Local Governments U.S. Department of Agriculture CooperatingThe University of Maryland is equal opportunity. The University’s policies, programs, and activities are in conformance with pertinent Federal and State laws and regulations on nondiscrimination regarding race, color, religion, age, national origin, sex, and disability. Inquiries regarding compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended; Title IX of the Educational Amendments; Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973; and the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990; or related legal requirements should be directed to the Director of Personnel/Human Relations, Office of the Dean, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Symons Hall, College Park, MD 20742

“ IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN A 4-H ACTIVITY, PLEASE CONTACT THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND EXTENSION AT 410-887-8090 AT LEAST TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO THE ACTIVITY DATE.”

4-H Summer InternThe 4-H office is excited to welcome back one of our Baltimore County 4-H Alumni.

“Hello my name is Santana Mays, and I am this year’s 4-H summer intern. When I was in 4-H, I was an active member of the White Hall 4-H club! During my time in 4-H, I showed dairy cows, and steers, market lambs and pigs, chickens, and I even participated in Dairy Bowl as well as fashion revue. My true passion was in the Dairy Industry. I even became Alternate Maryland Dairy Princess. As Dairy Princess I was able to travel all over the State of Maryland, meeting new people and learning new things all while promoting the dairy industry. It was such a great opportunity I encourage others to participate.

I will be starting my junior year at Juniata College in the fall where I play field hockey. Even in college, I remember the lessons and skills I learned in 4-H and use them every day. I want to encourage young 4-Hers to take every opportunity they can within 4-H. There is so much to get involved in and let me tell you; your time as a 4-Her goes by so quickly. I miss my days is 4-H. I hope that this summer through the camps and the County Fair I will be able to relive my days as a 4-Her. I look forward to meeting new members and catching up with old members. Please contact me with any questions or ideas you may have regarding new programming!”

Baltimore County 4-H Clubs 1

4-H Summer Intern 1

Until We See Her at the County Fair 1

Baskets for Fair 1

Quality Assurance 2

Maryland Conservation Corps is Now Recruiting! 2

How to Identify Poison Ivy 3

2017 Maryland 4-H Congress 3

Baltimore County 4-H Fair 3

Craft & Scrapbook Making Night 3

Hereford Jr. Farm Fair 3

Roller Skating 3

Maryland State Fair 3

4-H Fundraiser 4

4-H Staff 4Inserts4-H County Fair4-H Roller Skating Craft NightCalendar

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE JUNE/JULY 2017

Until We See Her at the County FairJennifer Coroneos has been with 4-H her whole life, and our 4-H office has had the good fortune to watch her grow into a talented adult. She has worked in our office this past year as a 4-H Program Assistant. Jennifer cares deeply about the 4-H program and as a result worked tirelessly to maintain

the high level of programming already set.

On June 10th, Jennifer entered the next chapter of her life. She married Scott Neil and had made Virginia her new home. She continues her education and working on their farm. We will all see her again at this year’s 4-H County Fair. Join us as we wish her continued success and much happiness in all her endeavors.

BALTIMORE COUNTY OFFICE 1114 SHAWAN ROAD, SUITE 2 COCKEYSVILLE, MD 21030 (P) 410-887-8090(F) 410-785-5950

4-H NewsletterBALTIMORE COUNTY

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The 4-H Office in Baltimore County will be CLOSED on: July 4, 2017

Baltimore County 4-H Clubs

Baskets for FairHello, everyone, my name is Terri Doran and my daughter, Samantha, is in the Rabbit Club. I thought for the 2017 Baltimore County 4-H Fair we could expand on the silent auction. I would like to have baskets with all types of goodies. If anyone has any unused items that you would like to donate it would be greatly appreciated. I’ll take anything from kitchen and bath, home goods, perfumes and colognes, handmade items (hats, blankets, etc. ) animal related, toys, movie tickets, gift cards, and, of course, baskets. If I don’t use it this time, I’ll save it for the next year. If any clubs would like to donate a basket, that would be great as well. If anyone would like to help assemble the baskets, just let me know. Please feel free to call or email me at 410-598-9956, terbrelog@yahoo.com. Thank you, everyone, in advance for all of your help, Terri. Donations are tax deductible.

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Animal Science

questions to evaluate knowledge at different points during the program.

