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--Dept #10: 4-H and Vocational
-last updated 7/1/10
--Animal Entries Due: July 15th
--Still Exhibits Due: July 29th
**(you must be pre-registered, no late entries will be accepted)
--Review health requirements if applicable
--Printable Entry Forms: links located on left of webpage
--Specific Rules & Information for Deptartment 10
--Section 1: Horses
--Section 2: Dairy Cattle
--Section 3: Beef Cattle
--Section 4: Sheep
--Section 5: Market Swine
--Section 6: Goats
--Section 9: Rabbits
--Section 10: Good Housekeeping
--Section 13: Vegetables
--Section 15: Food Science
--Section 17: Floral Exhibits
--Section 18: Textile Science
--Section 19: Home Arts
--Section 20: Group Table Display
--Section 24: Environment (Conservation)
--Section 26: Mechanical (Engineering Project)
--Section 27: Entomology
--Section 28: Veterinary Science
--Section 29: Learn About Animals
--Section 32: Embryology
--Section 33: Community Development
--Section 34: Safety
--General Rules & Information for 4H & Vocational
DEPARTMENT 10 - 4-H AND VOCATIONAL
For information: call (814) 563-9388 - Cooperative Extension Office ofWarren County
During FairWeek : call 563-7708 - 4-H Center for departments with no chairpersons.
APPLICATIONS FOR LIVESTOCK ENTRIES MUST BE MADE ON OR BEFORE JULY
15TH TO WARREN COUNTY FAIR, BOX 230, PITTSFIELD, PA., 16340.
APPLICATIONS FOR ALL OTHER ENTRIES MUST BE MADE ON OR BEFORE JULY
26TH TO WARREN COUNTY FAIR, BOX 230, PITTSFIELD, PA., 16340.
ALL STILL ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE BY 8:00 P.M. MONDAY. STILL EXHIBITS
CANNOT BE REMOVED UNTIL BETWEEN 1:00 AND 3:00 P.M. SUNDAY. DAIRY
ANIMALS MUST BE IN PLACE BY 8:00 PM ON MONDAY. LIVESTOCKAND HORSES
MUST BE IN PLACE BY 7:00 AM TUESDAY EXCEPT SALE ANIMALS WHICH
MUST BE IN PLACE BY 6:00 PM MONDAY. LIVESTOCK, DAIRY, AND HORSES
CANNOT BE REMOVED BEFORE 11:00 P.M. SATURDAY.
NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE PRE-ENTERED. If there is a question that a certain item will
be ready or not at fair time, pre-enter anyway.
PRE-ENTER BY PROPER CLASS AND DESCRIPTION AS LISTED IN BOOK.
AN ENTRY FEE MUST ACCOMPANY THE ENTRY BLANK IF APPLICABLE.
ALL TRAILERS WILL BE PARKED IN AN AREA SO DESIGNATED BY THE FAIR
BOARD.
NO RIBBONS, TROPHIES,AWARDS, EQUIPMENT OR EXHIBIT MAY BE REMOVED
AT ANY TIME BEFORE THE CLOSE OF THE FAIR OR DEPARTMENT.
NOTE: To enter CLASS number follow the rules for open class events pertaining to animals. All other entries use the SECTIONAND CLASS number listed for the class.
NOTE: Champion ribbons will be awarded only when 3 or more animals are in the class.
ELIGIBILITY: Exhibitors must be members of a regularly organized Warren County 4-H
Club or special interest group carrying a project in the field they wish to make entry and be under the supervision of the Pennsylvania State University Extension 4-H by June 1, preceding the Fair.
Students enrolled in an accepted Warren County Vocational School curriculum must be conducting a project in the class in which they wish to make an entry. Students enrolled in general home economics in a comprehensive high school are considered as qualifying. All entries shall be approved prior to the Fair by amember of the Pennsylvania Department of Education, Agriculture and Home Economics staff or their designated representative.
SECTION 1 - HORSES
Co-Chairpersons
Terry Stover (814) 563-4249
Matt Maille (814) 436-7778
Pre-Entry ...........................................................Compulsory - mail in by July 15.
Event Judged ................................................................Tue., August 10, 9:30AM
Entry Fee.................................... $2.00 per animal - must accompany entry form
Rules and Regulations
1. General rules and regulations governing the Fair will be followed.
2. Pennsylvania 4-H Horse rules will be followed including ethics and quality assurance.
3. The Fair reserves the right to reject any animal.
4. Horses and ponies may be ridden in designated area and at specified times only.
5. No rough treatment of animals will be permitted.
6. Sawdust only will be furnished.
7. There will be at least one tack stall per club depending on number of horses entered.
8. No equine showing clinical signs of any contagious or infectious disease will be admitted to any show (see Health Rules for more information).
9. An entry fee of $2.00 per animal must accompany the Entry Blank.
10. The health certificate shall include the Coggins, ETA, elisha and agio test date and results, which must have been conducted within twelve months of opening date of the fair at which the equine is to be exhibited.
11.Any equine may be subject to a blood test.
12. Upon arrival at the fair, the member will be responsible for handling, care, fitting and showing of their animal. No adult is permitted to prepare animal for fitting or showing in Department
10. Premiums may be forfeited.
13. All 4-H members in 4-H related classes and shows must wear a protective helmet while mounted or driving a horse. Refer to 4-H protective head gear standards and rulings.
14. If sufficient stall space is not available, exhibitors will be limited to 1 horse each and stalls will be awarded on a first come first serve basis based on entry postmark.
CLASS
1. Showmanship, Senior (ages 15-18 as of Jan. 1)
2. Showmanship, Intermediate (ages 12-14 as of Jan. 1)
3. Showmanship, Junior (ages 8-11 as of Jan. 1)
4. Master FittingAward (sign up if in classes 1,2, or 3)
Ribbon Plus $5.00
5. Registered Quarter Horse Mare
6. Registered Paint Mare
7. Registered Arabian Mare
8. Registered Morgan Mare
9. All other Registered Mares
10. Registered Quarter Horse Gelding
11. Registered Paint Gelding
12. Registered Arabian Gelding
13. Registered Morgan Gelding
14. All other Registered Geldings
15. Grade Mare
16. Grade Gelding
17. Pony Mare 50" and under
18. Pony Gelding 50" and under
19. Pony Mare over 50" and not over 56"
20. Pony Gelding over 50" and not over 56"
21. Mare and foal (foal must be on lead at all times)
22. ProductionWeanlings (enrolled production animals only)
23. Production Yearlings
24. Production Two years old $10.00 $9.00 $8.00$7.00 $6.00
SECTION 2 - DAIRY CATTLE
Chairpersons
Carrie Ludwick (814) 757-8477
Mark Curtis (814) 664-9173
Breeding Classes
Pre-Entry ............................................................Compulsory - mail in by July 15
Event Judged ..............................................................Wed.,August 11, 9:30AM
Entry Fee ....................................$2.00 per animal - must accompany entry form
Rules and Regulations
1. Refer to General Rules and to Rules and Regulations in Department 2, including ethics and quality assurance.
2. 4-H Club and FFA members must be present and have charge of their animals at the time of judging.
