2019-2020 Enrollment New Enrollment Deadline is February 3, 2020. Enrollment cost will be $30 per youth, (5-18 year olds). This fee includes: $15 State 4-H fee (that goes directly to the State 4-H Office), $1 4-H Insurance cost for the year, $2 donation to the State 4-H Foundation and the rest of the money goes to 4-H project manuals. Cloverbud fees cover the cost of all workshops for the year except spring break. Shooting Sports members will pay an additional $10 yearly fee. Encourage a friend to join.

2020 National Western Stock Show The National Western Stock Show will be January 11-26, 2020. 4-H Day at the National Western Stock Show is Friday, January 17. Group tickets are only available if they are purchased early. All Colorado 4-H families and invited guests are eligible for discounted prices on reserved seating. Discounts are not available at the Stock Show Box Office. For a complete schedule, visit www.nationalwestern.com.

The annual Leadership Development Conference (LDC) will

be held January 25-26, 2020 in Denver. LDC is a fun, educational weekend promoting leadership development and community service. The event is open to youth 14 and over and registration is typically around $160.00. This conference

is in conjunction with the annual 4-H Day at the Capitol where members can be present during the Proclamation for Colorado 4-H Day. Tours of the state capitol will be available. Interested youth can register in 4-H Online, starting in December.

Morgan County 4-H Newsletter

Colorado State University Extension 4-H programs are available to all without discrimination.

Inside this issue:

4-H Activities 1

4-H Information 4

4-H Judging 5

Scholarship Information 6

4-H Leader Information 7

MC 4-H LAC 7

Livestock Information 8

2020 Fair Livestock Info 10

Extension News 12

Calendar of Events 13

To Make the Best Better

All 4-H families have a responsibility to read the 4-H newsletter and to understand the infor-mation and deadlines that apply to them.

Need help? Please check with your club leader or contact 4-H Agents at the Extension Office.

December 2019

Be sure to keep in

touch with your club

leader and remain ac-

tive in club meetings

this fall.

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4-H Day at the Denver Nuggets on Sunday, January 26, 2020 at 1:30 pm at the Pepsi Center

in Denver. This is the Sunday afternoon of Leadership Development Conference and all 4-H members are invited to join us for the game. The 4-H Foundation has secured a block of tickets at reduced rates that may be purchased by 4-H members, families and friends by using this link: https://Nuggets.KSETickets.com/4h. Promo code is NUG4H. Ticket prices run from $32 - $80 per person as you’ll see in the link where you’ll have access to the seating charts and ticket pricing options. A limited number of tickets are available so sign up soon!

Fair Board Vacancy There are 4 potential vacancies open; each would serve a 3 year term (ending 12/31/2022) on the Morgan County Fair Board. Address letters of interest to Board of County Commissioners, c/o Karla Powell, PO BOX 596, Fort Morgan, CO 80701, stating your qualifications and why you wish to serve. Deadline is December 15, 2019.

2020 County Fair Dates Official fair dates are July 31 - August 6, 2020, BUT pre-fair activities will begin earlier in July including Interview Judging which is Wednesday, July 29th.

2019-2020 4-H State Community Service This year's state officer team decided we would like to do a year-round community service this year! We are asking you to collect pop tabs for the Ronald McDonald house located in Colorado Springs from now until State Conference in June!

December Cloverbuds Workshop December 18, 2019, 4:30-6:00 pm, Extension Office $5 fee with RSVP by December 16. Or free if already enrolled in 4-H (RSVP still required). Activities Include: Christmas Ornament Making

4-H Exchange Twine Recycling Did you know that twine is 100% recyclable? There is no need to burn, bury, or throw the twine in a landfill when it can be recycled and reused. The Morgan County 4-H Exchange has partnered with the Morgan County Conservation District in an effort to recycle twine and keep it out of our landfills and from building up on peoples’ land. If you have twine, no matter how much, please consider dropping it by the Extension Office in Fort Morgan on December 14th. The Morgan County 4-H Exchange makes $0.10 per pound recycled, and proceeds will help fund their Exchange with New Hampshire in 2020 and 2021. Contact Aimee at 970-542-3542 with any questions. Please help spread the word!

Horse Judging Contest Practice

Monday, December 23, 2019, 6:00 pm Extension Office. Learn the basics of how to evaluate a horse shown in halter and performance as well as give oral reasons to an official judge justifying how you placed a specific class of horses. If you demonstrate a passion for horses and an eagerness to learn, this is for you. There are 4 competitions in the state to participate in. Contact the Extension Office for more information.

