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Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Board Officers & Letter from President 3

Knox County 4-H Council Officers & Fair Book Cover Contest Winner 4

Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Schedule 5

4-H/FFA Fair Sale Rules 7

4-H Clover Sale 8

Eyman Sportsmanship Award 9

Suspension from Fair Activities Policy 9

4-H/FFA Art Hall Exhibit Division 10

Art Hall Exhibit Judging Schedule, Fairgrounds Clean-up & Art Hall Security Schedule 11

Fashion Revue Committee & Royalty Committee 12

4-H/FFA Exhibitor Code of Ethics 13

Art Hall Awards 14

Art Hall & 4-H Clover Kids Exhibit Rules & Regulations 15

Art Hall Exhibit Requirements 16

Art Hall Pre-registration Instructions 20

Exhibit Tag Instructions 21

Sew-In Label Instructions & Missouri State Fair Building Exhibits 22

Art Hall Class Listing in Alphabetical Order by Projects 23

4-H/FFA Livestock Division 36

Livestock Division/Livestock Exhibitor Code of Ethics 37

Livestock Pre-Registration Form Instructions 38

Livestock Exhibitor Rules and Regulations 39

Knox County 4-H/FFA Open Horse Show 40

Beef Cattle 43

Dairy Cattle 46

Dogs 48

Goats 50

Poultry 53

Rabbit & Cavy 57

Sheep 62

Swine 64

Knox County 4-H Clubs & FFA Chapter Pages 66

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Officers & Advisors

JAMES PENN PRESIDENT MIKE ELLISON VICE-PRESIDENT AMANDA SNYDER SECRETARY RACHEL MILLER TREASURER CRYSTAL KARHOFF 4-H YPA BECCA MALLETT FFA ADVISOR

The Knox County 4-H and FFA Fair will soon be upon us. This is an event that is worthy of your support and celebration, as this is one event that brings us all together. This is an event where we see parents, grandparents, volunteers, industry professionals, community leaders and most importantly, our youth, working together and engaged in hands-on activities. Your fair board has worked very hard over the past year to make the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair not only fun, but also educational for exhibitors and attendees. Through the programs offered from our 4-H clubs and FFA chapter, our youth are able to take advantage of a variety of opportunities and gain valuable skill sets, which will assist them in developing into effective leaders. The Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair provides a chance for our youth to demonstrate to you their areas of interest on which they have been working diligently. When attending the Fair this year, please take time to visit with the youth exhibitors, ask questions about their projects, and continue to encourage them to grow and learn more from the experiences offered from 4-H and FFA. Forest E. Witcraft, a teacher and scholar, once said, “A hundred years from now it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in, or kind of car I drove…but the world may be different because I was important in the life of a child.” Who was that person that had an influential impact upon you, and helped and supported you to become the person you are today? Our youth are a critical and vital part to the future of our community. Please take time to find ways to provide support and to be that influential person to our youth. I look forward to seeing our community coming out to support our youth this summer at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair. Thank you to all of those who have volunteered their time and resources, and also to those who have donated and given generously to support the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair and programs. Our fair would not be possible without the generous and continued support of our community. Thank you for all you do! Sincerely, James R. Penn, President 2019 Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Board

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The Knox County 4-H Council provides opportunities for youth to learn and grow. The Council is a policy making board, which has the responsibility of guiding, promoting, and implementing the Knox County 4-H Youth Development program. The 4-H Council is responsible for approving the curriculum offered within the county. The Council also plans, budgets, coordinates, and manages the many educational events conducted in the county. Each 4-H Club in the county elects four voting representatives to serve on the council. The council meets regularly in order to conduct business transactions, pay bills, receive reports of committees, evaluate programs and plan educational events, contests, and activities. Recognized adult volunteer leaders offer their time, talent, and resources to our youth. Volunteer leaders contribute in a variety of ways. Many lead projects year round or serve on 4-H committees, plan events, and coordinate local club activities. The Knox County 4-H Council works cooperatively with the Knox County FFA Chapter in planning and implementing the annual Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair. The 4-H Council would like to thank everyone who helps to make the 4-H program a success here in Knox County. We hope you’ll join us at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair this year!

Congratulations Hailey Luthenauer for winning the 2019 Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Book cover contest. Hailey Luthenauer is a 2nd year member of the County Liners 4-H Club. Hailey's projects include; Rabbits, Horses, Dogs, and Arts & Crafts. Hailey is a 3rd year member of the American Rabbit Breeders Association where she shows her rabbits on the National Show Circuit. In her free time, Hailey enjoys riding her horse, Maggie, fishing, and playing outside with her brother Hank.

Officer & Advisors TONYA HAMLIN PRESIDENT MICHELLE HINES VICE-PRESIDENT AMANDA SNYDER SECRETARY RACHEL MILLER TREASURER CRYSTAL KARHOFF 4-H YPA

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Saturday, June 22

2:00 pm Knox County 4-H/FFA Open Horse Show Pioneer Rangers Saddle Club, Novelty, MO

Rain Date: June 29, 2019

Thursday, June 27

5:30 pm Fair Set-Up at 4-H Pavilion 4-H Building, 200 N. Main & Harris Building, 205 N. Main

Saturday, June 15

10:00 a.m. Royalty Tea (Contestant demonstrations & interviews) Edina United Methodist Church Basement, 200 S. Main

Saturday, July 6 Art Hall Set-up 10:00 a.m. Harris Building, 205 N. Main Monday, July 8

8:30 am Judges, Jr. & Sr. Fair Superintendent Orientation Harris Building, 205 N. Main

12 noon Entries Close & State Fair Selection Begins Harris Building, 205 N. Main

3:30 pm Dog Check-in 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

4:00 pm Dog Show 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

5:30 pm Citizens Bank of Edina Complimentary Meal Sponsored by Citizens Bank of Edina Courthouse Lawn, 107 N. 4th

7:00 pm Art Hall Awards & Clover Kids Award Recognition 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

Followed by Royalty Coronation 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

Followed by Knox County FFA Chapter Special Event 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

Tuesday, July 9

9:00 -11:00 am Beef & Dairy Check-in

4-H Building, 200 N. Main

5:00 pm Knox County 4-H/FFA & Open Dairy Show 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

5:30 pm Knights of Columbus Meal Courthouse Lawn, 107 N. 4th

6:30 pm Beef Show 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

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Wednesday, July 10

11:00-12 noon Sheep & Goat Check-in 4-H Building 200 N. Main

5:30 pm Knox County Rescue Squad Meal Courthouse Lawn, 107 N. 4th

6:30 pm Sheep Show 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

Followed by Goat Show 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

Thursday, July 11

7:00 am-9:00 am Swine Check-in 4-H Building 200 N. Main

9:00 am-12 noon Swine Weigh-In 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

5:30 pm Knox County Chamber of Commerce Meal Courthouse Lawn, 107 N. 4th

7:00 pm Swine Show 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

Friday, July 12

8:00 am-9:00am Poultry Check-In & Blood Test4-H Building, 200 N. Main

8:00 am-9:00 am Rabbit Check-in 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

10:00 am Poultry Show 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

Followed by Rabbit Show 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

Followed by Cavy Show 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

3:30 -6:30 pm Art Hall Exhibits Released Harris Building, 205 N. Main

5:30 pm Edina United Methodist Church Meal Courthouse Lawn, 107 N. 4th

5:30 pm All Livestock Sale Items in Place & Ready 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

6:30 pm All Art Hall Sale Items in Place & Ready 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

7:00 pm Presentation of Eyman Sportsmanship Award 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

Followed by Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Sale & 4-H Clover Sale 4-H Building, 200 N. Main

Followed by All Grounds & Building Cleanup 4-H Building, 200 N. Main, Harris Building, 205 N. Main, Courtyard, 107 N. 4th & surrounding area.

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*Rachel Miller Roberta Penn

1. 4-H and FFA exhibitors have the opportunity to sell one (1) item (i.e. one market animal or one Art Hall project exhibit).

2. 4-H & FFA members must be present at the sale in order to sell an Art Hall exhibit or market animal at the fair. 3. Members selling livestock in the 4-H/FFA Fair sale must have their project animals in place for the

sale no later than 5:30 pm on Friday, July 12. Members selling an Art Hall exhibit must have their project ready and in place at the 4-H Building by 6:30 pm on Friday, July 12.

4. The Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Board will assess a 2.5% commission fee from the total sale price received on each exhibit sold. 5. In the case where a member is showing multiple species, they must declare which species they plan to sell within 30 minutes of the last class of that species. 6. If a 4-H/FFA exhibitor chooses not to sell a Grand or Reserve Champion market animal, they are obligated to exhibit/parade their Champion/Reserve Champion during the sale on Friday, July 12. 7. Items will not be offered for resale.

8. REQUIRED All exhibitors MUST wear the designated Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair t-shirt when exhibiting livestock and at premium fair sale. 9. Sale checks will be distributed at the August Fair Board meeting.

1) Art Hall 2) Swine

Goats 4) Rabbits

5) Poultry 6) Beef 7) Sheep

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4-H Building, Edina, MO

The 4-H Clover Sale was established in 2010 to encourage 4-H members to complete their projects, participate in more diverse projects, exhibit multiple projects at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair and complete the 4-H program year. The Knox County 4-H Council is pleased to announce the 4-H Clover Sale will again be offered to 4-H members who qualify. The 4-H Clover Sale will take place during the annual 4-H/FFA Fair sale, with four Clovers being sold to the highest bidders that evening during the sale. All 4-H Clover Sale buyers’ photos will appear in the Edina Sentinel.

1. The Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Board will assess a 2.5% commission fee from the total 4-H Clover Share sale price. 2. Proceeds from the 4-H Clover Sale will be divided among eligible 4-H members. 3. 4-H members who sell an exhibit during the annual 4-H/FFA Fair sale are not eligible to receive 4-H Clover Sale shares. 4. The maximum number of 4-H Clover Sale shares a member can receive is three. 5. In order to be eligible for each of these shares, a member must have exhibited a project item at the fair, completed a report form on that project, and fulfilled the requirements for completing the 4-H year. 6. To be eligible for more than one share, the items exhibited must be from different projects in which the member is enrolled. 7. If circumstances prevent a 4-H member from exhibiting at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair, that member will be eligible to receive one share if he or she fulfills all the requirements for completing the 4-H year. 8. The value of each share will be determined by dividing the total amount raised from the 4-H Clover Sale by the number of eligible shares. 9. 4-H Clover Sale shares will be paid to 4-H members during the annual Knox County 4-H Recognition event.

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Eyman Sportsmanship Award Sponsored by: Bill & Rosalyn Eyman

This award is made possible through the generous contribution of Mr. & Mrs. William “Bill” Eyman of Knox City, MO. Any legitimate 4-H or FFA member who exhibits at the current Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair is eligible for this award. A $200 cash award and accompanying plaque will be presented prior to the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair sale.

The Eyman Sportsmanship award is based on the evaluation of 4-H and FFA members who have done the best with what he/she has to work with. This could very likely include a white ribbon exhibit, but a blue ribbon member who displays qualities of the following criteria:

25 points Has done the best with what he/she has to work with, 25 points Sportsmanship and courtesy during the fair, 25 points Enthusiasm of the individual during the fair, 25 points Friendliness and pleasant attitude during the fair.

100 points Total

Selection of award recipient is made by a silent committee who observes 4-H & FFA members throughout the fair.

Proceeds Benefit Knox County Youth Organizations!

Participants, family members, spectators or others will be suspended from participating or attending the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair or any Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Board activity for the remainder of the current program year and all of the following year, upon the request of a superintendent and any two (2) Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Board officers or any three (3) Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Board officers.

Persons suspended will have the option to ask for reinstatement of privileges at an open meeting of the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Board and must receive a 75% or greater “yes” vote for reinstatement of Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair privileges.

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*Helen Hettinger Amanda Snyder Leann Mallett

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Monday, July 8, 2019 5:00 pm-8:30 pm Edina United Methodist Church

Tuesday, July 9, 2019 12:00 pm-8:30 pm Colony 4-H Club

Wed., July 10, 2019 12:00 pm-8:30 pm Liberty Leaders 4-H Club

Thursday, July 11, 2019 12:00 pm-8:30 pm Knox County FFA Chapter

Friday, July 12, 2019 12:00 pm-6:30 pm County Liners 4-H Club

The Fair Board respectfully requests 4-H and FFA members, families, and volunteers assist in keeping the 4-H Building, Art Hall (Harris Building), county courtyard, sidewalks, streets and surrounding properties as free of trash and debris as possible. A work schedule has been established to ensure that each club oversees a particular day & evening during the fair. An adult or teen member must provide security while the Art Hall is open to the public. See club work schedule above.

Building & Grounds Clean-up 4-H, FFA members and volunteer leaders from the assigned club or chapter are asked to have the grounds cleared of all trash and trash cans emptied with new trash can liners by 8:00 am each morning. A second trash pick-up should occur mid-day and the third & final daily pick-up should follow the last show or event scheduled for the evening.

A list of specific duties, instructions, location of cleaning supplies, trash-can liners, etc. for Art Hall security workers and fairgrounds clean-up will be posted by the front door of the Art Hall.

The Art Hall will be open to the public on Monday, July 8, from 5:00 pm to 8:30 pm, and from 12 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday through Thursday. On Friday, July 12 the building will be open to the public from 12 p.m. until 3:30 pm for public viewing. Members are required to pickup their exhibits between 3:30 pm and 6:30 pm on Friday, July 12. PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE EXHIBITS FROM THE ART HALL PRIOR TO 3:30 PM ON FRIDAY, JULY 12. Exhibits remaining in the building after 6:30 pm on Friday, July 12 will be donated to a charitable organization and perishable items will be disposed of.

4-H/FFA Art Hall superintendents, Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Board officers, members and their representatives and University of Missouri Extension faculty and staff are not responsible for removing exhibits from the building after 6:30 pm on Friday, July 12.