3. All 4-H project entries must have satisfactorily completed their project First year 4-H dairy club members may show a maximum of three (3). animals, second year members a maximum of four (4) animals, third year members or older a maximum of ten (10) animals in the show. More than one animal must be shown by a 4-H'er of equal or younger age than the exhibitor.The names of all dairy animals and registration or ear tag number are due by June 1, 2010 to the Warren County Cooperative office.
4. OWNERSHIP
A. Animals bred and owned by the exhibitor must be registered in the exhibitor's name
by show date.
B. Animals not bred by the exhibitor:
1. Animals born in the Sr yearling or younger classes must be transferred into
exhibitor's name on or before June 1, 2010.
2. Animals born in the Jr two year old or older classes must be transferred
into exhibitor's name on or before June 1, 2010.
Date of transfer shown on the registration certificate will be considered as
date of ownership in all classes.
C. Leased animals are eligible to be shown if a management plan is carried out.
D. Grade animals are permitted to be shown in theWarren County Junior Dairy
Show only.
5. No animal over one year of age should have horns
6. Health papers issued by the Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry are required for all animals and will be checked by the show personnel at the show arena during check in on Monday.
7. Any substitution of an animal or changes in showmanship and fitting participationmust receive prior approval from all the County 4-H leaders.
8. ENTRY FEE OF $2.00 PER ANIMAL MUST ACCOMPANY THE ENTRY BLANK.
9. Upon arrival at fair, member will be responsible for handling, care fitting and showing of their animal. No adult is permitted to prepare the animal for fitting or showing in Department
10. Premiums may be forfeited.
11. No ribbons, trophies, awards, equipment or exhibit may be removed at any time before the close of the Fair or Department.
NOTE: To enter CLASS number,ADD the breed number to the number for the classes listed below. For example, if the breed is Holstein (200) and the class is Senior Heifer Calf (03), add 200 plus 03 to get an number of 203. If no breed is listed, use the CLASS number only.
100 Ayshire 150 Guernsey 200 Holstein
250 Jersey 300 Brown Swiss 350 Milking Shorthorn
450 Other
CLASS
1. Junior heifer calf born between Mar 1, 2010 and May 31, 2010
2. Intermediate heifer calf born between Dec 1, 2009 and Feb 28, 2010
3. Senior heifer calf born between Sep 1, 2009 and Nov 30, 2009
$15.00 $12.00 $8.00 $6.00 $4.00
4. Summer yearling heifer born between Jun 1, 2009 andAug 31, 2009
5. Junior yearling heifer born between Mar 1, 2009 and May 31, 2009
6. Intermediate yearling heifer born between Dec 1, 2008 and Feb 28, 2009
7. Senior yearling heifer born between Sep 1, 2008 and Nov 30, 2008
$20.00 $18.00 $16.00 $14.00 $12.00
8. Junior Champion Female
9. Reserve Junior Champion Female Ribbon
10. Junior 2 year old born between Mar 1, 2008 andAug 31, 2008
11. Senior 2 year old born between Sep 1, 2007 and Feb 28, 2008
12. Junior 3 year old born between Mar 1, 2007 andAug 31, 2007
$20.00 $18.00 $16.00 $14.00 $12.00
13. Senior 3 year old born between Sep 1, 2006 andAug 31, 2007
14. 4 year old born between Sep 1, 2005 and Aug 31, 2006
15. 5 year old born between Sep 1, 2004 and Aug 31, 2005
16. Aged cow born before Sep 1, 2003
17. Dry cow, Senior 2 year old and over born before Feb 28, 2008
$30.00 $27.00 $24.00 $21.00 $18.00
18. Senior Champion Female
19. Reserve Senior Champion Female
20. Grand Champion
21. Reserve Grand Champion Female Ribbon
22. Dam and Daughter, Dam must be owned by exhibitor and daughter must be bred and
owned by exhibitor. $30.00 $25.00 $20.00 $15.00 $10.00
Supreme Champion (All Breeds) Ribbon
Showmanship and Fitting
l. Showmanship and Fitting Competition
ShowmanAward - Trophy top individuals
Blue, red or white rosette - Presented to 25% of the participants in each class.
Fitting award - Trophy to top and $5.00
Purple Rosette - Master Fitter-Presented to top 10% of the participants
TypeAward - Trophy to the best for each breed.
Supreme Champion - Trophy to the best animal of the breeds.
2. In the fitting competition, 4-H members will clip, brush and groom their animals.All
member MUST participate. Senior will be scored on clipping animal's entire body,
Intermediates will be scored scored on the clipping the entire rear of the animal. Juniors
will be scored on clipping tail and tailhead. ONLYTHEANIMAL'S HEAD BY BE
CLIPPED BEFORE THE COMPETITION. Prior clipping of this animal should not be
done.
3. Clothes and person should be neat and clean.Awhite shirt or blouse and black or white slacks or skirt (no jeans) should be worn. The hat with the entry number will be
considered as part of the uniform and must be displayed while in the show ring. Also,
either hats or harnesses may be worn as long as the number is visible on the head or back uniforms bearing farm names or advertising will not be acceptable.
4. Exhibitors are responsible for getting their animals to the show ring when the class is
shown. Judging will start at 9:30AM. Judging will be continuous. No lunch break. Class
es in each division will be shown in the same order as listed. The judges' decisions will be final.
CLASS
475. Showmanship, Senior (ages 15-18 as of Jan 1)
476. Showmanship, Intermediate (ages 12-14 as of Jan 1)
477. Showmanship, Junior (ages 8-11 as of Jan 1)
478. Master FittingAward Ribbon plus $5.00
SECTION 3 - BEEF CATTLE
Chairperson
Colin Brunecz (814) 489-7445
Breeding Classes
Pre-entry .............................................................Compulsory - mail in by July 15
Event Judged................................................................Wed, August 11, 10:00AM
Entry Fee ......................................$2.00 per animal must accompany entry form
Rules and Regulations
1. When exhibition in the ring, each animal must be under halter and in charge of owner or owner's representative. Any animal that is unruly, not under the control of exhibitor or poses a threat to the safety of others will be dismissed from the show ring and will not be eligible for judging.