4-H Activities

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4-H Activities Gingerbread Engineering Contests are coming to Morgan County in

December. They are open to anyone (not just 4-H members) that are 8 to 18. Those 5 to 7 may attend, if they have an adult come help them. There will be two categories for the contest, the strongest house and the best decorated. All supplies will be provided, you’ll just want to come wearing something you can get messy in. There will be three contests offered: Thursday, December 5th – Brush Library – 3:30-5 p.m. – this is limited to the

first 20 participants Friday, December 13th – Weldon Valley Cafeteria – 9-11 a.m. – in conjunction with Weldon

Valley 4-H Club Tuesday, December 17th – Extension Office – 4-5:30 p.m.

Family Fun Night: 4-H Dodgeball Tournament Are you ready to dodge, duck, dip, dive and dodge at the 1

st ever Morgan County 4-H Dodgeball

Tournament?? This super fun family night is scheduled for Friday, January 3rd

in the multi-purpose building at the fairgrounds. Check-in of teams will start at 5 p.m. and the first match will start promptly at 5:30 p.m. There will be two divisions, youth and adult. Invite your friends to come join us! Teams will be made up of 5 members. There will be a contest for best team costumes, just remember they must be 4-H appropriate. We are working on having a concession stand set-up. Even if you aren’t playing come out and watch! In order to have the brackets ready to go that night, you MUST pre-register your team by calling the Extension Office or emailing amy.kelley@colostate.edu by Monday, December 30

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Cake Decorating Classes We are very excited to be offering a variety of cake decorating classes in 2020 put on by cake decorating leader, Danielle Eggleston. All classes will be held at the Extension Office. For each class you’ll be responsible for bringing materials that you’ll need (a list will emailed out or you can call the Extension Office for more specifics). For those in unit 1 (or those interested in that unit), your class will be on Friday, January 3

rd from

1 to 3 p.m. For those in unit 2 and higher, your classes will be held on the third Thursday of the month

starting in February. The dates will be February 20th, March 19

th, April 16

th and May 21

st, so be

sure to mark your calendars now.

4-H Project Workshops We are planning some fabulous project workshops for the 2019-2020 4-H year. These will include Leather Craft, Scrapbooking, Clothing, Foods & Nutrition, Sport Fishing, Outdoor Adventures, Photography, Woodworking, and so many more. We are always looking for instructors willing to help out as well. If you know of someone that has a skill set related to a 4-H project please let us know.

2020 Youth Fest Youth Fest is a leadership camp for 4-H members 9-13 years old and is scheduled for February 14-16, 2020. More information will be in January’s newsletter.

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Mountain Chickadee (Cornell All About Birds)

4-H Enrollment will be Online! Online enrollment opened on October 16, 2019. Re-enrolling in 4-H as a member or a leader is easy. Each family will login using their family email address and password to enroll electronically. If you don’t remember your family email to start this process, please get with your Organizational Leader to verify your family email. Members will be able to log in at any time to refresh their memory of what projects they are enrolled in!

Signatures for the forms are electronic. AN ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE IS TYPING THE FIRST AND LAST NAME OF THE INDIVIDUAL. The only paperwork you will have to print out is the Animal Care and Housing Form if your animals are located at a different property. Once fami-lies submit their enrollment, organizational leaders will be able to confirm your enrollment. The 4-H staff in our county will view and approve each enrollment, once payment is received. Families will continue to be able to make some changes throughout the year – such as address, email address, phone number, etc. You can add or drop a project after your initial enrollment by updating your online account prior to May 15th. We are excited for this way to enroll in 4-H. After confirming your family email with your leader, 4-H members and leaders can enroll themselves online at www.4honline.com. There are step by step instructions to help you enroll posted on the Morgan County 4-H website www.http://morgan.colostate.edu.

Signing up for Shooting Sports Members interested in Shooting Sports must enroll in each discipline that they are plan-ning to shoot in addition to the discipline they are completing their 4-H project in. This helps with record keeping, safety tracking, and ensuring that all members are enrolled correctly for their different projects. If you have any questions, please contact Aimee.

4-H Information

Council Corner-

During the November Morgan County 4-H Council Meeting members spent time creating decora-

tions for the Christmas float that the council is putting together. This years theme is “Home for the

Holidays.”