Monday, July 8, 2019

8:30 am Judges, Jr. & Sr. Fair Superintendent Orientation 9:30 am Liberty Leaders 4-H Club 10:15 am Colony 4-H Club 11:00 am County Liners 4-H Club & Knox County FFA Chapter 12:00 pm Building closes for State Fair Selection 5:00 pm Building open to public for viewing

4-H Clover Kids may enter their exhibits anytime between the hours of 9:30 am & 11:30 am.

Members unable to enter projects during their clubs scheduled time must contact the Knox County University of Missouri Extension Center by June 28

th and make arrangements to enter

their exhibits and meet with the judge between the hours of 9:30 am and 11:30 am on Monday, July 9. Failure to make special arrangements by June 28

th will result in the member not being

allowed to enter their exhibits at any other time except during their club’s scheduled time.

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*Helen Hettinger

The Knox County 4-H Fashion Revue will take place on Monday, July 8 during Art Hall exhibit judging. This event is for clothing, knitting, and crochet 4-H project members. Age divisions are 13 and under, and 14 and over. One 4-H member and an alternate in each age division will be selected to represent Knox County 4-H at the Missouri State 4-H Fashion Revue contest.

4-H Clothing/Knitting/Crochet members who wish to participate in 4-H Fashion Revue are required to enter their garments as an exhibit. The judge will evaluate the garment for construction (on hanger) and award a ribbon for the exhibit. 4-H Clothing members will then be asked to model their garment along with accessories, shoes, etc. The judge will then evaluate the garment based on fit and style for Fashion Revue.

On Monday evening, July 8, 4-H Fashion Revue members will model their garments prior to the Art Hall awards presentation. Fashion Revue participants should be dressed in their garment and at the 4-H Building no later than 6:30 pm for the 7:00 pm Awards program.

*Jamie Campbell Roberta Penn Debra Campbell

Bailey's Floral & Gifts Les & Kim Cardwell

Cathleen Palmer Clarissa Lovell

Royalty Tea The royalty tea is where each contestant is evaluated on their demonstration and personal interview. The tea is scheduled for Saturday, June 15 beginning at 10:00 am in the Edina United Methodist Church basement. Contestants must attend and participate in the tea in order to be eligible to serve as a candidate for their club or chapter. Rules and regulations were emailed to all 4-H Club Leaders and the FFA Advisor. Additional copies may be obtained from the Knox County University of Missouri Extension Center. Royalty Coronation The Royalty Coronation will be conducted on Monday evening, July 8 at the 4-H Building. Contestants should arrive at the 4-H Building no later than 6:30 pm. The awards program will take place in the following sequence: presentation of Art Hall awards, 4-H Clover Kids exhibitor recognition, followed by the Royalty Coronation.

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Superintendent

Sponsored By:

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1. Trustworthiness - includes honesty, promise-keeping and loyalty.

Plans and completes goals

Adheres to enrollment and entry deadlines

Develops project exhibits that show originality and creativity

2. Respect - includes courtesy and proper treatment of people and things.

Listens to and follows advice of leaders

Helps others in the project and gives positive feedback (encouragement)

Evaluates people and projects on merit, not cost or name

Respects the rights of individuals/members in making project decisions

3. Responsibility - includes the pursuit of excellence, accountability and perseverance.

Observes enrollment and entry deadlines

Demonstrates appropriate thought and preparation to projects

Cleans up when finished working on projects

Prepares and cleans fair grounds, both before and after the fair

Voluntarily participates in a variety of youth activities

Works independently with leader/parent guidance

4. Fairness - involves consistently applying rules and standards appropriate for different age groups and ability levels.

Accepts winning and losing with dignity and understanding

Follow rules and regulations for exhibiting at shows

Recognizes each project has different rules and standards

Makes decisions based on merit or abilities

5. Caring - promoting the well being of people and things in a person ’s world. It denotes action and not just feelings.

Willingly assists wherever needed

Shares knowledge with others

Demonstrates positive behavior towards others

Demonstrates kindness and concern towards others

6. Citizenship - includes making the home, community and county a better place to live for themselves and others.

Shows leadership with younger members

Demonstrates good sportsmanship

Assists at fair and other youth activities when needed

Involved in a variety of community activities

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Arts & Crafts - 13 years & younger - 311-314 Arts & Crafts - 14 years & older - 311-314 Country Cured Hams - 115 Beef - 121-123, 135 Cake Decorating A - 361 Cake Decorating B - 362 & 363 Clothing & Textiles - 523-525 Clowning - 231 Entomology - 921-927 Foods & Nutrition A - 551-554, 561-564 Foods & Nutrition B - 557, 566-569, 581 Food Preservation - 500-503 Geology - 941 Goats - 125-127, 136-138 Horseless Horse & Horse Riding - 140 & 141

Photography 1 - 351 Photography 2 - 352 Photography 3 - 353 Poultry - 151-153 Rabbits– 111-113 Scrapbooking - 315 Sewing 1- 521 Sewing 2– 522 Sheep - 161-163 Shooting Sports - 740-750 Swine - 181-183 Vegetable Gardening - 971-974 Welding - 846 Woodworking A - 871-872 Woodworking B - 873-874

Shultz Farms Art Hall Award $25 will be awarded to the club with the highest percentage of members exhibiting in the Art Hall division. A plaque recognizing the winning club will be hung in the Knox County MU Extension Center. Delmar & Sonjia Strange Art Hall Award A $25 cash award will be presented to a member 12 years of age or younger who exhibits in the Art Hall. Recipient will be determined through a drawing. Watkins Overall First Year Foods Award A gift basket of Watkins products will be awarded to the over-all first year foods members food exhibit. Selection will be made by judges during Art Hall evaluation. Genevieve Campbell Memorial Art Hall Award Through the generous contributions of friends and family of Genevieve Campbell, a memorial fund has been established for the purpose of recognizing a 4-H or FFA member exhibiting in Art Hall. A $25 cash award will be presented to the 4-H or FFA member whose name is drawn from all members exhibiting in Art Hall. Overall Needlepoint/Quilting/Needlecraft Award A $25 cash award will be presented to the 4-H or FFA member with the over all best needlework/craft exhibit. Farm Bureau Family Community Education Award (14 years & over) Overall point winner in Home Economics projects including: Child Development, Clothing & Textiles, Knitting, Crocheting, Foods & Nutrition, Home Environment and Horticulture. Green Acres Family Community Education Award (13 years & younger) Overall point winner in the following projects will receive an FCE t-shirt and a lunch invitation to tell about your 4-H project. Points will be calculated on the following projects: Child Development, Clothing & Textiles, Knitting, Crocheting, Foods & Nutrition, Home Environment and Horticulture. Matilda Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Art Hall Award A $50 cash award will be presented to the 4-H or FFA member whose name is drawn from all members exhibiting in the Art Hall.

*Helen Hettinger Amanda Snyder Leann Mallett

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1. 4-H and FFA members may exhibit up to three (3) items per project number with a maximum of eighteen (18) exhibits in the Art Hall per exhibitor. Example: 2 items in Clothing I, 3 items in Visual Arts, and 2 items in Foods I.

2. Items made by 4-H/FFA members should reflect the skills they have learned in their 4-H/FFA project, the needs and interests of the 4-H/FFA members, and quality of workmanship. 4-H members should use the 4-H project literature and the “Clover” for exhibit ideas.

3. 4-H members 8 years of age and older, as of December 31 and currently enrolled in 4-H or FFA, are required to submit a pre-registration form. All pre-registration forms are due to the Knox County University of Missouri Extension Center no later than 4:30 pm on June 21, 2019. (See example on page 21.)

4. A $50 late fee will be charged for each member entering projects after the June 21, 2019

deadline. Late entries will not be accepted after June 24, 2019.

5. Art Hall exhibits are judged by the “self evaluation/conference” method of evaluation. This method allows the judge and member the opportunity to visit about the project. Judges

decisions are based on the age, skill level, experience, knowledge of the member and the over-all appearance of the project. The 4-H/FFA member must be present for Art Hall judging unless previously excused by the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Board.

6. Leaders, family, members, and friends are not allowed to accompany members to the judge. Exceptions will be made for those with special needs. Please notify the Extension Center

prior to entry day if a member requires special accommodations. 7. The number of exhibits per class eligible to send to the Missouri State Fair for each 4-H project

area are listed under each project heading. 8. 4-H/FFA members may exhibit only in projects in which they are currently enrolled in the current 4-H program year (4-H) or school year (FFA). Items exhibited must be made during

the current year, and must be the work of the 4-H/FFA member submitting the exhibit. 9. Where the exhibit list states “any item made,” the 4-H/FFA member may display any item made in the project area they are enrolled. This includes notebooks, file cards, photo displays, posters, educational displays, or technology exhibits. Regardless of project, the specified dimensions must be used. Exhibits that do not comply with the size and dimensions or other specifications will not be eligible for Missouri State Fair selection. (See Art Hall Exhibit Requirements.) 10. All Art Hall and Livestock exhibits MUST be pre-registered to be eligible to be shown at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair.

11. REQUIRED All exhibitors MUST wear the designated Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair t-shirt when exhibiting their projects in the Art Hall.

1. Knox County 4-H Clover Kids that participate in the Clover Kids program are allowed to exhibit up to three (3) items in the Art Hall.

2. Exhibits must be projects made in the current year’s 4-H Clover Kids program. 3. Exhibits will not be judged. Participation ribbons will be awarded for each 4-H Clover Kid exhibit. However, 4-H Clover Kids will have the opportunity to experience conference judging by visiting

with a judge about their project.

4. 4-H Clover Kid projects are not eligible for Missouri State Fair selection or to sell in the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Sale. 5. 4-H Clover Kids are not eligible to receive 4-H Clover Sale funds. 6. 4-H Clover Kids exhibits will be on display in the Art Hall July 8-12. (see Art Hall schedule) 7. 4-H Clover Kid exhibitors will be recognized on Monday evening, July 8 during the Art Hall award

presentations. 4-H Clover Kids should arrive at the 4-H Building no later than 6:30 pm.

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Educational Displays- Educational displays should not exceed 18” in height, 6” in depth, and 12” in width. Educational displays must include three-dimensional and stand alone items. Posters with items taped to them do not qualify as educational displays. Science fair display boards are too large. Working Models- These exhibits should show how things actually work (cut-away-sections of motors or computers) or can be used to help people identify parts, such as parts of a motor or computer. Many times these exhibits will be considered as “hands-on” and can be handled by the visitors at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair and at the Missouri State Fair. Working models should not require floor space larger than 14” X 22”. Exhibits with Batteries- Any exhibit using batteries such as circuit boards or robots should not connect the wires to the battery; rather the wires should be taped behind the battery. Another option is to not attach a battery, but indicate “battery goes here”. This is to prevent potential fire hazards. Notebooks, Posters, File Cards, and Technology- At the Missouri State Fair the following items will be displayed in the “Library”, a special area which allows fair goers to touch and examine the items: Notebooks– You should use a 3 ring binder. If selected to go to State, you should place a permanent label with your

region, county, and name on the spine. Posters– Posters should be no larger than 14” X 22”. It should be flat only with no 3-D items attached to the

poster. You should have your name and address on the back. Card File Systems Technology– Members are allowed to exhibit a technology project at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair. Some

examples of different programs that could be used are Prezi, Adobe Voice, Keynote, or PowerPoint. You must print a QR code, link, or a copy to display at the fair. When presenting your project to the judge, you must provide your own device, including your own power source and WIFI/Hotspot.

Aerospace– Display on a launch pad not more than 18” square and in an upright position. Amphibians and Reptiles– No live animals will be accepted at the Missouri State Fair. Some live animal exhibits are acceptable in the Art Hall at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair. However, exhibitors are required to contact the Knox County University of Missouri Extension center for approval one (1) week prior to Art Hall entry day to ensure their live animal exhibit is permissible. Arts & Crafts: Scrapbooking– Exhibitors may exhibit an entire scrapbook at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair. However, prior to having scrapbooks evaluated by the judge, members must have selected their favorite page from each scrapbook exhibited. The exhibitors “favorite page” should be marked with a post-it note, or attach an index card with a paper clip or small piece of tape that reads “My favorite page.” Exhibits should be only a 1 page, 1 side representative of the complete scrapbook if selected to exhibit at the Missouri State Fair. The size is not to exceed 12” X 12”. All pages should be in a clear protective sleeve or clear zipper bag if selected as a State Fair exhibit. Do NOT frame scrapbook pages. Beef– No live animals allowed. Beekeeping– No live animals allowed. Cake Decorating– Cakes should not exceed 13” in height and 13” at the base. Cake boards should not exceed 1” margin on each side of cake pan or form and is considered in the 13” requirement. Cake boards should be sturdy, especially if using a cake pan. The use of Styrofoam forms is recommended. Must Only Use Royal Icing, Rolled Fondant, Or Commercial Product (i.e. Dapp!

®) that will harden and preserve the decorated cake! No real cakes, butter

cream icing or tube/gel will be accepted! Displays containing these items will be considered ineligible for Missouri State Fair selection and will be rejected. Adding Tylose powder to fondant will help its shape in humidity. Cakes with candy decorations are allowed; however avoid using candy that melts.

