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Summer Camp Information and Registration
Camp Grant Walker located in Pollock, LA, 15 miles north of Alexandria, LA.

Information for all parents of campers attending the Lincoln Parish 4-H Summer Camp with us on June 4-8, 2012.

January 2012 Clover Chat
Click here to download the pdf format of this newsletter.

New Orleans Game Night, Foods Festival Cooking Competition, Shooting Sports - How to Sign Up, Food & Fitness Camp, Texting All Teens!!!, Key Club Award, Honey Bee Essay Contest, Challenge Camp, Black History Poster Contest, Junior Award of Excellence, Rural Youth Tour, Electric Youth Tour, Junior Leaders meeting, Valentine's Dance and more!!
Bullying: What Is It, How to Prevent It and How to Help Victims
Heather Eppinette

One safety hazard that is affecting many children today is bullying. Bullying is a form of youth violence that can come in many forms, such as attacks or intimidation whether physical, psychological, or verbal, a real or perceived power imbalance, and repeated attacks or intimidation between the same children over time.

Seeds of Knowledge: First Annual Gardening Seminar
Information about a unique seminar coming up and hosted by the North Central Region Louisiana Master Gardener Program. Door prizes, refreshments, and a silent auction will be part of the event.
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North Central Region Louisiana Master Gardener Spring 2012 Class Information
Louisiana Master Gardener Program
Any Louisiana resident with an interest in horticulture and a desire to volunteer for community service may apply to the Master Gardener training program.
Produce Your Own Garden Salad
Rafash Brew
A garden salad can be produced from the seeds of lettuce, radishes, spinach and carrots in just 45 days.
Real or Artificial Tree, It’s the Family Time that Matters
Dora Ann Hatch
Christmas tree farms open the day after Thanksgiving and continue to sell trees until Christmas Eve. Select a place that offers trees and entertainment for the family. Many of us are online shoppers and that’s a great place to search for a Christmas tree farm.
Lincoln Health Foundation Sponsors Healthy Walking Program
Cathy Judd with Jade Anderson, slogan winner.
The Lincoln Health Foundation is sponsoring a healthy walking program with students in fourth- and fifth-graders and teachers at the Hico Elementary School.
November 2011 Clover Chat
November 2011
Lincoln Parish 4-H newsletter includes these articles and more: Talent Contest Winners, Hoops and Clovers, Achievement Day 2012, Safeguarding Your Identity, Foods Festival 2012, Pet Show Winners, Challenge Camp, Key Club Award, Bowling and Pizza, Citizenship Camp, National Black Rodeo Finals, Food & Fitness Camp.
Soil Samples and Winterizing Your Lawn
Gary Stockton, County Agent
Find out what your lawn needs for winter before applying any fertilizer.
Using Farm Crops to Attract Visitors
Dora Ann Hatch
Agritourism is growing in Louisiana and many farmers are diversifying their operations to include education and entertainment for visitors. Farmers have always shown their farming operations to guests visiting their farms, but today farmers are charging for these services.
Lincoln Parish 4-H Has Gone to the Dogs!
Amanda J. Simmons, 4-H Agent
Lincoln Parish 4-H has gone to the dogs -- the bulldogs that is. We are focusing our 2011 educational programming on cyberbullying to help the youth of Lincoln Parish avoid becoming a victim.
October 2011 Clover Chat Newsletter
October 2011 newsletter
Lincoln Parish 4-H newsletter with registration forms for Talent Contest, Key Club and Jr. Award of Excellence forms, find out if your are a Cyber Bully and get info. on: Jr. Beef Grazing Project, Honey Bee Essay contest, Shooting Sports, BB Gun Contest, State Fair, Pet Show, Day at the Mall, Citizenship Camp, Poster Contests, National Black Rodeo finals, Club Officer Training, Gingerbread House Contest and more.
Weeds Can Ruin Your Pond
Gary Stockton, Parish Chair and County Agent
The easiest way to control weeds in a pond starts during pond construction. If you are thinking of building a new pond, there is ample information available to help you succeed. But, for those of you that already have ponds let’s talk about aquatic weeds.
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