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Clover Clips
A newsletter for 4-H families
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Reporter's Corner
Club reporters submit their 4-H related articles, and you get to read about the latest Johnson County 4-H Club happenings! Click the button below for some fun news and updates!
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Kitchen Restore Project
By George Delancy, County Council Reporter
The Johnson County 4-H Council held a collection drive supporting the Kitchen Restore Project. Members donated new or lightly used cooking and dining items across several months. The Kitchen Restore Project provides such supplies as pots, pans, dishes, utensils, and small appliances to individuals and households. These items raise the accessibility of healthy and affordable meals at home and can make a large difference in the overall nutrition in a household.
4-H members and clubs from across Johnson County came together to donate more than 150 quality kitchen items ranging from pots and pans to silverware and cooking utensils. The items were delivered on March 7, 2026. If you missed this opportunity or are looking to donate personally, you can drop-off donations on the first Saturday and third Thursday of each month. For more information, access the official webpage: Johnson County Kitchen Restore Project
| | | | Updated Project Report Form Preferences | | |
We are introducing a new option for completing the Project Report Form requirement for membership pins. In the past, members were required to submit a Project Report Form that was entered into the county awards judging process as a requirement for membership pin applications. Beginning this year, members will be able to choose how their Project Report Form is submitted:
- Members may complete a Project Report Form to meet the membership pin requirement only. This report will not be judged and will not be considered for county awards related to project reports. Members will still receive their membership pins if all other requirements are met through this option.
- Members may submit their Project Report Form to be evaluated through the Johnson County 4-H Awards judging process and be considered for county awards. All members of each age level (junior, intermediate and senior) who qualify for a project report form award will now receive medallions.
When submitting your Project Report Form, you will declare your choice with this Preference Sheet. This new option provides flexibility for members who want to complete the membership pin requirement without creating an extra burden / barrier for submitting project report forms.
| | 2026 Johnson County 4-H Scholarship | | |
Every year Johnson County 4-H offers a scholarship to two individuals that are either 4-H seniors or former 4-H members. The scholarship application and guidelines for the 2026 Johnson County 4-H Scholarships are posted on the Johnson County 4-H website as well. Applications are due to the Extension office by 5:00 PM on Monday, June 22, 2026. Take note of these requirements if you are applying as a high school senior or 4-H alumni:
- Must be or have been a Johnson County 4-H’er within the past four years.
- Must have been a 4-H Club member for a minimum of five years.
| | During the Paper Clover Campaign, the Olathe Tractor Supply will be hosting a Demo Days on Saturday, April 25th. 4-H youth are invited to showcase their projects outside the store during this event. Demo Days will run from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. If your club would like to participate, you can sign up for a 2 hour time slot. These slots are first come, first serve. Please note: 4-H parents and/or registered volunteers MUST be present with the youth during this event. | |
County Service Project
The Johnson County 4-H Council is leading a service project to benefit the "Cards for Hospitalized Kids" charity. Cards for Hospitalized Kids distributes empowering and uplifting cards to Children's Hospitals and Ronald McDonald Houses in all 50 States. Clubs and individual 4-H'ers can create cards and deliver them to the Johnson County Extension Office before or at the July 6th meeting of the Johnson County 4-H Council. Once all cards have been collected, the club with the most quality cards submitted will receive a donation of $100 from an anonymous donor. For more information and guidelines, please view the flyer or the organization's official website. If you have any questions, please contact council officer, George D.
| | Johnson County 4-H Speakers Bureau | | We want YOU to join the Johnson County 4-H Speakers Bureau! The 4-H Team will soon be launching a survey for community groups, schools and civic organizations to request speakers. Whether you are a youth member wanting to gain experience with public speaking or an adult volunteer, we welcome all to take the Speakers Survey, so that we can properly match you when a group requests a speaker. Taking a moment to fill out this interest survey will help us develop this bureau! | |
2026 Food Stand Poster Contest
We are calling on our artists again to help create a food stand poster that highlights:
• The food and drink items offered at the 4‑H Food Stand
• How Food Stand proceeds support Johnson County 4‑H members
• Eye‑catching artwork, photos, or drawings that will grab fairgoers’ attention
Please submit your design by June 22nd to the 4-H Team so the committee has time to review entries and have posters printed before fair.
