November 2009 Red River Clover Talk is the newsletter for the Red River Parish 4-H Clubs. It lets 4-H'ers and parents know what is coming up in the Clubs and the Parish. And also what has taken place in the past months.

Red River Clover Talk is the newsletter for the Red River Parish 4-H Clubs. It lets 4-H'ers and parents know what is coming up in the Clubs and the Parish. And also what has taken place in the past months.

Exhibitor Catalog and Premium List. Fair Board members; General Rules and Regulations; Entry Deadlines and Release Times; Schedule of Events; Junior Animal Science Division; Special Exhibit Division for Children; Junior Plant Science, Photography, Home Economics Division; Adult Agriculture and Horticulture Division; Adult Home & Family Arts Design; Senior Citizen Division; Antiques.

Red River Clover Talk is the newsletter for the Red River Parish 4-H Clubs. It lets 4-H'ers and parents know what is coming up in the Clubs and the Parish. And also what has taken place in the past months.

Red River Parish 4-H members attended “Fun in the Pines” Leadership Training Camp this summer. The camp was held August 3-5 at Jimmie Davis State Park.

Red River 4-H members win at Northwest District Horse Show during June 2009.

Ramdom photos of Red River Parish Livestock Clinic participants

On Saturday, August 8, 2009, Red River Parish 4-H member Michael Arnold attended the Camp Grant Walker Archery Shoot-off in Pollock, La. During the week of Summer Camp that Red River Parish 4-H members attend in July, Michael scored in the Top 5 of the week, winning fourth place in the archery division. By doing so, he earned a chance to compete in the Camp Grant Walker Archery Shoot-off. With 29 participants in the shoot-off, Michael placed eighth in that competition.

Velma Moseley’s sixth-grade students (100 students) at Red River Junior High were active participants in the Youth Wetlands Week program.

The 2009 Day of Service was a commuity project with the town of Coushatta and other community groups to clean the town. 4-H'ers from Red River Parish joined in the effort.