2. An entry fee of $2.00 per animal must accompany the entry blank.
3. All animals must be registered with their respective breed association.
4. Registration papers must be available for inspection
5. Animals that aren't registered may show as commercial, but both parent must be beef animals. Only animals registered and showing papers are eligible for classes except 9 and 10.
6. Upon arrival at the fair, the member will be responsible for handling, care, fitting and
showing of their animal. No adult is permitted to prepare animal for fitting or showing in Department 10. Premiums may be forfeited.
7. Ethics and quality assurance shall be followed.
8. Only animals registered and showing papers are eligible for classes 9 and 10.
NOTE: To enter CLASS number,ADD the breed number to the CLASS number for the classes listed below. For example, if the breed isAngus (100) and the class is Summer Yearling Heifer (4), add 100 plus 4 to get an CLASS number of 104. If no breed is listed, use the CLASS number only.
The following registered breeds pertain to all classes unless otherwise specified.
100 Angus 130 Charolais 160 Herford
190 Main Anjou
220 Simmental 250 Other Registered 280 Commercial (non registered)
CLASS
1. Junior heifer calf born on or after May 1, 2010
2. Intermediate heifer calf born between Jan 1, 2010 andApr 30, 2010
3. Senior heifer calf born between Sep 1, 2009 and Dec 31, 2009
4. Summer yearling heifer born between May 1, 2009 andAug 31, 2009
5. Junior yearling heifer born between Jan 1, 2009 and Apr 30, 2009
$15.00 $12.00 $8.00 $6.00 $4.00
6. Senior yearling heifer born between Sep 1, 2008 and Dec 31, 2008
7. 2 year old, born between Jan 1, 2008 and Aug 31, 2008
8. 3 year old and older, female
9. Produce of Dam, 2 animals of any age, either sex, the produce of one cow need not be owned by one exhibitor
10. Dam and Offspring, Offspring may not be older than two years. Offspring need not be owned by exhibitor. $20.00 $18.00 $16.00 $14.00 $12.00
11. Champion Female Ribbon
12. Reserve Champion Female Ribbon
Market Steers
Rules and Regulations
1. Steers will not be judged separately by breed. They will be divided as evenly as possible into three classes. To be eligible to show, all steers must be weighed at the fair that will begin by 6:00 PM the Monday of the fair, as designated by the sale chairperson. Steers that weigh less than 900 lbs. will show in class 308, Feeder Class and steers that weigh over 1550 lbs. will show in Class 309, Overweight Class. Steers in Classes 308 and 309 will not be eligible to sell in the livestock sale.
2. Beef steers shall be free of infections and transmissible diseases.
3. No exhibitor may enter more than one animal.
4. Exhibitor must be enrolled in aWarren County FFAor 4-H Club.
5. Animals must meet all eligibility requirements of the Livestock Sale in order to show.
CLASS
300. LightWeight $16.00 $12.00 $10.00 $8.00 $6.00
301. Champion - LightWeight Ribbon
302. MediumWeight $16.00 $12.00 $10.00 $8.00 $6.00
303. Champion - MediumWeight Ribbon
304. HeavyWeight $16.00 $12.00 $10.00 $8.00 $6.00
305. Champion - HeavyWeight Ribbon
306. Grand Champion Ribbon
307. Reserve Grand Champion Ribbon
308. Feeder Class $16.00 $12.00 $10.00 $8.00 $6.00
309. Overweight Class $16.00 $12.00 $10.00 $8.00 $6.00
Showmanship and Fitting
4-H and FFAmembers may show either a steer or heifer in the fitting and showmanship contest
provided it has been carried as a project and is owned by the exhibitor. Judging in show
arena immediately preceding type judging.
CLASS
310. Showmanship, Senior (ages 15-18 as of Jan 1)
311. Showmanship, Intermediate (ages 12-14 as of Jan 1)
312. Showmanship, Junior (ages 8-11 as of Jan 1)
Ribbon
313. Master FittingAward Ribbon plus $5.00
SECTION 4 - SHEEP
Chairperson
Dale McMillen (814) 757-8068
Breeding Classes
Pre-Entry ............................................................Compulsory - mail in by July 15
Event Judged ..............................................................Tue., August 10, 10:00AM
Entry Fee ...................................$1.50 per animal - must accompany entry form
Rules and Regulations
1. 4-H and Vocational members must be present and have charge of their animals at the time of judging.
2. All animals must meet the general and required health rules of the fair and rules of Department 4.
3. An entry fee of $1.50 per animal must accompany the entry blank.
4. Lambs shown in breeding class cannot be shown in market classes and vice-versa.
5. Lambs will be divided as equally as possible into 3 weight classes. Lambs that weigh less than 80 lbs. will show in Class 607, Feeder Class and Lambs that weigh over 160 lbs. will show in Class 608, Overweight Class. Lambs in Classes 607 and 608 will not be eligible to sell in the livestock sale. All sale animals will begin to be weighed at 6:00 PM, the Monday of the fair as designated by the sale chairperson. Animals must meet all eligibility requirements of the livestock sale in order to show in the market classes 601-606.
6. Only one lamb per exhibitor can show in classes 601 through 608 of Market Lamb.
7. Upon arrival at the fair, the member will be responsible for handling, care, fitting and
showing of their animal. No adult is permitted to prepare animal for fitting or showing in Department 10. Premiums may be forfeited.
8. Ethics and quality assurance shall be followed.
NOTE: To enter CLASS number,ADD the breed number to the number for the classes listed below. For example, if the breed is Targhee (240) and the class is Ram Lamb (2), add 240 plus 2 to get an CLASS number of 242. If no breed is listed, use the CLASS number only.
100 Hampshire 140 Southdown 160 Clun Forest
180 Karakul 360 Cheviot 200 Tunis
460 Horn Dorset 480 Polled Dorset 540 Natural Colored
500 Crossbreeds 320 Polypay 560 Other
CLASS
1. Ram 1 yr and under 2 yrs
2. Ram Lamb
3. Pen of Ram Lambs (consists of two ram lambs)
$10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00
4. Champion Ram
5. Reserve Champion Ram Ribbon
6. Ewe 2 yrs and over
7. Pen of Two Aged Ewes
8. Ewe 1 yr and under 2 yrs $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00
9. Pen of two yearling ewes
10. Ewe Lambs under 1 yr
11. Pen of Ewe Lambs (consists of two ewe lambs)
$10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00
12. Champion Ewe
13. Reserve Champion Ewe Ribbon
14. Pen of Lambs (consists of two ewe lambs and two ram lambs)
15. Breeders Young Flock (consists of one ram lamb and two ewe lambs all bred and
owned by exhibitor)
16. Flock (consists of one ram any age, two ewes l year and under 2 yrs and two ewes
under 1 year)
17. Get of Sire (consists of four breeding animals, two rams and two ewes, any age, the
get of one sire. Get need not be owned by exhibitor)
$10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00
Market Lambs
NOTE: Animals must meet all eligibility requirements of the Livestock Sale in order to show including being pretagged and weighted.