| | Adding/Dropping Projects & Enrollment Status | | The project add/drop deadline for new and returning 4-H’ers is May 1. 4-H members must be enrolled in the project by May 1 and be approved in 4-H Online to be eligible to exhibit in the corresponding project area at the Johnson County Fair. Project enrollment is an important component of the project experience. 4-H families can update this information any time in 4-H Online by simply clicking the Edit button in the Projects tab within the 4-H member’s profile. This option will be available through May 1 and after that the system will not allow any changes to be made to a 4-H member’s projects. If you have questions about project enrollment or the May 1 deadline, please contact Christin Bartels. | | Join the 4-H agents for an orientation meeting for parents of all first and second year 4-H members (or anyone who needs a fair refresher). The meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 14th from 6:00 - 7:30 PM at the Extension Office (Room 1060). Topics discussed will include project selection, the Johnson County Fair, and summer 4-H programming. If you plan to attend, please RSVP by April 10th. | | Johnson County 4-H is hosting a Show N’ Grow Open House! This open house is designed with inclusion in mind; welcoming youth with accessibility needs and their families to discover how 4-H can be a great fit. Join Johnson County youth, Extension Agents and current families to explore hands-on projects and opportunities at the Johnson County Fair! Join us on April 22nd from 6:00 - 7:30 PM at the Johnson County Extension Office and see how 4-H is growing something for everyone! | | | |
When presenting at events or competitions, we often show up right before our talk and leave right after, never leaving much time for improvement or feedback. Attending the Johnson County Communications Project Workshop will give you the opportunity to watch presentations and learn from an experienced judge and presenter, Randy Doerksen. Whether you are brand new or a seasoned presenter, this workshop will be the perfect opportunity to bring your skills to the next level. Learn about the various types of presentations available at 4-H events including Project Talks, Demonstrations, Illustrated Talks, and Public Speaking categories.
All skill levels are welcome to attend and learn about the many aspects of preparing and delivering a presentation, from choosing a topic to adding inflection and everything in between.
Join us at the Johnson County Extension Office (Room 1060) on Saturday, April 25th from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM to build a skillset that will benefit you in every aspect of life. If you plan on attending, please RSVP by April 20th.
For more information, please contact the Extension Office or George D.
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Learn more about the workshop leader:
Randy Doerksen
The quote: “You never quite know the moment in a child’s life when you’ll make a difference for a lifetime...and that moment might be right NOW!” forms the foundation of Randy Doerksen’s philosophy of education, leadership, and learning.
Growing up a Reno County 4-H’er, Randy enjoyed sharing each of his projects through his love of public speaking. As his skills developed, he incorporated the leadership project, helping younger 4-H’ers become more comfortable on the stage. Those early “coaching” opportunities have led to many years of judging Public Speaking at the Kansas State Fair. He also serves as KSHSAA judge for Regional and State Speech and Drama.
Randy currently teaches Kindergarten – 6th grade music at Graber Elementary in Hutchinson, KS.
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YQCA
The Youth for the Quality Care of Animals (YQCA) program is an annual certification process. Certification can be done by taking a minimum one-hour in-person training or an online training. Both types of trainings are registered for and paid for by going to the YQCA website. All registrations and payments are handled through the YQCA website and must be done before attending either type of training. The online training is $12 per youth and the in-person training is $3 per youth. (If a family needs financial support, contact the Extension Office.)
Johnson County 4-H will hold one more in-person training at the Extension Office on Tuesday, May 5th at 6:00 PM. Registration is required to attend a training. If you cannot attend one of the in-person trainings that our county offers, you may also attend a training in another county. It is not required that you complete your certification in the county you show in. To find other counties' trainings, view other available dates on the YQCA website.
Families are responsible for turning in a printed copy of their YQCA certificate or emailing a copy to the Extension Office by June 15th, 2026. No late submissions (after June 15th) will be accepted. Additional details can be found on the Johnson County 4-H Livestock webpage.
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Livestock Tagging
All market and commercial breeding animals, including beef, sheep, goats, swine, and bucket calves, must be tagged on or before the designated tagging deadlines to be eligible to show in the 4-H division at the Johnson County Fair. The cost of the Kansas 4-H EID ear tag is $3 per animal.
