April 2019 Utah County 4-H

UTAH COUNTY 4-H

801-851-8470 100 E. Center St.

Suite L-400 Provo, Utah 84606

www.Utahcounty4-H.org

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Calendar of 4-H Events May 1 State Mustang Challenge—Grades 3-12 (Click for information) 1-4 Utah State Jr. Livestock Show—Grades 3-12 (p. 3) 2 Leader’s Council—Adult Leaders and Volunteers (p. 7) 3 Family Camp Registration Opens—4-H Families (p. 2) 6 Livestock Tagging Day #3—Grades 3-12 (p. 3) 9-11 Intermountain Livestock Training—Grades 3-12 (Click for info) 17 4-H Friday—Families—6 to 8:30 pm (p. 2) 18 Morgan County Ranch Riding Clinic —Grades 3-12 (p. 4) 18 Sevier County Masquerade Ball—Grades 9-12 (p. 4) 20 Teen Council & Jr. Ambassadors (p. 3) -All youth grades 7 to 12—From 4:30 to 5:30 pm June 3-5 Junior Youth Conference (JYC) Grades 5-6 (p. 4) 6 Horse Show #1—Grades 3-12 (p. 4) 6 Leader’s Council—Adult Leaders and Volunteers (p. 7) 7 Noteables Tryouts—Grades 3-12 (p. 4) 8 Tagging Day #4—Grades 3-12 (p. 3) 10– 14 or 17-21—4-H App Camp on USU Campus (Click for more info) 11 Annual Day Camp—All Ages (p. 2) 13 Aggie Classic and True Blue Showdown—All ages (Click for info) 14-15 Hidden Garden Tour—All ages (p. 2) 14 Favorite Foods Contest—Grades K-12—Pick a time (p. 4) 18 Craft Camp—Ages 10 and up (p. 4) 20 Contest Day #2—Grades K-12—Pick a time (p. 5) 20-21 Robotics Camp—Ages 9 and up—1 to 4 each day (p. 5) 24 Two-handed Horse Show—Grades 3-12 (p. 4) 24-26 Intermediate 4-H Camp (i4-H) Grades 7-8 (p. 5) 24 Teen Council & Jr. Ambassadors (p. 3) -All youth grades 7 to 12—From 4:30 to 5:30 pm 25-27 Southern Idaho Livestock Judging Camp—Grades 3-12 (p. 3) 27-29 Teen Summer Camp—Grades 8-12 (p. 5) 28-29 State 4-H Dog Show—Grades 3-12 (Click for more information) 29 State English Horse Show—Grades 3-12 (p. 4) 29 Morgan County Open Horse Show—Grades 3-12 (p. 4) July 8 Cloverbud Camp—Grades K-2—9:30 am to 1 pm- Watch for info 8 Horse Show #2—Grades 3-12—Grades 3-12 (p. 4) 9 & 10 Cooking Camp—Ages 10 and up (p. 6) 15 Tagging Day #5—Grades 3-12 (p. 3) 15-17 4-H State Contests—Grades 9-12—Watch for more info 19-20 Summer Junior Teen Retreat—Grades 5-8 (p. 6) 20 State 4-H Lagoon Day—Families—Watch for more info 22 Teen Council & Jr. Ambassadors (p. 3) -All youth grades 7 to 12—From 4:30 to 5:30 pm 22 County Ambassador Interviews—Currently grades 8-11 (p. 3) 23-26 Family Camp—4-H Families (p. 2)

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Family Activities 4-H Friday—Theme “SuperheroeS”

Free for all youth and families in Utah County (Dinner included) May 17 from 6-8:30 pm At the 4-H office, 100 E. Center St. Suite L400 in Provo The entire family is invited to join us for 4-H Friday…..a night of family fun from the 4-H! Bring your neighbors and friends who are not members of 4-H to help them learn more about 4-H. Dinner will be provided and will start right at 6 pm. You won’t want to miss out on this fun evening! Worth 1 Achievement Point. Teens and younger kids (Grades 3-12): Rotate through activities, fun crafts, and a service project planned and led by the Teen Council.