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Cats– No live animals allowed. Clothing & Textiles– You can use patterns from any source. Items should reflect the skills learned in a given unit. Be sure to double tag all clothing items. Sew-in labels are available at the Extension Center at no charge. Dairy Cattle– No live animals allowed. Dogs– No live animals allowed. Electricity– Items should be made in accordance with the National Electrical Code. Consult power suppliers or electricians for code requirements. Battery operated items are also eligible. Batteries should not be connected or not included with exhibit. Entomology– Boxes must be no more than 18” long X 24” wide and 3.5” deep in order to fit in State Fair display racks. No knobs or handles. Plexiglass or plastic covers are preferred. Securely fasten display cover with tape or screws. Boxes will be displayed in upright racks. All specimens should be named, labeled, and mounted securely so that the boxes can be displayed horizontally. Collections may span over multiple years of project work. If a member ’s entomology collection is displayed in more than one box, the member may send only one box for display at the Missouri State Fair. Exploring the Treasures of 4-H– This project is for first year members only, age 8-10 and does not include the exhibition of animals. Foods & Nutrition– Food must be of reasonable quality to keep more than a week. Do not send food items that will spoil quickly such as casseroles, pizza, cream or fruit pies, items made with cream cheese, etc. Submit food items on paper or disposable plates. Plastic wrap will be removed so drying of the food will extend display life of the product. Food items will be removed from plates and displayed as part of a bakery display. Individual tags will be displayed separately at the Missouri State Fair. Please do not send expensive or keepsake containers. Samples and recipes are suggested for the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair. Samples and recipes should be removed prior to sending exhibits to the Missouri State Fair. Perishable food items do not need a second identification label. Label tags are displayed separately at the Missouri State Fair. Biscuits, cookies, muffins, and other small items should be four per plate. Undecorated cakes and breads should be displayed in mini-versions (portions of 1/3 to 1/4 of larger total product.) A representative sample will be displayed at the Missouri State Fair. Decorated cakes will be displayed in the Cake Decorating project. Food items excluding decorated cakes will be shown as an over-all group display (each exhibit will not be displayed individually) at the Missouri State Fair. Food Preservation: Any sign of spoilage or alteration from standard processing guidelines will be the basis for disqualification of the item. Information on standard procedure is available from Knox County University of Missouri Extension Center. No preserved foods will be sampled by the judges at the county level. Geology- Boxes must be no more than 18” long X 24” wide and 3.5” deep in order to fit in State Fair display racks. No knobs or handles. Plexiglass or plastic covers are preferred. Securely fasten display cover with tape or screws. Boxes will be displayed in upright racks. All specimens should be named, labeled, and mounted securely so that the boxes can be displayed horizontally. Collections may span over multiple years of project work. If a member ’s geology collection is displayed in more than one box, the member may send only one box for display at the Missouri State Fair.

Suggested Guidelines for Geology Exhibit Collections Beginning Members (Ages 8-11 years old) - 15 rocks and minerals (all from Missouri) Intermediate Members (Ages 12-14 years old) - 30 rocks/minerals, including samples of igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rock and may expand collection to include a display box for fossils. Collections may include up to 1/3 purchased specimens. Advanced Members (Ages 15 years old and older) - 45 rocks/minerals, including samples of igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rock and may expand collection to include a display box for fossils-10 or more samples. At least 1/3 of the specimens displayed must have been collected in the current year. Collections may include up to 1/3 purchased specimens.

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Goat– No live animals allowed. Horse– No live animals allowed Horticulture- Flowers– Live plants or cut specimens must be displayed in a container no larger than 8” in diameter. 4-H

members must have grown the flowers exhibited. The flowers may be fresh or dried. Gardening- Vegetables must be of reasonable quality to keep more than a week. Use disposable

containers (paper plates or boxes) to display the items. At the Missouri State Fair, vegetables will be displayed as a large farmer’s market display and the tags will be displayed separately. Vegetable items do not need a second identification label for the Missouri State Fair. The number in parentheses is the number of items that should be displayed of each vegetable. 4-H members must have grown the vegetables exhibited.

Livestock Judging– No live animals allowed. Meats– Only 4-H Hams and Bacon selected at county fairs as State Fair 4-H exhibits should be checked-in at the 4-H Building. Hams and bacons will be dually enrolled in the Youth Class if the Country Ham and Bacon Show and may become eligible for sale if selected as Champion. The 4-H member is required to complete all open division entry forms available in the Premium Guide at www.mostatefair.com, which should accompany the project at check-in and pay the $1.00 entry fee and $2.00 processing fee which is required in the Agriculture Building. Checks must be made payable to “Missouri State Fair”. Only 4-H hams and bacons should be checked in and out of the 4-H Building. Hams checked in through the 4-H Building will be displayed in the 4-H Building. Exception– Grand or Reserve Champion Hams. Per open division rules, ham weights accepted are a minimum of 12 pounds and maximum of 30 pounds. 4-H bacon will be displayed in the Agriculture Building. Pets– No live animals allowed. Photography– Photos must be mounted on an 8” X10” solid mat board. The mat board can be in a color of the photographer’s choice. Photographs must be 8” X 10” or smaller, with no more than four photos per mat board. “Solid” requires that there are no cutouts or other holes in the mat board, either around or behind the photo. Mount photos on the smoothest side of the mat board. “Mat board” is a specific material, intended to keep the photo from getting bent or destroyed. It is not cardboard, foam core, poster board, etc. The mounted photo should be placed in a clear, plastic 8 1/4 x 10 1/2 inch sleeve. Digital Considerations- Techniques that can be performed in-camera, in a photo editing, software

program, or in a film darkroom are permissible. At State Fair, the line is drawn between “enhancing” and “altering” a photo. Altering (editing to change the contents of a photo) is not permitted for State Fair exhibits. Examples of altering is adding a sunset or object, removing someone from the shot, airbrushing to cover a complexion, etc. Enhancing (editing to enhance the existing qualities of a photo) is permitted. Examples of enhancing includes cropping, dodging, burning, brightness/contrast adjustments, and red eye reduction.

Potatoes (4) Watermelon (1) Onions-dry (4) Cantaloupe (1) Tomatoes (4) Peppers (4) Pumpkin (1) Egg Plant (2) Summer Squash (2) Beets (4) Winter Squash (1) Slicing Cucumbers (4) Other Vegetables: one (1) for larger produce and four (4) for smaller produce.

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Poultry– No live animals allowed. Rabbits– No live animals allowed. Sheep– No live animals allowed. Shooting Sports– No live ammunition and no points on arrows. Those enrolled in Western Heritage & Cowboy Shooting must have a certified Western Heritage leader to be enrolled and exhibit at the County and Missouri State Fair. Swine– No live animals allowed. Veterinary Science– No live animals allowed. Welding- If you plan to exhibit a large item at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair, please contact Knox County University of Missouri Extension Center to arrange a time to set up your display for Fair. Photos should be presented of items that are too large or fragile, such as furniture, ceramic work, etc. This is not intended as a substitute category for bringing or mailing projects. Pictures of projects should not exceed 4” X 6” and should not be mounted on anything, and should not have multiple pictures. Counties should send pictures individually rather than making a poster board of all the pictures. The tag should be attached. Counties should indicate on the voucher that this project is too large or fragile to be sent to the Missouri State Fair and indicate what the project is. Pictures sent in place of actual exhibits will not be returned after the Missouri State Fair. Do not send pictures of projects that would otherwise be disqualified if sent to the fair. Wildlife– No live animals allowed. Woodworking- If you plan to exhibit a large item at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair, please contact Knox County University of Missouri Extension Center to arrange a time to set up your display for Fair. Photos should be presented of items that are too large or fragile, such as furniture, ceramic work, etc. This is not intended as a substitute category for bringing or mailing projects. Pictures of projects should not exceed 4” X 6” and should not be mounted on anything, and should not have multiple pictures. Counties should send pictures individually rather than making a poster board of all the pictures. The tag should be attached. Counties should indicate on the voucher that this project is too large or fragile to be sent to the Missouri State Fair and indicate what the project is. Pictures sent in place of actual exhibits will not be returned after the Missouri State Fair. Do not send pictures of projects that would otherwise be disqualified if sent to the fair.

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04/30/2005

Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Art Hall Pre-Registration Form

Due: June 21, 2019

1. Name of Exhibitor: Sonnie Clover Age (as of 12/31/18): 13 DOB:

2. Exhibitor Cell #: 660-444-2013 Parent/Guardian Cell #:

3. Home Phone #: 660-341-4411 E-Mail: [email protected]

4. Exhibitor Address: RR1, Box #14, Cloverville, MO 4444 Club Name: Cloverville Clover Pods Club

Intent to Sell Art Hall Project

If you plan to sell an Art Hall exhibit at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Sale you are required to meet the following expectations:

Members may only sell one item. One from the Art Hall or one from the Livestock division.

Please do not pre-register livestock on this form. Only Art Hall items should be listed on this form.

Members must be present at the sale, in order to sell an Art Hall exhibit. See page 7 for sale rules.

Sale Item: Picture of Tractor at Sunset Project #: PH353 Project Name: Photography Level 3 Ribbon Color: Blue

PROJECT CLASS #

(from fair book)

DESCRIPTION OF EXHIBIT

CHECKED IN (superintendents use only)

RIBBON (judges use only)

Photography, Level 1 351 Photo -Tractor at Sunset

Photography, Level 1 351 Photo-Gray Squirrel on Red

Fence Post

Photography, Level 1 351 Picture of Bird dog on Point

Entomology 923 Entomology Collection Box

Entomology 923 Parts of an Insect Poster

Child Development 412 Babysitter Emergency Contact Notebook

Child Development 412 Ages & Stages of Youth Dev. Activities Notebook

Child Development 412 Youth Age 1 & 2 “On the Go” Busy Bag

Instructions All items must be pre-registered to be eligible to be exhibited at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair.

Please complete this form in its entirety. Projects MUST contain a description of exhibit.

First column, write the official name of the project you are currently enrolled,

Second column, write the class number/project code. Information for the first two columns can be found in the Fair book.

Third column, write a description of the exhibit you wish to sell on the first line. Be specific regarding exhibit description. Descriptions such as “Item”, “8x10 photo” or “cookies” are NOT ACCEPTABLE descriptions. Please describe the item (ie. Green Birdhouse, 8x10 Photo of kittens, chocolate peanut butter cookies.)

Include the official project name and project number you are currently enrolled in. Project name and number can be found in the current year’s Fair book or 4-H Clover.

Example: Project: Photography, Level 1 Class#: PH351

Example: Description of Exhibit: Photo of Tractor at sunset

660-434-4444

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Each Art Hall exhibit must have an entry tag with the following information printed on the tag. Exhibit tags can be obtained from your 4-H Club Leader or from the Knox County University of Missouri Extension Center.

Vegetables

Entry tag should be placed on top side, center of plate.

When sending to the Missouri State Fair, place vegetables on a heavy paper plate.

Seed and Field Crops

Entry tags will be placed where visible.

On bundles, legume, grasses, etc., entry tag must be fastened to bundle tie.

Clothing and Textiles

Clothing articles must be tagged twice. First with a “sewn-in” label; dresses, coats, blouses, with sewn in label on inside back of neck; skirts and shorts sewn-in label on inside waistband in back.

Secondly, an entry tag pinned to front of article.

Foods and Nutrition

Jars: back or side opposite brand name.

Plates: top side.

All Other Articles

Exhibit tag should be prominently displayed on item and visible for all to see. Tags should be taped or pinned to exhibit.

Name- Exhibitor ’s full name

Club- Name of exhibitor’s 4-H or FFA Club

Class #- The project code (located in the Fair Book)

Project– What project is it enrolled in?

Description– Write a short description of your exhibit. Descriptions such as “Item”, “8x10 photo” or “cookies” are NOT ACCEPTABLE descriptions. Please describe the item (ie. Green Birdhouse, 8x10 Photo of kittens, chocolate peanut butter cookies.)

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1. A member is limited to two (2) exhibits at the State Fair Building. 2. A member must have been 8 years old on or before December 31 current program year in order to be eligible for Missouri State Fair selection. 3. Items must be of blue ribbon quality. 4. Items displayed must:

have been made in the current program year.

be the work of the 4-H member who is required to be currently enrolled in the project.

must comply with the size and dimension guidelines listed under “Art Hall Exhibit Requirements”.

5. State Fair entries are due to the Knox County Extension Center no later than 4:30 PM on Friday, July 26, 2019. 6. If a member chooses to transport their project themselves to the Missouri State Fair, they must

contact the Extension Center no later than Friday, July 19, 2019. 7. Food items must be baked fresh before sending to the Missouri State Fair. 8. All exhibits MUST have the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair entry tag left on them when they are brought to the Extension Center. We ask that members please remove the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair ribbons before delivering to the Extension Center. 9. Oversized items, glass items, and decorated cakes will not be shipped with the county mailing.

10. Perishable items such as food, vegetables, crops and home grown items will not be returned from the Missouri State Fair. Edible vegetables will be donated to a charitable organization. Do not send food samples with Missouri State Fair exhibits. 11. Items selected to exhibit at the Missouri State Fair are considered County Champions. 12. Exhibits are not re-evaluated at the Missouri State Fair. 13. Items are displayed at the risk of the 4-H member. The MU Extension 4-H faculty, staff, & Missouri State Fair personnel are not responsible for any loss or damage to exhibits/items.

All Clothing, Knitting & Crochet exhibits (garments) must have labels sewn-in where the manufacturer’s label would normally appear on a purchased garment.

Exhibit tags are also required for all of the above mentioned exhibits. The exhibit tag should be placed where it can easily be seen.

Labels should be sewn in prior to exhibit entry day.

Where multiple piece exhibits are entered, (3 piece suit, pajamas top & bottom, mittens, etc.) a label must be sewn in each individual piece.

Please print information on label in ink. Please do not use pencil on the label.

Labels are available at the Knox County University of Missouri Extension center. There is no cost for the labels.

NAME Sonnie Clover TOWN Edina STATE Missouri AGE 16 CLASS# 522

PROJECT Clothing Level A YEAR 2019

COUNTY Knox

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Counties may exhibit one (1) item in classes 811 through 814 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS AS811 Aerospace 1: any item made AS812 Aerospace 2: any item made AS813 Aerospace 3: any item made AS814 Aerospace 4: any item made

Counties may exhibit one (1) item in classes 982 through 984 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS AG982 Field Crops 1: any item made AG983 Field Crops 2: any item made AG984 Field Crops 3: any item made

Counties may exhibit one (1) item in class 611 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS AR611 Amphibians & Reptiles: any item made

Counties may exhibit four (4) items in class 311 and four (4) items in classes 312, 313, 314 and four (4) items in class 315 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules for Scrapbooking.