Tagging dates and times are as follows and will all take place at the Johnson County Fairgrounds. Read more about best management practices for local livestock tagging.
| | | Species Tagged | Tagging Dates & Times | Last Date to Tag | | Small Livestock Tagging | Saturday, April 11th
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM | Swine, Sheep, Goat, Bucket Calf: May 1st | | Beef |
| March 15th | | | If a family is unable to attend any of the tagging dates, they must either bring their animal(s) to the Extension Office or pay a $50 farm fee for Extension staff to travel to the location of the animal(s). All animals must be tagged on or prior to their species' last date to tag. Animals tagged after these dates will only be allowed to show in open class where there is open competition at the county fair unless prior arrangements have been discussed and approved by Extension staff, the Livestock Superintendent, and the Department Superintendent. Please note that these tagging dates and deadlines are for county fair eligibility. If you are ONLY tagging for state / national shows, the deadlines follow state nominations. Reach out to the Extension Office with any questions. | |
State Livestock Nominations
4-H members planning to show their animals at the Kansas Junior Livestock Show (KJLS) and/or the Kansas State Fair must submit nominations to the KSU Youth Livestock office. Market beef nominations are due by May 1. Commercial heifer, swine, sheep, and meat goat nominations are due by June 15. Information regarding state livestock nominations, ordering DNA envelopes, and the nomination process can be found on the webpage.
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CLOVER: National 4-H
Looking for project support? National 4-H is offering CLOVER to help empower all young people to find their sparks. CLOVER creates impactful learning experiences in partnership with universities. There are over 260 online, interactive activities. To view and utilize all the activities, you must sign up and create an account for CLOVER.
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4-H Foods: Icing Class
Join Sue Pio, our 4-H Foods & Nutrition Superintendent, and 4-H youth leader, Lauren C., to learn more about icing. In this class, you will learn about different types of icing, the differences between liquid and gel food coloring and how to make a drop flower. The class will be held on Saturday, April 11th from 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM at the Extension Office. There will be lots of hands-on learning! You will decorate and take home a cookie and cupcake of your own. There will also be an illustration on fondant. Registration for the class is required.
| | Allen County Entomology Meeting | | Pinning and labels will be the focus of the next Allen County Entomology project meeting. The meeting will be held on Saturday, April 11th at 1:00 PM at the Allen County Extension Office meeting room. Bring three to four insects to pin. Parents, bring your laptop or a zip drive for insect labels. Each 4-H'er may bring a project talk or demonstration on any project they are enrolled in - it does not have to be about Entomology. Don't forget to put your insects to pin in the relaxing chamber before the meeting. Questions? Contact Vicky Wallace. | | Fiber Arts Project Meeting | | Join Fiber Arts project leaders for the next county-wide meeting on Sunday, April 26th, at 5:30 PM at the Olathe Starbucks (15225 W. 135th St Olathe, KS, 66062). Questions? Contact Emily. | |
Foods Project Information Session and Q&A
Join our Nutrition, Food Safety, and Health Agent, Chelsea King, and the 4-H Foods and Nutrition Superintendent, Sue Pio, for an information session designed to help exhibitors prepare for the fair’s food projects. The meeting will take place on April 30th from 6:00 - 7:00 PM via Zoom. We’ll walk through the fair book together, highlighting key rules and guidelines, and cover practical tips, such as calculating your frosting percentage, to ensure your entries meet judging standards. The session will conclude with a Q&A, giving you the chance to ask questions you may have around foods for the fair.
Join Zoom Meeting (Meeting ID: 968 5534 1730 and Passcode: 480521)
| | Johnson County Dog Club Shows & Trainings | | The JoCo Dog Club has two upcoming shows. A Rally-O & Agility Show will be held on Saturday, June 20th and the Invitational Show will be held on Saturday, July 11th. Registration opens at 8:30 AM, with each show beginning at 9:00 AM. Pre-registration is encouraged but walk-in entries are also accepted. We will have multiple judges to help make it a faster show. Both shows will be at the Johnson County Fairgrounds and are great shows to attend if you are needing to qualify for the Kansas State Fair 4-H Dog Show. For more information contact the Dog Club. If you pre-register, each event is $10. Walk-in registration will be $15 per event. | |
Tailwaggers Dog Show
The Tailwaggers Invitational Dog Show will be held on Saturday, June 27th at the Johnson County Fairgrounds. This show is a State Qualifier Dog Show for the Kansas State Fair 4-H Dog Show. Walk-in entries will be accepted but pre-registration is encouraged. For more information on the show, contact Donna or Audrey.