Cloverbud Youth (Grades K-2): Stay in one room to play games planned and led by the Junior Ambassadors. Nursery (Ages 18 mo. to pre-K): Nursery run by the 4-H Leader’s Council. Adults: Get to attend workshops to learn more about our 4 -H program.

SERVICE PROJECT Donations Needed: I'm Megan Mickelson, I'm on teen council and I am a county ambassador for 4 -h. I have the incredible opportunity to travel to South Africa in June to distribute feminine hygiene kits with Days for Girls. I am cur-rently collecting the following items for the kits: hotel-size bar soap, wash cloths (any color), Ziploc brand freezer bags (must be Ziploc brand), girls size 10-16 underwear (no faces or animals on the print for cultural sensitivity), and monetary do-nations. If you have any questions or need more information feel free to call or text me at 801 -822-9883. Days for Girls increases access to menstrual care and education by developing global partnerships, cultivating social en-terprises, mobilizing volunteers, and innovating sustainable solutions that shatter stigmas and imitations for women and girls. Together, we're creating a world with dignity, health, and opportunity for all. Our movement has reached more than one million girls - and counting! With your help, we can reach Every Girl. Everywhere. Period.

ANNUAL 4-H DAY CAMP—SPY TRAINING

Free for all 4-H youth and their families are invited June 11 from 9 am to 2 pm At Canyon Glen Park in Provo Canyon

Join us for our annual 4-H Day Camp! Attendees need to bring their own lunch, water bottle and wear sunscreen. Come dressed to get wet! We will be doing activities like crime detecting, having snow cones, an obstacle course and scavenger hunt. Come ready for a fun day of adventure with our teen council! Worth 1 4-H Achievement point.

4-H Family camp! All 4-H youth and their families are invited July 23-26- $50 per person (includes your choice of river rafting or Bar-J Wranglers) Kids 2 and under are $8 At the 4-H Camp in Alpine, Wyoming Register starting May 3 at http://ut.4honline.com.

Join your 4-H friends for 4-H Family Camp! Cost includes camp activities, crafts, games, food, t-shirt and your choice of river rafting or Bar-J Wranglers. Additional activity costs: if you choose to do a second activity, and we have one day reserved for family activities. On family day, you can travel to Yellowstone, the Tetons, or Jackson Hole. Registration is open to all. You will be sleeping in a tent or in a cabin with your family. Worth 1 4-H Achievement point.

Hidden Garden Tour – Anyone interested! Tickets are $15 in advance or $18 at the gardens (Kids 8 & under are free) June 14 from noon to 8 pm June 15 from 10 am to 6 pm Check out the website for tickets and information.

Come see amazing gardens located in Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, Lehi and Alpine! We want to welcome you to the 23rd year of our Hidden Garden Tour Come discover beautiful private gardens in Utah County. We hope that you will attend the tour and be inspired as you find new and creative ideas for your own gardening spaces. You do not need to be in 4-H to attend this wonderful event, so invite your friends and neighbors!

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Teen Council & Junior Ambassadors

Free for all youth grades 7-12 —Check out this site for more information May 20, June 24, July 22 From 4:30 to 5:30 pm At the 4-H office, 100 E. Center St. Suite L400 in Provo

All youth grades 7-12 are invited to join us for our Utah County 4-H Teen Coun-cil and Junior Ambassadors! We would love every youth in Utah county to come. Bring a friend and come learn leadership skills, plan activities, build friendships, and have fun! Each meeting is worth 1 4-H Achievement Point. ***We also hold a youth club at the same time for younger siblings of those on Teen Council. This way, parents are welcome to bring all of your kids. We do things like crafts, team building activities, play games, and have lots of fun!