CLASS AC311 Arts and Crafts: any item made AC312 Visual Arts: Drawing, fiber arts & sculpture: any item made AC313 Visual Arts: painting, printing & graphics design: any item made AC314 Arts & Computers: any item made AC315 Scrapbooking: any item made

Counties may exhibit three (3) items in class 121 through 123 and one (1) in class 135 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS BF121 Beef 1: any item made BF122 Beef 2: any item made BF123 Beef 3: any item made BC135 Bucket Calf: any item made Counties may exhibit two (2) item in classes 924 through 926 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS EN924 Beekeeping 1: any item made EN925 Beekeeping 2: any item made EN926 Beekeeping 3: any time made

Agronomy

Beef

Aerospace

Amphibians & Reptiles

Arts & Crafts

Beekeeping

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Counties may exhibit one (1) items in classes 731 and 732 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS BY731 Bicycle 1: any item made BY732 Bicycle 2: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in class 927 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS BW927 Butterfly Wings: any item made

Counties may exhibit three (3) items in class 361, two (2) in class 362, and one (1) item in class 363 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS CD361 Cake Decorating 1: any item made CD362 Cake Decorating 2: any item made CD363 Cake Decorating 3: any item made


CLASS CE100 Career Explorations: any item made Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 177 through 179 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS CA177 Cat Care 1: any item made CA178 Cat Care 2: any item made CA179 Cat Care 3: any item made


CLASS CI200 Public Adventures: any item made

Bicycle

Cats

Citizenship

Cake Decorating

Butterfly Wings

Career Explorations

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Counties may exhibit two (2) items in each class 521, 522, 523 and 524 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS CL521 Sewing 1: CL522 Sewing 2: CL523 Sewing 3: CL524 Shopping in Style: any item made

Clover Kids items will be exhibited at the county level and will only receive a participation ribbon. A special day for Clover Kids will be featured in the 4-H building at the Missouri State Fair. All 4-H Clover Kids and their families are invited to attend this event (contact the Extension office for details). Clover Kids can display an item they have made and will receive a State Fair participation ribbon. CLASS CK481 4-H Clover Kids 1: CK482 4-H Clover Kids 2: CK483 4-H Clover Kids 3:


CLASS CW231 Clowning:

Counties may exhibit one (1) items in classes 237, 238, and 239 at the Missouri State Fair. CLASS CM237 Communications 1: CM238 Communications 2: CM239 Communications 3: Counties may exhibit eight (8) items in classes 895 through 897 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS CP895 Scratch Programming 1: any item made CP896 Alice: any item made CP897 Other Programming Languages or Computer Programs:

Clowning

Computers

Communications

Clothing & Textiles

Clover Kids

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Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 431, 432 and 433 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS CS431 Consumer 1: any item made CS432 Consumer 2: any item made CS433 Consumer 3: any item made


CLASS CR321 Crochet: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 131 through 135 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS DA131 Dairy 1: any item made DA132 Dairy 2: any item made DA133 Dairy 3: any item made DA134 Judging Dairy Cattle: any item made BC135 Bucket Calf: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 171, 172, and 173 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS DG171 Dog 1: any item made DG172 Dog 2: any item made DG173 Dog 3: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 831, 832, and 833 and one (1) item in class 834 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS EL831 Electricity 1: any item made EL832 Electricity 2: any item made EL833 Electricity 3: any item made EL834 Electricity 4: any item made


CLASS EG861 Power of the Wind: any item made

Energy

Electricity

Dogs

Dairy Cattle

Crochet

Consumer Savvy

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Counties may exhibit two (2) items in each of the following classes at the Missouri State Fair: 921, 922, and 923. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS EN921 Entomology 1: any item made EN922 Entomology 2: any item made EN923 Entomology 3: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 442-444 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS EP442 Entrepreneurship 1: any item made EP443 Entrepreneurship 2: any item made EP444 Entrepreneurship 3: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 914 and 915 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS EE914 Exploring Your Environment Ecosystem Services: any item made EE915 Exploring Your Environment Earth’s Capacity: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in class 261 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS EX261 Exploring the Treasures of 4-H: any item made


CLASS FM270 Filmmaking: any item made Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 421 and 422 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS FL421 Financial Literacy l: any item made FL422 Financial Literacy 2: any item made

Entomology

Environmental Science

Entrepreneurship

Financial Literacy

Filmmaking

Exploring 4-H

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Counties may exhibit three (3) items in classes 551-554; two (2) items in classes 566-569; two (2) items in class 557; two (2) items in classes 561-564; two items (2) in classes 500-503; and two (2) items in class 581at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for all rules.

CLASS FN551 Foods 1: any item made FN552 Foods 2: any item made FN553 Foods 3: any item made FN554 Foods 4: any item made FS566 Food Science 1: any item made FS567 Food Science 2: any item made FS568 Food Science 3: any item made FS569 Food Science 4: any item made FN557 International Foods: any item made FN561 Microwave Magic 1: any item made FN562 Microwave Magic 2: any item made FN563 Microwave Magic 3: any item made FN564 Microwave Magic 4: any item made FP500 Freezing: any item made FP501 Drying: any item made FP502 Boiling Water Canning: any item made FP503 Pressure Canning: any item made FN581 Breads 1: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in class 931, 932, and 933 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS FO931 Forestry 1: any item made FO932 Forestry 2: any item made FO933 Forestry 3: any item made Counties may exhibit two (2) items in class 941 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules. CLASS GG941 Geology: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in class 991, 992, and 993 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS GS991 Geospatial 1: any item made GS992 Geospatial 2: any item made GS993 Geospatial 3: any item made

Foods & Nutrition

Forestry

Geology

Geospatial

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CLASS GE221 Global Education: any item made Counties may exhibit two (2) items in each of the following classes at the Missouri State Fair: 125,126, 127, 136, 137, 138. See Art Hall Requirements for rules. CLASS GA125 Meat Goat 1: any item made GA126 Meat Goat 2: any item made GA127 Meat Goat 3: any item made GA136 Dairy Goat 1: any item made GA137 Dairy Goat 2: any item made GA138 Dairy Goat 3: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 711, 712, 771, 772, 773 & 775 at the Missouri State Fair. CLASS HF711 Bowling: any item made HF712 Golf: any item made HF771 First Aid: any item made HF772 Staying Healthy: any item made HF773 Keeping Fit: any item made HF775 Move Across Missouri (MOVE): any item made


CLASS HE471 Home Environment 1: any item made HE472 Home Environment 2: any item made HE473 Home Environment 3: any item made HE474 Home Environment 4: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 140 and 141 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS HS140 Horseless Horse & Horse Knowledge: any item made HS141 Horse Riding: any item made

Health & Fitness

Home Environment

Goats

Horse

Global Education

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FLOWERS Counties may exhibit one (1) item in classes 961, 962, 963 and 964 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS HO961 Floriculture 1: any item grown or made HO962 Floriculture 2: any item grown or made HO963 Floriculture 3: any item grown or made HO964 Floriculture 4: any item grown or made

GARDENING (Fruits & Vegetables) Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 971 and 972. Two (2) items in classes 973 and 974 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS HO971 Gardening 1: any item grown or made HO972 Gardening 2: any item grown or made HO973 Gardening 3: any item grown or made HO974 Gardening 4: any item grown or made


CLASS KN331 Knitting 1: any item made

Counties may exhibit one (1) item in classes 975, 976, and 977 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS

LD975 Landscape Design 1: any item made LD976 Landscape Design 2: any item made LD977 Landscape Design 3: any item made Counties may exhibit one (1) item in classes 271, 272 and 273 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS

LD271 Step Up To Leadership 1: any item made LD272 Step Up To Leadership 2: any item made LD273 Step Up To Leadership 3: any item made

Knitting

Horticulture

Leadership

Landscape Design

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Counties may exhibit two (2) items in class 117 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS

LJ117 Livestock Judging: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 114 and 115 and one (1) item in class 116 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS ME114 Country Cured Bacon: any item made ME115 Country Cured Ham: any item made ME116 Meat Evaluation Project: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in class 761, 762 and 763 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS OA761 Outdoor 1: Hiking: any item made OA762 Outdoor 2: Camping: any item made OA763 Outdoor 3: Backpacking: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in class 101, 102, 103, and 104 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS PE101 Pets 1: any item made PE102 Pets 2: any item made PE103 Pets 3: any item made PE104 Guinea Pigs (Cavies): any item made

Pets

Meats

Outdoor Adventures

Livestock Judging

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Counties may exhibit three (3) items in class 351 and two (2) items in class 352 and two (2) items in class 353 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS PH351 Photography 1: any item made PH352 Photography 2: any item made PH353 Photography 3: any item made Counties may exhibit two (2) items in class 151,152, and 153 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS PO151 Poultry 1: any item made PO152 Poultry 2: any item made PO153 Poultry 3: any item made

Counties may exhibit one (1) item in class 242 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS PS242 Public Speaking: any item made


CLASS QU341 Quilting 1: any item made QU342 Quilting 2: any item made QU343 Quilting 3: any item made QU344 Quilting 4: any item made QU345 Quilting 5: any item made QU346 Quilting 6: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 111, 112 & 113 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS RB111 Rabbits 1: any item made RB112 Rabbits 2: any item made RB113 Rabbits 3: any item made

Rabbits

Public Speaking

Poultry

Quilting

Photography

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Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 881 through 887 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS RO881 Junk Drawer Robots 1: any item made RO882 Junk Drawer Robots 2: any item made RO883 Junk Drawer Robots 3: any item made RO884 Robotics 1: With EV3: any item made RO885 Robotics 2: EV3N More: any item made RO886 Additional Robotics Platforms: any item made RO887 Youth Robotics Competition Platforms: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in class 950 through 952 at the Missouri State Fair. CLASS SD950 Self-Determined-Citizenship, Leadership, & Communication: any item SD951 Self-Determined-Healthy Living: any item made SD952 Self-Determined-Science: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 161, 162 and 163 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules. CLASS SH161 Sheep 1: any item made

SH162 Sheep 2: any item made

SH163 Sheep 3: any item made

Counties may exhibit one (1) item in classes 740, 741, 742, 743, 744, 745, 747, 748, 749 and two (2) items in class 750 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS SS740 Shooting Sports Safety: any item made SS741 Archery: any item made SS742 Air Rifle (BB and/or Pellet): any item made SS743 Smallbore Rifle (.22 cal): any item made SS744 Air Pistol: any item made SS745 Shotgun: any item made SS747 Smallbore Pistol: any item made SS748 Muzzleloading: any item made SS749 Hunting & Outdoor Skills: any item made SS750 Western Heritage & Cowboy Shooting: any item made Counties may exhibit one (1) item in classes 851, 852 and 853 at the Missouri State Fair. CLASS SE851 Small Engines 1: any item made SE852 Small Engines 2: any item made SE853 Small Engines 3: any item made

Robotics

Self Determined

Sheep

Shooting Sports

Small Engines

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Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 916, 917, and 918 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS SW916 Soil and Water Science 1: any item made SW917 Soil and Water Science 2: any item made SW918 Soil and Water Science 3: any item made Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 725, 726 and 727 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS SF725 Sports Fishing 1: any item made SF726 Sports Fishing 2: any item made SF727 Sports Fishing 3: any item made

Counties may exhibit three (3) items in class 181, 182 and 183 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS SW181 Swine 1: any item made SW182 Swine 2: any item made SW183 Swine 3: any item made

Counties may exhibit one (1) item in classes 251, 252 and 253 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS TA251 Theatre Arts 1: any item made TA252 Theater Arts 2: any item made TA253 Theatre Arts 3: any item made

Counties may exhibit two (2) item in classes 820, 821, 822, and 823 at the Missouri State Fair.

CLASS AT820 Tractor 1: any item made AT821 Tractor 2: any item made AT822 Tractor 3: any item made AT823 Tractor 4: any item made

Sports Fishing

Swine

Theatre Arts

Soil and Water

Tractor

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Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 191, 192 and 193 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS VS191 Veterinary Science 1: any item made VS192 Veterinary Science 2: any item made VS193 Veterinary Science 3: any item made Counties may exhibit two (2) items in classes 934, 935, and 936 at the Missouri State Fair. CLASS WC934 Weather and Climate Science 1: any item made WC935 Weather and Climate Science 2: any item made WC936 Weather and Climate Science 3: any item made Counties may exhibit two (2) items in class 846 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules. CLASS WE846 Welding: any item made Counties may exhibit two (2) items in class 720, 721, and 722 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS WI720 Wildlife Conservation 1: any item made WI721 Wildlife Conservation 2: any item made WI722 Wildlife Conservation 3: any item made Counties may exhibit three (3) items in class 871 and two (2) items in class 872, 873 and 874 at the Missouri State Fair. See Art Hall Requirements for rules.

CLASS WO871 Woodworking 1: any item made

WO872 Woodworking 2: any item made WO873 Woodworking 3: any item made WO874 Woodworking 4: any item made

Veterinary Science

Welding

Wildlife

Woodworking

Weather and Climate Science

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Matilda Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Livestock Award A $50 cash award will be presented to the 4-H or FFA member whose name is drawn from all members exhibiting in the Livestock Division.

Johnson Family First Year Livestock Award A plaque will be awarded to a 4-H or FFA member whose name is drawn from all first year livestock exhibitors.

