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4-H is a youth development program open to young people age 5-18. 4-H helps develop life skills and leadership abilities. Guadalupe County consists of the cities and communities of Seguin, Marion, Geronimo, New Berlin, Cibolo, Kingsbury, Schertz, and Santa Clara.
The 4-H Clover
Enroll in 4-H
Both youths and adults may may enroll in 4-H on 4-H Connect, an on-line enrollment and event registration system: http://texas.4honline.com.
You can also keep up with what's going in with all Extension programs by checking out the Guadalupe County Extension website at http://guadalupe-tx.tamu.edu
You can also keep up with what's going in with all Extension programs by checking out the Guadalupe County Extension website at http://guadalupe-tx.tamu.edu
Thanks and Congratulations!
THANK YOU...
......to all the 4-H members, leaders, and parents who
Who attend our 4-H Council meetings and our (Adult
Leaders & Parents Association (ALPA) meetings; also to the kids and volunteers that helped out with this year's water fairs!
CONGRATULATIONS...
To everyone who participated and placed in Texas 4-H State Roundup! You represented our county well!
......to all the 4-H members, leaders, and parents who
Who attend our 4-H Council meetings and our (Adult
Leaders & Parents Association (ALPA) meetings; also to the kids and volunteers that helped out with this year's water fairs!
CONGRATULATIONS...
To everyone who participated and placed in Texas 4-H State Roundup! You represented our county well!
Find more info...
...about 4-H with this slide show http://guadalupe-tx.tamu.edu/publications/4-H%20Overview%20for%204-H%20blog.pdf
You can also keep up with what's going in with all Extension programs by checking out the Guadalupe County Extension website at http://guadalupe-tx.tamu.edu, and by checking Facebook at www.facebook.com/guadalupecounty4h
Also, get the latest news by reading the monthly Extension newsletter at http://guadalupe-tx.tamu.edu/NewsCat.cfm?COUNTY=Guadalupe&CatID=199.
Check out the 2010-11 Guadalupe County 4-H Yearbook at http://guadalupe-tx.tamu.edu/publications/2010-11%204-H%20Yearbook1.pdf. This is an informational handbook with 4-H club/group info, 4-H facts and lots more!!
And don't hesitate to comment on the blog!! You comments and questions are welcomed!!
You can also keep up with what's going in with all Extension programs by checking out the Guadalupe County Extension website at http://guadalupe-tx.tamu.edu, and by checking Facebook at www.facebook.com/guadalupecounty4h
Also, get the latest news by reading the monthly Extension newsletter at http://guadalupe-tx.tamu.edu/NewsCat.cfm?COUNTY=Guadalupe&CatID=199.
Check out the 2010-11 Guadalupe County 4-H Yearbook at http://guadalupe-tx.tamu.edu/publications/2010-11%204-H%20Yearbook1.pdf. This is an informational handbook with 4-H club/group info, 4-H facts and lots more!!
And don't hesitate to comment on the blog!! You comments and questions are welcomed!!
Monthly 4-H Club/Group Reports
Deadline: 15th of the month or immediately following your club meeting
Each club/group will submit a report to our office. Information in the “upcoming plans” will be used as your club’s newsletter article. Who does the report? It depends on your club–could be Secretary, Reporter or another officer. Reports may be delivered, mailed, faxed or e-mailed to
mjmiranda@ag.tamu.edu
Each club/group will submit a report to our office. Information in the “upcoming plans” will be used as your club’s newsletter article. Who does the report? It depends on your club–could be Secretary, Reporter or another officer. Reports may be delivered, mailed, faxed or e-mailed to
mjmiranda@ag.tamu.edu
About Me
- Matt Miranda
- County Extension Agent-4-H & Youth Development, Guadalupe County 830-379-2153, fax 372-3940 mjmiranda@ag.tamu.edu http://guadalupe-tx.tamu.edu
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