Colorado County 4-H

WHAT IS 4-H ALL ABOUT?

4-H IS MORE THAN JUST A CLUB!  4-H is a community of young people across America who are learning leadership, citizenship and life skills.  4-H is about having fun, learning, exploring and discovering.  In 4-H, young people make new friends, develop new skills, become leaders and help shape their communities.

M4-H Cloverore than 65,000 Texas youth are enrolled members of 4-H community clubs in Texas.  Another 850,000 Texas youth get involved in 4-H through special educational opportunities at school, in after school programs, or at neighborhood or youth centers.  These youth live in cities, suburbs, small towns and rural communities.

4-H gives them a chance to pursue their own interests – from photography to computers, from building rockets to raising sheep.  They go places – to camp, to state and national conferences and they learn to be leaders and active citizens.

In 4-H clubs, they serve as officers and learn to conduct meetings, handle club funds, and facilitate group decision-making.  In a growing number of communities, 4-H youth serve as youth representatives in municipal or county government or as members of Teen Courts.  They give back to their communities.  4-H members get involved in volunteer projects to protect the environment, mentor younger children and help people who are less fortunate.

 

Colorado County 4-H Projects include: Community Service Opportunities, Educational Presentations, Shooting Sports, Consumer Decision Making, Food Challenge/Food Show, Record Books, 4-H Camps, 4-H Roundup, County Fair Exhibits, Showing Livestock, Food and Nutrition Projects, Horse Club, Public Speaking, Livestock Judging and much more.

To enroll go to: 4-H Online

If you need any assistance or help is needed with any livestock projects, please call the office at 979-732-2082 to schedule a project visit.  Call 979-732-2530 for other project information and/or assistance.

Ja’Shae Horn, CEA—FCH/4-H Youth and Development 

Jashae.horn@ag.tamu.edu

Laramie Kettler, CEA – AG/NR/4-H Youth and Development

Laramie.kettler@ag.tamu.edu

 

Newsletters:

January 2021 – Newsletter

March 2021 – Newsletter

May 2021 – Newsletter

July 2021 – Newsletter

September 2021 – Newsletter

 

Upcoming Events:

State 4-H Roundup – June 7 – 10 , 2021

The Texas 4-H Roundup is a qualifying and invitational event for 4-H youth who placed in a district level roundup or signed up to compete in one of the invitational events. The Texas 4-H Roundup has around 50 diverse competitions that tie in with the many projects that 4-H has to offer.

State 4-H Horse Show – July 24 – 30, 2021

National 4-H Week – October 3 – 9, 2021

Shooting Sports – August 14 – 15, 2021

 

For more information on 4-H Clubs and activities, go to texas4-h.tamu.edu

 

4-H Club Info:

Garwood 4-H Club

Club Managers:

Jennifer Peacock – 979-758-3241

  • jenniferpeacock@sbcglobal.net

Katie Kunz – 979-578-1237

  • kunzklan@reagan.com

 

Colorado County 4-H Horse Club

Club Manager:

Sarah Wanjura – 979-820-6659

  • sarahwanjura@hotmail.com

 

Eagle Lake 4-H Club

Club Managers:

  • Claudine Shorter – 979-234-2973
  • Colby Shorter III – 512-217-0112

 

Frelsburg 4-H Club

Club Manager:

Jessie Rau – 979-732-1816

  • jessierau@hotmail.com

 

Shooting Sports:

Club Manager:

Terri Jurek – 979-733-4784

  • coloradocounty4hss@gmail.com

 

Wild Clover 4-H Club

Club Manager:

Tammy Hilley – 979-733-4774

  • tahilley@yahoo.com

 

4-H Council Officers for 2020-2021

Rayel Aiken, Chairman

Brooke Wanjura, 1st Vice Chairman

Jagar Rau, 2nd Vice Chairman

Abigail Hilley, 3rd Vice Chairman

Robert Stavinoha, Secretary

Kase Weishuhn, Treasurer

Jack Dudensing, Reporter

Jase Rau, Parliamentarian

 

Online information and resources:

 

Livestock:

Rule 3 Approval Form – Major Show Validations

 

 

 

 

 

 

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