There are two Levels to the program: one level is for Junior members and the second level is for Intermediate and Senior members. Members will be automatically taken to the appropriate Level according to the birthdate entered on the registration screen The program takes about 45-75 minutes to complete, depending on which level is being completed. When members register for the program, they will be provided a unique Passcode. Members should write their Passcode down and keep it in a safe place! If a member needs to stop the AH&QA training in the middle of the program, he or she may resume the program where they left off by entering their Passcode on Welcome screen of the program. ALL new members and members completing the Online AH&QA program prior to 2017 must register to receive a NEW PASSCODE. Passcodes from 2016 should still be active for members.

A member must be LOGGED IN for the system to track their progress and record their completion of the program. There is a note at the top of the screen indicating the member’s status. When logged in, the message will read “Logged in: [Member’s Name]“. If the member is not logged in correctly, the message will not identify them by name it will identify them as a “Guest“. Progress will NOT be recorded as a “Guest”.

Upon completion of the program, members will have an opportunity to print a Certificate of Completion for their records. It is suggested that members keep the Certificate of Completion with their animal health papers, registration papers, and other animal records. Each member’s progress will be kept in a statewide database and their County 4-H staff will receive notification that they have completed the AH&QA training.

Quality Assurance4-H and FFA On-Line Animal Husbandry & Quality Assurance (AH&QA) Program Now Open for 2017

All Maryland 4-H members enrolled in alpacas, beef, dairy, goats, horse and pony, poultry, sheep, swine and rabbits are required to complete the 4-H and FFA On-Line Animal Husbandry & Quality Assurance (AH&QA) Program to be eligible to exhibit their project animals in the 2017 Maryland County 4-H and State 4-H Shows. The AH&QA program has been updated for 2017 in partnership with West Virginia University and will also be completed by West Virginia 4-H and FFA members this year.

For 2017, members will have access to the AH&QA program from March 15th through July 1st. Members MUST complete the AH&QA training no later than July 1st.

4-H’ers are required to complete the on-line training program when they reach each 4-H age division (Juniors (ages 8-10), Intermediates (ages 11-13), Seniors (ages 14-18) – all as of January 1 of the current year OR when as Intermediate and Senior 4-H members, they choose to show a new species since last completing the program within their age division.

Members may go directly to the AH&QA program at www.agnr.umd.edu/ahqa or a link to access the AH&QA program will be posted on the Animal Science Program Resources page of the Maryland 4-H website at http://extension.umd.edu/4-h/4-h-program-areas/animal-sciences.

The program must be completed using Firefox, Chrome or Safari web browsers. The program is not supported by Internet Explorer.

The on-line program gives youth the opportunity to fulfill the Animal Husbandry and Quality Assurance training requirement via internet from their home, school or local library. The AH&QA program has voice narration, so the material is shared in both written and oral form. Members will be asked to respond to

Department of Natural Resources, Annnapolis

Maryland DNR is now recruiting 35 new crew members for the MCC! If you are between 17 and 25 and interested in conservation and natural resources management, consider applying for this award-winning program. Term

of service is September 2017 to August 2018. For more information and application details please see

http://news.maryland.gov/dnr/2017/05/15/park-service-recruiting-next-generation-of-environmental-stewards

Maryland Conservation Corps is Now Recruiting!

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Upcoming Opportunities2017 Maryland 4-H CongressDate: June 20-24, 2017Location: University of MarylandJune 20th – 24th – Open to all Maryland 4-H Youth ages 13-18! Registration through 4-H online will open mid-April! $175 early bird price before May 15th, $225 after.

Baltimore County 4-H FairEvent Date: Thursday, July 13-15, 2017 at 7:05 pm Set up: July 8, 2017 from 10 am to 4 pm Clean up: July 16, 2017 from 9 am to noonLocation: Maryland State Fairgroundswww.baltimorecounty4hfair.org

Craft and Scrapbook Making NightDate: Thursday, July 27, 2017, 6-8 pmLocation: 4-H Office, 1114 Shawan Road, Cockeysville, MD 21030What to bring: your scrapbook, photos any other supplies you would like to bringAll are welcome!

Hereford Jr. Farm FairDate: Thursday, August 4-5, 2017Location: Baltimore County Center for Maryland Agriculturewww.herefordjrfarmfair.com

Skate Night FundraiserDate: Thursday, August 10, 2017Location: Sportsman Hall, 15500 Hanover Pike, Upperco, MD 21155Cost: rent skates - $10 bring your own skates - $7All are welcome!