Youth Leadership

Livestock—Shows, Tagging Days and Camps—Grades 3-12 Livestock Tagging Days are critical for youth wishing to participate in the Junior Livestock Shows. This year if you would like to participate, you MUST attend a livestock tagging. Please, do not ask the agent to come to you. Steers must be tagged at least 100 days prior to the show you are wishing to attend. Sheep and hogs must be tagged at least 60 days prior to the show. Due to new policies, all tags must be paid for PRIOR to tagging the animal. This must be done online at: http://ut.4honline.com. Registration must be complete online prior to attending. More info can be found on our website. Tagging Day #3: May 6 -6 to 8 pm at Spanish Fork Fairgrounds—475 S. Main Street, Spanish Fork Tagging Day #4: June 8 - 10 am to 12 at Spanish Fork Fairgrounds—475 S. Main Street, Spanish Fork 1 to 3 pm at Lehi High School—180 N. 500 E. Lehi Tagging Day #5: July 15 -6 to 8 pm at Spanish Fork Fairgrounds—475 S. Main Street, Spanish Fork May 1-4— Utah State Jr. Livestock Show June 25-27—Annual Southern Idaho Livestock Judging Camp Contact Katelyn at 801-851-8470 or katelyn.bell@usu.edu for more info

4-H Activities, Camps & Retreats

4-H Ambassador Interviews

Youth entering grades 9-12 in the fall Interviews will be July 22—Applications due July 20 at https://ut.4honline.com At the Utah County 4-H Office—100 E. Center St. Suite L700, Provo

Youth can choose to apply for any of the following Ambassador Positions opening this fall. Plan to conduct an ice breaker during the interview time, so we can see your leaderships skills in ac-tion! You will need to attend a mandatory training retreat in the fall. Utah County Ambassadors—Organize and lead two Junior Teen Retreats and two major service projects throughout the year. County Livestock Ambassadors & Horse Ambassadors—You will plan and conduct Horse and Livestock events through-out the year and assist at shows. County STEM Ambassadors—Help with STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) activities throughout the year. You will also help at the STEM trailer. Utah Northern Regional Ambassadors—You will be a repre-sentative from Utah County for the Utah Northern Region. These ambassadors will meet once a month and plan a spring retreat for teens across the northern region.

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4-H Activities, Camps & Retreats

Horse Information– Grades 3-12 and adults

Contact Katelyn for more info at Katelyn.bell@usu.edu Register online at http://ut.4honline.com May 18—Morgan County Ranch Riding Clinic June 6 — State Horse Show #1 at 4 pm June 24— 2-Handed Horse Show #1 June 29—State English Horse Show #1 June 29—Morgan County Open Horse Show July 8—Utah County Horse Show #2 at 4 pm

JYC (Junior Youth Conference) Youth Grades 5-6 and Adult Chaperones– Limited spots, so register early June 3-5 —Held at Snow College Youth cost is $80 for Utah County members (regular price is $130) Adult volunteer chaperones are free Register ends when spots are full, or June 1, online at: http://ut.4honline.com

This amazing youth conference is for 5-6 graders. You will play water games, partic-ipate in fun workshops, have a dance, and much more! For more information, and to see a video about it, check out their website. See you then! Worth 1 4-H Achievement point.

Favorite Food Contest—Grades K-12 At the 4-H Office—100 E. Center St. Suite L700, Provo

June 14 — Pick a time Time spots listed online at: http://ut.4honline.com

This is one of the easiest contests for kids to compete in. Prepare your favorite food ahead of time, give a short presentation on the dish and serve it to the judges. You will be judged on your presentation, place setting, knowledge of the food, and the dish itself. Click here for the Favorite Food Contest guidelines and the score sheet. Worth 2 4-H Achievement Points.

NOteables Tryouts—Grades K-12 At the 4-H Office—100 E. Center St. Suite L700, Provo

Tryouts in Utah County are June 7 — Applications due June 1 Time spots listed online at: http://ut.4honline.com

The Noteables is a brand new State performing arts group. Utah 4-H is looking for youth who can sing, dance, play instruments, and talented at show production (lighting, audio, etc.). The group will perform at various state venues, events, and conferences throughout the year. Bring a flash drive with your music on it, if you need it. There will be two required rehearsal weekends. The first one is July 18-20. The second one will be in August. Check out the website for more information.

