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Cassia County
1013 West 16th Street
Burley, ID 83318
208-878-9461
FAX: 208-878-7862
Email: cassia@uidaho.edu
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Cassia County 4-H
How to Become a 4-H Member or Leader
To become a 4-H member, please take a moment and e-mail rdavids@uidaho.edu after completing the form below.
First Name Last Name
Address City
State Zip
Age Phone Number
Email Address Foods & Nutrition Leadership Science Plants & Animals Personal Development Citizenship Arts Clothing & Textiles
Are your parents willing to be involved? yes No maybe
How do I become a leader?
To become a leader, you will need to stop by the Cassia County Extension Office and visit with the 4-H Program Administrator. At that time you will be given a leader application, reference check as well as filling out a background check (the cost is $10.00 for the background check at your expense). Once this is all taken care of, you will attend a two hour scheduled training on being a leader and child protection. Not only do we need to protect the youth, we need to protect you as well.
To see a list of the state projects, go to www.4h.uidaho.edu/index.htm
2009 4-H Enrollment Helps
Enrollment deadline: May 8th, 2009, but all those with animals must enroll one week before animals are weighed in.
Beef: Weigh-in date: Saturday, March 21, Burley Livestock Auction Yard,
7:00-9:00 AM. Maximum weight at beginning weigh-in is 900 lbs.
The steer must be on halter.
Swine: Weigh-in date: Saturday, April 18, Fairgrounds, 8:00-10:00 AM
Weight is 75 pounds and below. Suggested minimum weight is
approximately 50 lbs.
Dairy: Weigh-in date: Saturday, May 2, Fairgrounds, 8:00-10:00 AM
Rabbit: Tattoo date: Tuesday, July 7, at 5:30-6:30 PM. at the fairgrounds in the
sale barn.
Sheep: Weigh-in date: Saturday, June 6, Fairgrounds, 8:00-10:00 AM.
Turkey: Weigh-in date: June (TBA) at 6:00 PM at the Uscola Building
Fees: Cloverbud-----------------$2.25 Regular members-------$4.75
Teen leader---------------$ .50 (additional) Horse member---------- $6.75
Adult leaders-------------$3.75
Forms:
Please remember that there are separate enrollment forms, one for the leaders and one for the members. In order for the computer to accept a name, all information needs to be included. (Birthday means date of birth not just month and day.) In parent information, a phone number is important. If you live in the country but not on a farm, the residence is rural. This information will not be given out to the public. In order for a registration to be accepted at the Extension Office, the form must be filled out completely which includes the photo consent and the code of conduct on the back.
Age requirement: Age as of January 1 of current year
Cloverbud----------------5 through 7 Junior-----------------------8 through 11
Intermediate-----------12 through 14 Senior---------------------15 through 18
New 2008 state code lists and projects are available.
Every new leader is required to fill out an application, have references checked and have a background check before they can take a New Leader Training and Child Protection Training Class. Please contact the Extension Office for more information. All leaders are expected to attend six leaders council meetings a year and attend yearly Civil Rights and Child Protection Training which will be held prior to Leader’s Council starting in March. The meeting in July is mandatory for the leader of the club, or a responsible adult to attend.
Ultrasound will be required for sheep, beef and swine at Fair Weigh-In