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Believing in the best interest of all junior exhibitors to maintain a reputation of integrity and to represent a wholesome and progressive image, the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Board sets forth the following as standards to be followed:

1. Trustworthiness - includes honesty, promise keeping and loyalty.

Daily feeding, watering of animals (promise keeping)

Adheres to possession deadlines (honesty)

Adheres to withdrawal times on drugs and de-wormer

Adheres to entry deadlines

Use only appropriate, approved drugs

Exhibits only the project or project animal of member

2. Respect - includes courtesy and proper treatment of people and things.

Proper handling of animals, treat humanely

Proper care of animals and projects

Listens to and follows advice of advisors

Recognizes that animal projects are dependent on 4-H/FFA members to provide daily feed and water

3. Responsibility - includes the pursuit of excellence, accountability and perseverance.

Daily feeding and watering (even on busy, difficult days)

Goes beyond providing the daily needs of the animal in giving additional time and attention to produce a winner

Adheres to entry deadlines and arrival at livestock shows

Never gives up in the show ring or any other fair activity

4. Fairness - involves consistently applying rules and standards appropriately for different age groups and ability levels.

Feeds only approved livestock rations

Practices only the appropriate use of approved drugs

Accepts winning or losing with grace

Conduct in the show ring follows recommended procedure

Fitting and grooming of animals follows recommended procedures

5. Caring - promoting the well being of people and things in a young person’s world.

Denotes action, not just feelings

Daily feeding and watering

Considerate to other exhibitors

Provides clean barn/stall for animals

Treats animals humanely at all times

6. Citizenship - includes making the home, community and county a better place to live for themselves and others.

Accepting instructions

Winning and losing with grace

Helping others at the fair

Teaching younger members

Practicing good sportsmanship

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1. Complete the form in its entirety. Incomplete pre-registration forms will result in member being disqualified from exhibiting and selling at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Sale. 2. Complete one species first before moving to the next. (Example: All beef entries, all poultry, all

swine, etc.) 3. Complete every section that applies to each species you plan to exhibit. 4. List every animal individually. 5. Member and parent/guardian signatures are required. 6. Do not pre-register Art Hall exhibits on this form. 7. Stall fees must accompany pre-registration form and are due no later than 4:30 pm on June 21, 2019.

8. Stall fees are non-refundable. 9. Please make checks payable to the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Board.

10. Changes will not be made after June 21 (other than deletions). 11. Stall fees are as follows:

12. Market Animals must be pre-registered; however, market animal’s class number will be entered by the superintendents following weigh-in on the day of show.

13. Additional copies of pre-registration forms are available at the Knox County University of Missouri Extension Center. 14. Members are required to pre-register market animals for Rate-of-Gain contest. Please indicate “yes” or “no” if the animal is competing in the Rate-of-Gain contest. A column has been added to the pre-registration form for ROG (7

th column to the right).

June 21, 2019

Form Due: June 21, 2019 to Knox County MU Extension Center by 4:30 pm

Beef: $5.00/head Dogs: $2.00/head Goats: $2.50/head Sheep: $2.50/head Poultry: $1.50/head

Dairy: $5.00/head Eggs: $1.50/dozen Rabbits: $1.50/head Swine: $2.50/head Cavies: $1.50/head

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1. All 4-H & FFA members must pre-register their livestock on the official pre-registration form by June 21, 2019. Pre-registration forms are available on the Knox County Extension website or at the Knox County Extension Center, 110 N. 4th St. Edina, MO 63537. See example of how to complete form on page 38.

2. Stall fees will be assessed at the following rates per head and must accompany the pre-registration form which is due by 4:30 pm on June 21, 2019. 3. A $50 late fee will be charged for each member entering projects after the June 21, 2019 deadline. Late entries

will not be accepted after 4:30 pm on June 24, 2019. Make checks payable to: Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Board. Stall fees are non-refundable.

4. With the exception of the Poultry blood test, health papers will not be issued at the fair.

5. All animals must meet state exhibition health requirements. Inhumane treatment of animals is prohibited.

6. All market classes will be broken by weight on the day of the show.

7. Animal bedding will be provided. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to provide alternative bedding if desired. Exhibitors are responsible for clean-up and removal of bedding.

8. Exhibitors are responsible for providing their own gates and panels for pens and stalls. 9. Livestock exhibitors are required to post their name and the breed of each animal exhibit on the front of the pen/ stall. Signs are the responsibility of the exhibitors. (Example: gate sign, poster-board, handmade sign, etc.)

10. 4-H & FFA members must specify the breed they are showing for breed championships by the possession date for breeding stock and by weigh-in/verification of ownership date for market animals.

11. Assistance in the show ring will only be allowed for animal control issues and at the discretion of the superintendent of show and/or Fair Board executive committee.

12. Animals may only show for one breed championship. Breed selected must represent the strongest characteristics of that particular breed. 13. 4-H members exhibiting food animals must have a current Show-Me Quality Assurance certification in order to exhibit at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair. All SMQA certifications must be completed by June 1. 14. Day of show grooming of all animals must be done in the 4-H Building or while on 4-H premises.

15. The 4-H/FFA Fair Board reserves the right to interpret and/or amend any rule and make decisions that are in the best interest of the fair. 4-H/FFA Fair Board rulings are final.

16. A process for dealing with concerns, issues, and unforeseen circumstances within the 4-H/FFA Livestock Program (such as loss of ear tag, injury to the animal, illness, death, etc.) has been created by the Knox County

4-H/FFA Fair Board:

(1) The member or parent contacts his/her 4-H Club Leader and/or FFA Advisor; (2) The Club Leader and/or FFA Advisor contacts the appropriate Livestock Superintendent(s); (3) The Livestock Superintendent(s) contacts the Fair Board; (4) The Livestock Superintendent(s) and Fair Board reach a decision by consensus of the available

members; (5) The Livestock Superintendent(s) notify the Club Leader and/or FFA Advisor to describe the course

of action that needs to be taken, if any; (6) The Club Leader and/or FFA Advisor notifies the parent and child involved and helps them follow

through on the decision made.

17. GRIEVANCES - All grievances must be filed in writing within 2 weeks of the occurrence of the fair and will be considered at the next regularly scheduled Fair Board meeting.

18. REQUIRED All exhibitors MUST wear the designated Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair t-shirt when exhibiting livestock and at premium fair sale.

Beef: $5.00/head Dogs: $2.00/head Goats: $2.50/head Sheep: $2.50/head Poultry: $1.50/head

Dairy: $5.00/head Eggs: $1.50/dozen Rabbits: $1.50/head Swine: $2.50/head Cavies: $1.50/head

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Open Halter Showmanship 13 & Over Showmanship 12 & Under Champion Showmanship 1st & 2nd Year Showmanship Bareback Equitation 13 & Over Bareback Equitation 12 & Under Horsemanship 13 & Over Horsemanship 12 & Under Champion Horsemanship 1st & 2nd Year Horsemanship 1st & 2nd Year Walk Trot Walk Trot 13 & Over Walk Trot 12 & Under Western Pleasure 13 & Over Western Pleasure 12 & Under Western Riding (all ages) Trail 13 & Over Trail 12 & Under Reining (all ages) Egg & Spoon 13 & Over Egg & Spoon 12 & Under

Pole Bending 13 & Over Pole Bending 12 & Under Pole Bending (trot only, all ages) Flag Race 13 & Over Flag Race 12 & Under Flag Race (trot only, all ages) Clover Leaf Race 13 & Over Clover Leaf Race 12 & Under Clover Leaf Race (trot only, all ages) Keyhole Race (all ages) Down & Back Race (all ages)

Sportsmanship Award

● Speed High Point Buckles ● Performance High Point Saddle Pads ● Harold Turpin High Point Award

Prizes will be awarded to 1st, 2nd & 3rd place in each class.

*Tonya Hamlin Chris Hamlin

Superintendents

Saturday, June 22, 2019 Registration: 1:00 pm Show Time: 2:00 pm

Pioneer Rangers Saddle Club Arena Novelty, MO

1. Halter classes are judged 100% on condition and quality of horse.

2. Showmanship classes are judged 75% management and showmanship and 25% on the condition

of the horse.

3. In the Horsemanship classes, individual work out will precede group work out. Exhibitors need to be familiar with 4-H publication “Equitation classes” and snaffling, bridling, and riding western.

4. Bareback equitation to be judged at walk, trot, optional gait and canter. Horse should be a

pleasure to ride.

Judging of rider to constitute - 75%

Horse condition and grooming - 25%

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OBJECTIVES 4-H Horse shows in Missouri are designed for the development of the individual; therefore, it is intended that they provide opportunities for 4-H members to:

1. Develop leadership, initiative, self-reliance, sportsmanship and other desirable character traits. 2. Have fun and enjoy the recreation provided by riding and showing horses. 3. Learn skills in horsemanship. 4. Achieve knowledge of breeding, feeding, training, and management of horses. 5. Develop an ability to judge horses. 6. Increase awareness of safety precautions to prevent injury to themselves, others, and their

mounts.

ELIGIBILITY

Membership 1. Each exhibitor must be enrolled by December 31 of the current year, in a local 4-H horsemanship

project and be in good standing within his or her local club, including attendance at a majority of project meetings held to date of show.

Age: 2. 4-H exhibitors must have passed his or her eighth (8

th) birthday and not have passed his or

her nineteenth (19th) birthday before December 31

of the current year. FFA members must not

have exceeded their twenty-first (21st) birthday by date of show.

Ownership or Management: 3. Exhibitors must manage all horses shown beginning not later than May 1 of the current program

year. Each member must have all project horses enrolled with the project leader of their club and the county extension center by May 1 of the current program year. Although ownership is desired, it is not required. Management is defined as the animal being under the complete care of the 4-H member for the time they are enrolled in the project. Horses which are not owned by the 4-H member must have a lease agreement on file (see Project Horse Enrollment form). A leased horse must be under the control and management of the project member and meet all other requirements of the horse project. Horses shall not receive professional training, showing, and handling after May 1

of the current year.

4. A project horse may be shown by more than one 4-H member in the same family, but only once in each class per age group, as long as that horse is enrolled as a project horse for each member. Example: Horsemanship/Showmanship class only once in each type of game class. Participants can only show in one showmanship and horsemanship class. One horse, one rider, one class.

5. The 4-H project leader has the responsibility of certifying that the membership, age and management requirements are met.

6. Any accidents or injuries should be reported immediately to the horse show committee management.

7. Unless superseded by these rules, American Quarter Horse Show Association rules will apply for Hunt and Saddle Seat classes. American Quarter Horse Association rules will apply for Stock and Western classes. Unless superseded by these rules, the current Missouri 4-H Horse Show guidelines will govern all other rules not clearly defined.

8. Stud colts must not have passed January of the first year of their birth to be eligible for show. Weanlings are eligible. 9. Exhibitor age requirement for all classes will be 12 years of age and under and 13 years of age

and older based upon December 31 of the current program year. 10. Danish system of placing will be used on the showmanship and horsemanship classes.

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11. No chains except as stated in rule number 13. Irritants, sedatives, or stimulants will not be allowed in any class.

12. Use of mechanical hackamore is not permitted in horsemanship, western riding pattern, or reining. Bosal is permitted. Use of hackamore or other types of bridle is the optional choice of the contestant in timed events; however, the judge or horse show management may prohibit the use of bits or equipment that they may consider severe. Cable core bosals and humane hacka-more bits are allowed in timed events only. There must be no bare metal over the nose or under the chin, except standard curb chains are allowed. Bosal recommended for 2-4 year old horses only.

13. Chain curbs of the standard flat variety are permissible if not twisted. Standard lead chains are permissible in halter classes, either under the chin or over the nose.

14. No nosebands permitted in Western classes. 15. Nose tie-downs will be permitted in game classes only. Tie-downs above the eyes are prohibited. 16. Saddles are required for all game classes and all other riding classes except bareback classes;

saddle type riding pads are prohibited. 17. No hitting in front of the girth. Humane bats, whips, etc. may be used only behind the girth in

timed classes. This includes all ages. 18. Humane spurs are permitted in all riding classes. Spurs with locked rowels, sharp points or sharp

edges are prohibited. 19. Two hands may be used when riding a junior horse (5 years & under) in a bosal or “D” ring

snaffle. 20. Horsemanship and Equitation classes are open to horses of any breed or combination of breeds. (a) In western horsemanship classes, western saddle and equipment are required. Proper western attire (hat, may be optional in severe wind conditions; option will be announced at show time). Boots and long sleeved shirt are also required. 21. All exhibitors must wear their number on their back or left side of pad. Numbers must be picked

up 30 minutes before show starts. Classes to be dropped must be done at this time. No classes added less than 15 minutes prior to show time. 22. To show in Game Classes an exhibitor must have shown in a prior showmanship or horseman-

ship class. Long sleeved shirts may be optional for game classes. Protective riding helmets are required for the speed and game events and are optional for all other events.

23. Exhibitors should report to the gate at the start of the class preceding theirs. Contestant must run when they are called to the gate.

24. Horse may be shown as quarter type or saddle type, but not as both. 25. The arena gate should remain closed after a speed-event contestant enters the arena. Riders

may not run into or out of the gate. 26. Show management and ringmaster have ultimate authority in classing horses and enforcing

show rules. 27. Loud yelling of instructions by a participant or non-participant into the show arena is prohibited.

The use of obscene language and unconstructive comments or criticism is prohibited. 28. Class # 24, 27 & 30 are designed for novice riders only. If a member shows in a loping class, they are not allowed to show in class # 24, 27 or 30. 29. Long sleeved western attire (jeans, boots, western hat, or helmet) are required for all judged

classes. 30. Game class attire must be approved by the judge.

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1. Knox County 4-H and FFA classes will receive ribbons and awards. 2. Possession of all market Beef project animals must be owned and in the members possession by

county weigh-in date. Deadline for possession of Beef breeding stock is April 1, current program year, unless purchased from a certified breed sale 60 days prior to the Fair.

