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Table of Contents Schedule...... 4 General Info...... 5 Fair Board, Superintendents & Committee Assignments...... 5 H. C. Agriculture Society Constitution...... 6 ODA Rules...... 7-12 Jr. Fair, Jr. Fair Board Officers & Committees, H.C. Jr. Fair Rules.... 12-14 2018 Jr. Fair Market Livestock Winners & Buyers...... 15 2019 Livestock Sales Sheet...... 17 2018 Jr. Fair Dairy Sale Buyers...... 17 Beef...... 18-19 Dairy...... 19-21 Goats...... 22-23 Horses...... 27-28 Llamas...... 29 Poultry...... 30 Rabbits...... 31-32 Sheep...... 32-33 Swine...... 33-34 Contests...... 35 Be You Livestock Show...... 36 4-H ...... 37 FFA/FCCLA...... 38 Flowers - Entry Form pg. 41...... 38-41 Home Arts - Entry Form pg. 46...... 42-46 Cover Photos: Background Image by Randy McKee, Inset photos by Jim Miller.

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330.674.2610 l firstknox.com BF-00448947 4 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 REDUCED ADMISSION MONDAY - FRIDAY! $3.00 ‘TILL 3PM SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Sponsored by Home Owned, Home Grown, Holmes County Businesses SUNDAY, AUGUST 4 THURSDAY, AUGUST 8 - 2nd Annual Senior Citizen Day! 11am-2pm Flower Exhibits Accepted 8:00am FAIR OPENS 12pm-8pm Set-up Booths and Decorate Pens 9:00am Dairy Steer, Dairy Feeder Showmanship and Show (L) 2:30pm Flower Exhibit Judging Begins 9:30am Dairy Goat Showmanship & Judging; Pack Goat, Supreme Dairy Goat 6am-10am OFFICIAL Swine Check In & Weigh-In Showmanship (SA) 8am-10am OFFICIAL Poultry Check In & Weigh-In 9:30am Horse Contest Show (H) 12pm-2pm OFFICIAL Rabbit Check In & Weigh-In 12pm-2pm Horse Check In (1st) 11am-3:30pm SENIOR DAY ACTIVITIES- Door Prizes, Table Top Displays, Presentations, 12:00pm Dairy Cows & Heifers Check In (thru 8am Monday) Vendor Discounts (L) Sponsored by: Community Hospice 2pm-5pm OFFICIAL Sheep/Goat Check In & Weigh-In 12:00pm Pygmy Goat Showmanship and Show (SA) 2pm-5pm Llama Check In 12:00pm RIDES OPEN: Unlimited ride pass (good all day) 12pm-3pm $13, after 3pm $16 5pm-7pm Horse Check In (2nd) 3:30pm Classics from the 60’s & 70’s with Mark Lonsinger & Justin Smith! 6pm-8pm OFFICIAL Dairy Feeders & Steers Check In & Weigh-In (Eli & Gloria Yoder Family Pavilion) 7pm-9pm OFFICIAL Beef Breeding, Feeders, & Steer Check-In 4:30pm Livestock Sale (L) Sale Order: Meat Goats, Dairy Goats, Market Lambs, Market Hogs 9:00pm All Market Projects in Place 6:30pm Holmes County Fair Championship Bulls & Barrels Rodeo featuring Country MONDAY, AUGUST 5 Music by Chance Walker Danison (G) 8:00am FAIR OPENS Rules & registration call SEBRA at 336-861-2219, or visit GOSEBRA.com 8:00am All Jr. Fair Projects in Place Sponsored by: dac Vitamins and Minerals 8:00am 4-H Booth Judging (4-H Booth Area Closed) 9:00am Poultry Judging (Chickens) (L) FRIDAY, AUGUST 9 9:00am Dog Project Judging/Show (SA) 8:00am FAIR OPENS 9:30am Horse Show – Pleasure (H) 9:00am Dairy Showmanship and Show (L) 4:00pm RIDES OPEN: 4pm-10pm unlimited ride pass - $13 9:30am Horse Fun Show (H) 4:30pm 4-H Life Skills Project Awards Recognition (S) 10:00am Llama Show Judging (SA) 5:00pm Coronation of King and Queen (S) 12:00pm RIDES OPEN: Unlimited ride pass (good all day) 12pm-3pm $13, after 3pm $16 6:00pm Swine Showmanship (L) 7:00pm Premier Dance Academy (S) 3:00pm Dairy Auction (L) 7:00pm Full Rodeo (G) Rules & registration [email protected] 4:30pm Livestock Sale (L) Sponsored by: dac Vitamins and Minerals Sale Order: Dairy Feeders, Turkeys, Beef Steers, Dairy Steers, Ducks, Rabbits, Broilers TUESDAY, AUGUST 6 7:00pm KOI Drag Racing (G) For rules and registration information visit: www.holmescountyfair.com 8:00am FAIR OPENS Sponsored by: Sun Valley Auto Repair 9:00am Poultry Judging (Turkeys, Ducks) (SA) 8:00pm RKJ – Local Classic Rock Group (S) 9:30am Meat Goat - Showmanship, Breeding, Judging (L) 10:00am Antique Tractor Pull (G) SATURDAY, AUGUST 10 12:00am Lactating dairy animals released (thru 7am Saturday) Sponsored by: Holmes Pest Control Inc. 12:00pm RIDES OPEN: Two for Tuesday – Two unlimited ride passes for $22.00, 8:00am FAIR OPENS individual passes $16 9:00am Showman of Showman Contest (L) 2:00pm Sheep Showmanship, Sheep Breeding, Market Lamb Judging (L) 11:30am Be You Livestock Show (L) 5:00pm West Holmes Marching Band (S) 12:00pm RIDES OPEN: Unlimited ride pass (good all day) 12pm-10pm $16 6:00pm Swine Judging (L) 7:00pm Brad Giauque Memorial OSTPA Truck & Tractor Pull (G) 2:00pm Pedal Tractor Pull (outside arena building) Super Stock/Pro Stock/Super Modified FWD Trucks/Pro Stock Semis. 