Kenton County 2019 Kentucky State Fair Champions

Cheyenne Kiser Grand Champion Shorthorn Heifer Reserve Champ Chianina Heifer

We have listed results to the

best of our ability. If we have missed

someone, please let us know and we will be happy

to print more results in our

next newsletter.

Hannah McDaniel Creative Quilting Grand Champion

Jeremy Miller Crossbred Steer Class 3 Champion

Jessy Zimmer Reserve Champ Rabbit (2)

Class Champ Rabbit (4)

Lindy Kiser Grand Champion Shorthorn Plus Heifer

Mason Williams Kentucky Grand Champ Gilt Grand Champ Comm. Gilt Kentucky Champion Gilt

Kendall White Grand Champ Spotted Hog

Grand Champ KY Proud Spotted Market Hog

Vega Martinez Reserve Champ Consumer Ed.

Addyson Simpson Market Lamb & Market Hog

Lightweight Crossbred VII Hog Champ

Emily Wright Quilted Wall Hanging

Madeline Hinman Changing Spaces

K E N T O N C O U N T Y 4 - H S C H O L A R S H I P S p o n s o r e d b y t h e K e n t o n C o u n t y 4 - H C o u n c i l

The Kenton County 4-H Council sponsors an annual scholarship award for qualifying 4-H members. This is an opportunity to assist 4-H members in providing for their education and is a way that the Kenton County 4-H Council can help youth develop into active, contributing leaders of society.

Applicant must have been actively involved in Kenton County 4-H programs, events and/or activities for all four years of high school.

Applicant must be enrolled in an accredited college or licensed trade or vocational school.

Applicant must complete scholarship criteria to receive funds

Call the Extension office at 356-3155 for an application form or for more information or download the information from our website at: www.kentoncountyextension.org. Deadline to submit an application is Thursday, September 5, 2019. Results will be announced at the Recognition Banquet on Friday, October 18, 2019.

Audrey Hinman Home Environment

Audrey Hinman Sr. Intaglio Collograph

Lydia Hinman Jr. Sand Painting

Juliana Fuller Veg. Container Garden

Anna Vogelpohl Con. & Fin. Ed Poster

Lindy Kiser Window Box Display

Grace Barnett Jr. Intaglio Collagraph

C O N G R AT U L AT I O N S T O 2 0 1 9 C L O V E R V I L L E S TAT E FA I R PA R T I C I PA N T S !

PLEASE NOTE: State Fair items may be picked up at the Extension Office during regular business hours beginning August 27, 2019. These items will be held until September 6, 2019.

2019 BANQUET

Items Due September 5, 2019 to Extension Office by 4:30 pm:

4-H Scholarship Applications

4-H Recognition Points Logs

4-H Riding/Driving Log Sheets

Outstanding Livestock Award Forms

Individual 4-H’ers county, area, district, state or national results and awards received list for Banquet Committee

Mark your calendars for Friday, Oct. 18 at 6:30 p.m. to recognize Kenton County 4-H’ers who earned honors and awards throughout the year! This event is by invitation only.

S U B M I T R E S U L T S F O R A W A R D S B O O K L E T — D S . 5 4 : 3 0

Recognition of our 4-H members’ accomplishments is an important aspect of the 4-H Recognition Banquet. 4-H’ers who have received a county, area, district, state or national 4-H award are asked to submit items for which he/she would like to be recognized. Please submit written (e-mail is fine) your name, the name of the 4-H event, and the award received, blue ribbons, champions, and beyond. Results will be compiled in a booklet distributed at the 4-H Banquet. All lists are due by Thursday, September 5th at 4:30 p.m., to the Durr Extension Office. Example List:

Sally Doe *2019 Kenton Co Fair; Jr Original Design Ceramics; Blue & Champion *2019 Ky State Fair; Photography; Level 1 My Community; Blue *2019 4-H Speech Contest—10 yr old speech; Blue & Champion

4 - H R E C O G N I T I O N P O I N T S L O G — S e p t . 5 , 2 0 1 9 , D e a d l i n e

The Kenton County 4-H Recognition Points Log is a system for each 4-H’er to record everything they’ve done throughout the program year. A designated number of points is awarded for a variety of activities. These logs are used to determine the outstanding boy and girl award that is presented each year at the 4-H Recognition Banquet. They are also helpful when applying for the Honor Awards. The 4-H Recognition Points Logs are available at the extension office in the foyer next to the record books and on line at www.kentoncountyextension.org.

Recognition Points Logs for the 2018-2019 year will cover from September 1, 2018, through August 31, 2019. All Recognition Points Logs are due to the Extension Office by 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, September 5, 2019.

