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4-H Newsletter - November 16, 2022 Cumberland County
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2023 Regional Chicken Project
The Regional Chicken Project is an opportunity for youth in FFA and 4-H in the Southeastern Region to learn more about the livestock industry. Through this project, youth will get to choose hens or broiler chicks to purchase at a discounted rate. The birds will be raised and youth will complete a Project Record Book to chronicle their care and knowledge learned about chickens. In May, the youth will participate in the Southeastern Chicken Show, where they will demonstrate to the judge their knowledge of the bird. Training for this will be provided through workshops. At the
end of the project, the youth will have the opportunity to donate their broilers to process for local food pantries. The hens can be kept to lay eggs for a potential egg business, sold for profit, or they can be used in future 4-H programs.
Registration deadline: January 5, 2023 - Layers February 1, 2023 - Broilers Chick delivery: February 2023 Show: April 25, 2023 **All dates are tentative as plans are still being finalized**
For more information call Liz Joseph 914-489-5330.
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NC 4-H Livestock - Upcoming Youth Livestock 2023
There are several programs that will be happening in early 2023. Click on the title of the event for more program and registration information. What: Leap Into Sheep ProgramWhen: Applications due December 15 (Pick up
lambs January 14)Who: This program is designed for youth that have never shown lambs before and would like to get involved in showing livestock. The top 10 applicants will be selected and receive a lamb for $50. Each youth will be set up with a mentor to assist them with the learning process. Age requirements are 8 -19. Where: Please see attachment below for counties of participation.What: Nance Family Meat Goat Leadership InstituteWhen: February 4, 2023, applications are due January 13Who: Youth ages 10-19. This program is designed to assist youth that have a strong interest in meat goats to enhance their leadership skills. Topics in the past have included visiting other farms, learning about general health of goats, meat processing, cheese making, and traditional leadership topics. Where: E. Carroll Joyner Beef Educational Unit, RaleighWhat: Perry & Doris Teeter Beef Leadership InstituteWhen: February 24-26, applications are due January 13Who: Youth currently in high school ages 14-19. This event is designed for youth that have a strong interest in the beef industry and would like to enhance their leadership skills. The top 20 youth from across North Carolina will be selected to participate. Where: Hickory, NC in conjunction with the NC Cattlemen's ConferenceWhat: Youth Livestock agent & Volunteer Leader TrainingWhen: Date changed to **March 14-15 **Who: This is open to agents or volunteers that would like to learn more about the youth livestock program. Topics include showing livestock, basic nutrition, animal health, training skillathon, judging, and quiz bowl teams. More information on topics and the schedule will be released shortly.Where: E. Carroll Joyner Beef Educational Unit, Raleigh
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Friendsgiving District Event- December 3, 2022
Come celebrate Friendsgiving with other 4-H'ers. This event will be a district wide program for teens (13-18) that will include a service project and giving back to the community. Teens will be able to meet and connect with other 4-H'ers from across the district.
Lunch will be included. Transportation will be provided for the first five to sign up. Registration due no later that Monday, November 28.
Cost: $10.00 (have cash with you to pay at event) Location: Rowan County Extension office Time: Leave office at 7:30 a.m. Return at
5:30 p.m.
Call Jessica at 910-321-6867 or Jeanie at 910-321-6864 to register.
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2023 NC 4-H Volunteer Leaders' Conference ~ February 3-4
The 2023 NC 4-H Volunteer Leaders' Conference will be February 3-4, 2023, at the Hilton Durham near Duke University. This is your opportunity to participate in workshops and seminars designed especially for 4-H volunteers and agents to create positive learning experiences for young people across the state.
In order to attend this conference, you must be an approved volunteer in 4-H Online. Registration rates are listed on the document below and, as in previous years, include several registration options. Please note that there is only one deadline, and all registrations must be entered by your 4-H agent. No registrations will be accepted after this time. This is a state deadline. The deadline for Cumberland County is Friday, January 6, 2023.
Additional information is listed below. To view on the 4-H website and book your hotel room click here. Look under the 2023 NC 4-H Volunteer Leaders' Conference heading.
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U.S. Feed Your Future Virtual Career Fair
Join us for our upcoming #FeedYourFuture
U.S.A. Animal Systems Virtual Career Fair. Animal Systems: Growth and care of animals and their products/byproducts. Careers in research, nutrition, animal care, processing, and sustainability.
Organizations are looking for talent to fill the workforce gaps in the agriculture and food industry. There are abundant opportunities in production, logistics, finance, processing, technology, packaging, and much more. Careers are available on the farm, in the field, plant, lab and office.
*You can register for FREE for the event HERE:
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FREE EVENT! Important event details are on the flyer below.
Lunch will be provided. Please RSVP to 910-603-1052 or email jesse@sandhillspba.org
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4-H Online for 2022!
Enrollment for 4-H Online 2022 is now OPEN! Please enroll or update a previous enrollment as soon as possible.See the attached Family Letter 2022 below in the 4-H Online 2.0-How to Enroll for the latest information and links.*** As a reminder, youth must be enrolled in 4-H Online to participate in any 4-H activity, club, event or Summer Fun ***
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4-H Online 2.0-How to Enroll
Please see the attached letter that details information that will make your enrollment and re-enrollment much easier. If you were enrolled in the system last year, you will not have to set up a brand new account. Your login information is the same. Please reach out if you need assistance or need your password reset.
Adults, please note that in the information transfer many of our volunteers and adult birthdates were changed. Unfortunately, you will need to go in and add your actual date of birth.
Also note that you will need to determine a club affiliation in order for
your application to go through. If you are not in a particular club, please select Member at Large (Cumberland County).
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NC State University and N.C. A&T State University work in
tandem, along with federal, state and local governments, to form a strategic partnership called N.C. Cooperative Extension.
Extension's 4-H program is the largest youth development organization in North Carolina. We help over 247,000 young people grow into active, contributing citizens each year.
Accommodation requests related to a disability should be made by 10 days before the event to Jessica Drake, 4-H Extension agent, jessica_drake@ncsu.edu or 910-321-6867.
NC State University provides equal opportunity and affirmative action efforts, and prohibits discrimination, harassment and retaliation based upon a person's race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), national origin, age (40 or
older), disability, gender identity, genetic information, sexual orientation or veteran status. NC State University, N.C. A&T State University, U.S. Department of Agriculture and local governments cooperating.
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