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4-H Calendar Events
Check out all the available 4-H Projects and Events coming up in the next few weeks.
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Thursdays, April 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th 6:30 - 8:30 PM
County-Wide Sewing Meetings
All levels welcome. Bring your sewing machine!
Contact: Martha Powell
Location: Johnson County Extension Office
Monday, April 6th 6:30 PM
Johnson County Council Officers' Meeting
The council officers meet on the first Monday of the even-numbered months.
Contact: Cyla or Lexi
Location: Johnson County Extension Office
Saturday, April 11th 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Small Livestock Tagging
All market and commercial breeding animals, including beef, sheep, goats, swine, and bucket calves, must be tagged on or before the designated tagging deadlines.
Contact: Cyla or Lexi
Location: Johnson County Fairgrounds
Saturday, April 11th 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
4-H Foods: Icing Class
Join foods leaders for a fun class on icing basics!
Registration: Required
Contact: Chelsea King
Location: Johnson County Extension Office
Tuesday, April 14th 6:00 PM
Spring New Family Orientation
This meeting is for parents of all first and second year 4-H members, or those needing a refresher!
Registration: RSVP by 4/10
Contact: Cyla or Lexi
Location: Johnson County Extension Office (Room 1060)
Tuesday, April 14th 6:00 PM
Johnson County Horticulture Project Meeting
Join us for the monthly horticulture meetings. April’s horticulture class topic will cover plant propagation. Participants will become familiar with different ways we propagate plants. We will be having a propagation party! Participants will get to plant seeds, take cuttings, and divide plants to take home. Supplies will be provided.
Registration: Sign up required
Contact: Anthony or Markis
Location: Johnson County Extension Office, Room 1060
Monday, April 20th 6:00 PM
Johnson County Entomology Project Meeting
You are invited to join us on the third Monday of each month at the Johnson County Entomology Project Meetings. At these meetings we dive into the art of collecting and learning about insects! Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting out, this hands-on meeting is perfect for anyone looking to improve their skills and take their insect collection to new heights. All skill levels welcome!
Registration: None required
Contact: Patrick Delancy
Location: Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church (Room #115) 13145 Blackbob Road, Olathe, KS 66062
Wednesday, April 22nd 6:00 - 7:30 PM
Show N' Grow Open House
This open house is designed with inclusion in mind; welcoming youth with accessibility needs and their families to discover how 4-H can be a great fit.
Contact: Lexi
Location: Johnson County Extension Office
Saturday, April 25th 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Johnson County Communications Workshop
Join Randy Doerksen for a communications workshop to bring your skills to the next level. Learn about the various types of presentations available at 4-H events including Project Talks, Demonstrations, Illustrated Talks, and Public Speaking categories.
Registration: RSVP by April 20
Contact: George D.
Location: Johnson County Extension Office (Room 1060)
Sunday, April 26th 5:30 PM
Johnson County Fiber Arts Project Meeting
Join leaders and other members for an evening of crafting.
Contact: Emily K.
Location: Olathe Starbucks (15225 W. 135th St Olathe, KS, 66062)
Thursday, April 30th 6:00 - 7:00 PM
Johnson County Foods Project Information Session/Q&A
Join our Nutrition, Food Safety, and Health Agent, Chelsea King, and the 4-H Foods and Nutrition Superintendent, Sue Pio, for an information session designed to help exhibitors prepare for the fair’s food projects.