Sevier County 4-H Masquerade Ball Grades 9-12 May 18 from 7 to 10 pm Cost $3 for admission, or $5 for admission and a mask At the Sevier County Fairgrounds—410 E. 200 S. Richfield, Utah

The Sevier County 4-H Teen Council has invited our county to their annual Masquerade Ball! There will be *A dance *Photo booth *Relationship activities *Snacks. Dress is semi-formal or formal. If you have any questions, please contact Nan Singleton at 435-201-7803.

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4-H Activities, Camps & Retreats

4-H Contest Days At the 4-H Office—100 E. Center St. Suite L700, Provo June 20 —Time spots listed online at: http://ut.4honline.com

All 4-H youth grades K-12 are encouraged to participate in this fun contest day. You are invited to pick one or more contests to participate in. Click the links to view the rules of each contest. Each contest is Worth 2 4-H Achievement Points.

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Demonstrations: Demonstrate on any subject you are interested in, such as Ag, Home Economics, Food, Horse, STEM, Health Living, etc. You may work individually or as a team of two. Demonstrations should not exceed 15 minutes. Click the link for more infor-mation.

Talent Contest (fill out this form, print and bring it with you): We would love to see dance, piano, instruments, vocal and variety talents. You may compete as an individual, or a team of up to four members. You will be judged on things like showmanship, appear-ance, and your talent itself.

Cosplay: Create a costume based on any fictional character and present why you picked that character. You will be judged on things like creativity, construction of costume, and your presentation.

Prepared Video Production: Create a video for this contest! You will be judged on things like your story board, the video itself, and your presentation.

Sewing Contests: Sew any type of project-like a quilt, baby dress or handbag. Then, display the item and present about your project. You will be judged on your construction, presentation, and interview about the item.

Fashion Revue (fill out this form to bring with you and watch this video about it): Come prepared in an outfit to model for the judges. The outfit/garment can be constructed, modified or purchased. When you compete, you will need to do an oral presentation and be able to answer questions from the judges.

Craft Camp Ages 10 to 18 June 18 from 9 to noon At the 4-H Office—100 E. Center St. Suite L700, Provo Cost is $7 Registration online at http://ut.4honline.com

Do you want to make items to enter in the Utah County Fair in August? Come craft with us! This fun craft camp has been planned by our amazing volunteers. Youth will be making at least 4 items they can enter into the county fair. Make: *Perler Beads *Canning *Puppets *Craft with the Cricket Machine (bring a bag or a t-shirt to decorate) Worth 1 4-H Achievement point.

Robotics Camp Ages 9 and up June 20 & 21 from 1 to 4 pm each day At the 4-H Office—100 E. Center St. Suite L700, Provo Cost is $5 Registration online at http://ut.4honline.com

LEGO NXT Sumo Robotics Camp! The Utah County 4-H STEM Ambassadors will be lead-ing this camp. Youth will work in pairs to prepare sumo robots for the Utah County Robotics Competition held during the County Fair in August. Participants will learn to build and pro-gram a simple LEGO NXT bot with light, touch and ultrasonic sensors to compete within the sumo ring platform. Space is limited, so register today! Worth 1 4-H Achievement point.

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i4-H (Intermediate 4-H) conference Grades 7-8 and Adult Chaperones– Limited spots, so register early June 24-26—Held at the USU Eastern in Price, Utah

Youth cost is $65 for Utah County members (regular price is $115) Adult volunteer chaperones are free Registration ends when spots are full, or June 1, online at http://ut.4honline.com

Calling at youth in 7 & 8 grade and their parents! Come join us for our annual Utah State i4-H Youth Conference! The Utah State 4-H Ambassadors are in charge of this conference. They will be having *Workshops & games *Swim in the wave pool *Rock climb and have lots of fun! Register early! Click this link for more information and a fun video from years past. Worth 1 4-H Achievement point.