In place of holding a regular meeting in December, the County Council will participate in the annu-

al Christmas Parade on Thursday, December 5th. Watch for an email from Aimee for more infor-

mation on joining us for that event.

Our next meeting will be January 20th at 6:45, where we will discuss ideas for different county

wide activities to hold in the spring.

If you have any questions about the Morgan County 4-H Council please contact Aimee at 970-

542-3542.

Leaders Advisory Committee No Meeting in December

4-H Council Parade, December 5th at 5:30 pm

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Judging Opportunities for 4-H Members Judging is a great opportunity for 4-H members to improve decision making, communication, problem solving and time management skills in a fun, team-oriented setting. Members do not have to be involved in any specific project to take part in judging programs. Some potential benefits of judging include college scholarships, opportunity to travel, personal and team awards. Check out one or more of these judging opportunities!

Consumer Choices Judging & Consumer Bowl Did you know that you are a consumer judge every time you buy something? Come join us and learn fun ways to become the smart and savvy shopper you know you are! In Consumer Choices Judging you will learn standards of quality for goods such as backpacks, toys, clothing, food, and much more, and then practice making comparisons. The State Consumer Choices Judging Contest is held in Fort Collins in conjunction with the State 4-H Conference in June for Senior members. There are opportunities for Senior members of top placing teams to travel to national level contests. Consumer Choices is open to all senior 4-H members and in any project. For more information contact Aimee at aimee.kanode@colostate.edu. Interest will determine meeting dates and times; however, we'd like to start in early in 2020.

Livestock Judging Workouts for Livestock Judging normally start in early March. Generally, the team will also compete in several county contests prior to the State contest in June, held in conjunction with the State 4-H Conference in Fort Collins. Team members will learn livestock evaluation skills for beef, goats, sheep and swine. Top placing teams have the opportunity to participate in national level contests. For further information contact Amy at 970-542-3545 or amy.kelley@colostate.edu.

Meats Judging Plans are underway to start a meat judging program in Morgan County. 4-H meat judging includes retail cut identification, judging classes of cuts and carcasses, and giving reasons. You don’t have to be enrolled in a livestock project or know anything about meat or meat judging, you just need to be willing to learn. If you are interested in participating, please contact Amy at 970-542-3545 or amy.kelley@colostate.edu.

Parli Pro Parliamentary procedure provides a framework that encourages all members to have an equal voice in their club. The 4-H club model provides an excellent forum for youths to experience, practice, and effectively use life skills that will allow them to be successful in living productive and satisfying lives. Leading or participating in a club business meeting gives members an opportunity to plan, evaluate, discuss ideas, and set goals—all important life skills. The members of the Morgan County Parliamentary Procedure team will compete at the State Conference in June 2020 where they will conduct a mock meeting and demonstrate their knowledge of correct Parliamentary Procedure. For more information or if you are interested contact Aimee at aimee.kanode@colostate.edu. Practice date and time will be determined based off interest but will begin early in 2020.

4-H Judging

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Putting 4-H Experience on Your Resume Projects and programs in 4-H teach young people life skills. Communication, citizenship, decision-making, leadership, interpersonal relations, and community/global awareness are central to 4-H participation. These skills help prepare young people for their next steps, whether in school or in the workplace. Sometimes translating the experiences in 4-H to an employment, award, or school application can seem difficult. Unpaid experiences at any level can count toward your next goal. Here are answers to common questions about how to transfer 4-H skills, knowledge and insight to the workplace http://extension.colostate.edu/docs/pubs/consumer/09150.pdf.

CSU Scholarships To apply for most of the scholarships offered through Colorado State University for the 2019-2020 academic year, applicants should complete the CSU Scholarship Application available online at: www.sfs.colostate.edu/csusa-scholarship-application-csusa. By submitting this one application form, students will be considered for all appropriate scholarships at the University level. Due Date: March 1, 2020