CLASS
601. LightWeight $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00
602. Champion LightWeight Ribbon
603. MediumWeight $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00
604. Champion MediumWeight Ribbon
605. HeavyWeight $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00
606. Champion HeavyWeight
607. Feeder Class $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00
608. Overweight Class $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00
609. Grand Champion
610. Reserve Grand Champion Banner
611. Pen of 2 lambs - may be a combination of wether and/or ewes
$10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00
Showmanship and Fitting
4-H and FFAmembers may show an animal in the fitting and showing contest provided it has been carried as a project and is owned by the exhibitor.
First year members will be moved back one class.
CLASS
612. Showmanship, Senior (ages 14-18 as of Jan 1)
613. Showmanship, Intermediate (ages 11-13 as of Jan 1)
614. Showmanship, Junior (ages 8-10 as of Jan 1) Ribbon
615. Master FittingAward Ribbon plus $5.00
616. Production Class Trophy
617.Wool Fleeces Fine + 1/2 $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 $5.00
618.Wool Fleece 3/8's + 1/4 (50's – 58's)
619.Wool Fleece Low 1/4 Braid (48's and below)
620. ColoredWool Fleece
SECTION 5 - MARKET SWINE
Chairperson
Robert Johnson (814) 757-8402
Pre-Enter ............................................................Compulsory - mail in by July 15
Event Judged ..............................................................Wed., August 11, 6:00 PM
Entry Fee ...................................$1.50 per animal - must accompany entry form
Rules and Regulations
1. 4-H and Vocational members must be present and have charge of their animal at the time of judging.
2. Swine shown in market classes can be barrows or gilts.
3. All animals must meet the required health rules of the fair, and ethics and quality assurance shall be followed.
4. Pigs will be divided as equally as possible into 3 weight classes. Pigs that weigh less than 200 lbs. will show in Class 18, Feeder Class and pigs that weigh over 300 lbs. will show in Class 19, Overweight Class. Pigs in Classes 18 and 19 will not be eligible to sell in the livestock sale. All sale animals will begin to be weighed at 6:00 PMthe Monday of fair, as designated by the sale chairperson. Animals must meet all eligibility requirements of the livestock sale in order to show in the market class.
5. An entry fee of $1.50 per animal must accompany the entry blank
6. Upon arrival at the fair, the member will be responsible for the handling, care, fitting and showing of their animal. No adult is permitted to prepare the animal for fitting or showing in Department 10. Premiums may be forfeited.
NOTE: Animals must meet all eligibility requirements of the Livestock Sale in order to show.
CLASS
10. LightWeight $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00
11. Champion LightWeight Ribbon
12. MediumWeight $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00
13. Champion MediumWeight Ribbon
14. HeavyWeight $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00
15. Champion HeavyWeight Ribbon
16. Grand Champion
17. Reserve Champion Banner
18. Feeder Class $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00
19. Overweight Class $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00
Showmanship and Fitting
4-H and FFAmembers may show an animal in the fitting and showing contest provided it has been carried as a project and is owned and fitted by the exhibitor.
ID CLASS
20. Showmanship, Senior (ages 15-18 as of Jan 1)
21. Showmanship, Intermediate (age 12-14 as of Jan 1)
22. Showmanship, Junior (ages 8-11 as of Jan 1) Ribbon
23. Master FittingAward Ribbon plus $5.00
SECTION 6 - GOATS
Chairperson
Connie Tenney (814) 827-9462
Event will be judged Thursday,August 12, at 10:00 AM.
Breeding Classes
Rules and Regulations
1. All animals must meet the required health rules of the fair and general rules.
2. Member must be present and in charge of their animals at the time of the judging.
3. Amember may exhibit one animal per class.
4. Upon arrival at the fair, the member will be responsible for the handling, care, fitting and showing of their animal. No adult is permitted to prepare the animal for fitting or showing in Department 10. Premiums may be forfeited.
5. Ethics and quality assurance shall be followed.
Classifications and premiums listed are to apply to each of the following breeds.
NOTE: To enter CLASS number,ADD the breed number to the CLASS number for the classes listed below. For example, if the breed isAlphine (100) and the class is Junior Kid (1), add 100 plus 1 to get an CLASS number of 101. If no breed is listed, use the CLASS number only.
100 Alphine 120 Lamancha 140 Nubian
160 Sannen 180 Toggenburg 200 Toggs
220 Other 240 Pigmy Goats
CLASS
l. Junior Kid, born between Apr 1, 2010 and May 31, 2010
2. Senior Kid, 5 months and under 1 yr
3. Doe or Buck, 1 year and under 2 (Not in milk)
$10.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 $4.00
4. Junior Champion –All Breeds
5. Reserve Junior Champion –All Breeds Ribbon
6. Buck or Doe, l year and under 2 (in milk)
7. Buck or Doe, 2 year old and under 3 (in milk)
8. Buck or Doe, 3 and 4 year old (in milk)
9. Buck or Doe, 5 year and over (in milk) $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 $4.00
10. Senior Champion – All Breeds
11. Reserve Senior Champion – All Breeds
12. Champion –All Breeds
13. Reserve Champion –All Breeds Ribbon
14. Produce of Sire - 2 animals of any age, produce of buck
15. Produce of Dam - 2 animals of any age, produce of a doe
16. Best Dairy Goat, bred by exhibitor
17.Wether, 2 year old and under $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 $4.00
18. Master FitterAward Ribbon plus $5
Showmanship and Fitting
Members may show their project animal in the contest.
