Texas 4-H Photography Contest Results

Below is a link to the results for the 2020 Texas 4-H Photography contest. This list is sorted by county. This will also be emailed directly to the contestants through 4-H Connect.

http://texas4-h.tamu.edu/wp-content/uploads/project_photography_contest_results_2020.pdf

Congratulations to Comal County 4-H winners, Jack Skulteti & Ty Schaeferkoeter.

WELCOME to the Comal County 4-H Online News!!!

This blog serves as an online newsletter for the 4-H & Youth Development Program in Comal County, Texas to give our 4-H members, leaders, and parents FASTER access to 4-H events, activities, deadlines, accomplishments, and opportunities! Be sure to check this site often to see what has been added!

If you have questions about posts on this blog or any other 4-H events or activities, please contact the Comal County office of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service at Comal@ag.tamu.edu or 830-620-3440. Visit the Comal County Extension website at: http://comal-tx.tamu.edu/.

Our office is located at 325 Resource Drive, New Braunfels, Texas 78132 and is open Monday-Friday, 8am-12pm and 1pm-5pm. We are closed on holidays as determined by the Comal County Commissioners Court.

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Comal County 4-H Council

Each 4-H club in Comal County has the opportunity to have FOUR (4) representatives to the Comal County 4-H Council, one of which shall be the club president. Traditionally, clubs elect 3 council delegates and 2 alternate delegates.

2020-2021 4-H Council Officers
Chairman: Dylan Wunderlich

1st Vice-Chairman: Peyton Wirebaugh

2nd Vice-Chairman: Rylee Wunderlich

3rd Vice-Chairman: Madilyn Howell

Secretary: Claire Schaeferkoeter

Treasurer: Joseph Haegelin

Reporter: Brooklyn Howell

Historian: Caitlyn Stade

Parliamentarian: William Thetford

Community Service Coordinator: Jonathan Hagy

District Delegates: Peyton Wirebaugh, Rylee Wunderlich,

Alternate Delegates: William Thetford, Claire Schaeferkoeter

2022-2023 4-H Council & Adult Leader Meetings

September 7, 2022 - 6:30 pm - TBD

November 2, 2022- 6:30 pm - TBD

Pending: Date TBA, 4:30 pm - Comal County Courthouse Christmas Tree Decorating

Holiday Party December ?, 2022 - TBD

January 4, 2023 - 6:30 pm - TBD

March 8, 2023 - 6:30 pm

4-H VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION - An Excellent Online Resource

The Texas 4-H & Youth Development Program would like to remind volunteers of the online orientation course for 4-H volunteers. The goal of this course is to provide volunteers with an understanding of the organizational structure of Texas AgriLife Extension Service and how the 4-H program operates. It also helps volunteers recognize their roles and responsibilities within the structure and program. Specifically, the course provides information on the following:

• An overview of Texas AgriLife Extension Service
• 4-H 101: Facts about 4-H
• An overview of the various methods of participation available in the 4-H program
• Volunteer qualifications, roles in which volunteers may serve and the responsibilities associated with each role
• A list of various resources for 4-H volunteers

The course is available online at: http://campus.extension.org and can be completed within one hour. If a volunteer cannot complete the orientation in one sitting, they do have the capabilities to come back to it at a later time.

Once the course is complete, the volunteers may print off a completion certificate.

Directions on how to enroll in the course available on the Comal County Extension Website (under Publications) and the Texas 4-H Website through the "Online Orientation for Texas 4-H Volunteers" page.

Broilers	$192.90
Goats	$276.27
Hogs	$242.39
Lambs	$211.39
Rabbits	$230.28
Steers	$376.91
Turkeys	$218.72

Broilers	$201.53
Goats	$267.00
Hogs	$197.13
Lambs	$244.67
Rabbits	$179.97
Steers	$421.21
Turkeys	$132.74

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Texas 4-H Photography Contest Results