Humbold-gun 4-H program

The California University Youth Development Program is working to make youth maximize its potential by promoting the field of youth development. UC Cooperative Extension is in charge of the operation of the 4-H program in Humbold County.

2024-2025 4-H online registration

Please register for the 4-H program in Humbold County from this link! For more information about 4-H, refer to other parts of the website or (707) 445-7351.

To see the previous month update, see the Weekly Update Archive page.

Humbold County 4-H Annual Deep Pit Barbecue

Humbold-gun 4-H barbecue will be held again this year! It was previously known as Rams BBQ, but is now known as the annual deep pit BBQ. Lamb, beef, other meat dishes, side menus and desserts are also available!

The annual deep pit barbecue will be held at Fortunna's Loner Park from 11:00 am on September 29 (Sun). Personal tickets cost $ 13 and family tickets are $ 45 for four people. Let's support local 4-H youth while enjoying delicious meals this Sunday!

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Weekly Update 8/5/24-8/11/24

Hydesville 4-H Comunity Club Updat e-JULY "It was a busy year for our club! After many club members succeeded in Redwood Eaker Fair, we started preparing for the Fumbold County Fair! Goats, goats. There were pigs, beef, and agricultural equipment.~Bailey Henderson Reporter Club

Weekly Update 7/29/24-8/4/24

California 4-H graduate: Segen Madda Lena Kalifornia 4-H graduates Segen Madda Lena won a silver medal for women 50m! She believes that California 4-H shooting sports provided her. We are very proud of Sagen and are happy!

Miranda 4-H member at the 4-H leadership meeting of California! This weekend, Vida W. and Leia C. of the Miranda 4-H club participated in the California 4-H State Leadership Conference on Davis on behalf of Humbold County 4-H. California 4-h youth gathered from the whole state to participate in workshops and tours, further enhanced leadership skills!

Image Gallery Public: Miranda at SLC 2024

Weekly updated 7/22/2 4-7/28/24

4-H online registration has been resumed. Please register now!

Keep in min d-Youth cannot participate in 4-H activities, such as attending projects or officers until the registration becomes active. This does not apply to the fair because the sales at the fair are highlight events from the last schedule program.

Let's enjoy the 4-H camp more than the next North Shore 4-H Camp is scheduled for July 2025!

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Weekly updated 7/15/2 4-7/21/24

Let's make it with wool! Let's be a winner with wool! Apply for a California 2024 wool contest.

The California Mak e-up Wool Contest will be held on Saturday, October 5 at the Ram Town Festival Dixon. The screening will be conducted in the morning, and awards and fashion shows will be held in the afternoon. Ram Town Festival website

Specific rules, age, clothes conditions, photos of past tournaments, screening criteria, etc. can be found on the MIWW website.

The Wild West North Coast 4-H camp has become a memorable one!

Camp participants spent a variety of things, such as making new friends, participating in various centers, cooling in the river, and playing Olympic games!

In the evening, each cabin showed a skit that each cabin practiced on that day, sang, played games, and enjoyed smorter on bonfires!

Thanks to adult volunteers and teen staff! I wanted to return to the camp this time.

Open the image gallery: 2024 Summer Camp 4-H

Weekly update 7/8/2 4-7/14/24

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From the Dernote County Facebook page, "Today, 4H kids gathered to paint wooden barn for fair.

Along with the Fairgrounds Pre-Fair Clean-Up Humboldt County Fair Fair Jr LiveStock Board, we will set up and clean the annual PRE-FAIR event! The livestock area will be set up and landscaping will help you with other duties before the fair.

All youth participants are eligible to participate in the lottery that wins the club's prizes! Expansion work has come to be called campus

We use the extension foundation system to provide o n-demand and interactive courses. This system is now called Campus Intension Foundation. The course can be taken on a computer or a mobile app. If you use a mobile app, you can take classes offline!

Members, volunteers and staff in California 4-H provide free E-learning courses in addition to the core (required) volunteer courses. Access the CA 4-H Learning Center, search for course libraries, and download the app.

It is a recommended course for those who start the first year as a volunteer or return to a blank for more than one year. You will learn important parts of 4-H service, such as the orientation guidelines, CANRA guidelines, and 4-H models for youth development. You will also learn about two coaches and how to support the creation of a safe and welcomed environment for all youth. The time required for this course is about 1 hour and 35 minutes, and you can take multiple courses.

It is a course for those who do not have a year of year and start over the second year or more. This course provides important information on policies and best practices. Learn about the Canra guidelines and the thriving 4-H model for actively nurturing young people. You will also learn how to create a safe and comfortable environment for all youth. It takes about 55 minutes for this course, and you can take multiple courses.

Weekly updated 7/12 4-7/7/24

Ignite by 4-H-H-H-Hight by 4-H is an annual summit held in Washington D. C. from March 12 to 16, 2025. High school teenagers can continue their career and acquire career preparation skills to lead their lives.

We are available in some programs in some programs in the planning and expanding planning team. If you are interested in 4-H educators, please apply from the 2025 Ignite with the Team Design Team application form.

Details such as registration fee, sales date, scholarship, etc. will be announced in the near future. For the time being, I'm looking forward to seeing you again next March!