Maryland State FairDate: Thursday, August 24 to September 4, 2017Location: Maryland State FairgroundsRegistration Deadline: July 31, 2017www.marylandstatefair.com/exhibitors/4-h

Hort Corner How to Identify Poison IvyBy Alexa McCullen, University of Maryland Extension Horticulture Agent Associate/Master Gardener Coordinator

It’s the time of year for backyard cookouts, evenings on the patio, and games on the lawn! Warm weather is upon us and it is time to get our yards ready for the outdoor activities of summer. As you are making your rounds among the growing weeds, be on the lookout for the poison ivy that can be lurking!

Poison ivy is usually found in the areas of our yards where the sunny lawns or flower beds meet the edge of wooded areas. It can appear as a groundcover, vine, or even a small shrub. As a vine, it can often climb trees and create hairy roots that attach it to the trunk. The leaves of poison ivy are in sets of three, typically with the lower leaves are side by side and the third leaf protruding on a longer petiole past the lower leaves.

These leaves could have smooth, serrated, or lobed edges.

All parts of poison ivy contain the urushiol oil, which causes the skin irritation associated with contact with poison ivy. When working with poison ivy, it is advised to wear long pants, long sleeves, and protective gloves. Remove clothing by turning the clothes inside out as you remove them. Wash clothing with hot water and detergent. If you skin comes in contact with any plant part or any object that has contacted the plant, be sure to wash skin within 10 minutes using dish soap or rubbing alcohol. If you begin having a reaction, treat with oral or topical antihistamines. Allow irritated skin to dry through exposure to air.

There are some plants that can raise our alarms that may not be poison ivy. Some common cases of mistaken identity

include Virginia creeper (Parthenocissus quinquefolia) and boxelder (Acer negundo). Virginia creeper has leaves in sets of five instead of three. Boxelder can be more difficult to distinguish, however, when you look at the stem of the plant, the leaves of boxelder are oppositely arranged, or have two sets coming from the same point in the stem. Poison ivy has leaves that are alternately arranged, or have only one set of leaves coming from each point on the stem.

If you ever have questions about poison ivy identification or the identification of any other plants in your yard, you can always submit photos or a physical sample to the University of Maryland Extension Baltimore County office or to the Home and Garden Information Center via the Ask an Expert link on their website at https://extension.umd.edu/hgic .

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4-H Skate Night Fundraiser

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The University of Maryland Extension is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Equal Access ProgramsPlease contact us 2 weeks in advance for any special accommodations at 410-887-8090.

August 10, 2017 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm Sportsman Hall 15500 Hanover Pike Upperco, MD 21155 410-429-6030 - Skating rink 410-887-8090 - 4-H office

Cost: rent skates - $10 bring your own skates or do not skate - $7

Bring the whole family everyone is welcome!

All proceeds go to 4-H Teen Council

4-H Craft Night /Scrapbook

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July 27, 2017• 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Baltimore County 4-H Office 1114 Shawan Road • Cockeysville, MD 21030

410-887-8090 - 4-H office (please call to register, first come, first serve)

Projects: Working with or without assistance youth will have the opportunity

to do the following projects which could also be submitted at the Hereford Jr. Farm Fair:

• Holiday Craft: Christmas • Holiday Craft: Other • Duct Tape

• Nature Craft: shells, rocks, seeds• Paper Craft• Scrapbook

• Recycled Art• Miscellaneous• Collage

• Mixed Media

Materials: Will be provided, but you will want to bring photos, some of your materials if you would like to work on more projects.

Bring a friend non-4-H and 4-H’ers everyone is welcome!

The University of Maryland Extension is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Equal Access ProgramsPlease contact us 2 weeks in advance for any special accommodations at 410-887-8090.

BALTIMORE COUNTY 4-H FAIR NEWS July 12-15

YOUTH IN ACTION June 2017

http://www.baltimorecounty4hfair.org/

Fair Schedule The Fair Schedule can be accessed at http://www.baltimorecounty4hfair.org/schedule.pdf

Set Up - Fair Setup will be completed on Saturday, July 8th, from 10 am to 4 pm.

Save entry day time - Pick up indoor entry tags during set-up

Exhibits: Indoor, Poultry and Rabbit Exhibits received Wednesday afternoon.

All Livestock/Dairy arrive Wednesday evening & Thursday morning, in place by 9 am. Food Exhibits arrive Thursday.

Clean Up – Sunday, July 16th, 9am-12Noon

Reminder: Animal exhibitors are to help take down pens, cages, clean, etc., and must sign out with the department superintendent or premiums will be forfeited.

Tour Guides needed Thursday and Friday. Call the 4-H Office to volunteer 410-887-8090.

