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County reports YQCA training for livestock exhibitors; Student Government Day planned with visiting congressman
Summary
Extension said it provided Youth for the Quality Care of Animals certification for roughly 75–80 youth to meet fair requirements and previewed Student Government Day, with a planned appearance by Congressman Tony Wied to engage youth on careers and government.
Calumet County Extension staff reported that they organized multiple in-person Youth for the Quality Care of Animals (YQCA) certification opportunities this month to prepare youth for the county fair and market-animal sale. The report states the training reached approximately 75–80 youth and emphasized animal welfare, food safety, and ethical livestock production.
The 4-H report also noted an upcoming Student Government Day that includes a visit from Congressman Tony Wied and a newly added career and department fair to help youth connect with county careers. Staff told the committee they are working to promote the Youth in Governance program and provided handouts linking youth to committees they could join.
Committee members were given the 4-H enrollment dashboard and other program materials as part of the report.