CLASS
261. Showmanship, Senior (ages 15-18 as of Jan 1)
262. Showmanship, Intermediate (age 12-14 as of Jan 1)
263. Showmanship, Junior (ages 8-11 as of Jan 1)
Ribbon
264. Master FittingAward Ribbon
SECTION 9 - RABBITS
Chairperson
ContactWarren County 4-H Office
Breeding Classes
Pre-Entry ............................................................Compulsory - mail in by July 15
Event Judged ...............................................................Wed., August 11, 9:00AM
Minimum Entry Fee........................................$2.00 must accompany entry form
Entry Fee .......................................................................................$.50 per animal
Rules and Regulations
1. Application must show age classification of rabbit entry form.
2. Rabbits will be fed and watered by owner.
3. All rabbits must be permanently earmarked according toARBARules.
4. No rabbits will be bred during the show.
5. No sick or diseased rabbit will be accepted.
6. Rabbits will be judged by breed and sex.
7. An entry fee of $.50 per animal ($2.00 minimum) must accompany the entry.
8. No rabbit can be shown in both open and 4-H classes.
9. Upon arrival at the fair, the member will be responsible for handling, care, fitting and
showing of their animal. No adult is permitted to prepare the animal for fitting or showing in Department 10. Premium may be forfeited. Ethics and quality assurance shall be followed.
CLASS
1. Senior Buck
2. Senior Doe
3. Intermediate Buck
4. Intermediate Doe
5. Junior Buck
6. Junior Doe
7. Doe & Litter
8. Meat $3.50 $3.00 $2.50 $2.00 $1.50
9. Champion
10. Reserve Champion Ribbons
Showmanship and Fitting
CLASS
11. Showmanship, Senior (age 15-18 as of Jan 1)
12. Showmanship, Intermediate (age 12-14 as of Jan 1)
13. Showmanship, Junior (age 8-11 as of Jan 1) Ribbon
14. Master FitterAward Ribbon plus $5.00
--Section 10: Good Housekeeping Awards
SECTION 10 - GOOD HOUSEKEEPINGAWARDS
Rules and Regulations
1. Open to 4-H Clubs with three or more animals exhibited.
2. Contest to include dairy, goats, and beef in one contest, sheep, swine, and rabbits in another, and horses in another
3. Clubs maintaining the most attractive and sanitary exhibits will be eligible for special daily premiums and a plaque to be rotated daily to the club exhibits selected by the judge as the best for the day.
4. Inspections will be made unannounced. Prizes will be awarded on a daily basis. NO
AWARDS on the first day of the Fair.
5. All exhibits will be scored on the following basis: Points
Cleanliness of animals 20
Cleanliness of bedding 20
Entry card and Ribbons won, properly and attractively displayed 10
Feed (hay and grain) presentable 15
All equipment sanitary and neat 10
Aisles clean and orderly 15
Courtesy to people 10
Total 100
CLASS
Daily Prize $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00
Cumulative prize $10.00 $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 $2.00
SECTION 13 - VEGETABLES
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
l. Beans, green (10)
2. Beans, yellow (10)
3. Lima Beans (10)
4. Beets, topped (3)
5. Broccoli (1 head)
6. Brussel Sprouts (1 pint)
7. Cabbage (1 head)
8. Carrots, topped (5)
9. Cauliflower (l head)
10. Corn, Sweet (5 ears husks on)
11. Cucumbers, pickling (8)
12. Cucumber, slicing (3)
13. Eggplant (1)
14. Endive (l plant in soil)
15. Lettuce (l plant in soil)
16. Onion, bulbs topped (5)
17. Onions, green bunching (10)
18. Parsnips (5)
19. Peas (10 pods full)
20. Peppers, green (3)
21. Peppers, red (3)
22. Potatoes, white (3)
23. Potatoes, red (5)
24. Pumpkins (1)
25. Radishes (5)
26. Squash, summer (1)
27. Squash, winter (1)
28. Swiss Chard (1 stalk in soil)
29. Tomatoes, red (5)
30. Tomatoes, green (5)
31. Zucchini (1)
32. Gourds (3 specimens)
33. Any Other Vegetable worthy of exhibition $4.50 $4.00 $3.50 $3.00
SECTION 15 - FOOD SCIENCE
Rules and Regulations
Each item must have been made by a 4-H member or vocational student, who is enrolled in a 4-H foods related project or related school curriculum of current year.
BAKED FOOD AND POSTERS - The following classes are for projects as described with
each class. Posters and menus must measure 14"X22" and will be judged on the basis of visual impact, creativity, neatness, accuracy, and appropriateness of information.
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
1. Peanut Butter kisses (3) or other no bake cookies (3)
2. Drop Cookies (3), any type
3. Rolled (cut out) cookies (3)
4. Trail mix or granola (1/2 cup in a clear 1/2 pint jar)
5. Poster on one aspect of the food pyramid
6. Poster on one aspect of kitchen or food safety
7. Poster on table setting or table manners (fine dining details)
8. Small starter collection or notebook of recipes you made this year.
9. Plain muffins (3) no topping
10. Other kind muffins (3) no topping
11. Fruit muffins (3) no topping
12. Cereal squares or treats (3) made from non-sweetened cereal
13. Popcorn snack or confection: 3 medium popcorn balls or 1/2 cup loose mixture in a
1/2 pint clear jar.
14. Poster on one aspect of fitness
15. Poster showing one of the food experiments
16. Poster on measuring, label reading, food terms or kitchen equipment.
17. Brownies (3) unfrosted
18. Granola bars or other bar cookies (3) unfrosted
19. Quick bread 1 loaf, any type
20. Corn bread (3-2" squares)
21. Poster showing amount of fat and/or sugar in common foods
22.Coffee Cake (3 – 2 inch squares)
23. Poster showing one of the food preparation skill: making ice cream, cooking with
eggs, making pancakes, etc.
24. Poster on food labeling
25. Pretzels (3)
26. Baking powder biscuits (3) or scones(3)
27. One cake layer from scratch, unfrosted
28. One unfrosted cake layer where all or most of the fat has been removed with fruit or
other food products. Include recipe.
29. Poster on cost comparison of food or convenience foods (poster may not include
brand names or trademarks)
30. Poster on one food preparation skill: refrigerator storage, freezing prepared foods,
making TV Dinners, etc.
31. Gingerbread (3 – 2 inch squares)
32. Poster on a food career
33. Yeast Bread loaf, 1 any type (Yeast Breads on the Rise)
34. Yeast rolls (3) or bread sticks (3) any type (Yeast Breads on the Rise)
35. One ring or specialty bread, any type
36. Invented snack with labeling and marketing information
37. Dried fruit 1/2 cup in 1/2 pint clear jar or three strips or rolls of fruit leather, labeled
with type and date.
38. Notebook on getting a meal together (meal planning)
39. Poster on one food preparation technique: stir fry, slow cook, vegetable cookery,
gelatin cookery, food preservation, etc.
40. Two crusted fruit pie in 8 inch pie pan, baked.
41. One international or cultural baked item, label with country and recipe name (Global
Gourmet)
42. One angel food cake, unfrosted
43. Roasted peanuts, 1/2 cup in 1/2 pint clear jar
44. Decorated Gingerbread house front – judged on decoration.
45. Note book of party planning ideas
46. Poster showing a party plan centered around a theme (include information about the
menu, decoration, invitations, etc.