The love for pollen mediator in the national pollen mediator may have ended, but our love for pollen mediator is continuing! I am very happy that 4-HERS will continue to praise the wonderful activities that are being done for pollen mediators nationwide. Thank you to Corteba Aglis Science, cooperation. Please continue to enjoy 4-HERS clover cultivation.

Weekly updated 6/24/2 4-6/30/24

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The key speaker of the 4-H leadership meeting to be held in California is Sabrina Thompson Mitchell! See the image above for dynamic and creative speakers!

Interested in learning from Sabrina? Apply for 4-H SLC today!

Support a Local Junior Livestock Sale This article is timely as we are in the midst of fair season across California! Support our 4-H'ers and all their hard work!

Weekly Update 6/17/24 - 6/23/24

2023-2024 Golden Clover Award Recipients "The California 4-H Golden Clover Awards recognize the outstanding achievements of members, volunteers, program staff and teams within the University of California 4-H Youth Development Program. This 4-H year we were honored." Read more in the 4-H Golden Clover blog post.

Redwood Acres Fair Weight In Day Good luck Humboldt County 4-Hers are on the move to the fair today and the rest of the week's fairs! Watch out for trailers hauling livestock at Redwood Acres today. Today is Loading Day!

Nominations Now Open for the 2024 Golden Clover Awards The Golden Clover Awards recognize the outstanding achievements of members, volunteers, program staff and teams within the UC Youth 4-H Development Program.

Nominate your 4-H member, volunteer, group or staff for the Golden Clover Awards. View the various categories and nomination requirements on the Golden Clover Awards page in the Resource Center. The nomination period ends September 9, 2024.

State Beekeeping Essay Winners Congratulations to Reina Gonzalez, American Beekeepers 4-H Exhibition Contest State Champion!

Ten essays were submitted, an 800% increase over the last few years. We hope this is a sign of growing interest in supporting pollinators! The judges found Reina's essay to be the most comprehensive and well-referenced. Read the winning essay

Start with an annual project plan for members to sign up for when they register. Get help drafting it at the Project Leader Clinic!

Did you know that if you enter the Diamond Clover Award, you can receive a certificate, charm, pin badge, and a certificate from the California 4-H Director? Find out now if you have won the Diamond Clover Award.

Attention Humboldt County Fair Exhibitors All fair registration closes on Monday, June 24th. If you plan to sell livestock at the Humboldt County Fair, be sure to submit your entry!

Weekly Updates 10/24/24 - 6/16/24

Webinar Wed 6/12/2024 18:30-19:15

Be on the frontlines by bringing the dynamic Civic Engagement Academy to your county as a countywide project.

Participation at the Humboldt County Fair is LIVE!

The exhibitors guides have an overview date, rules, and requirements related to each category to enter, so be sure to read.

Congratulations to everyone in 2024! Please continue to value the connection with California 4-H. 2025 scholarship application is accepted The application deadline is September 9, 2024.

California's recruitment of high education scholarships in 2025 has begun. If you were a 4-H member of California when you graduated from high school, you could apply for a 4-H higher education scholarship for being educated at the certified vocational schools, colleges, and universities. 。

Promotion of scholarships will be made in early 2025. For the application requirements, see the scholarship page of the Resource Center.

To today's information June 18 (Tue

Please note that the situation has changed from last year.

Where is the Fambold Bay Fire Station, enter the fair ground from the main gate. Proceed through the riding area behind the covered arena. Don't forget that there are horses and other AG children in this area, and slow down.

When you can enter the premises from 10:00 am on June 18 (Tuesday 2024 am.

The weighing is as follows.

The weighing schedule is not accepted only in the following and the one listed in the premium book below.

All blankets should be removed before the veterinarian check. If you are covering, pull it firmly when entering the ground and remove the blanket. This includes a spandex tube. This was a big closure last year. Be sure to remove the blanket. You can return after weigh.

Pack the trailer accordingly. You can't put it in the cage without receiving a veterinarian check. If you put an animal in the cage, the animal will be returned home, and decontamination in the place will be your responsibility.

*Veterinary examinations for small animals (Cavy & amp; Camp; rabbit) are performed along with large animals. Rabbits measure their weight on the day of the show because of the meat pen.

*All poultry receives a veterinarian check at the parking lot next to the fair venue. The poultry that has been finished can enter the venue from the main entrance opposite the fire station.

*NEW* All large animals have a different entry point into the pit.

*Pig exhibitors, please make sure you bring your original Prop 12 certificate. I know you uploaded it but please make sure you bring it. If you don't have it we will invite you to pick it up. Without this certificate you will not be able to put your pigs in the market.

*NEW* We will tag you before we weigh you in.

When you arrive at the scale, please make sure you have all the following in order at the import table: medical license, terminal sale paperwork, auction lunch tickets, extra passes etc. We will sell parking passes and extra bands.

Breeding registered livestock must be paper checked by an animal inspector by 7pm on Tuesday night.

Bulls/Cows must have a yellow tag.

****If your livestock is not healthy or may be sick or infected you may not be able to unload and all fees may be forfeited. ***