Teen Summer Camp Grades 8-12 and Adult Chaperones– Limited spots, so register early June 27-29—Held at Reid Ranch near Fruitland, Utah

Youth cost is $75 for Utah County 4-H Members (regular price is $150) Adult volunteer chaperones are free Registration online at http://ut.4honline.com

Calling at youth who just finished 8 to 12 grade! Join us for our annual Utah County 4-H Teen Summer Camp! You will be have: *Workshops *Games *Canoeing *Horseback riding *Archery, and more! Register early! Worth 1 4-H Achievement point.

4-H Activities, Camps & Retreats

Cooking Camp Ages 10 and up July 9 & 10 from 10 am to 1 pm Cost $12 Register online at http://ut.4honline.com At the 4-H office, 100 E. Center St. in Provo

Join us for a slice of fun! The theme for this camp is “Chinese New Year.” We will be cook-ing different foods like chow mien, fried rice, eggrolls and orange chicken. We will also be doing fruit carving, making fortune cookies and some Chinese New Year crafts. Each day, you will eat what you cook. Everyone who has attended the cooking camp in the past has loved it! Thank you to our volunteers who run this camp. Worth 1 4-H Achievement point.

Junior Teen overnight Retreat

Theme: “CreaTiviTy Camp—Find your paSSion”

Grades 5-8—Cost $30 July 19-20 Register online at http://ut.4honline.com At the 4-H office, 100 E. Center St. in Provo Join us for a fun Junior Teen Retreat. You will make new friends, do team building and have leadership activities. This is planned by our Utah County 4-H Ambassa-dors. Dinner, snacks and breakfast will be provided. You will do things like:

*Photography excursion *Yoga and swimming *Sports *Crafts *Group games

Worth 1 4-H Achievement Point.

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Utah 4-H Scholarship Winners We are excited to announce the 2019-2020 4-H Scholarship Winners from Utah County!

Congratulations!

Autumn Olsen AGRI Utah County 4-H Scholarship

Devin Bunnell

AGRI Amy Kearsley 4–H Scholarship AGRI Fern Shipley Kelly 4-H Scholarship

AGRI Utah County 4-H Scholarship AGRI Von H. & Elaine Y. Jarrett 4-H Scholarship

Gabriela Coca AGRI Utah County 4-H Scholarship

Parker Boley

AGRI Utah County 4-H Scholarship

Porter Olsen AGRI Utah County 4-H Scholarship

Leader and Volunteer Council

Free for leaders of all experience levels

At the 4-H office - 100 E. Center, L-400, Provo

May 2, June 6 from 5:30-7 pm

No meetings in July and August

Join other leaders, volunteers, and parents from across the county as we discuss upcoming activities and decide how to help our program run better. All leaders, parents and volunteers are invited to attend. Dinner will be provided!

Leader’s Corner (Parents and Volunteers)

Leader and Volunteer Training

Free for leaders of all experience levels

Volunteer orientation can be found online

Utah 4-H Volunteer Orientation is an online course for all Utah 4-H Volunteers. This course will help orient you with 4-H. You will need to create an account and then complete the course.

4-H Job Opening

STEM Job opening at Thanksgiving Point! Please share with anyone who might be interested! The USU Extension Youth-4-H Position has been posted. We encourage the posi-tion announcement to be shared broadly to get an excellent pool of applicants. In-terviews are slated for late May with the position likely starting July 1 2019. For more information and to apply, click here.

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2018-2019 Utah County 4-H Calendar

Each event is worth 1 point except for those indicated.

Due October 1 in the 4-H Office.

Name __________________________________________

Points Required Award Earned (please check)

25 Points + portfolio ____ Gold Award – Gold Pin

20-24 Points ____ Silver Award– Silver Pin

15-19 Points ____ Bronze Award– Bronze Pin

*UPDATED: April 1, 2019

Some dates may change as it gets closer to the event, so check the newsletter

each month for any updates.