Colorado 4-H Foundation Scholarships The Colorado 4-H Foundation will be offering scholarships for 2020. Applications need to be completed by April 1. Each applicant must have two references (other than your Extension Agent) and a recent/current photograph. The photograph will be used for media purposes. Go to: https://co4hfoundation.extension.colostate.edu/benefits/colorado-4-h-foundation-scholarships/ for more information. By submitting this one application form, students will be considered for all appropriate scholarships at the University level. The online application process will begin on November 1, 2019. Take time during your vacation days to see what scholarships that you may be eligible for. Look for more information for the following scholarships in January and February: Annie’s Agricultural Scholarships http://www.annies.com/doing-more/agricultural-

scholarships Colorado Association of Fairs and Shows Scholarship www.coloradofairs.org Morgan County 4-H Foundation Scholarship Morgan County Cattlemen’s Association Scholarship Livestock Exchange LLC Scholarship

Scholarship Information

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Leaders As you plan for the 2019-2020 4-H year, please keep us up-to-date on potential changes in club status and leadership. As you sign up new 4-H leaders, they will need to complete the enrollment form and application. 4-H Online Enrollment is open.

4-H Leaders Re-Enroll 4-H Leaders must complete an enrollment form every year. Background checks are completed for new leaders and can periodically and randomly be conducted on any leader. When a 4-H leader signs an enrollment form, they agree to abide by the 4-H Code of Conduct. Only authorized, enrolled leaders should act as leaders and only authorized, enrolled leaders are covered by CSU insurance.

Shooting Sports Leader Training If you are interested in becoming a Certified Shooting Sports Leader, in any discipline, trainings will be offered across the state this Spring. To attend the training, you must be an enrolled, approved leader for Morgan County 4-H. This requires online training videos, background check, and reference check. Dates for the coming trainings are listed below. You must be in the process of becoming a leader a minimum of 3 weeks before the deadline for registration for the trainings. Trainings cost $150, and partial reimbursement from LAC is available.

4-H Shooting Sports Leader Training Dates and Locations: March 13-15, Weld County (Rifle, Pistol, Shotgun & Archery) March 20-22, Pueblo County (Rifle, Pistol, Shotgun, Archery, Muzzleloader, Western Heritage & Hunting/Outdoor Skills) March 27-29, Garfield County (Rifle, Pistol, Shotgun, Archery, Muzzleloader, Western Heritage & Hunting/Outdoor Skills) April 3-5, Arapahoe County (Rifle, Pistol, Shotgun & Archery)

Orion Training (April 4th only)

Trainings begin on Friday evening, continue all day Saturday and conclude mid-day Sunday. Attendance for the entire weekend is required to receive a certificate.

Make A Difference in Morgan County 4-H Join Morgan County 4-H Leaders’ Advisory Committee Morgan County 4-H Leaders’ Advisory Committee is looking for 4 new members for 2020. Terms are three years. LAC members help at the Fair Concession Stand and spearhead other county fundraisers. They appropriate funds for 4-H youth and 4-H volunteers to participate in a variety of activities which are local, county, state and national. Contact Amy Kelley if you would like to serve on the board.

Leaders' Advisory Funding 2019-2020 Youth must participate in fundraisers in the 4-H year (Oct 2018-Sept 2019) to be eligible to receive funding from LAC for activities in the next 4-H year (Oct 2019-Sept 2020). This is done by selling 4 items of any fundraisers (butter braids or peaches). If youth did not sell 4 items, $25 may be contributed by December 31, 2019 to be eligible for funding. Youth who did not sell 4 items or contribute $25 for the 4-H year (Oct 2018-Sept 2019) will receive a letter in the mail as a reminder they will not receive funding for activities in the next 4-H year (Oct 2019-Sept 2020).

4-H Leader Information

Morgan County 4-H LAC

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Livestock Premises ID Premises identification will provide quick and accurate traceability of livestock and locations in the event of an animal health concern, which will help maintain the health of all Colorado livestock. For this program, a premises is defined as a location or site where livestock are born, handled, housed, managed, marketed, processed, or exhibited. Premises ID is managed by the Colorado Department of Agriculture. For the 2019 – 2020 project year, 4-H members with livestock projects (beef, dairy, goat, horse, sheep, swine, poultry, and rabbit) are strongly encouraged to obtain a Premises ID. It is required to exhibit at the Morgan County Fair and Colorado State Fair. It is also required for other livestock shows. If you don’t already have a Premises ID, you can obtain one by calling Marlin 542-3543 or go online to Colorado Location Identification (LID) Registration Form at http://col.st/tzSZP.

