May activities plentiful at county extension
The month of May brings high school and college graduation, confirmation, Mothers Day, the end of the school year, planting of crops and gardens and so much more.
Here in our office, May brings with it many activities as well.
Annually, May 1 marks the livestock identification form deadline which tells us the animals that 4-H and FFA members have identified as possible fair exhibits. By the looks of things, we will see a great array of livestock projects again this year at the Emmet County Fair.
Marcy Sander, our youth coordinator along with county council members, Matt Anderson and Graye Farnum led a session at the ELC eighth-grade outdoor classroom on May 1.
The week of May 5, finds us involved in the EPAK (Educational Partners- Agriculture and Kids) that covers all fifth-graders here in Emmet County as well as those is Palo Alto, Kossuth and Pocahontas counties.
A Moment with Mary Ann
My dad was a wise person. I knew that at 8 years of age.
I still believe it and he passed on 21 years ago.
Activities proof that spring is finally here
pril is here and there is no doubt, we are all ready for spring to spring!
I wanted to highlight a few things happening within our office this month.
Notes from ELC
esting season is upon us. Students in grades 3-11 are busy taking their annual standardized tests. For students in grades 3-8, this is the Iowa Tests of Basic Skills (ITBS).
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A-R prom
Ayrshire Community Center
E'Hawks at Conference meet
Lady E'Hawks Invitational 5/1
Lakes Conference Track Meet
County Golf Meet
E'Hawk - Clint Stille Relays
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