3. All animals must meet Missouri state exhibition health requirements. Consult your veterinarian for details.

4. Registration papers will be required for all breeds except crossbred in the breeding stock show. Registration papers must be in exhibitor’s name. Exhibitors must be prepared to present registration papers for examination by superintendent. Examination of registration papers is at

the discretion of the show superintendent. 5. Market Steers with two (2) year old teeth will automatically be disqualified. 6. There will be a Rate-of-Gain contest for market beef animals. 7. Animals must be exhibited before the judge to compete in the Rate-of-Gain contest. 8. 4-H and FFA members are allowed to show up to ten (10) head in each species with a limit of

five (5) market animals. In order to show a particular species, members must be enrolled in the project.

Beef Showmanship - 13 & under (males) Beef Showmanship - 14 & over (males) Beef Showmanship - 13 & under (females) Beef Showmanship - 14 & over (females) Beef Rate-of-Gain Champion Market Steer Reserve Champion Market Steer Champion Market Heifer Reserve Champion Market Heifer (Rosette)

Grand Champion Market Beef Reserve Grand Champion Market Beef Champion All-Other Breeds Female Reserve Champion All-Other Breeds Female Champion Cow/Calf Pair (Rosette) Over-All Champion Female Over-All Reserve Champion Female Champion Bucket Calf

Beef Herdsman Award The Beef Herdsman award will be presented to an overall outstanding 4-H or FFA member exhibiting in the Beef division.

The winner of the Beef Herdsman award will be selected on the following criteria:

Pens, alleyways, and surrounding area clean and free of animal waste and litter;

Care of project animal(s), fresh water, ample food, clean bedding, cool conditions, etc.

Willingness to help other exhibitors,

Demonstrates good sportsmanship,

Possesses a positive attitude.

*Mike Ellison AJ James

Superintendents

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9. It is the responsibility of the 4-H/FFA exhibitors to provide the superintendent of each show with the following information 1/2 hour following the last class of that species. Failure to do so will result in member’s ineligibility to sell an animal at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Sale. Member’s complete name Ear tag number of animal they wish to sell Weight of animal Breed of animal Ribbon color of animal

10. Animals may only be shown in one class, with the exception of cow/calf pair and group classes. 11. No horns over 2.5” in length on beef animals. 12. Bulls exhibited in the Junior Yearling Bull class must be shown with nose ring and lead. 13. All market animals must have an ID tag prior to or at the time of winter weigh-in. 14. The Beef sale order will be established using the following guidelines: First to sell: Grand Champion Market Animal. Second to sell: Reserve Grand Champion Market Animal. Third to sell; Champion Rate-of-Gain. Followed by all Blue ribbon exhibits, which will be drawn for sale

order; followed by drawing of Red ribbon exhibits and then White ribbon exhibits. Each club may have one adult present during the sale order drawing.

15. Day of show grooming for all animals must be done in 4-H Building or while on 4-H premises. 16. All market steers & heifers are required to weigh-in at the scheduled winter and fair weigh-ins.

CLASS NAME CLASS NUMBER

Market Steer B261

Market Heifer B262

CLASS NUMBER: 900

2.26 lbs. & above Average Daily Gain Blue Ribbon 2.25 lbs. - 1.75 lbs. Average Daily Gain Red Ribbon 1.74 lbs. & below Average Daily Gain White Ribbon

4-H members 8-12 years of age as of December 31 of the previous year and enrolled in the bucket calf project are eligible to show in this class. Members who show in the bucket calf class are not eligible to show in any other beef classes. Calves must have been purchased between January 1 and June 1 of the current year and within 2 weeks of their birth. Placing will be determined on the member’s knowledge of the project animal and not on the quality of the animal. Calves must be shown at halter.

CLASS NAME CLASS NUMBER

Bucket Calf 264B

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CLASS Angus Charolais Chi Gelbvieh Hereford Maine AOB

Junior Heifer Calf (Calved after 1/1 of current year)

100 200 300 400 500 600 700

Senior Heifer Calf (Calved 9/1 to 12/31 last year)

101 201 301 401 501 601 701

Summer Yearling Heifer (Calved between 5/1 & 8/31 last year)

102 202 302 402 502 602 702

Junior Yearling Heifer (Calved between 1/1 & 4/30 last year

103 203 303 403 503 603 703

Senior Yearling Heifer (Calved between 9/1 & 12/31 year before last)

104 204 304 404 504 604 704

Cow & Calf (Calved after 1/1 current year)

105 205 305 405 505 605 705

Junior Bull (Calved after 1/1 current year)

106 206 306 406 506 606 706

Senior Bull Calf (Calved between 9/1 & 12/31 last year)

107 207 307 407 507 607 707

Summer Yearling Bull (Calved between 5/1 & 8/31 last year)

108 208 308 408 508 608 708

Junior Yearling Bull (Calved between 1/1 & 4/31 last year)

Bulls must be shown with nose ring & lead. 109 209 309 409 509 609 709

For the safety of our citizens, exhibitors and project animals, the 4-H Building will be closed to the public 1/2 hour prior to all livestock shows.

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Superintendents

*James Penn

Champion Dairy Heifer Champion Dairy Female

1. Knox County 4-H and FFA classes will receive ribbons and awards. 2. Possession of all Dairy Cattle project animals must be in the members possession by June 1 of the

current year. 3. All animals must meet Missouri state exhibition health requirements. Consult your veterinarian for

details. 4. 4-H and FFA members are allowed to show up to ten (10) head in each species. 5. In order to show a particular species, members must be enrolled in the project. 6. Animals may only be shown in one class, with the exception of dairy cow/calf pair and group

classes. 7. Day of show grooming of all animals must be done in 4-H building or while on 4-H premises.


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CLASS Ayrshire Brown Swiss

Guernsey Jersey Milking

Shorthorn Holstein

Spring Heifer Calf (March 1, 2019 to May 31, 2019)

498 598 698 898 998 798

Winter Heifer Calf (December 1, 2018 to February 29, 2019)

499 599 699 899 999 799

Heifer Calf (September 1, 2018 to November 30, 2018)

500 600 700 900 1000 800

Summer Yearling Heifer (June 1, 2018 to August 31, 2018)

501 601 701 901 1001 801

Junior Yearling Heifer (March 1, 2018 to May 31, 2018)

502 602 702 902 1002 802

Intermediate Yearling Heifer (December 1, 2017 to February 28, 2018)

503 603 703 903 1003 803

Senior Yearling Heifer (September 1, 2017 to November 30, 2017)

504 604 704 904 1004 804

Junior 2 Year Old Cow (March 1, 2017 to August 31, 2017)

505 605 705 905 1005 805

Senior 2 Year Old Cow (September 1, 2016 to February 28, 2017)

506 606 706 906 1006 806

Three Year Old Cow (September 1, 2015 to August 31, 2016) 507 607 707 907 1007 807

Four Year Old Cow (September 1, 2014 to August 31, 2015)

508 608 708 908 1008 808

Aged Cow (born on or before August 31, 2014) 509 609 709 909 1009 809

Dry 3 & 4 Year Old Cow (September 1, 2014 to August 31, 2015) 510 610 710 910 1010 810

Dry Aged Cow (born before September 1, 2014) 511 611 711 911 1011 811

Dam & Daughter 512 612 712 912 1012 812

Product of Dam Two heifers from same dam 513 613 713 913 1013 813

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*Anita James

1. Knox County 4-H and FFA members will receive ribbons and awards. 4-H members must be enrolled in in the Dog Care project.

2. Possession of all Dog project animals must be owned and in members possession by April 1. 3. The exhibitor must train the dog. 4. Proper equipment must be used or entry may face disqualification. Proper equipment consists

of: Obedience—six (6) foot leash and a slip collar (leather, nylon, or chain) Showmanship — proper sized Martingale style show lead (leather, nylon, or rope)

5. Bitches in season may be shown in junior showmanship and at the end of their obedience class, if properly bathed and deodorized with an anti-mating spray.

6. All dogs must have proof of current immunization shots.

Champion Over-all Dog of Show Novice Showmanship Open Showmanship

Superintendent

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CLASS # CLASS NAME CLASS DESCRIPTION

001 Beginner Novice

Heel on leash, 40 pts. Figure eight, 40 pts. Sit for examination, 40 pts. Sit and stay, 40 pts. Recall, 40 pts.

Maximum Score: 200

002 Novice

Heel on leash and Figure eight, 40 pts. Stand for examination, 30 pts. Heel free, 40 pts. Recall, 30 pts. Sit and stay and get your leash, 30 pts. Group exercise—sit and down stay, 30 pts.

Maximum Score: 200

003 Graduate

Novice

Heel free and figure eight, 40 pts. Drop on recall, 40 pts. Dumbbell recall, 30 pts. Dumbbell recall over high jump, 30 pts. Recall over broad jump, 30 pts. Stay and get your leash (sit and down), 30 pts.

Maximum Score: 200

004 Open

Heel free and figure eight, 40 pts. Command Discrimination (stand, down, sit), 30 pts. Drop on recall, 30 pts. Retrieve on flat, 20 pts. Retrieve over high jump, 30 pts. Broad jump, 20 pts. Stay and get your leash (sit and down), 30 pts. Maximum Score: 200

005 Utility Signal exercise, 40 pts. Scent discrimination Article #1, 30 pts. Scent Discrimination #2, 30 pts. Directed retrieve, 30 pts. Moving stand and examination, 30 pts. Directed jumping, 40 pts. Maximum Score: 200

006 Rally Novice

1st Year Handler: Must be a 1st year dog at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair. Performed on leash, must have 10-15 signs (start and finish not included) and have a minimum of 3 and no more than 5 stationary exercises; exercises performed vary from turning 360 degrees to changing paces during the course; exhibitors at this level may clap their hands and pat their legs through the course. Maximum Score: 100

007 Rally Novice

Performed on leash. Must have 10-15 signs (start and finish not included) and have a minimum of 3 but not more than 5 stationary exercises; exercises performed vary from turning 360 degrees to changing paces during the course; exhibitors at this level may clap their hands and pat their legs through the course . Maximum Score: 100

008 Rally

Intermediate

Performed on leash. Must have 12-17 signs (start and finish not included) and have a minimum of 3 but not more than 7 stationary exercises; will have a minimum of 3 advanced signs (no jumps); exhibitors may clap their hands and pat their legs through the course. Maximum Score: 100

009 Rally

Advanced

Performed off leash. Must have 12-17 signs (start and finish not included) and have a minimum of 3 but no more than 7 stationary exercises; must include one jump; will have a minimum of 3 advanced exercises. Maximum Score: 100

010 Rally

Excellence

Performed off leash. Must have 15-20 stations, with 3 to 7 stationary exercises; must have 2 jumps and the sit and stay sign; a minimum of 2 advanced signs and 3 excellent signs; handlers are only allowed to encourage their dogs verbally; physical encouragement is not allowed at this level. Maximum Score: 100

011 Novice

Showmanship Exhibitors who have not competed in dog showmanship

012 Open

Showmanship Exhibitors who have competed one or more years in showmanship

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1. Knox County 4-H and FFA members will receive awards and ribbons. 2. Possession of all Goat project animals must be owned and in the member’s possession by county

spring weigh-in date. 3. Breeds will be shown in alphabetical order beginning with Meat Goat show followed by Dairy Goat

show. Crossbreeds will be presented last in each show. If breed specifications for an exhibit are in question, the final ruling will be at the discretion of the Superintendent.

4. All animals must be viewed by Superintendent at time of weigh-in. 5. 4-H and FFA members are allowed to show up to ten (10) head in each species with a limit of five

(5) market animals. In order to show a particular species members must be enrolled in the project. 6. Goats must have all four (4) feet on the ground during judging. 7. Goats may be lifted to brace. 8. It is the responsibility of each 4-H/FFA exhibitor to provide the superintendent of each show with the following information 1/2 hour following the last class of that species. Failure to do so will result in member’s ineligibility to sell an animal at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Sale.

Member’s complete name Weight of animal Breed of animal Ribbon color of animal

9. Animals may only be shown in one class. 10. Members are required to exhibit in the Goat project they are currently enrolled in. 11. Day of show grooming of all animals must be done in 4-H Building or while on 4-H premises. 12. All goat exhibitors are encouraged to participate in the Goat Showmanship class. 13. The Goat sale order will be established using the following guidelines: First to sell: Champion Market Wether; Second to sell: Reserve Champion Market Wether and Third to sell: Rate-of-Gain Champion, followed by all Blue ribbon exhibits drawn for sale order; followed by drawing of Red ribbon exhibits; followed by drawing of White ribbon exhibits. Each club may have one adult present during the sale order drawing.

*Daryn Triplett Joe Campbell

Superintendent

Goat Herdsman Award The Goat Herdsman award will be presented to an overall outstanding 4-H or FFA member exhibiting in the Meat and/or Dairy Goat divisions.

The winner of the Goat Herdsman award will be selected on the following criteria:


Care of project animal(s): fresh water, ample food, clean bedding, cool conditions, etc.




Champion Dairy Goat Reserve Champion Dairy Goat Dairy Goat Showmanship (all ages) Champion Dairy Goat Dam & Daughter (Rosette) Champion Dairy Goat Dam & Buck (Rosette)

Champion Meat Goat Reserve Champion Meat Goat Champion Rate-of-Gain Meat Goat Meat Goat Showmanship (all ages) Meat Goat Dam & Daughter (Rosette) Meat Goat Dam & Buck (Rosette)

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CLASS Alpine La-Mancha Nigerian

Dwarf Nubian Oberhasi Saanan Toggenburg

Cross Bred

Junior Doeling (born after April 1) 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900

Intermediate Doeling (born before April 1 & younger than a year)

201 301 401 501 601 701 801 901

Dry Yearling 202 302 402 502 602 702 802 902

Dry Doe (any age) 203 303 403 503 603 703 803 903

Milking Yearling 204 304 404 504 604 704 804 904

Milking Doe (2 years & over) 205 305 405 505 605 705 805 905

Dam & Daughter 206 306 406 506 606 706 806 906

Dam & Buck 207 307 407 507 607 707 807 907

Junior Buckling (born after April 1) 208 308 408 508 608 708 808 908

Intermediate Buck (born before April 1 & younger than a year)

209 309 409 509 609 709 809 909

Senior Buck (1 year or older) 210 310 410 510 610 710 810 910

14. Female goats are not allowed to sell. 15. Members who plan to exhibit goats at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair must have a health certificate for each animal exhibited. 16. Goats must be free of clinical signs of an infectious or contagious disease. 17. All goats, regardless of age or gender, must be individually identified by an official scrapie ear tag or any other means of permanent identification approved by the state veterinarian and be listed on a certificate of veterinary inspection. Tattoos or other means of identification will be checked with the registration papers at the time of check-in. Bring your registration papers. Registration papers must be in exhibitors name.


