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Iowa State University Extension and Outreach: Hancock County

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County News

March 13, 2013

Hancock County Extension is seeking a 4-H food stand manager during the Hancock County District Fair, July 23-29.  4-H food stand has been revised for 2013 so the manager position will look differently than it has in the past.

photo of test tube experiment.
March 6, 2013

During spring break any Hancock County 1st-3rd graders have the opportunity to make silly putty, create a lava lamp, color milk, and eat glowing jello.  Sign up today for the 4-H Science Mini-Camp on March 27th from 9-11am at the Garner Education Center.  Cost is $5 (scholarships are available).

4-H Online logo
January 22, 2013

Log-in to your families' 4-H online account to manage all your 4-H preferences.  You can also identify all your livestock in 4-H Online.  Keep track of what projects you are signed up for in 4-H. 

Start remembering that password and log-in frequently to get familiar with 4-H Online because soon even more will be available via 4-H Online.  Register for an event, enter state fair livestock shows, and more.

Afterschool Kids' 4-H Club at MacNider Art Museum
January 7, 2013

Students can experience an afterschool 4-H club where they learn more about a project area they chose.  Club members enjoy hands-on activities, snacks, games, field trips and more while developing leadership and teamwork skills. 

Click here to get to registration and enrollment forms.  Registration due January 18 for Garner-Hayfield and January 24 for West Hancock.

August 23, 2012

Medical release forms for 4-H clubs, special workshops, or overnight trips.  Download here.

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April 5, 2013 10:58 AM

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