Arther, Mackenzie Adkins, Cailin Barnett, Grace Bene, Nicholas Boothe, Olivia Bray, Maddie Dinius, Anna Donahue, Anna Donahue, Emma Fuerst, Annemarie

Fuller, Juliana Grunkemeyer, Jacob Hinman, Audrey Hinman, Lydia Hinman, Madeline Hisle, Benjamin Huelsman, Bradley Kelley, Bridget Kelley, Lauren Kelch, Anna

Kiser, Cheyenne Kiser, Lindy Krusling, Evelyn Krusling, Levi Laudenslayer, Grace Lewis, Sofie Martin, Peyton Martinez, Vega Mays, Corbin Mays, Eden

McDaniel, Hannah Patterson, Julia Rapp, Alexandra Rapp, Jasmine Rapp, Spencer Saalfeld, Jenna Tabor, Ella Theissen, Aurelia Vaughn, Caroline Vaughn, Will

Vogelpohl, Anna Wilson, Dylan Woosley, Ben Wright, Emily Zimmer, Jessy Zumhagen, Isabella Zumhagen, Nadia

4-H Achievement/Honor Program

Applications can be found on our website at: kentoncountyextension.org under the 4-H Youth Development Tab or your can call Denise Donahue at 356-3155. Applications are due to Kenton County Extension by November 15.

Livestock, Horse, or Dog Certification

Contact Mary S. Averbeck if you are interested in serving as a certified horse volunteer, Diane Kelley if you are interested in serving as a certified livestock volunteer, or Denise Donahue if you are interested in the Dog certification. Training dates are listed below. Certified volunteers must have completed CES Client Protection process.

Nov. 23 Lake Cumberland State Park Jan. 11 General Butler State Park

Cameron Bailey Jacob Green Cheyenne Kiser Lindy Kiser Jeremy Miller

Addyson Simpson Kendall White Mason Williams Kennedy Zornes

Aubrey Adkins Ethan Adkins Grace Bene

Hoyt Bilz Macie Bilz

Patrick Donahue Charlo e Drees

James Flynn Frank Gurley Harry Gurley Josie Gurley

Theodore Krusling Dean Level Sam Level

Alyse Mains Addy McCarty Damien Rapp Sammy Rau

Stephanie Rau Sully Schultz

Branson Shaw

Easton Shaw Alexa Zumhagen

Amelia Zumhagen Amy Zumhagen

If you would like to participate in showing livestock, beef, sheep, swine, dairy, goats, country ham, livestock judging, or livestock skillathon next spring and summer, the educational meetings will have to be completed before your animal is KUIP tagged, or you register for activities. Each 4-H member of any species or participating livestock activity must attend 6 hours of training conducted by 4-H certified volunteers in order to participate in any livestock activity. The livestock educational meeting dates are as follows:

Please pre-register on-line at kentoncountyextension.com for materials. Each class is a general session followed by a breakout session for each species.

Reminder: A parent/guardian must attend one orientation session offered at the beginning of each educational session.

4-H CROSS COUNTY LINES POLICY

Kenton County 4‐H Council will address cross county lines concerns for the 2019‐2020 program year during their November 18 mee ng. All requests to exit or enter a program must be received in wri ng and turned in to Diane Kelley, at the Extension Office, 10990 Marshall Road by 4:30 p.m. on 11/18/19

As a general rule, a young person becomes a 4‐H member within the county where he/she is a resident or a ends school. Par cipa on close to home usually allows the young person and his/her family to become more fully engaged in 4‐H and more ac vely involved in the greater community.

Where a young person par cipates in 4‐H becomes an issue when compe on is involved; where a young person is a member becomes important to fair and ethical compe on. It is assumed that a young person is a member of 4‐H in the county of residence or county where the young person a ends school. To compete as part of any other county’s 4‐H program, a transfer of membership must be clearly established through a request by the member, approval by the agents and councils involved and appropriate documenta on. Determina on of whether a young person may cross a county line is to be done on a case by case basis by the agents and councils involved.

E V E R Y O N E N E E D S T O R E - E N R O L L ! F o r 2 01 9 - 2 0 2 0 4 - H p r o g r a m y e a r

Fill out this form and mail it back today!

E nrollment forms must be on file for participation in many 4-H activities. This could be your last newsletter! If you want to continue receiving this newsletter and participating in 4-H activities, you must re-enroll at this time. EVERYONE needs to re-

enroll. Mail form to: Kenton County 4-H; 10990 Marshall Road, Covington, KY 41015 or email mary.cannon@uky.edu. The new 4-H year starts September 1st! If you have any questions, please contact the office at 859-356-3155.

