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This group of 4-H volunteers make it all happen for the 4-H Horse Program! At these meetings we will be discussing the specifics of this year’s 4-H horse events, as well as county level horse shows. Join us on Tuesday, November 12th at 6:00pm—Montgomery County Annex—Room 111. Please let the 4-H office know if you plan on attending this meeting by Thursday, November 7th
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Posted 10/19/2019
GPS Navigation & GeocachingSchoharie Crossing - 129 Schoharie St, Fort Hunter
We will meet in the Ender House
Saturday, October 19th
1-3pm
Limited to 15 participants, age 9 to adult.
Cost $5 per participant.This presentation will include
learning how to use a GPS for navigation.Geocaching is a good way to start learning with a GPS as it gives you a specific target to navigate to. We will get a brief history on GPS navigation & the science behind how it works, how to use the apps that come with a GPS, learn about Geocaching from a computer, GPS & phone app. Downloading the Geocaching.com app on your phone or the C:geo app prior to session will put you ahead in being able to navigate. Dress for the weather & wear closed toed shoes & long pants as we will be walking outdoors & getting into brush.
We do have a limited number of GPS units available for your use. Light refreshments will be provided. RSVP by October 16th to the 4-H office, 518-853-2135.
Posted 8/1/2019
Join Marigrace Hoag & Agnes Rodd for a fun evening of arts & crafts! Youth ages 8 and older may choose to create either an indoor quilt square on canvas or paint a ceramic figurine. Limited to one project piece per youth. Given the date of the class, youth will be automatically entered in the correct project and class for the Fonda Fair upon RSVP’ing for this class.
RSVP to the 4-H Office by Monday, July 29th.
Cost $15 per youth. Please bring a snack to share with the class.Will be held in Room 111 at the Montgomery County Annex
Posted 7/30/2019
NEW DATE - Tuesday, July 30th
6pm - Room 214 - Montgomery County Annex
Youth for the Quality Care of Animals (YQCA) training is designed to keep youth up to date on content related to industry standards and government regulation. This program will introduce youth to the importance of animal health in a wide variety of species. Youth will explore the importance of bio security, animal well-being, food safety, and life skills. Youth will become certified through classroom and hands-on instructional settings.
This is a first-come, first-serve class that will only be accepting the first 25 youth ages 8 to 19 so be sure to sign up quickly. This class will be taught by Nicole Tommell whom is a certified trainer for YQCA. To learn more, visit http://yqca.org/
Cost is $10 per youth.
RSVP to the 4-H Office by Thursday, July 25th
Posted 7/3/2019
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