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CLASS African Pygmy

Angora Boer Kiko Spanish Tennessee

Fainting Cross Bred

Junior Doeling (Does born after April 1)

1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600

Intermediate Doeling (Does born before April 1 & younger than a year)

1001 1101 1201 1301 1401 1501 1601

Dry Yearling 1002 1102 1202 1302 1402 1502 1602

Dry Doe (any age)

1003 1103 1203 1303 1403 1503 1603

Milking Yearling 1004 1104 1204 1304 1404 1504 1604

Milking Does (2 years & older)

1005 1105 1205 1305 1405 1505 1605

Dam and Daughter 1006 1106 1206 1306 1406 1506 1606

Dam and Buck 1007 1107 1207 1307 1407 1507 1607

Junior Buckling (Bucks born after April 1)

1008 1108 1208 1308 1408 1508 1608

Intermediate Buckling (Bucks born before April 1 & younger than a year)

1009 1109 1209 1309 1409 1509 1609

Senior Bucks

1010 1110 1210 1310 1410 1510 1610

All breeds will be exhibited by weight)

(Market Animal (Wether/Doe) (born December 1 or later)

1700

CLASS NUMBER: 1611

.25 lbs. & above Average Daily Gain Blue Ribbon

.24 lbs. - .20 lbs. Average Daily Gain Red Ribbon

.19 lbs. & below Average Daily Gain White Ribbon

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Showmanship 13 & Under Showmanship 14 & Over Champion Over-all Bird of Show Reserve Champion Over-all Bird of Show Champion Chicken Reserve Champion Chicken (Rosette) Champion Bantam (Rosette) Reserve Champion Bantam (Rosette) Champion Duck (Rosette)

Champion Eggs Champion Pen of Three (1 male & 2 females)

Reserve Champion Pen of Three (1 male & 2 females) (Rosette)

Champion Standard (Rosette) Champion Goose (Rosette) Champion Turkey (Rosette) Champion Rooster Crowing Contest

1. Knox County 4-H and FFA members will receive ribbons and awards. 2. Poultry project animals must be owned and in members possession by June 1. 3. In order to show a particular species, members must be enrolled in the project. 4. A Poultry Blood Tester will be available on day of show. 5. Exhibitors are required to provide their own cages. Exhibitors may not share cages with other

exhibitors/birds. Birds should be caged by class. Example: Standard Females may share a cage with another Standard Female from same exhibitor.

6. Cages must have cage/pen signs stating the name of exhibitor, breed, ID# and class number. 7. It is the responsibility of each exhibitor to provide the superintendent of the poultry show with

the following information 1/2 hour following the last class of that species. Failure to do so will result in members ineligibility to sell an animal at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Sale.

Member’s complete name

ID number of bird they wish to sell

Breed of Animal

Ribbon color of animal 8. In order to sell at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Sale, all poultry must be from a market breed

as accepted by the APA Standards for Meat or Dual Purpose Standard Breeds. Ornamental or Exhibition Fowl Breeds and Bantam Breeds are not considered market animals at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair.

9. All poultry must be marked for identification purposes with an ID number, either in the form of a leg band, wing band or tattoo. ID# must be in place at check-in. All ID numbers must be entered on the livestock pre-registration form in order for the bird to show.

10. Disqualification from exhibiting may include but is not limited to: diseased or sick birds, lice, or mite infestation. All poultry will be individually inspected at check -in.

Superintendent

Clean Coop Award The Clean Coop award will be presented to an overall outstanding 4-H or FFA member exhibiting in the Poultry division.

The winner of the Clean Coop award will be selected on the following criteria:

Coop is clean and alleyway and surrounding areas clear of animal waste and litter;

Care of project animal(s): fresh water, ample food, clean bedding, cool, dry conditions, etc.



Possess a positive attitude.

*Genel Ellison

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1. Handling and knowledge of birds in a one-on-one interview with the judge. 2. Exhibitors’ enthusiasm/attitude 3. The cleanliness and overall care of bird.

1. Members must pre-register for the showmanship classes at the time of check-in. 2. Exhibitors competing in showmanship may show only one bird (any breed/class). 3. Exhibitors must show their own bird. 4. Showmanship classes will be divided by the following ages: 13 & under and 14 & over (as of

December 31 of current year) 5. The judge will select the poultry showmanship award recipient. 6. Judges’ decision is final.

CLASS NUMBER: CROW301

1. Open to all Knox County 4-H and FFA members. 2. Exhibitors can enter up to three (3) roosters. 3. Exhibitors must bring a judge for each rooster entered in the match. 4. Any breed of rooster is allowed, even if it is a crossbred. 5. A rooster does not have to be entered into the “Poultry Show” in order to compete in the

crowing, contest. Example: if you have a rooster running around the farm, is 90% feathered, and crows a lot, he is eligible to compete.

6. All birds entered will be blood-tested. 7. All Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Poultry show rules apply. 8. Crowing contest entries will be accepted at the time of Poultry check-in.

“How it’s played” 1. Each rooster is placed in its own separate cage and given ten (10) minutes to crow as many

times during the time limit. 2. The exhibitors are allowed to use any ethical method possible to increase the rate of crowing

except they cannot touch the rooster or the cage; and no item can enter the cage (no cruelty to the animal). For clarification of allowable methods, ask the superintendent before the contest begins.

3. Each judge will sit next to the rooster they are assigned and are responsible for reporting any foul play and record every crow the rooster makes.

4. At the end of the time limit, the rooster with the most crows wins the match. 5. Once the final whistle is blown, any rooster that crows during the whistle will have his crow counted. 6. If there is a tie between roosters, all that qualify will compete in a five minute overtime match.

Multiple overtimes will be conducted until one rooster wins the match.

11. The Poultry sale order will be established using the following guidelines: First to sell: Over-all Champion Meat Pen; Second to sell: Over-all Reserve Champion Meat Pen; third to sell: Champi-on Fryer; Fourth to sell: Reserve Fryer; followed by all Blue ribbon exhibits drawn for sale order; followed by drawing of Red ribbon exhibits; followed by drawing of White ribbon exhibits. Each club may have one adult present during the sale order drawing.

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CLASS NAME CLASS

# DESCRIPTION

AMERICAN 70 Plymouth Rocks, Dominiques, Wyandottes, Javas, Rhode Island Reds, Rhode Island White, Buckeyes. Chanteclers, Jersey Giants, Lamonas, New Hampshires, Hollands, Delawares

ASIATIC 71 Brahmas, Cochins, Lanqshans

ENGLISH 72 Dorkings, RedCaps, Cornish, Orpingtons

MEDITERRANEAN 73 Leghorns, Minorcas, Spanish, Andalusians, Anconas, Sicilian Buttercups, Catalanas

CONTINENTAL 74

Continental (North Europe), Hamburgs, Campines, Lakenvelders, Barnevelders, Welsummers, Continental (Polish), Polish: Bearded - Non Bearded Continental (French) Hondans, Faverolles, Crevecoeurs, La Fleche

ALL OTHER STANDARD BREED

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Games Modern - Old English Oriental Malays, Sumatras, Aseels, Shamos, Yokohamas, Phoenix, Cubalayas Miscellaneous Sultans, Frizzles, Naked Necks, Araucanas, Ameraucanas

CLASS NAME CLASS

# DESCRIPTION

GAME BANTAM 80 Modern - Old English

SINGLE COMB CLEAN LEGGED OTHER THAN

GAME BANTAM 81

Anconas, Andalusians, Australorps, Catalanas, Campines, Dleawares, Dorkings, Dutch, Frizzles, Hollands, Japanese, Javas, Jersey Giants, Lakenvelders, Lamonas, Leghorns, Minorcas, Naked Necks, New Hamphisres, Orpingtons, Phoenix, Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Spanish, Sussex

ROSE COMB CLEAN LEGGED BANTAM

82 Anconas, Belgian Bearded d’Anvers, Dorkings, Dominiques, Hamburs, Leghorns, Minorcas, Red Caps, Rhode Islands, Rosecombs, Sebrights, Wyandottes

ALL OTHER COMBS, CLEAN LEGGED, BANTAM

83 Ameraucansa, Araucanas, Buckeyes, Chanteclers, Cornish, Crevecoeurs, Cubalayss, Houdans, La Fleche, Maylays, Polish, Shamos, Sicilian Buttercups, Sumatras, Yokohamas

FEATHERED LEGGED BANTAM

84 Booted, Brahmas, Cochins, Faverolles, Frizzles, Langshans, Silkies, Sultans

CLASS NAME CLASS # DESCRIPTION

HEAVY WEIGHT 90 Pekin, Aylesbury, Rouen, Muscovy

MEDIUM WEIGHT 91 Cayuga, Crested, Swedish, Buff

LIGHT WEIGHT 92 Runner, Campbell, Magpie

BANTAM 93 Call, East Indie, Mallard

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Breeding Pen of 3

(1 Male, 2 Females) 300

Market Meat Pen (4 Birds)

301

Market Single Fryer

302

CLASS NAME CLASS #

Eggs (1 Dozen)

EGG300


HEAVY WEIGHT 100 Toulouse, Embden (Emden), African

MEDIUM WEIGHT

101 Sebastopol, Pilgrim, American Buff, Saddleback Pomeranian

LIGHT WEIGHT 102 Chinese (China), Tufted Roman, Canada, Egyptian


TURKEY 200 Bronze, Narragansett, White Holland, Black, Slate, Bourbon Red, Beltsville Small White, Royal Palm

CLASS NAME CLASS #

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*Amanda Snyder Jordin Luthenauer

1. Knox County 4-H and FFA members will receive ribbons and trophies. 2. Rabbit and cavy project animals must be owned and in members possession by June 1. 3. 4-H and FFA members are allowed to show up to ten (10) head in each breed with a limit of two (2) meat pens per

exhibitor. Each member may enter two (2) cavies per class per breed and variety. 4. In order to show a particular species, members must be currently enrolled in the project. Entries are limited to two

(2) cavies that do not qualifty to show in the Standard Bred Show Classifications. Refer to the A.R.B.A Standard of Perfection, or with any cavy breeder for the information that would place your cavies in the Pet Cavy class.

5. All rabbits must be permanently tattooed. Tattoos must be easily read. All Cavies must be ear tagged. 6. Rabbits & Cavies will be entered and judged according to the A.R.B.A. Standard of Perfection. Purebred rabbits will

be shown by breeds. Crossbred rabbits will be shown together. 7. All rabbits shown as meat pens and single fryers must be exactly 70 days old and weigh at least 3.5 pounds not to exceed 5.0 pounds. Each Meat Pen is considered one exhibit. 8. Crossbred rabbits shown as meat pens will be judged as the most prominent breed characteristic shown by the rabbit according to the A.R.B.A. Standard of Perfection. 9. All exhibitors are required to supply their own cages. 10. All exhibitors are to handle their own rabbits and cavies. If exhibitor cannot for any reason, then the superintendent must be notified. 11. All animals will be inspected by show superintendent prior to show. Any diseased or sick rabbit will be dismissed from the show area. Disqualifications will consist of diseased or sick rabbit, bad quality of teeth, any abscessed or ruptured skin, or neglect. 12. Only market animals will be eligible to sell. This includes meat pens, single fryers, or any 6 class rabbit. 13. It is the responsibility of each 4-H/FFA exhibitor to provide the superintendent of each show with the following information 1/2 hour following the last class of that species. Failure to do so will result in the member’s

ineligibility to sell an animal at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Sale.

Member’s complete name Ear tag/ID number/tattoo of rabbit they wish to sell Breed of Rabbit Ribbon color of sale rabbit

Superintendents

Rabbit Showmanship 13 & Under Rabbit Showmanship 14 & Over

Best in Show

Clean Rabbit Carrier Award The Clean Carrier award will be presented to an overall outstanding 4-H or FFA member exhibiting in the Rabbit division.

The winner of the Clean Carrier award will be selected on the following criteria:

Carrier is clean and alleyway and surrounding areas clear of animal waste and litter;

Care of project animal(s): fresh water, ample food, clean bedding, cool, dry conditions, etc.




Best 4 Class Best 4 Class Reserve Best 6 Class Best 6 Class Reserve

Doe and Litter (Rosette) Best Cavy Best Cavy Reserve Best Pet Cavy (Rosette)

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14. The Rabbit sale order will be established using the following guidelines: First to sell: Champion Meat Pen/Fryers, Second to sell: Reserve Champion Meat Pen/Fryers, followed by all blue ribbon exhibits which will be drawn for sale order, followed by drawing of red ribbon and then white ribbon exhibits. Each club may have one adult present during the sale order drawing. 15. Rabbit grooming rule: No dyes, show sheen, plucking of fur, coloring of toenails, or any other altering materials may be used on rabbits. 16. Day of show grooming of all animals must be done in 4-H Building or while on 4-H premises.

1. Rabbit showmanship is divided into two age divisions: 13 years of age & younger and 14 years of age and older, as of December 31 of current program year.

2. Showmanship 13 years of age and under will consist of basic rabbit knowledge and posing of rabbit. 3. Showmanship 14 years of age and older will consist of advanced knowledge of specific breed, health, care and

maintenance of rabbits, and posing of rabbit.