Agroland Teen and Adult volunteers are needed to help in Agroland on Thursday, Friday and

Saturday. Contact the Fair Board at bc4hfairboard@baltimorecounty4hfair.org.

Livestock exhibitors (dairy, beef, goat, poultry, rabbit, sheep, swine): Orientation Thursday 10am; Overnight orientation to follow. If you are staying overnight on Wednesday, there will be an overnight orientation on Wednesday at 9:30pm.

Join us on Thursday for the Farm Bureau Ambassador Contest at 4:30 pm and the

4-H Fashion Revue Program at 5 pm. Then stay for the Picnic Supper and Cake Auction. PICNIC SUPPER RSVPs DUE JULY 1st

Clovers -- What can you do? Check out: http://www.baltimorecounty4hfair.org/cloversdo.pdf

Pedal Tractor Contest! New for Clovers and Juniors. See Department 36.

Help Needed Thursday and Friday: Tour Guides (contact the 4-H Office)

and Agroland activities (contact Laura Kefauver - lkhk1668@gmail.com).

Beef, Dairy, Dairy Steers, Goat, Sheep, Swine, arrive Wednesday, July 12th from 8—10 pm & Thursday July 13th from 7—9:00 am

Exhibitors must have vet paperwork, self-certification, and ALL REQUIRED EAR TAGS (farm tag, 4-H tag, RFID tag, scrapie tag) MUST BE IN PLACE

Exhibitors will arrive on the Fairgrounds, and proceed behind the Home Arts Building and the Swine/Sheep barn to the Swine end of the barn. You will meet with the inspector for vet paperwork, self-certification, and animal health check. Market animals will proceed to the scale for weigh-in, then to the Cow Palace for unloading.

All Livestock must be in place by 9 am, Thursday morning.

FUND RAISING EVENTS

Let’s give Mr. Dwayne a New Look! The goal is to raise $5,000 for the 4-H

Program and the Fair. The Club raising the most by July 1st gets to shave his beard and see his hair cut. Get sponsors and help your Club raise money. Checks are made out to BCEAC.

Silent Auction: The Fair Board is looking for items to include in its Silent Auction. If

you have items to donate, send an e:mail to bc4hfairboard@baltimorecounty4hfair.org. The Rabbit Club is creating baskets with all types of goodies for the silent auction. If you would like to donate items contact Teri Doran at 410-598-9956 or terbrelog@yahoo.com.

Club Food Challenge: Clubs are challenged to support local Food Banks.

Club members, families, friends and neighbors can drop off non-perishable food items during the Fair at their Club’s designated location. Based on weight, the top 3 Clubs will be recognized. BUT WHICH IS TOP CLUB!! Find out at Saturday night’s Livestock Sale.

We Want Your Shoes! Board is collecting gently worn, used and new shoes

and sneakers. These will be “bagged” and the Fair will be paid by the pound. Check your closets and even check with your neighbors and friends. Shoes and Sneakers are to be bound together and dropped off during the Fair.

Quarter Auction - Friday July 14th Doors open at 5:30pm Auction at 7pm

Admission: $5.00 per person (includes 2 paddles) Additional Paddles: $2.00

Cake Auction: Thursday, July 13th, 7 pm. Invite your family, friends, relatives,

business associates and organizations to place a bid.

Picnic Supper - Thursday, July 13th, 5:45 pm, RSVP by July 1st

Only a limited # of Tickets will be available after July 1st

RSVP on the form below for special pricing.

Baltimore County 4-H Fair Picnic – July 13th

PICNIC RSVP BY JULY 1st

– Complete & Mail reservation form with payment

(A limited # of Tickets will be available after July 1st at increased cost)

Name: __________________________________________

___ # of Pit Beef tickets @ $10.00 if rsvp by July 1; $12 after July 1

___ # of Pit Turkey tickets @ $10.00 if rsvp by July 1; $12 after July 1

___ # of Children Hot Dog Meal (ages 5-12) tickets @ $5 if rsvp by July 1; $6 after July 1

___ # of Children Hot Dog/Chips Meal age 4 and under tickets – free

Total payment enclosed: $______ (make check payable to Baltimore County 4-H Fair Assoc)

Mail this RSVP form and payment to: Carolyn Sellman, 11212 Liberty Road, Owings Mills, MD 21117 Pick your tickets up beginning 4:30 pm, prior to the picnic.

Show your 4-H pride by signing up to be a Fair Tour guide for the Baltimore County 4-H Fair. Guides will be able to obtain community service hours and get a great t-shirt. There will be two days of tours: July 13th & July 14th 2017.

