend these meetings.
Leaders: Cheryl, 806-418-4114, or Kevin Morris, 806-443-3834 or [email protected].
Entomology When: shortly after 5 p.m. Wednesdays, February 12th & 26th
Where: Room 315 of the WTAMU Ag Complex, 600 WTAMU Dr
If you’re interested in the study of insects and would like to join our entomology team, you’re welcome to come to our meetings. Leader: Bonnie Pendleton, 651-2554
2020 State Dog Show July 10-11, 2020
Huntsville, TX
The 2020 Texas 4-H Dog Show rules are posted to the State 4-H web page along with a number of support ma-terial. There have been some significant changes, so you will want to review these carefully.
Validation Instructions: To participate in this show, you must have already validated your dogs on 4-H Con-nect.
Judge Recruitment Packet: Every year we have diffi-culty recruiting judges for the show for a number of rea-sons. If you would be willing to assist us in this process, please download the judge recruitment packet from the web page and share with any judges you would like to see at the Texas 4-H Dog Show.
T-Shirt Design Contest: We offer at Texas 4-H Dog Show T-Shirt for sale each year. This is your opportunity to submit a design to be used on that shirt.
Dog Photography Contest: Any 4-H member can sub-mit photos to the Dog Photography Contest whether they own a dog or not. Check out the rules on Page 28.
https://texas4-h.tamu.edu/projects/dog-care-training/
Senior Texas 4-H Photography Contest
Participants must be 4-H members in grades 9-12 as of September 1, 2019. Photos must be taken between Janu-ary 1, 2019 and the time of entry. Only one entry per category can be made by your county.
Entries must be turned in to the Extension Office on a Zip Drive or emailed to the County box at Randall-tx@tamu-edu for judging by Friday, April 3rd. Win-ning entries must register by April 15, 2020 on 4-H Connect. For more information on this contest, go to: https://bexar-tx.tamu.edu/files/2019/08/2019-2020-State-Photography-Rules.pdf
Consumer Decision Making Practices
When: 4:30 p.m. Thursdays, February 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th
Where: Kuhlman Extension Center
If you’re interested in joining a Consumer Decision Making team, contact Tricia Odom, 806-335-5064, or [email protected]. You can find out more about the contest by going to the website http://texas4-h.tamu.edu/projects/consumer-education/ . District competition will take place April 16th.
15 % JoAnn’s Discount
4-H members, leaders and staff can receive a
15% discount on purchases at JoAnn’s. Find
out how to qualify for this discount by going to
https://www.joann.com/4-h/ .
What’s Happening
What’s Happening -Get Involved in County Council-
County Council Officer Elections Officer elections will soon take place at a County Council meeting. Watch your newsletters for the date and time. If you would like to run for a County Council office, complete the form below or you may complete a fillable form located https://counties.agrilife.org/randall/files/2020/01/20-21-County-Council-Officer-fillable-Application-Form-1.pdf.
What’s Happening
Meeting Room Reservation Requests If you want to schedule a meeting in one of the Kuhlman Extension Center meeting rooms, please fill out a Meeting Room Reservation Request Form found at http://randall.agrilife.org/4h-youth-development-2/forms-2/misc-forms/.
You may bring the completed form to the Extension Office or send it to the Randall County box [email protected]. We’ll confirm that your meeting has been placed on the calendar. Remember, it’s first come, first served so make a reservation as soon as you find out you’re having a meeting.
VERY IMPORTANT!!
Watch Your Emails We will be emailing the 4-H newsletter, a weekly news blast and communicating important 4-H information to your family’s e-mail addresses with “Randall 4-H” in the subject line.
Space Camp
Suit up for a mission to the International
Space Station or train for landing on the
moon! Space Camp is the ultimate edu-
cational experience that illuminates real-world applica-
tions of science, technology, engineering and mathe-
matics.
Throughout the week, students are immersed in astro-
naut training techniques using equipment adapted from
NASA’s astronaut program. They learn about space hard-
ware, enjoy and educational water activity and experience
a spaceflight mission while learning about aerospace ca-
reer opportunities.
Space is filling up fast so register as soon as you can.
Camper ages are 9-11 and cost is $1,099.00. To learn
more about the camp, go to https://
www.spacecamp.com/4h.