CONTESTS: All contests are open to youth grades K-12 (livestock and horse

are grades 3-12). Youth K-8 are encouraged to participate in order to prepare to compete in State Contests when they are in grades 9-12. Contests are worth 2

points each.

Date Activity—Contest—Event Points

Oct. 13 4-H University (Grades 6-8)

Oct. 15 Family Night Out - Science Day (Families)

Oct. 18-20 TLT -Teen Leadership Training (Grades 9-12)

Oct. 29 Teen Council/Jr. Ambassadors (Grades 7-12)

Nov. 5 4-H Achievement Night (Families)

Nov. 9-10 Turkey Show (Grades 3-12)

Nov. 10 Wasatch Front FSC Camp (Grades 5-12)

Nov. 19 Holiday Paint Camp – Ornament (Grades 5-12)

Nov. 26 Teen Council/Jr. Ambassadors (Grades 7-12)

Nov. 30 Fall 4-H Friday – “Giving” (Families)

Dec. 5 Portfolio Training Night (K-12)

Dec. 7 Holiday Goodie Camp (Grades 3-12)

Dec. 10 Expansion & Review (Grades 9-12)

Dec. 12 Horse Kick-off Party (Grades 3-12)

Jan/Feb/Mar Livestock Bowl (Grades 3-12) 2 pts. (Can only earn points once)

Jan. 10 Cricut Maker Class (Grades 9-12)

Jan. 17 World of Work Contest (Grades K-12) 2 pts.

Jan. 25-26 Teen Winter Retreat (Grades 9-12)

Jan. 28 Teen Council/Jr. Ambassador (Grades 7-12)

Jan. 31 Healthy Cuisine Contest (Grades K-12) 2 pts.

Feb. 1 Senior Level Portfolio’s (Grades 9-12) 2 pts.

Feb. 1-2 Horse Camp (Grades 3-12)

Feb. 2 Hippology Contest (Grades 3-12) 2 pts.

Feb. 5 Cupid Archery Shoot (Families)

Feb. 9 Sevier County Swing Dance Camp (Grades 9-12)

Feb. 11 Leader’s Banquet (Families)

Feb. 13 Maker Series: Valentine E-textile (Grades 3-12)

Feb. 16 State Public Speaking Camp (Grades 3-12)

Jan/Feb/Mar Horse Bowl Contest (Grades 3-12) 2 pts. (Can only earn points once)

Feb. 20 Impromptu Public Speaking (Grades 3-12) 2 pts.

Feb. 20 Public Speaking Contest (Grades 3-12) 2 pts.

Feb. 23 Livestock Judging Contest (Gr. 3-12) 2 pts

Feb. 25 Teen Council/Jr. Ambassador (Grades 7-12)

Mar. 1-2 Spring Junior Teen Retreat (Grades 5-8)

March 2 Horse Reasons Clinic (Grades 3-12)

March 6 Family and Consumer Science Bowl Contest (Grades K-12) 2 pts.

March 13 Ranch Riding Clinic (Grades 3-12)

March 14-16 Utah State Leadermete (Grades 6-12)

March 21 Contest Day #1 (Grades K-12) 2 points each Demonstrations – all areas Cosplay Prepared Video Production Talent Contest Sewing Contest Fashion Revue

March 22 Livestock Fitting and Showmanship Clinic

March 22 Spring Cupcake Camp (Grades 3-12)

Mar 23-24 Back 2 the Basics State Horse Show (Grades 3-12)

March 25 Teen Council/Jr. Ambassadors (Grades 7-12)

April 1 4-H Night Out with the Utah Jazz (Families)

April 16 Mock Legislature (Grades 9-12)

April 19-20 Northern Regional Retreat (Grades 7-12)

April 21 Utah State Rifle Shooting Contest (Grades 9-12)