Tours will be one hour long and will begin every half hour from 12:00 am - 2:00 pm Thursday and from 9:30 am - 2:00 pm on Friday.

Please send in the form below with the desired tour guide times and your t-shirt size to the 4-H Office. 1114 Shawan Road, Suite 2, Cockeysville, MD 21030

THIS FORM IS DUE NO LATER THAN JUNE 27th, 2017 OR CALL THE OFFICE AT 410-887-8090.

FAIR TOUR GUIDES

NEEDED Name:

Address:

Phone: ( ) Age:

E-Mail:

TOUR TIMES

July 13, 2017

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Miss Baltimore<iounty

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Looking For Contestants! Are you interested in competing in the Miss Baltimore County Farm Bureau Contest?

See if you meet the criteria:

• 16-19 years old (not to be age 20 before the state contest on August 24, 2017)• Parents must be a member or join Baltimore County Farm Bureau ($60 membership fee) or you can join

independently if over 18• Have involvement or good understanding of the ag industry• The winner must be able to attend a three-day orientation on August 7-9.

The winner will receive $500. Additional monetary prizes will be awarded to the runners up. The winner will

participate by helping with awards at events like the Baltimore County 4H Fair between July 13th and 15th

and help promote agriculture throughout the year! Miss Baltimore County Farm Bureau will compete in the

Miss Maryland Agriculture Contest at the State Fair, which is held August 24 th• The winner of Miss

Maryland Agriculture receives a scholarship worth over $10,000.

Throughout the year, Miss Baltimore County Farm Bureau will meet people in all walks of life, make new

friends across the State, speak at events and experience many new prospects. It is a wonderful opportunity

to share with the public everything about the agriculture industry.

For an application contact:

The BCFB Office, 410-823-1789 or bcfbmd@gmail.com

Deadline for application is June 30, 2017.

Miss Baltimore County Farm Bureau Contest

July 13th

MD State Fairgrounds (Baltimore County 4 H Fair)

Time: 4:30 PM Miss Contest

After the contest, stay for the 4H family picnic!

More information: http://www.baltimorecounty4hfair.org/picnic.html

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Baltimore County 4-H STEM Camp 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Oregon Ridge park

MD State Fair Entries Due Online by Midnight

Baltimore County 4-H Fair Open to the Public Timonium Fair Grounds

Baltimore County 4-H Fair Clean Up

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Fair Board & Assoc. Meeting7:30 p.m. in the Mosner Miller building 7:30 at the Fairgrounds

Club Leader Training & Club Re-enrollment Meeting 10:00 am – 3 pm at the Ag Center

Labor Day 4-H Office Closed

September

Club Financial & Property Inventory Form Due to County Office

MD State FairTimonium Fair Grounds

Hereford Jr Farm Fair Baltimore County Ag Center

Skate Night Fundraiser

Sportsman Hall15500 Hanover PikeUpperco, MD 21155 6:30 – 9 pm

Hereford Jr Farm Fair Baltimore County Ag Center

MD State FairTimonium Fair Grounds

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4-H NewsletterBALTIMORE COUNTY

4-H StaffDwayne Murphy Wendy Dilworth Kriss Cocoros Trish Moore Santana MaysExtension Associate Agent Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant Graphic Designer 4-H Summer Interndmurphy2@umd.edu wendydil@umd.edu kcocoros@umd.edu pmoore@umd.edu smays1@umd.edu

Do you want to see Mr. Dwayne have his beard shaved and hair cut?

University of Maryland Extension 4-H Volunteer Training:Two hour webinar for New UME 4-H volunteers.A volunteer must have completed all UME volunteer paperwork before attending the training. Please call 410-887-8090 to register.

Fair Board and Association: All meetings are held at the Mosner Miller building at the MD Fairgrounds at 7:30 pm June 15, 2017 – AssociationJuly 27, 2017 – Fair EvaluationSeptember 28, 2017 – Association

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The plan is to raise $5,000 half going to the Baltimore County 4-H Fair and the other half going to the 4-H Office. Whichever club raises the most money by July 1st will have the honor of shaving Mr. Dwayne’s beard, and we will all get to see him have his hair cut and donated to charity

at the Baltimore County 4-H Fair.Your club can get sponsors, do fundraisers, ask family and friends or use any other creative way to raise money. Please make all checks out to BCEAC.If each club raised about $300 each, we would make the goal amount.

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