What’s Happening
Texas 4-H Opportunity Scholarship Program
The Texas 4-H Opportunity Scholarship application went live November 1st. Additional rules and guidelines are available on the Texas 4-H Foundation website: texas4h-foundation.org under the Scholarships tab.
How to apply: Go to the texas4hfoundation.org website and click “Scholarships” then select the type of scholar-ship you are interested in (i.e. Baccalaureate, Technical, Courageous Heart or Collegiate). There will be an “Apply” button on each of the pages that will take you to the new Texas 4-H Foundation Scholarship Portal. You will then create a profile.
For uploaded documents, they need to be one page in length. If you have an applicant using the text boxes within the application, they do have to follow the charac-ter count. The text box does count spaces as characters so the list type questions were given a higher character count to account for those additional needed spaces.
You will be uploading documents to your application and it is important that you do not name your file with any identifying information other than the application ID you created. When saving your documents, please be sure NOT to include your name, school, town, county or dis-trict in your file name. The preferred format for your file name is document subject.application identifier. For example: SAT.KG0311 FAFSA.KG0311 4H Projects.KG0311
Additional instructions on how to apply are available on each of the scholarship pages. Applicants must have their application reviewed by their CEA and have their CEA complete the CEA Verification Form . The applicant will need to upload this form with their application. The form is available to print from the Foundation website under the “Apply” button on the Scholarship page or from within their application. You now have the option to upload a pdf document for responses that are better suited in a table format.
Important Dates:
February 3rd Applications Due to County Extension Office
February 14th Application Deadline
April 3rd Interview Notification (Tentative)
April 24th—26th Interviews
May 4th Award Notification (Tentative)
June 8th—11th Texas 4-H Roundup
D1 4H Scholarship Opportunities Texas Extension Education Association (TEEA) Scholarship Application deadline is February 15th. For more information, go to https://www.cappex.com/scholarships/texas-extension-education-association-teea-4-h-scholarship
Amarillo Area Foundation Scholarships Many scholarship opportunities are listed – including one sponsored by our District 1 FCS association (Edith Lois Wilson Scholar-ship). This scholarship is for a student majoring in the field of Human Sciences. All scholarships are due by Noon Friday, February 14th, for this organization: https://www.amarilloareafoundation.org/#grantsscholarships
Ann Sonner Scholarship This is a scholarship sponsored by Texas Extension Association of Family & Consumer Sciences and is for former 4-H members attending a Texas college and majoring in family and consumer sciences or a related field. I have attached the scholarship – below is the link to the filla-ble form. This particular scholarship is due February 1st to the County Extension office. http://teafcs.tamu.edu/files/2011/11/Ann-Sonner-ScholarshipFillable.pdf.
Texas Farm Bureau Scholarship Opportunities
If you or an immediate family member, or legal guardian are members of Texas Farm Bureau, you may be eligible to receive the Texas Farm Bureau Scholarship. Applications are due by midnight March 2nd. For more information, go to https://texasfarmbureau.org/youth/youth-opportunities.
Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo
Hildebrand Scholarship For more information on this scholarship, go to https://www.rodeohouston.com/Portals/0/Content/EducationalSupport/Scholars/Guidelines/Hildebrand-Guidelines.pdf. Applications are due online by February 3, 2020.
Jason Krueger Memorial Scholarship Applicants must be enrolled in 4-H, be a high school senior and have exhibited a steer in Texas Steer Shows. Applica-tions are available at the Extension Office. Completed ap-plications must be received at address on the information packet no later than April 10, 2020.
Scholarships
Livestock Lowdown
Clipping Schedule If you want to use our facility to clip your animals, call
the Extension Office and schedule a clipping time be-
fore you head out to any Major Stock Show. Let us
know if you would like assistance with your clipping.
Houston/Austin Travel Meeting
When: 6:30 Wednesday, February 26th
Where: Kuhlman Extension Center
This is a mandatory meeting for at least one member of your family if you plan on competing at either of these stock shows.
What’s Happening
Ft Worth, San Angelo and San Antonio Stock Show Passes
are ready to be picked up at the Extension Office.