Contact: Chelsea King
Location: Join Zoom Meeting
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April 15 - IPM Insect Art Contest Entries DUE
April 17 - Meat Goat Showmanship Clinic Registrations DUE
April 20 - Communications Workshop RSVP DUE
April 20 - Final date to order DNA envelopes for Market Beef State Livestock Nominations
May 1 - 4-H Enrollment and Project Add/Drop Selection in 4-H Online DUE
May 1 - Market Beef Nominations DUE
May 1 - All Swine, Sheep, Goat, Bucket Calf livestock must be tagged
| | State/National Events & Updates | | The 2026 Discovery Days will be held June 3rd - 5th in Manhattan KS. Discovery Days is a mini college experience designed for youth who are 13-18 years of age as of January 1. Youth will have the opportunity to select classes and attend social functions. The primary purpose of 4-H Discovery Days is to gain new ideas and expand your 4-H experience. You experience this through action-oriented learning activities, fun tours, and great evening social events. You will meet new people, build leadership skills, and grow as a person! Registration is now open! | |
Japanese Exchange Host Opportunities
Now is the perfect time to consider hosting a Japanese delegate this summer. Host families do not have to be enrolled in 4-H. If you know a family that would be interested in hosting, please share this information! Families just need to be welcoming, curious, and willing to share everyday Kansas life with these exchange students.
The Kansas 4‑H Japan Exchange Committee is looking for 22 host homes this summer. Delegates are ages 12–18 and are eager to learn about our way of life here in Kansas. Even if your summer is busy, that’s often the best environment for these teens—they want to experience real family life, not a curated schedule. If you need a little inspiration, here’s a short video. For more information on the program and to learn more about global citizenship, visit the webpage.
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Save the Date: 2026 Insect Spectacular
Beetles, bugs, dragonflies and more! It’s time to get registered for the 34th Insect Spectacular. The State Entomology Workshop will be held Friday and Saturday June 19th and 20th. Activities will be based at the North Community building in Iola, Kansas.
Registration for the workshop will open April 24th and run through May 25th. Once registration closes, it will not be reopened. There will be no cancellations or refunds of money after registration closes. Cancellations before registration closes are eligible for a 50% refund. A parent from each family must pay full registration and attend the workshop. A parent is to stay with your child or children at the workshop.
View the event flyer for more trip details.
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Rock Springs Summer Camp
Summer Camp Registration is OPEN - secure your spot today! Camp offerings include a mini camp, half week and full week sessions, teen leadership programs and several new specialty camps. All camp sessions are offered on a voluntary three-tiered pricing model based on the needs of families. For a description of the tiers and the pricing list, please visit this webpage. For families who are unable to pay the Tier 3 pricing, camperships are available through the generosity of donors to the Kansas 4-H Foundation. To apply for a campership, please complete the Campership Application.
Registration is also open for the Counselors in Training (CIT) and Leaders in Training (LIT) sessions. Registration for the Leaders in Training (LIT) and Counselors in Training (CIT) programs will be covered by generous philanthropic support from the Patterson Family Foundation. To apply, youth must complete a letter of interest.
Check out Kansas 4-H Camp at Rock Springs Ranch for information and registrations. Transportation from Olathe is offered for sessions 1-8.
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Miami County Rabbit Club Annual Learn & Show
The Miami County Cottontails 4-H Rabbit Club invites you to join them for their Annual Learn & Show on Saturday, April 4th in Paola, KS (401 Wallace Drive, Paola, Kansas).
This is a single youth-only 4-H sanctioned show and a Team Kansas Qualifier, designed to combine education and competition in a fun and supportive environment for youth ages 5–18. Showroom opens at 6:30 AM, with all rabbits required to be checked in by 10:00 AM.
Event Highlights:
- Youth Only All Breed Show (Begins at 10:30 AM)
- Free Educational Clinics (Begin at 8:00 AM)
- Showmanship & Breed Identification Contests
- Custom Awards for Best in Show, Reserve in Show, and more
- Age divisions following ARBA age guidelines
While this is a day-of-entry show, exhibitors are encouraged to pre-enter by Wednesday, April 1, 2026 to help them prepare accordingly. Entries may be emailed.
| | Discover simple, easy Earth-friendly practices for achieving a nice yard while still protecting our water, air, and healthy soils. The Healthy Yards Expo will be held on Saturday, April 11th from 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM at the Shawnee Civic Centre. This event features businesses, non-profits, seminars, and tips to help residents become greener in their lawn and garden care. It’s a one-stop learning event on green ideas and services. Enjoy a free puppet show by StoneLion Puppet Theatre. Performances are at 10:30 AM and 12:00 PM. Kiddos will also enjoy a traveling museum that brings soil to life, in the Soil Tunnel Trailer! | | |
IPM Insect Art Contest
The K-State Extension Pesticide Safety and IPM Program is hosting its annual insect-themed art contest, open to all ages and skill levels in Kansas!
