Mandatory Sale Meetings for Livestock Members

The Junior Livestock Sale committee has set the dates for Mandatory Sale Meetings for all participants. Mark your calendar and plan to attend on one of the following dates at the McKee 4-H Building exhibit hall:

  • Tuesday, June 18 from 5:30–7:30 p.m.
  • Sunday, June 30 from 3:00–5:00 p.m.

4-H Carnival 2024 Results

The Larimer County 4-H Foundation is pleased to announce the results of the Carnival. A big thank you to all the Club Leaders, Members, Families, and Friends who supported the 65th Annual Carnival.

Top 100 Club

Members who sold 100+ tickets as reported by Club Leaders

Adelaide Goodman – Buckeye Buck’N Ears
Colby Kisner – Cinch ’Em Up
Cyle Kisner – Cinch ’Em Up
Gilbert Fisher – Harmony Hustlers (SOLD 550) – 4th Place
John Fisher – Harmony Hustlers
Megan Fisher – Harmony Hustlers
Grayson Lebsock – Harmony Hustlers
Reagan Lebsock – Harmony Hustlers
Wesley Anzaldua – High Country Handiworkers (SOLD 675) – 1st Place
Walker Cameron – High Country Handiworkers
Willow Cameron – High Country Handiworkers
Logan Cumpsten – High Country Handiworkers
Porter Flynn – High Country Handiworkers
Bohdan Leppert – High Country Handiworkers (SOLD 375) – 5th Place (tie)
Madelyn Leppert – High Country Handiworkers (SOLD 375) – 5th Place (tie)
Dawson Leypoldt – High Country Handiworkers (SOLD 600) – 3rd Place
Carter Mixen – High Country Handiworkers (SOLD 375) – 5th Place (tie)
Basil Price – High Country Handiworkers
Kennedy Jo Rodden – High Country Handiworkers
Josh Ryan – High Country Handiworkers
Evelyn Bane – Rawhiders 2
Lillian Bane – Rawhiders 2
Aralee Rinebarger – Rawhiders 2
Jacob Long – Spirit of the Poudre
Keith Long – Spirit of the Poudre
Elijah Davis – Twin Mounds
Brody Shreve – Wagon Wheel (SOLD 654) – 2nd Place
Samantha Elmquist – Wind Dancers

The High Country Handiworkers Club had the highest average per member at 64.54 tickets.

There was a reported total of 25,216 pre-sold tickets.
There were 82,321 coupons taken in at carnival booths.
The auction gross proceeds were $20,750.
The Foundation gave $18,090 back to the 26 Larimer County 4-H Clubs for their participation.

4-H 4-Cast / Week of April 22–28, 2024

Monday, April 22

  • Dog Obedience Workshop, 6:00 p.m.
  • Junior Leadership Club Meeting, 6:00 p.m.
  • HCH Cloverbuds Meeting, 6:30 p.m.

Tuesday, April 23

  • Shotgun Practice, 5:30 p.m.
  • Archery Practice, 6:00 p.m.
  • .22 Pistol Practice, 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday, April 24

  • Muzzleloading Practice, 5:00 p.m.
  • Horse Open Ride, 6:00 p.m.
  • Larimer County Fair Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m.
  • Beekeeping Workshop, 6:30 p.m.

Thursday, April 25

  • Leathercraft Workshop, 3:30 p.m.
  • Air Pistol Practice, 6:00 p.m.
  • Air Rifle Practice, 6:00 p.m.
  • Poultry Record Book & Showmanship Workshop, 6:00 p.m.

Friday, April 26

  • Weld County Goat Extravaganza
  • Western Heritage Practice, 6:00 p.m.
  • Dairy Project Meeting, 6:30 p.m.

Saturday, April 27

  • Weld County Goat Extravaganza

Sunday, April 28

  • Weld County Goat Extravaganza
  • .22 Rifle Practice, 11:00 a.m.
  • Rabbit Workshop, 3:00 p.m.

Run for Colorado State President or Vice President at 4-H Conference

On behalf of the State Senate Nominations Committee:

Not only are we excited for you to sign up for Colorado State 4-H Conference, we would like you to think about being the next leader for your State Senate!

Have you ever wanted to engage with younger youth and lead Colorado 4-H as the state president or vice president?

This position is open to all senior 4-H members enrolled in Colorado and includes several leadership events throughout the year.

•   September/October: Ag Day at the CSU Campus and Officer Retreat,

•   November: Colorado Leadership Conference (intermediate members, held in northwest Colorado),

•   January: Stock Show and Leadership Development Conference (senior members, held in Denver),

•   March: Youth Fest (intermediate members, held at the State Fairgrounds),

•   June: State Conference (held at Colorado State University).

Additionally:

•   Monthly Zoom Meetings

In addition to the general roles filled by members of the state senate, the president and vice president oversee the officer team and facilitate communication between the advisors and members. They also serve as point people for team challenges and conflicts and are responsible for ensuring that all members of the team are heard and respected. They do not chair any event committees, however, the president runs official business meetings at two conferences, and the vice president is the chair of the nominations committee which runs elections at the conclusion of their term.

To run for this position:

  • Submit the application today,
  • Give a 3–5 minute speech at the opening session introducing yourself and highlighting key experiences from your 4-H career, as well as addressing the following prompt: Please discuss an individual whose leadership has had an influence on your life and been meaningful to you. How will you carry what you have learned in your life thus far to lead the State Senate if elected? 
  • Take a written test about 4-H knowledge, State Senate Knowledge, and Parliamentary Procedure (study guide will be sent out to all candidates once applications have been received),
  • Complete an interview about your 4-H career, your leadership qualifications, and what led you to pursue this position,
  • Answer a few questions on stage before the election,
  • Communicate with and promote yourself to the voting delegates throughout the week.

On your initial application, you will designate whether you are running for president, vice president, or both. In the event that you are not elected President and you have chosen to run for both, you will automatically be in the running for vice president.

Following are forms to submit your application:

If you have questions, please contact the state vice president Morgan Yeiser at morganyeiser@gmail.com or Aimee Kanode at Aimee.Kanode@colostate.edu.

Colorado Computer Museum Trip / April 30, 2024

There is an opportunity to tour the Colorado Computer Museum! Members meet at the museum at 246 Basher Drive Unit 4, Johnstown on Tuesday, April 30 at 6:00 p.m. The museum is full of interactive exhibits, we’ll be starting with a guided tour then you’ll be free to explore on your own. This is a great way to get inspiration for your project or display board if you don’t have a topic already! Please RSVP here by April 29.

April 2024 Meeting Report

Submitted by reporter, Willow Cameron.

The High Country Handiworkers 4-H Club met on Monday, April 15 at 7:00 p.m. at the McKee 4-H Building at the Ranch in Loveland, Colorado.

Our club had a very successful carnival! Some of our members had the highest ticket selling in the county. Our club’s members had the highest average sales per member: 64.54 tickets per member!

Market sheep/goat weigh day is coming up. Animals shown at fair need IDs uploaded to 4-H online. 

Members presented demonstrations about archery shooting tips, how to fold the American flag, how to gap a spark plug, and how to make thank you cards. 

The next meeting will be on Monday, May 13, 2024 at 7:00 p.m. at the McKee 4-H Building.

For more information, visit the High Country Handiworkers website at hch4h.org or on Facebook, Instagram, or X by searching for hch4hclub.

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