Animal Care and Housing Form All 4-H members with animal projects will be required to have a completed, signed and approved animal Care and Housing Form for Colorado 4-H Livestock Projects form on file at the Extension Office. This form will be provided in two ways:

1. 4-H online for those that have their animals at their place of residence and 2. on our 4-H Website http://morgan.extension.colostate.edu for those that have their ani-mals some place other than their residence.

If your animal project is housed at your place of residence you filled out this form while filling out your paperwork during the enrollment process online. If your animal project is not housed at your place of residence then you will need to go to our 4-H Website, print the Animal Care and Housing form and fill out both sides of that form. This gives us additional information about your specific situation and helps with the approval process. Please give us detailed information or we will send them back for you to adjust your comments. Talk to your club leader, or contact Marlin at 542-3543 if you have any questions.

2020 HORSE ID’S

Due May 1, 2020

All Members with Horses are required to fill out ID’s in 4-H Online, yearly.

Three views of Horse are required.

If you identified a horse last year, you must activate each animal account.

Primary Care of Horses begins

May 1, 2020.

This includes leased horses.

Check with Marlin if you have questions.

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Livestock

BREEDING HEIFERS TO BE AWARDED TO QUALIFIED YOUTH Deadline: December 1, 2019 The Morgan County Cattlemen’s Association will donate two breeding heif-ers to two Morgan County 4-H/FFA youth that will be selected by their Board of Directors. Interested youth must submit a letter stating why they should be considered, to the Extension Office (Attn: Marlin Eisenach) no later than December 1 by 4 p.m. The heifers will be distributed early this winter. Requirements for being awarded this heifer are: 1) Must be a Morgan County 4-H or FFA member in good standing. 2) Have adequate facilities, source of feed and experience with breeding beef. 3) Work with the Association to breed the heifer. 4) Recommended that the participant exhibits the heifer at the 2020 Morgan County Fair. 5) Include in your letter: a) calculate cost of feed from January 1 until the heifer calves b) how you will acquire these resources, c) how it will be financed d) include parent/guardian signature The heifer will become the sole property of the recipient after the heifer calves or unless there are extenuating circumstances. MCCA has the right to reject any or all applications.

2020 NATIONAL WESTERN STOCK SHOW Catch-a-Calf Program NWSS will be awarding 40 steers to participants who successfully catch calves at the 2020 rodeo performances. Youth must be 12 years old by December 31, 2019 and enrolled 4-H members for

the 2019/2020 4-H year to participate. The deadline to submit entries is December 1, 2019. The applications to participate in this year’s Catch-a-Calf program at the NWSS are now available online at https://nationalwestern.com/catch-a-calf-program/.

NATIONAL WESTERN STOCK SHOW January 11-26, 2020 Premium books are available on-line. Visit the National Western Stock Show webpage at www.nationalwestern.com and be sure to check the changes they are making for the 2020 Junior Livestock Shows.

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New Fair Board Livestock Rules

Identification and Weigh-In Dates 2020

COUNTY FAIR DATES July 31 – August 6, 2020

FUTURE FAIR DATES: July 30 – August 5, 2021

RULE CHANGES MARKET GOAT minimum weight 60 pounds. 60-120 lbs. to be eligible for sale. FAIR SCHEDULE CHANGES HORSE Ranch Horse - Friday, July 24

th, 9:00 am

Gymkhana - Sunday, July 26th,

9:00 am

Species Primary Care Begins Weigh-In I.D.'s

Beef (Market) March 7 March 7

Horse May 1 May 1

Breeding Animals (Sheep, Goats)

May 1

Dairy (Cattle) May 1 May 1

Breeding Beef May 1 May 1

Sheep/Goats (Market) May 2 May 2

Swine (Market) May 4 May 4

Rabbits & Poultry (Breeding) June 1

Pen of Meat Rabbits June 25 June 25

Pen of Meat Poultry June 25 June 25

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2020 Livestock Fair Schedule

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Healthier Weigh 2020 – Health & Fitness Challenge The 2020 "A Healthier Weigh" challenge is set to begin in seven northeast Colorado counties in early January. Morgan County will have weigh-ins January 9th and 10th. However, the educational content of the program will be consistent for all counties. The annual 12-week AHW challenge encour-ages increasing activity, making wise food choices, and living a healthier lifestyle. Teams consist of 4 adults. Individuals may also participate. County challenge guidelines, entry packets and weigh-in dates will be available in early December.

