Bayfield County

The Bayfield County 4-H Cultural Arts Festival will take place Saturday, April 27 at the Drummond High School. This annual 4-H event showcases the rich artistic talents of Bayfield County 4-H members and leaders. All 4-H members are encouraged to participate regardless of whether you have enrolled in a Cultural Arts related project.

January is a great time to get a good start with your 4-H projects and avoid the last minute “it’s almost fair time – too much to do!” blues. Start by setting some goals and writing them down on your project record sheets. If you start your record book now, you’ll be way ahead in August when it’s time to turn them in!

Overview: Located in Bayfield County, the northern most county in Wisconsin, this Summer Youth Educator position will work in collaboration with the UW Extension office, and community partners to create, promote and lead a variety of positive educational experiences for youth. This position will be supported and supervised by the University of Wisconsin Extension office. [...]

Now that you have enrolled for the 2012-2013 4-H Year, you may be asking the question, “Now what do I do?” The answer varies depending on your role in the 4-H Program. For project leaders: You should start by setting a date for your first project meeting. 4-H project leaders should plan on leading 4-6 project meetings. You can ask either your club organizational leader or the 4-H office for a list of members enrolled in the project and communicate to them the meeting date, time and place.

The Bayfield County Teen Court is comprised of high school students from five high schools in Bayfield County. Court panelists gain first-hand experience of the judicial system through a dynamic service learning experience that benefits both themselves and the community. It has also proven to increase the member’s communication and leadership skills in a judicial setting. the legal system.

New and re-enrollment packets were distributed at the 4-H Leaders meeting on Monday, September 17. As you start thinking about the upcoming 4-H year, take a moment to talk about the 4-H program with friends and neighbors and invite them to join your club. Word of mouth is the best way to communicate the benefits of the 4-H program.

May-June, 2012  (pdf, 1.58 MB, 20 pages) Contents Calendar of Events 2012 Cultural Arts Summary of Awards Congratulations Mena! Bayfield County UW-Extension Employment Opportunity Equine Council Meeting Northern District Horse Show How I Have Grown Through 4-H 4-H Summer Camp Coming July 17-19! 4-H Camp Registration Club Corner Does This Sound Like You? Aquaculture Unplugged Bayfield [...]

The Bayfield County 4-H Cultural Arts Festival will take place Saturday, April 28 at the Drummond High School. This annual 4-H event showcases the rich artistic talents of Bayfield County 4-H members and leaders. All 4-H members are encouraged to participate regardless of whether you have enrolled in a Cultural Arts related project. Look through the entry forms at the end of this newsletter and start thinking about how you would like to encourage the development of your son’s or daughter’s artistic talents.

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Now that you have enrolled for the 2011-2012 4-H year, you may be asking the question “Now what do I do?” The answer varies depending on your role in the 4-H program.