0218 - Wilcox County Cotton Boll and Consumer Judging

Description

Open to 4-H'ers in 4th-12th Grade

Cotton Boll and Consumer Judging is a consumer education program and contest where 4-H'ers will not only learn about the significance of cotton as an agricultural commodity here in Georgia, but they will also develop the skills needed to help promote cotton through the use of commercials or advertisements. 4-H'ers will gain important life skills, such as learning to develop their decision-making skills in order to help them make rational decisions when purchasing goods and services while maximizing resources. This program will help youth to become future knowledgeable consumers.

When do we practice?
September 7th; 15th; 28th
October 4th, 12th, 19th, 30th
November 2nd

Competition in Tifton
November 7th

Join the Remind Group for practice updates
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Location

Wilcox County 4-H Office
667 Second Ave
Rochelle, GA 31079

Requirements

Only current Wilcox County 4-H youth should be registered for this event. If you are not from this county, please contact your local Extension office for more information regarding 4-H programming in your area.

After registration, the following forms are required for participation.

• The Georgia 4-H Medical Information and Release Form should be completed before this activity. This form allows you to share important information with us so we can provide the best care for your child.
• Should any medication be required during the activity, the Georgia 4-H Medicine Form and the medication should be given to the Extension chaperone upon arrival.
• The Georgia 4-H Code of Conduct establishes guidelines for expected behavior standards and consequences of misbehavior.