C F A P M

Tuesday, September 24, 2019 6:30 pm, 10990 Marshall Road

Are you curious what it would take to show a pet or livestock project at the county fair? This information-filled class is designed to help you decide. In addition to learning about the different projects from leaders and 4-H members, you will learn about community 4-H clubs that are specific to pets or farm animals. Come learn with us . . . It’s fun! Register on line at: www.kentoncountyextension .org.

Class Date Day Time Place

TBA October 26, 2019 Saturday 8:30—11:30 a.m. Durr Center, Marshall Rd.

TBA November 14, 2019 Thursday 6:00-8:00 pm Durr Center, Marshall Rd.

TBA November 26, 2019 Tuesday 6:00-9:00 pm Durr Center, Marshall Rd

TBA December 9, 2019 Monday 6:00-8:00 pm Durr Center, Marshall Rd.

TBA January 11, 2020 Saturday 8:30-11:30 am Durr Center, Marshall Rd.

TBA January 15, 2020 Wednesday 6:00 - 8:00 pm Durr Center, Marshall Rd.

4-H Wildlife and Woods Education Expo—Friday, September 20, 2019; 9:30 a.m.—1:00 p.m.

Youth will learn about Kentucky’s forest, wildlife, insects, and forest products. Activities include: chainsaw carving demos, wagon rides, logging equipment demos. For more

information or to register call Lori Clark at our office (859) 356-3155,

Over please

Years in 4-H __________

Sincerely,

County Extension Agents 4-H Youth Development Education

Kenton County

Mary S. Averbeck Denise Donahue Diane Kelley maverbec@uky.edu ddonahue@uky.edu dkelley@uky.edu

Lori Clark lori.clark@uky.edu

Kenton County Extension Assistants for 4-H Youth Development

Mary Cannon mary.cannon@uky.edu

KENTON COUNTY 4-H CALENDAR Sept. 2 Office Closed, Labor Day

Sept. 3 Fair Board Meeting; 7:30 p.m., Kenton Co. Extension Office, Marshall Road

Sept. 5 Individual 4-H’ers county, area, district, state or national results and awards received list for Banquet Committee. Due by 4:30 p.m., Kenton County Extension Center, Marshall Road

Sept. 5 4-H Recognition Points Logs & Outstanding Animal Award Forms Due

Sept. 5 4-H Scholarship applications due to Kenton County Extension Office, Marshall Road

Sept. 9 4-H Executive Council Meeting; 6:30 p.m.

Sept. 16 4-H Council Meeting; 7:00 p.m.; Kenton County Extension Office; Marshall Road

Sept. 21 & 22 Kenton County Farm Tour

Sept. 24 4-H County Fair Animal Project Meeting; 6:30– p.m.; Kenton County Extension Office, Marshall Road

Sept. 14 4-H Farm to Table Dinner; 6:00 pm; Honey Locus Farms; 15100 Madison Pike; Morning View; registration required

Roundup Future Student Event On Thursday, September 12, the college will host high school juniors and seniors for a day-long event where students will tour campus, connect with current students, meet with program-specific advisors, learn about scholarships and much more. For more information and to register: http://students.ca.uky.edu/Roundup2019

2019 KDA LIVESTOCK SCHOLARSHIP

The applica on can also be accessed through our web‐site at h ps://www.kyagr.com/marke ng/documents/SF_scholarship‐applica on‐livestock.pdf.

All applica on materials must be postmarked by Octo‐ber 2nd, 2019 or hand‐delivered by that date to the Kentucky Department of Agriculture, in Frankfort, KY. Mail the completed applica on and suppor ng mate‐rials to: Kentucky Department of Agriculture, A n:

Shows & Fairs Division, 111 Corporate Drive, Frankfort, KY 40601.

Football vs. Eastern Michigan - 4H Day

The Kentucky 4‐H program would like to invite you to the 4‐H Game Day at Kroger Field on 9/7 @ 7:30 pm against Eastern Michigan. We are excited to offer ckets at a reduced rate of $20 for all youth, parents, volunteers, and staff (this is substan‐

ally less than the listed price of $35).

The Kentucky 4‐H Founda on will be having an alumni event (more informa on to come). Tickets can be ordered by going to h ps://fevo.me/31414qq.

DARE TO DAIRY

October 12, 2019

Coldstream Dairy; Lexington, KY

For ages 9-18. Registration is due Sept. 13. Cost

is $15 and includes lunch and t-shirt.

To register to go:

https://afs.ca.uky.edu/4h-youth/dairy/dare-to-dairy

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