Remember, we can not mail them
so come by the office to get yours.
4-H Academic Eligibility You must be enrolled in 4-H and be making passing grades in school be-fore you can compete in any 4-H contest. The reason we ask you to notify us so early that you want to compete in contests is because we must check with your school to see if you are passing at least two weeks in advance of the contest. Extension sends a letter to your school with the contest name, date and whether competition will require you to miss any school. We can not excuse you from school unless you have enrolled in 4-H.
Don’t forget that it is still your responsibility to let your school know the exact dates you will be absent from school so they will know how to code your absence. If they don’t know why you’re not at school, you may be given an unexcused absence. You should also get assignments from your teachers before leaving.
If you are not academically eligible to compete, the school will notify a county agent who will let one of your parents know that there is a problem with your grades.
Instructional Ride Night When: 7-8:30 p.m. Mondays, February 3rd & 17th
Where: WTAMU Equestrian Center
Randall 4-H will be conducting an Open Ride Night at the WTAMU Equestrian Center. Classes will have 30 minutes of classroom time and 1 hour riding. You don’t have to own a horse to ride. You must bring a copy of your current Coggins before you’ll be allowed to participate in the riding portion of the night. Contact the horse project leader in charge of these weekly events, Chey-enne Lueb, 433-5485 or [email protected], if you have any questions.
Horse Judging When: 6-7 p.m. each Monday of the month
Where: WTAMU Equestrian Center
Contact Cheyenne Lueb, 806-433-5485 or [email protected], if you wish
4-H Connect Open for 4-H Enrollment
Enrolling 4-H youth in your family now costs $30. (Clover Kids enrollment will still be free.) To enroll your child in 4-H, go to
texas.4honline.com. Important things to remember about enrolling in 4-H:
• If you have been enrolled in 4-H, you already have a family profile and it is not necessary to build another. Please use this old family profile to reenroll. If you can’t remember your password, you can call the Extension Office and we’ll reset your password then you can change it to one you will remember in the future.
• Be sure to fill in all the forms in 4-H enrollment. Information is not required on the medical form, but it does have to have a date and a signa-ture for it to be valid.
• If you wish to receive a copy of the monthly 4-H newsletter in the mail, please edit your family’s profile and choose mail as your correspond-ence preference. Also, if you have someone else you would like to keep informed about 4-H like a grandparent or anyone else not living with you, place that email in the second household email field.
• 4-H Leaders need to enroll each year also. Every three years, a background check will need to be run on leaders. Trainings are good for 2 years.
Gebos is sponsoring Big Fun in D1
And offering support to 4-H. If you’ll sign your family
up at the link https://www.gebos.com/4h-ffa-
rewards/, and give them your phone number at the
checkout, they offer 4-H families a 10% discount off
your purchase and donate 5% to 4-H.
Horse Happenings
Facebook page for Randall
4-H Shooting Sports Club
http://www.facebook.com/randall4hshooting
Shooting Sports Webpage
Keep up with contests at the State Shooting Sports webpage http://texas4-h.tamu.edu/projects/shooting-sports/.
Amarillo Rifle & Pistol Club Junior Rifle Program
Registration: 9-11 a.m. each Saturday
ARPC's Junior Program instructs youth up to 20 years old in firearms safety and good sportsmanship as part of the fun-damentals of NRA Smallbore (22 long rifle) Gallery compe-tition. The Club provides bolt-action target rifles, shooting jackets, mats, spotting scopes, ammunition and instruction for the ten-week Saturday-morning sessions each Spring and Fall where they learn to shoot from the standing, kneeling, and prone positions.
There is no specified minimum starting age; however, be-fore participating in the program, the young person must be physically capable of holding up the rifle while in the standing position and be mature enough to follow instruc-tions and stay focused.
The club also offers Hunter Safety Training in conjunction with the Junior Program. All juniors must have a signed Junior Consent Form to participate. For more information on the program, go to http://www.amarillorpc.com/junior-smallbore-program.
Archery When: 5:30-6:30 Wednesdays, (call leader for dates)
Where: J ’n C Archery, 7627 Canyon Dr
$50 annual fee
Leader: Christi Hairston, 282-9540 or [email protected].