47. Decorated Cookies (3) – judged on decoration only
48. Poster showing international or cultural foods (Global Gourmet)
49. Pressure canned Food
50. Jar of Jam or Jelly
51. Poster on snacks for children or infant nutrition
52. Poster on recycling kitchen glass, plastic or aluminum. Microwave Magic
53. Peanut Butter Krispies (3)
54. Quick Bread, l loaf
55. Poster on microwave safety or food preparation technique
$5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00
SECTION 17 - FLORAL EXHIBITS
Rules and Regulations
Exhibit must be cut flowers grown by the exhibitor in a plant science 4-H or vocational related project. Exhibits must conform to the number of blooms spikes or stems specified to each class. The uniformity of height, color, or size is an important factor in evaluating entries. Flowers in each entry must be of one color variety unless otherwise stated.
Annuals
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
l. Asters, 6 blooms
2. Bachelor Button, 5 stems
3. Bells of Ireland, 3 stems
4. Calendula, 6 bloom
5. Cosmos, 6 blooms
6. Dahlia, l blooms
7. Gaillardia, 6 blooms
8. Gladiola, l spike
9. Marigold, 5 blooms
10. Pansy, 6 blooms
11. Petunia, 6 blooms
12. Snapdragons, 3 spikes
13. Strawflower, 6 blooms
14. Sweet Peas, 6 blooms
15. Verbena, 3 stems
16. Zinnia, small, not over 2", 3 blooms
17. Zinnia, large, over 2", 3 blooms
18. Any other annuals $2.00 $1.75 $1.50 $1.25
Perennials
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
20. Ageratum, 3 stems
21. Chrysanthemum, 3 stems
22. Delphinium l spike
23. Dianthus, 6 blooms
24. Lilies, 1 stalk
25. Roses, 3 flower
26. Scabiosa, 6 blooms
27. Other perennials $2.00 $1.75 $1.50 $1.25
Plant Science
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
30. Plant Science - Unit 1 complete "Meet the Plants Books" plus an exhibit of any
activity carried out in completing the project
31. Plant Science - Unit 2 complete "Indoor Gardening Book" plus an exhibit of any
activity carried out in completing the project.
32. Plant Science - Unit 2 complete "Landscape Gardening Book" plus an exhibit of any
activity carried out in completing the project.
33. Plant Science - Unit 2 complete "Vegetable Gardening Book" plus an exhibit of any
activity carried out in completing the project.
34. Plant Science - Unit 3 An exhibit of any activity carried out in completing the Unit 3:
Herbs Project Sheets; Unit 3: Trees and Shrubs Project Sheets; or Unit 3: Hydroponics
Project Sheets.
$2.50 $2.00 $1.75 $1.50
SECTION 18 - TEXTILE SCIENCE
Rules and Regulations
Each article must have been made by a 4-H member or vocational related school project within the current year.
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
Straight Stitched Items
1. Pillow or quillow
2. Pot holder
3. Draft Dodger
4. Travel Kit and case
5. Bean bag mouse
6. Tote or gym bag
7. Multipurpose apron
8. Home decorative item
9. Other
$4.00 $3.50 $3.00 $2.50
Skirt or Pants
10. Drawstring Skirt or Pants or Shorts
11. Elastic Skirt, Pants or Shorts, apron
12. Gored orALine
13. Skirt w/set in pockets
14. Gathered with fitted band
Blouse or Shirt or Sleepwear
15. Sleeveless or Cap
16. Set in Sleeve
17. Raglan Sleeve
18. Vest
19. Knit T-Shirt, Sweatshirt
Garment (no collar or set in sleeve)
20. Sleeveless Dress
21. Raglan Sleeve Dress or Robe
22. Jumper
23. Pants or Skirt with Coordinating Top
$6.00 $5.00 $4.00 $3.00
GarmentWith Set In Sleeve and/or Collar (one or two Piece Dress or Slack Outfit)
24. Cotton or Cotton Blend
25.Wool orWool Like Blend
26. Other Fabric
Two Piece Outfit
27. Knit Fabric Pants or Shirt
28.Woven Fabric Pants or Skirt with zipper and coordinating top
Ensemble(three or more pieces as jacket with pants or skirt and Blouse or vest)
29.Woven
30. Knit
31. Jacket- simple construction
Tailored Garment – Lined Jacket
32.Wool orWool like Blend
33. Other woven fabric
34. Knit
Tailored Garment - Lined Coat
35.Wool orWool like Blend
36. Other Fabric
Dress with Tailored Blazer
37.Wool orWool like Blend
38. Other Fabric
Tailored Garment - Skirt or Slacks, Top and Blazer
39.Wool orWool like Blend
40. Other Fabric
41. Special Occasion Outfit
$10.00 $9.00 $8.00 $7.00
Stitch by Stitch project
42. Sampler of a variety of hand stitches, buttons or patches
43. Activity book with a variety of hand stitches and fasteners
44. Decorative hand stitches on a purchased, sewn or knitted garment
45. Hand stitched large items
46. Two hand stitched small items
$4.00 $3.50 $3.00 $2.50
Beginners coordinates
47.Wardrobe inventory and display of mixing and matching garments
$3.00 $2.00 $1.00
Accessories
48. Grouping of three different sewn accessories. (paired items such as gloves count as
one) $6.00 $5.00 $4.00 $3.00
Time Saving Sewing
49. Display of two or more of the following: Poster showing time saving experiment or
evaluation of methods; a garment using on the technique; sampler of sewing using
sewing machine attachments two pressing aids, educational game or teaching aid.
$3.00 $2.00 $1.00
Sewing for Other Projects and Other People
50. Garment for another person with photo of person wearing garment
51. Toy, blanket, or other item made in this project.
52. Doll Clothes
$4.00 $3.50 $3.00 $2.50
Create your Own project
53. Project book and a display poster or product in the project
$6.00 $5.00 $4.00 $3.00
Design
54. Purchased garment or textile with applied design (ex. Stenciling, smocking,
decorating, applique, tie-dye, etc.)
