Any 4-Her planning to exhibit any of the following must complete an ID sheet and have picked up a 4-H tag by June 1: breeding heifer, stocker feeder, bucket calves, breeding ewes and dairy goats.

Each participant will finish the camp with completed 4-H exhibits ready for entry day! Projects highlighted this year are Clothing I, Entomology, Photography I, and Foods. Choose between Clothing or Entomology during the 3-day morning sessions. Pack a lunch and decide to stay to participate on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons for Photography. Wednesday afternoon will focus on Foods and menu planning. Participants in the Wednesday Foods Camp will prepare the evening meal for their families. Cost includes all supplies for the completed 4-H projects.

The 4-H presentation contest is frequently referred to as the most beneficial of all 4-H experiences! This could be your year to try it! There is a great deal of information about how to prepare your presentation at http://4h.unl.edu/presentationscontest. The South Panhandle Presentation Contest is set for Thursday, June 13, at 10 a.m., SPNRD, 551 Parkland Drive, Sidney. Contact Cynthia Gill if you need help or more information.

This camp is for youth entering 4th-6th grades. Youth will learn fishing, outdoor cooking, and have an afternoon of swimming.

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