The Bossier Parish 4-H newsletters contain information about current events and upcoming activities for 4-H'ers and their parents.

The January 2010 4-H newsletter for Bossier Parish contains information on Community Service Projects, Build a Birdhouse Contest, Challenge Camp, Food & Fitness Camp, Mudbugs & 4-H, Junior Leaders Conference, Dairy & Beef Poster Contests, Beef/Egg/Seafood Contest, State Fair Results, Pecan/Poultry Cookery Results and our Community Service Project Results.

November 2009 4-H Newsletter for Bossier Parish 4-H'ers and their families includes information about activities, events and contests. Topics covered include: Community Service Projects, Design-A-T-Shirt Contest, Honey Bee Essay Contest, Shooting Sports Registration Meeting, 4-H Pizza Night, Adopt-A-Cottage, Fashion Camp, Clover Buds, Pecan/Poultry Cookery Contest and Louisiana State Fair Livestock Show Results.

Information about activities, events and contests for Bossier Parish 4-H'ers and their families. Topics covered include: 4-H Pizza Night, Fashion Camp, State Fair Competitive Exhibits, Northwest Shotgun League, Annual Penny Drive, State Fair Poultry Poster Contest, Clover 4-H Buds.

Information about 4-H in Bossier Parish

Information about common problems for trees in north Louisiana yards. Issues covered include: Oak Leaf Blister; Wildlife Damage; Galls; Oak Decline/Root Rot; Eastern Tent Caterpillar and Fall Webworm; Fireblight;; Species/Site Selection; Yard Care; Bad Pruning; Grafting Compatibility; Bacterial Leaf Scorch; Construction Damage/ Landscaping.

Quarterly reports of forestry and wildlife management information for 2009 provided by Ricky L. Kilpatrick, area agent in forestry.

September 2009 newsletter contains information about activities, events, contests and deadlines of interest to Bossier Parish 4-H'ers and their families.

Provides list of members and links to meeting minutes for the Family & Consumer Science Advisory Council.

(Distributed 07/02/08) The No. 1 yard tree problem in Shreveport-Bossier is construction damage, according to Ricky Kilpatrick, LSU AgCenter area forestry agent.