4-H Rifle Project
They are no longer accepting participants in the Rifle Project. Practices for those already signed up for rifle take place at 6 p.m. each Tuesday at the Amarillo Rifle and Pistol Club. Leader: Scott Katcher, 806-351-2385. The District Rifle Match is in May.
Shooting Sports!
T-Anchor 4-H Club Meeting When: 2 p.m. Sunday, February 9th
Where: Kuhlman Extension Center
Leaders: Tracy Berry, 282-3982, Carrie Finley, 355-3879, [email protected]
News: Please check e-mails daily. This is the club’s way of send-ing info and updates.
Canyon 4-H Club Meeting When: 7 p.m. Thursday, February 6th
Leaders: Cara Bradshaw—676-1404, [email protected]
Mary Jon Huffhines, 816-210-6942, [email protected]
“Like” our Canyon 4-H Club page on Facebook or check out the club website for timely updates and info.
Cowboy 4-H Club Meeting Contact club leader for meeting information.
Where: Lions’ Club in Happy, TX
Leader: Staci Wyatt, 683-4822, [email protected]
Livestock 4-H Club Meeting No February or March Club Meetings Good luck to everyone showing at County and all the Texas Major stock shows. Keep us informed of your results and we’ll be happy to post them on our Facebook page. Leaders: Mandy Cowley, 806-786-3807 [email protected], Sherilyn Owen, 683-5020, [email protected], Ellise Meador, 290-5390, [email protected] “Like” us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter to receive latest announcements and updates. You can even text [email protected] to 40404 to get text messages.
Consumer Decision Making Leader: Tricia Odom, 335-5064, [email protected] Dog Leaders: Cherie Scholz, 679-5031, or [email protected] Entomology Leader: Bonnie Pendleton, 651-2554, [email protected] Horse Judging Leader: Cheyenne Lueb, 433-5485, or [email protected] Sydney Reynolds, 509-432-9996, [email protected] Livestock Judging Leader: Mandy Cowley, 806-786-3807, [email protected] Livestock Quiz Bowl Leader: Cara Bradshaw, 676-1404, [email protected]
Livestock Skill-a-thon Leader: Shannon Wilson, 676-2067, [email protected]
Rabbit Leaders: Misty Manasco, 679-2489 , [email protected] Kristy Ketterlin, 670-7063, [email protected] Robotics Leaders: Kevin & Cheryl Morris, 806-418-4114, [email protected] Shooting Sports Rifle Leader: Scott Karcher, 351-2385, [email protected] Archery Leader: Christi Hairston—282-9540, [email protected] Trap & Skeet (Shotgun) Leader: Gerrod Salyer, 335-0130,
[email protected] Facebook Page for Randall 4-H Shooting Sports Club
www.facebook.com/randall4hshooti
Project News
Clover Kids 4-H Club Meeting When: 6 p.m. Monday, February 24th
Where: Kuhlman Extension Center
Leader: Brandy Carr, 806-570-0814, [email protected]
Meghan Williams, 806-339-2622, [email protected]
Shine 4-H Club When: 2 p.m. Thursday, February 6th
Where: Kuhlman Extension Center
Program: Remember to bring the items you signed up for the Bless-ing Bags for the Homeless. If you don’t have an assigned item, bring a couple of pop top cans of chicken.
Leader: Michelle Fields, 580-647-0996, [email protected]
Bushland 4-H Club When: 2 p.m. Sunday, February 16th
Where: Bushland Elementary School Cafeteria
Leaders: Janet & Tyler Randolf, 282-3780 or [email protected]
Rabbit 4-H Project Club Meeting No February Rabbit 4-H Project Meeting
Next Meeting: 2 p.m. Sunday, March 8th
Where: Randall County’s Happy State Bank Event Center, 1111 Texas 335 Loop, Amarillo
Leaders: Misty Manasco, 679-2489, [email protected]
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Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service
Randall County 4-H
Herbert F & Jeannie Kuhlman Extension Center
200 N Brown Rd
Canyon, TX 79015
Phone: 806-468-5543
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Tina Hicks
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4-H & Youth Development
J.D. Ragland
County Extension Agent-
Agriculture & Natural Resources
Kelli Lehman
County Extension Agent-
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