Out Reach…Reaching Youth Where They Are! Morgan County Youth to Agriculture School Programs for 3

RD Graders DECEMBER 2-12

National Western Stock Show Trips with 3RD

Graders JANUARY 14-16 -Tentative Schedule- January 14 – Baker Elementary, Green Acres Elementary January 15 – Beaver Valley Elementary January 16 – Columbine Elementary and Pioneer Elementary, and Weldon Valley Elementary THANK YOU!!! Transportation is Provided by MORGAN COUNTY CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION & FORT MORGAN YOUNG FARMERS EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Also Thanks to the National Western Stock Show for providing FREE admission!!

Tree Seedlings The Colorado State Forest Service and Colorado State University Exten-sion partner each spring to bring the residents of Morgan County seedling trees grown at the seedling tree nursery in Fort Collins. . The CSU Forestry Service grows nearly 150 varieties of trees from seed in one of two ways; either bare root or grown in small containers. An order form is available from the Extension Office, contact Aimee for more information.

AmeriCorps Members Needed We are looking for two AmeriCorps members to serve in Morgan County from late April—July 2020. AmeriCorps members serve youth ages 8-18 by providing them STEM programming. Members receive a biweekly living allowance stipend, and an education award upon successful completion of the program. Please contact Aimee Kanode at aimee.kanode@colostate.edu or at (970) 542-3542 for more information regarding the AmeriCorps program.

Extension News

Colorado State University, U.S. Department of Agriculture and Colo-rado counties cooperating. CSU Extension programs are available to all without discrimination. No en-dorsement of products mentioned is intended nor is criticism implied of products not mentioned. © Colorado State University Exten-sion. 8/14. www.ext.colostate.edu

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Morgan County CSU Extension PO BOX 517 914 E Railroad Ave Fort Morgan, CO 8070 Phone: (970) 542-3540 Fax: (970) 542-3541 E-Mail: coopext_morgan@mail.colostate.edu Web Page: www.morgan.extension.colostate.edu/ Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. May be closed for lunch from 11:30-12:30.

Calendar of Events

DECEMBER

1 - MCCA Heifer application deadline, 4 pm, Ext Office 1 - NWSS Catch-A-Calf application deadline 15 - Fair Board applications due to the Commissioners Office 18 - Cloverbuds Workshop, 4:30-6:00 pm, Ext Office 19 - 4-H Exchange Meeting, 6:00 pm, Ext Office 23 - Horse Judging Contest Practice, 6:00 pm, Extension Office 24 - 25 - HOLIDAY, Extension Office Closed

JANUARY 1 - HOLIDAY, Extension Office Closed 3 - Family Fun Night, MCFG Multi-Purpose Bldg 17 - 4-H Day at NWSS 11-26 - National Western Stock Show 20 - Leaders Advisory Committee Meeting, 5:30 pm, Ext Office 20- 4-H Council Meeting, 6:45 pm, Extension Office 22 - Cloverbuds Workshop, 4:30-6:00 pm, Ext Office 25-26 - Leadership Development Conference (14-18 year olds) 27 - 4-H Day at the Capital

FEBRUARY 1 - Citizenship Washington Focus applications due 3 - 4-H Enrollment deadline to participate in the 2019 Morgan County Fair 6 - Shooting Sports Orientation and Safety Training, 5:30, MCFG 14-16 - Youth Fest in Larkspur (9-13 year olds) 17 - HOLIDAY, Extension Office Closed 17 - Leaders Advisory Committee Meeting, 5:30 pm, Ext Office 17 - 4-H Council Meeting, 6:45 pm, Extension Office 19 - Cloverbuds Workshop, 4:30-6:00 pm, Ext Office 23 - 4-H Exchange Meeting, 4:00 pm, Extension Office

MARCH 16 - Leaders Advisory Committee Meeting, 5:30 pm, Ext Office 16 - 4-H Council Meeting, 6:45 pm, Extension Office 19 - Cloverbuds Workshop, 4:30-6:00 pm, Ext Office

Extension Staff:

Amy Kelley-Morgan County Di-rector/4-H and Youth Agent

Jamie Dixon-Administrative Tech-nician

Marlin Eisenach-Livestock Agent

Joanna Harris-Family Consumer Science Agent

Aimee Kanode-4-H and Youth/Horticulture Agent

Wilma Trujillo-Area Agronomist/Cropping Systems Agent

Morgan County Fair Grounds (MCFG)

750 Ellsworth Brush, CO 80723