Four Class Rabbits Six Class Rabbits

Senior Buck 6 months and older 8 months and older

Senior Doe 6 months and older 8 months and older

Intermediate Buck N/A 6 to 8 months

Intermediate Doe N/A 6 to 8 months

Junior Buck Under 6 months Under 6 months

Junior Doe Under 6 months Under 6 months

Doe & Litter Litter must be 42 days or 6 weeks old; any breed can be entered. Rabbits will be judged on physical appearance and physical condition of the mother and litter. Entry will be in Doe and Litter class. Limited to 2 entries per class.

Meat Pens & Fryers Must be commercial type market rabbit.

Single Fryers Must be 70 days; minimum of 3.5 lbs.; maximum of 5 lbs.

Senior Boars & Sows Over 6 months or weight over 32 ounces

Intermediate Boars & Sows Up to 6 months or minimum of 22 ounces and maximum of 32 ounces

Junior Boars & Sows Up to 4 months or minimum of 12 ounces and maximum of 22 ounces

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Breed Variety Senior Buck

Senior Doe

Junior Buck

Junior Doe

Dutch All 023A 023B 023C 023D

Dwarf Hotot All 024A 024B 024C 024D

Florida White

All 025A 025B 025C 025D

Havana All 026A 026B 026C 026D

Himalayan All 027A 027B 027C 027D

Holland Lop Broken 028A 028B 028C 028D

Holland Lop Solid 029A 029B 029C 029D

Jersey Wooly

All 030A 030B 030C 030D

Lionhead All 031A 031B 031C 031D

Mini Lop Broken 032A 032B 032C 032D

Mini Lop Solid 033A 033B 033C 033D

Mini Rex All 034A 034B 034C 034D

Mini Satin All 035A 035B 035C 035D

Netherland Dwarf

All 036A 036B 036C 036D

Polish All 037A 037B 037C 037D

Rex All 038A 038B 038C 038D

All Other Breeds

All 039A 039B 039C 039D

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Breed Variety Senior Buck

Senior Doe

6/8 Doe

Junior Buck

Junior Doe

6/8 Buck

Blanc de Hotot

Standard 013A 013B 013D 013E 013F 013C

Californian Standard 014A 014B 014D 014E 014F 014C

Champagne Standard 015A 015B 015D 015E 015F 015C

English Lop Broken 016A 016B 016D 016E 016F 016C

English Lop Solid 017A 017B 017D 017E 017F 017C

Flemish Giant

All 018A 018B 018D 018E 018F 018C

French Lop Broken 019A 019B 019D 019E 019F 019C

French Lop All 020A 020B 020D 020E 020F 020C

New Zealand

All 021A 021B 021D 021E 021F 021C

Satin All 022A 022B 022D 022E 022F 022C

Doe & Litter Doe & Litter

0300DL

Meat Pens Pen of Three

0100MP

Single Fryer Single Rabbit

0200SF

Miscellaneous Any 0001MC

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Breed Variety Senior Boar

Senior Sow

Int. Boar

Int. Sow

Junior Boar

Junior Sow

Abyssinian All 040A 040B 040C 040D 040E 040F

Abyssinian Satin

All 041A 041B 041C 041D 041E 041F

American All 042A 042B 042C 042D 042E 042F

American Satin

All 043A 043B 043C 043D 043E 043F

Coronet All 044A 044B 044C 044D 044E 044F

Peruvian All 045A 045B 045C 045D 045E 045F

Peruvian Satin

All 046A 046B 046C 046D 046E 046F

Silkie All 047A 047B 047C 047D 047E 047F

Silkie Satin

All 048A 048B 048C 048D 048E 048F

Teddy All 049A 049B 049C 049D 049E 048F

Teddy Satin

All 050A 050B 050C 050D 050E 050F

Texel All 051A 051B 051C 051D 051E 051F

White Crested

All 052A 052B 052C 052D 052E 052F

Tortoise Shell & White

All 053A 053B 053C 053D 053E 053F

Pet All 054A 054B 054C 054D 054E 054F

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*Daryn Triplett Joseph Campbell

1. Breeds will be shown in alphabetical order followed by crossbred. 2. Possession of all sheep project animals must be owned and in the members possession by county weigh-in date. 3. Knox County 4-H and FFA members will receive awards and ribbons. 4. Market Sheep will be divided in classes by weight only. 5. Wethers and ewe lambs will be shown in same class. 6. All market lambs must be slick shorn. 7. All market lambs must be shown with all four feet on the ground. 8. Lambs may be picked up to brace them. 9. There will be a Rate-of-Gain contest for all market lambs exhibited at the fair. Animals must be exhibited before the judge to compete in the Rate-of-Gain contest.

10. All market sheep must have an ID tag prior to or at weigh-in. 11. 4-H and FFA members are allowed to show up to ten (10) head in each species with a limit of five

(5) market animals. In order to show a particular species, members must be enrolled in the project. 12. It is the responsibility of each 4-H/FFA exhibitor to provide the superintendent of each show with

the following information 1/2 hour following the last class of that species. Failure to do so will result in members ineligibility to sell an animal at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Sale.

Member’s complete name Ear tag number of animal they wish to sell Weight of animal Breed of animal Ribbon color of animal

13. Day of show grooming of all animals must be done in 4-H building or while on 4-H premises. 14. Members who plan to exhibit sheep at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair must have a health certificate for each animal exhibited.

Champion Ram (Rosette) Reserve Champion Ram (Rosette) Champion Ewe (Rosette) Reserve Champion Ewe (Rosette)

Sheep Showmanship - 13 & Under Sheep Showmanship - 14 & Over Sheep Rate-of-Gain Champion Market Lamb Reserve Champion Market Lamb

Superintendent

Sheep Herdsman Award The Sheep Herdsman award will be presented to an overall outstanding 4-H or FFA member exhibiting in the Sheep division.

The winner of the Sheep Herdsman award will be selected on the following criteria:


Care of project animal(s); fresh water, ample food, clean bedding, cool conditions, etc.




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15. The Sheep sale order will be established using the following guidelines: First to sell: Champion Market Lamb; Second to sell: Reserve Champion Market Lamb; Third to sell: Champion Rate-of-Gain; followed by all Blue ribbon exhibits drawn for sale order; followed by drawing of Red ribbon exhibits; followed by drawing of White ribbon exhibits. Each club may have one adult present during the sale order drawing. 16. 4-H and FFA members who buy a show lamb(s) or goat(s), other than castrated males, regardless of age are required to have an official USDA Scrapie identification tag in its ear at the time of purchase. If there is not a Scrapie ID tag in the ear, insist that the producer provides one. If you raise your lamb or goat, be sure to get Scrapie ID tags.

CLASS CLASS NUMBER

Yearling Ram Born after September 1, 2017

20

Senior Ram Lamb September 1 - December 15, 2018

21

Junior Ram Lamb December 16, 2017 & after

22

Yearling Ewe Born after September 1, 2017

23

Senior Ewe Lamb September 1 - December 15, 2018

24

Junior Ewe Lamb December 16, 2018 & after

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CLASS CLASS NUMBER

Market Lamb (any breed, purebred or crossbred)

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CLASS NUMBER: 30

.40 lbs. & above Average Daily Gain Blue Ribbon

.39 lbs. - .26 lbs. Average Daily Gain Red Ribbon

.25 lbs. & below Average Daily Gain White Ribbon


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*Mike Ellison James Penn Tanner Ellison (Junior Supt.)

Swine Showmanship (13 & Under) Reserve Swine Showmanship (13 & Under) Swine Showmanship (14 & Over) Reserve Swine Showmanship (14 & Over) Champion Rate-of-Gain Reserve Champion Rate-of-Gain (Rosette) Champion Female Over-all Breeds Reserve Champion Female Over-all Breeds Champion Purebred Female Champion Cross Bred Female Grand Champion Market Hog Reserve Champion Market Hog

1. Market Barrow and Gilt classes will be broken by weight. 2. Breeds will be shown in alphabetical order, followed by crossbred. 3. Knox County 4-H and FFA members will receive ribbons and awards. 4. All swine must be ear notched according to the Universal Ear Notching System. 5. All market swine must have been born after December 1 of the current program year. 6. For the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair market hog exhibits, all 4-H and FFA members are required to

participate in the market swine validation (cards) as the method for showing possession of their market swine project animals. All swine must be ear notched and proof of ownership validated in order to exhibit at the fair. Validating officials may be: FFA Advisor/Vo Ag Instructor, 4-H Project Leader, Veterinarian or a MU Extension Livestock Specialist. All breeding stock must be owned by the validation date but to do not have to be validated. Breeding stock must be born after November 1 of the current program year.

7. 4-H and FFA members are allowed to show up to ten (10) head in each species with a limit of five (5) market animals. In order to show a particular species, members must be enrolled in the project.

8. It is the responsibility of the 4-H/FFA exhibitor to provide the superintendent of each show with the following information 1/2 hour following the last class of that species. Failure to do so will result in members ineligibility to sell an animal at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair Sale.

Member’s complete name Ear tag/ID number of the animal they wish to sell Breed of Animal Ribbon color of animal

Superintendent

Swine Herdsman Award The Swine Herdsman award will be presented to an overall outstanding 4-H or FFA member exhibiting in the Swine division.

The winner of the Swine Herdsman award will be selected on the following criteria:


Care of project animal(s): fresh water, ample food, clean bedding, cool conditions, etc.




Champion Market Gilt Reserve Champion Market Gilt Champion Pure Bred Market Gilt Reserve Champion Pure Bred Market Gilt (Rosette) Champion Pure Bred Market Barrow Reserve Champion Pure Bred Market Barrow (Rosette) Champion Cross Bred Market Barrow Reserve Champion Cross Bred Market Barrow (Rosette) Champion Market Barrow Reserve Champion Market Barrow Champion Boar Reserve Champion Boar (Rosette)

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CLASS BERK CHESTER DUROC HAMP SPOT YORK AOB

Fall Boar (11/1- 12/31)

31 81 41 51 61 71 91

January Spring Boar 32 82 42 52 62 72 92

February Spring Boar 33 83 43 53 63 73 93

March Spring Boar 34 84 44 54 64 74 94

Fall Gilt (11/1- 12/31)

35 85 45 55 65 75 95

January Spring Gilt 36 86 46 56 66 76 96

February Spring Gilt 37 87 47 57 67 77 97

March Spring Gilt 38 88 48 58 68 78 98

Crossbred Breeding Gilt All crossbred breeding gilts will be weigh at check-in. Classes will be broken by weight and assigned by Superintendents.

Crossbred Boar All crossbred boars will be weigh at check-in. Classes will be broken by weight and assigned by Superintendents.

MARKET SWINE CLASSES (Broken by Weight)

CLASS SWINE RATE OF GAIN - CLASS #107

Crossbred Gilt P99

Crossbred Barrow P100

Purebred Gilt P102

Purebred Barrow P101

9. Swine exhibitors must be Pork Quality Assurance “PQA” Level III certified or Show Me Quality Assurance certified in order to show at the Knox County 4-H/FFA Fair.

10. Day of show grooming of all animals must be done in 4-H Building or while on 4-H premises. 11. The Swine sale order will be established using the following guidelines: First to sell: Grand Champion Market Hog; Second to sell; Reserve Grand Champion Market Hog. Third to sell: Champion Rate-of-Gain; followed by Blue ribbon exhibits drawn for sale order; followed by drawing of Red ribbon exhibits; followed by drawing of White ribbon exhibits. Each club may have one adult present during the sale order drawing. 12. All cross-bred breeding gilts will show by weight. 13. All purebred stock must have registration papers in exhibitors name.

P111

P112

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COUNTY LINERS 4-H CLUB

Emily Carlson, Matthew Carlson, Levi Clark, Levi Dent, Kaylee Dooley, Hallie Glasgow, Mallory Griffin, Jaydin Hicks, Jace Holman, Lilah James, Lane James, Hailey Luthenauer, Joey McCarty, Alana McCarty, Nash Miller, Kalli Parrish, Grant Parsons, Hanna Poor, Tristan Poor, Jaron Poor,

Riley Strange, and Nate Triplett

Officers: President Jaron Poor, Vice President Tristan Poor, Secretaries Hanna Poor and Lane James, Treasurer Matthew Carlson, & Pledge Leaders Alana McCarty and Joey McCarty

Clover Kids: Carter Baird, Will Dooley, Adalynn Griffin, Laila Hicks, James Holman, Mya Huffman, Dominic Hultz, Reagan James, Kayden Moore, Karsen Parrish, Natalie Wilson, Landon Witherow,

and Jonah Wolf Club Leader: Casie James

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2018-2019 Knox County FFA Chapter

2018-2019 Officer Team

Front Row: Cadie Violette, Sadie Snelling, Lani Watts, Mckayla Griffith.

Second Row: Sidney Miller, Tristan Poor, Jaron Poor, Mathew Hunolt,

Chelsea Zahn.

Front Row: Chelsea Zahn, Sidney Miller, Sadie Snelling, Lani Watts, Cadie Violette, Tristan Poor, Jaron Poor, Mathew Hunolt, McKayla Griffith. Second Row: Alyssa Peavler, Jaiden Linebaugh, Landon Hodge, Garrett Mauck, Brittany Harsell, Emily Schrage, Jared Peavler, Landon Hubble, Zach Myers. Third Row: Kylee Woods, Kaitlin Campbell, Kinsley Johnson, Cheyenne Snyder, Hanna Poor, Elainia Pulliam, Crystina Hall, Daniela Dooley, Johnathan Nichols, Jacob Cheatum. Fourth Row: Keagan Hamlin, Zane Hubble, Trent Klocke, Nick Hamlin, Easton Schieferdecker, Zach Jansen, Brayden Tietjens, Bryston Bowen. Last Row: Megan Miller, Jessica Patterson, Daniel Hamlin, Cole Conn, Elijah Ward.

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