This year’s theme is Metamorphosis Magic. The goal is to explore insects that undergo complete and incomplete metamorphosis, then create artwork that fits the contest theme. Artwork may include drawings or paintings, digital art, or a 3-D piece such as sculpture, stained glass or other creative media.
Awards will be given for 1st – 3rd place in each of the following age categories:
- Kindergarten – 2nd grade
- 3rd grade – 5th grade
- 6th grade – 8th grade
- High school
- Adult
Entries must be received or postmarked before April 15, 2026.
| | Tractor Supply Paper Clover Campaign | | This spring, from April 17th to May 3rd, Tractor Supply will be hosting the National 4-H Paper Clover Campaign. Stop into your local store to support 4-H and our partnerships! Since 2010, Tractor Supply has partnered with 4‑H to prepare youth to be ready for work and life. The success of the Paper Clover campaign has raised more than $24 million to impact local youth with the technical skills and life skills that prepare them for whatever comes their way. Did you know that 100% of funds raised through the bi-annual Paper Clover campaign directly benefits 4‑H youth? 90% of donations directly support 4‑H youth in the state where the funds were raised, and the remaining 10% supports the overall mission and growth of 4‑H nationally. | |
Little American Royal
The Little American Royal will be held on Saturday, April 18th at the Bilbrey Family Events Center in Manhattan, KS. The Little American Royal is the premier on-campus livestock show. See students compete in showmanship contests with a variety of species raised at our very own animal science research and teaching units. Presented by K-State Block and Bridle, Collegiate Cattle Women's, and the Dairy Science Club, the event begins at 10:00 AM, and all are welcome to attend. For more information or questions contact Ashley Hartman or Rachael Stadel.
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All-Extension Volunteer Appreciation Event
You are Nacho Average Volunteers! Extension volunteers aren’t just "average” but are known for going above and beyond. Come hungry on Tuesday, April 21st for the All-Extension Volunteer Appreciation event and enjoy free tacos or nachos from the on-site food truck.
The event will be from 4:00 - 6:00 PM and is for all the volunteers in Extension including 4-H volunteers! Join the community of Extension volunteers for food, fun and networking. Please RSVP by April 16.
| | The Overland Park Chamber Foundation is partnering with The Civic Trust of the U.S. Chamber Foundation to host the third annual National Civics Bee in Northeast Kansas! The National Civics Bee is a nonpartisan competition aimed at improving civics education and literacy among middle school (6th-8th grade) students, their families, and communities. To enter the competition, students must submit essays showcasing ideas to benefit their local communities. This event will take place on Tuesday, April 21st at Johnson County Community College. To learn more about the Civics Bee and for details on the competition, view their webpage. | | Meat Goat Showmanship Clinic | | Smith County 4-H Council is organizing a Meat Goat Showmanship Clinic on Sunday, April 26th from 3:30 - 5:30 PM at the Smith County Fairgrounds! This will be a hands-on experience with goats, among other opportunities to learn more about the project. There will be a class for beginners, in the middle, and one for more advanced showmen looking to improve their skills and knowledge. K-State Extension Post Rock District invites all enrolled Kansas 4-H members to participate. Questions? Contact Emma Anderson, Post Rock District 4-H Program Coordinator. Registration is $5 per participating 4-H'er and all registrations are due by April 17th. | |
FFA/4-H Night at the ProRodeo
You are invited to the FFA/4-H Night at the ProRodeo on Thursday, April 30th. The evening kicks off at 5:00 PM with food trucks and shopping, followed by the rodeo performance at 7:00 PM, and live music afterward. Come help us celebrate and support the youth involved in agriculture! If you are interested in reserving seats, please fill out the interest form.
Email with any additional questions.
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Clover Clips Submission
The deadline for submissions for Clover Clips will be on the 15th of each month. If you have a submission that you would like to have considered for an edition of Clover Clips please send it to Erin at Erin.Yeung@jocogov.org
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Lexi Ray - 4-H Agent
Cyla Gardner - 4-H Agent
Christin Bartels - 4-H Office Professional
Erin Yeung - 4-H Event and Communications Coordinator
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K- State Extension Johnson County
Kansas State University
11811 S. Sunset Dr. Suite 1500
Olathe, KS 66061-7057
(913) 715-7000
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