55. Garment or textile created/woven from an original design
56. Garment with applied trims or folds, tucks, and/or darts (ex. embellished vest,
strip-pieced garments, etc)
57. Recycled or remade garment with before photo or drawing.
$3.00 $2.50 $2.00 $1.50
Closet connection
58. Before and after photos of closet and/or drawers or other storage with one page story.
AdvanceWardrobe Planning
59.Wardrobe inventory and display for mixing and matching garments
Shopping
60. Purchased ensemble complete with accessories, a cost analysis and story.
$3.00 $2.00 $1.00
Weaving
61. Cloth or textile made on a loom or some type (photo or drawing of loom)
62. Garment made from a textile the member wove on a loom of some type (include
photo)
63. Two articles made from a textile the member wove on a loom of some type.
64.Ahomemade loom or a poster showing photos of a homemade loom. Crochet
65. Beginner - Two small crochet articles (paired items count as one article)
66. Intermediate - One article from the project list (paired items count as one)
67. Intermediate - One crocheted garment
68. Intermediate - One large article, such as an afghan
69. Advanced - One article from the project list (paired items count as one)
70. Advanced - One crocheted garment
71. Advanced - One large article, such as a rug or bedspread
Knitting
72. Beginner - Two small knitted articles (paired items count as one)
73. Intermediate - One small knitted article from the project list (paired items count as
one).
74. Intermediate - One knitted garment
75. Intermediate - One large article such as an afghan
76. Advanced -Article or garment using multiple colors and/or stitches
77. Advanced -Article or garment using a contrasting stitch
78. Advanced -Article or garment combining hand knit and woven fabric
79. Advanced -Article or garment combining hand knit or other needlework or beadwork
80. Advanced -Article or garment made on a knitting machine
81. Advanced -Article or garment made from start to finish as in Goal 8 of the project
book
82. Advanced - Notebook or samples and pictures for sharing skills
83. Advanced - Remade knitted garment with before and after pictures or drawings
$6.00 $5.00 $4.00 $3.00
SECTION 19 - HOMEARTS
Rules and Regulations
Each article must have been made by 4-H member or vocational student enrolled in related 4- H or school home arts project within the current year.
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
Quilting - hand
1. Item 11" or smaller
2. Item 12" or larger
Weaving/macrame (yarn, cord, string)
3. God's eye
4. Belt
5. Wall hanging
6. Other
7. Weaving on loom
8. Needle work on plastic canvas
9. Embroidery
10. Cross stitched
11. Crewel
12. Needlepoint
Scrapbook
13. First year scrapbook - Family Tree - 8 single pages
14. Second year scrapbook - 11 single pages
15. Third year scrapbook - 14 single pages
16. Fourth year and up scrapbook - 12 single pages along with cut-out design
Hand felting
17. 100% wool felt, approx. 10" square
18. Beginning project
19. Advanced project
Rubber Stamping
20. On paper
21. On fabric $4.00 $3.50 $3.00 $2.50
HANDSPINNING CLUB
NOTE: All Skeins must be minimum of 40 yards and tied in four places.
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
22. Handspun wool on Drop Spindle (Spindle full)
23. Handspun wool 2 ply skein - spun and plied on drop spindle
24. Handspun wool 2 ply skein - spun and plied on spinning wheel
25. Handspun wool 2 ply skein - dyed
Handspun 2 ply skein other fibers
26. Angora
27. Mohair
28. Doghair
29. Cotton
30. Silk
31. Flax
32. Handspun 2 ply skein fiber blends
33. Projects made with HandspunWool yarn
34. Projects made with Handspun yarn using choice of fiber or other fiber.
35. Sheep to fiber display poster (max 22"X28")
$5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00
COMPUTER
36. Display of desk top word processing
37. Display of creative use of computer graphics
$4.00 $3.50 $3.00 $2.50
SELF DEVELOPMENT
Display or scrapbook describing what was learned in project work.
38. Careers
39. My Future is What I Make It
40 Stress Connection
41. Rent Event
42. Kids In Control -When You're HomeAlone
43. On My Own and Ok
44. Kids & Kash
45. Money Fundamentals
46. Theater Arts
47. Visual Arts Portfolio Pathways
48. Visual Arts Sketchbook Crossroads
49. Cloverbuds
50. Step Up to Leadership
$4.00 $3.50 $3.00 $2.50
CHILD CAREAND FAMILY RELATIONS
Rules and Regulations
1. Each article must have beenmade by a 4-H member enrolled in Child Care and Family Relations Project within the current year.
2. "Strengthen Your Family" program activities are considered Family Relations.
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
51. Fun to Grow On - Exhibit displaying some of items used during the project: paper bag puppet, home made book,etc
52. WhatAre Children Like? - Exhibit displaying some items used during project; feel
box, combination and games, story books, etc.
53. Understanding Children Through Play-Exhibit displaying some items used during the
project; toys, puppets, feel box, etc.
54. Babysitting - Exhibit displaying sitter's tool kit and contents. Specify child’s toys,
books, etc., to be used.
Celebrate Your Family Through 4-H
55. Exhibit displaying any phase of #1 - Spending Time Together
56. Exhibit displaying any phase of #2 - Sharing Across Generations
$4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00
PHOTOGRAPHY
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
57. Unit 1 - Focus on Photography (minimum of 3 of each of the following:
landscapes, people, plus l sequence of two or more pictures - all mounted in album)
58. Unit 2 - Controlling the Image (minimum of 5 each: building, landscapes,
people, animals and action plus a sequence of five pictures taken from the same position but at different times of day. Also three picture stories of before and after, how to do it, or any 4-H activity)
59. Unit 3 - Mastering Photography (minimum of 8 color slides or prints plus three close
ups, five available light, five showing good composition and one story telling sequence of five or more pictures.)
$5.50 $4.50 $3.00 $2.50
--Section 20: Group Table Display
SECTION 20 - Group Table Display
Rules and Regulations
1. The following scoring system will be used by judges Point
Attracts 20
Arouses Interest 10
Conveys Message 30
Design 20
Workmanship 10
Originality 10
2. Organizations must arrange space by sending an entry blank to the Warren County Fair, Box 230, Pittsfield, Pa., 16340, not later than July 15th. Table space will be furnished byWarren Co. 4-H. Area will be 4 feet wide, 30 inches deep and 5 feet high from the floor. Exhibitors may use the area as a floor display without a table. Exhibitors are responsible for cover of table top and sides. Nailing or stapling to the building or tables is prohibited. Youth under age 19 must plan and construct and set up exhibits.
THEME - "Go Green - JoinWarren County 4-H"
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
1. 4-H
2. All Other Youth Groups
$30.00 $25.00 $20.00 $15.00 $10.00
--Section 24: Environment (Conservation)
SECTION 24 - ENVIRONMENT (CONSERVATION)
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
1. Exhibit game feeder, duck resting box, etc., which has been constructed as part of the
Wildlife Project. (for 3rd year or more inWildlife Project)
2. Photo story of your wildlife experience, collection of prints or illustrated wildlife
material or exhibit of materials collected in theWildlife Project. (For 3rd year or more in
Wildlife Project.)