April 22 Teen Council/Jr. Ambassadors (Grades 7-12)

April 22 Family Night Out – Easter Celebration

April 26-27 Envirothon (Grades 9-12)

April Horse Public Speaking Contest (3-12) 2 pts

April 25 Chef Extraordinaire Contest (Grade K-12)2 pts

May 1-4 Utah State Jr. Livestock Show (Grades 3-12) 2 points

May 9-11 Livestock Judges Training (Grade 3-12)

May 17 Spring 4-H Friday “The Greatest Show” (Families)

May 20 Teen Council/Jr. Ambassadors (Grades 7-12)

May 28-31 Millard County Junior Livestock Show (Grades 3-12) 2 points

Jun/Jul/Aug Horse Shows (Grades 3-12) 2 pts each show

Jun/Jul/Aug Utah County Parades (Families)

June 3-5 Junior Youth Conference -JYC (Grades 5-6)

June 3-6 Uintah Basin Jr. Livestock Show (Ferron) (Grades 3-12) 2 points

June 11 4-H Day Camp (All Ages)

June 8-15 Citizenship Washington Focus (Grades 9-12)

June 14 Favorite Foods Contest (Grades K-12) 2 pts.

June 14-15 Hidden Garden Tour (All ages)

June 18 Craft Camp (Grades 3-12)

June 20-21 Robotics Camp (Ages 9 +)

June 20 Contest Day #2 (Grades K-12) 2 points each Demonstrations – all areas Prepared Video Production Cosplay Talent Contest Sewing Contest Fashion Revue

June Utah Dairy Goat Show (Grades 3-12) 2 pts.

June 24 Teen Council/Jr. Ambassadors (Grades 7-12)

June 24-26 Intermediate 4-H Conference-i4-H (Grades 7-8)

June 24-28 Ag Leadership Camp

June 27-30 Teen Summer Camp (Grades 8-12)

June 29 State English Horse Camp (Grades 3-12)

July 8 Cloverbud Camp (Grades K-2)

July 9 or 10 Cooking Camp (Grades 5-12)

July 10-13 Southeastern Utah Jr Livestock Show (Grades 3-12) 2 points

July 15-17 State Contests (Grades 9-12)

July 19-20 Summer Junior Teen Retreat (Grades 5-8)

July Jr. All Dairy Show (Grades 3-12)

July 20 State 4-H Lagoon Day (Families)

July 22 County Ambassador Interviews (Grades 8-11)

July 22 Teen Council/Jr. Ambassadors (Grades 7-12)

July 23-26 Family Camp (Grades K-12)

Nature High Camp (Grades 10-12)

August 2 Jewelry Making Camp (Grades 4-12)

Aug. 12-19 Utah County Fair Service/Volunteer (All ages)

August 12 Utah County Fair Exhibits/Entries (Grades K-12) One point per item entered, can earn up to 5 points

Aug. State 4-H Lagoon Week (Families)

Aug. 14-17 Livestock Show at County Fair (3-12) 2 pts

August 15 Jr. Ambassador Kickoff (Going into grades 7-8)

Aug. 23-24 Back to School Teen Retreat (Grades 9-12)

Sept. Portfolio Training (Grades 3-12)

Sept. Utah State Fair Junior Livestock Show (Grades 3-12) 2 points

Sept. 4-H Day at the Utah State Fair (Families)

Sept. 19 Contest Day #3 (Grades K-12) 2 points each Demonstrations – all areas Prepared Video Production Cosplay Talent Contest Sewing Contest Fashion Revue

Sep. 25 State English Horse Show(Grades 3-12) 2 pts.

Sept. 26-28 Utah State Horse Show (Grades 3-12) 2 pts.

Sept. 23 Teen Council/Jr. Ambassadors (Grades 7-12)

Oct. 1 County 4-H Portfolios Due (Grade 3-12) 2 pts.

Shooting Sports State Practice Qualifier (Grades 3-12) 2 pts.

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