3. Photo story or exhibit illustrating ideas learned and experience inWildlife Habitat
Evaluation (Judging) Contest at the County, state or national level.
4. Map of woodland area several acres in size.Write description of area, size and kinds
of trees and shrubs and their use as wildlife cover and food. (for 4th year or more in
Wildlife Project)
5. Exhibit displaying any Endangered Species project. Exhibit a shooting sports display
and/or safety poster for archery, air-rifle, shotgun or rifle projects, (complete with project book). Targets from a shooting sports Roundup may be included with displays and posters. Exhibitors age 8, 9, and 10.
6. Exhibit a shooting sports display and/or safety poster for archery, air-rifle, shotgun or
rifle projects (complete with project book). Targets from a shooting sports roundup may
be included with displays and posters. Exhibitor age 11, 12, and 13.
7. Exhibit a shooting sports display and/or safety poster for archery, air-rifle, shotgun or
rifle projects, (complete with project book). Targets from a shooting sports roundup may
be included with displays and posters. Exhibitors age 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18.
8. "Wildlife isAll Around Us" Book-I TheWildlife Detective Sec 1
9. "Wildlife isAll Around Us" Book-I winter season book w/ complete exhibit
10. "Wildlife isAll Around Us" Book-I spring season book w/ complete exhibit
11. "Wildlife isAll Around Us" Book-I summer season book w/ complete exhibit
12. "Wildlife isAll Around Us" Book-I fall season book w/ complete exhibit
13.Water Conservation-Exhibit showing learnings about water quality and/or conservation.
$5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00
Forestry Exhibits
14. After school forestry program – poster/display of something learned.
15. "Trees + Me" 4-H Forestry Book with 3 exhibits from 3 different chapters
- Exhibitor ages 8-11
16. "Trees + Me" 4-H Forestry Book with 3 exhibits from 3 different chapters
- Exhibitor ages 12-14
17. "Trees + Me" 4-H Forestry Book with 3 exhibits from 3 different chapters
- Exhibitor ages 15-18
18. "Adopt-a-Tree" Forestry Book - exhibitor ages 8-10
19. "Adopt-a-Tree" Forestry Book - exhibitor ages 11-13
20. "Tree Tops" Project book with exhibit - exhibitor ages 8-11
21. "What'sATree To Me" Book Display of Clinometer constructed and homemade
paper produced.
22. Advanced 4-H Forestry Project Book with exhibit
$2.50 $2.00 $1.75 $1.50
--Section 26: Mechanical (Engineering Project)
SECTION 26 -MECHANICAL(ENGINEERING PROJECT)
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
WOOD SCIENCE
1. Wood Science project display with completed Member Record Book Age 8-10
2. Wood Science project display with completed Member Record Book Age 11-13
3. Wood Science project display with completed Member Record Book Age 14-18
SMALL ENGINE
4. Small Engine display any phase of project - Age 8-10
5. Small Engine display any phase of project - Age 11-13
6. Small Engine display any phase of project - Age 14-18
$5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00
7. Small working engine *Age 8-10
8. Small working engine *Age 11-13
9. Small working engine *Age 14-18
$10.00 $8.00 $6.00 $4.00
* Indicates member must be present to start engine during judging.
ROCKETRY
10. ExhibitAir Rocket (pop bottle design)
11. Exhibit of single state rocket - simple tube design
12. Exhibit of more advanced Rocketry - Age 8-10
13. Exhibit of more advanced Rocketry - Age 11-13
14. Exhibit of more advanced Rocketry - Age 14-18
$5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00
SECTION 27 - ENTOMOLOGY
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
1. First Year - 25 species of insects of 5 orders properly mounted and labeled.
2. Second Year - 50 species of insects of 9 orders properly mounted and labeled.
3. Third Year - 75 species of insects of 11 orders properly mounted and labeled.
4. Fourth Year - 100 species of insects properly mounted and labeled
5. Fifth Year - Diorama Display of Insect Life - details available from the Extension
Office
6. Exhibit ofAny Phase of 4-H Beekeeping Project with complete Project Book
$5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00
--Section 28: Veterinary Science
SECTION 28 - VETERINARY SCIENCE
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
1. Exhibit any phase of Unit 1 - Vet Science
2. Exhibit any phase of Unit 2 - Vet Science
3. Exhibit any phase of Unit 3 - Vet Science
$4.00 $3.50 $3.00 $2.50
--Section 29: Learn About Animals
SECTION 29 - LEARN ABOUT ANIMALS
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
1. Dog or Cat Level I - poster/display relating to topic in member's project activity guide
2. Dog or Cat Level II - poster/display relating to topic in member's project activity
guide
3. Dog or Cat Level III - poster/display relating to topic in member's project activity
guide
4. Other Pet Care I - poster about natural characteristics (habitat, history, feeding or
grooming, etc)
5. Other Pet Care II - kit of pet first aid or grooming and equipment. Include six items
and list how they are used (use replicas instead of real objects when more appropriate)
6. Learning About... Display of any phase for caring for farm animals (horses, dairy,
livestock, etc.)
$4.00 $3.50 $3.00 $2.50
SECTION 32 - EMBRYOLOGY
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
l. Exhibit various stages of Embryo Development in a preservative.
2. Exhibit of birds hatched and Embryology project record.
3. Poster presentation of embryology project for youth in grades 2-6.
$4.00 $3.50 $3.00 $2.50
--Section 33: Community Development
SECTION 33 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
1. Community Development - an exhibit of something learned - may be club or
individual
2. Citizenship - an exhibit of your citizenship activities poster, photos or written story
etc.)
LEADERSHIP
3. Unit One - Record book, work plan and story of accomplishment(s).
4. Unit 2 - record book work plan, story and exhibit of your work.
5. Unit 3 - record book, work plan story and exhibit of your work.
COMMUNITY SERVICE - Exhibit of community service project done
6. Club
7. Individual
$5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00
SECTION 34 - SAFETY
CLASS - DESCRIPTION
1. Fire Safety Level I and II w/ exhibit
2. Fire Safety Level III and IV w/ exhibit
3. Animal Care-Poster or Display Relating to Topic
4. General Farm-Poster or Display Relating to Topic
5. Haying Operations-Poster or Display Relating to Topic
6. Implement Operations-Poster or Display Relating to Topic
7. Manual Labor-Poster or Display Relating to Topic
8. Tractor Fundamentals-Poster or Display Relating to Topic
$5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00