3:00pm Battle of the Clubs (L) For rules and registration information visit www.OSTPA.com 5:00pm Money Scramble (H) Sponsored by: Ag-Pro Companies & Millersburg Tire 6:00pm Pee Wee Swine Show (L) 7:00pm Shine Bright Dance Studio (S) 7:00pm Demolition Derby (G) WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7 - 11th ANNUAL KIDS DAY! VETERAN’S DAY - Free Admission for Active Military/Veterans w/ID 8:30pm Barn Dance (L) - $2 Admission for Ages 8-18 Chaperones will be in attendance 8:00am FAIR OPENS 9:00pm That Arena Rock Show (S) FREE SHOW 9:00am Rabbit Judging (SA) SUNDAY, AUGUST 11 9:30am Showmanship, Beef Breeding, Market Steer, Holmes Co. Bred, 7:00am Dairy Projects Released (Market Livestock Released) Beef Feeder Calf Showmanship and Show (L) 9:30am Horse Show - Versatility (H) 9:00am All Other Exhibits Released 12:00pm RIDES OPEN: Unlimited ride pass good until closing, $10 if purchased 4:00pm ALL EXHIBITS MUST HAVE BEEN REMOVED between 12pm-4pm after 4pm $16 12pm-4pm KIDS DAY ACTIVITIES - Reduced Ride Passes, Vendor Discounts, Grandstand (G), Stage on the Green (S), Large Arena (L), Specials & Giveaways, Fun Things to Do! (B) Baker Building (B), Small Arena (SA), Horse Arena (H) Sponsored by: The Bargain Hunter 1pm-3pm Balloons Unlimited “Balloon Creations Just for You!” (B) 5:00pm Hiland Marching Band (S) Thank you to our 2019 Event Corporate Sponsors: 6:00pm Beef Feeder, Beef Breeding, Market Steer Show (L) Home Owned, Home Grown, Holmes County Businesses: Ag-Pro Companies 7:00pm Motocross (G) For rules and registration information visit omxa.net • Sun Valley Auto Repair • Millersburg Tire Service, Inc. • Holmes Pest Control Registration begins at 4:30pm, Practice 6:00pm, Racing 7:00pm • DENCO Marketing • The Commercial & Savings Bank • East Holmes Veterinary Clinic 7:00pm Holmes Center for the Arts (S) • The Bargain Hunter • dac Vitamins and Minerals • Kaufman Mulch • Community Hospice OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 5

Welcome VETERAN’S DAY - WEDNESDAY: General Information Free Admission to Active Military or Veterans with proper ID Premium Camper Rental...... $200.00 Senior Citizens- 65 and Older Every Day! - Admission $4.00 Camper – Upper Level (includes emptying of holding tanks twice during fair week)...... $200.00 Reserved Parking / Week...... $25.00 The Holmes Co. Independent Agricultural Society assumes NO responsibility for damage Season Pass - Admits One (does not include rides)...... $18.00 to or loss of parked vehicles or personal property contained within parked vehicles. Buyer’s Pass ...... $4.00 Failure to comply with the regulations listed below will result in refusal of exhibitor or Commercial/Exhibitors Pass ...... $14.00 concession space in the future, as deemed by the Fair Board. Commercial Exhibitor Space (see contract for specifics on outside exhibit space)...... $225.00 1. All exhibits (non-market animals) must be left in place until 9:00 AM Sunday except Dairy Projects which are released Membership - Agricultural Society (no fair admission)...... $5.00 at 7:00 AM Sunday. Lactating Cattle will be released after midnight Friday night through 7am Saturday morning. Gate Admission - (10 years & under free)...... $6.00 Anything lactating cattle not removed during that time must be left in place until 7am Sunday. Exhibitors are responsible (Includes parking & grandstand. Reserved seats not included) for Market Livestock Exhibits until 9:00 AM Sunday when they will be released for shipment to the Buyer. If your Monday thru Friday prior to 3PM...... $3.00 species is not scheduled to be released until later in the day Saturday it is the exhibitor’s responsibility to ensure Monday thru Friday after 3pm & all day Saturday...... $6.00 bedding is properly cleaned and adequate food and water are provided for the duration of the day until being picked up Reserved Seats Grandstand - Monday - Saturday...... $30.00 by the buyer. Reserved Seats Grandstand - Monday or Saturday Only...... $10.00 2. The fair board is not responsible for lost or theft of articles on exhibit. Reserved Seats Grandstand - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday Only...... $5.00 3. Cancellations must be made one week prior to fair opening to receive a refund or consideration another year. Rides provided by Kissel Amusement Company 4. No roving on the Fairgrounds. Exhibitors must not go out of their rented space more than four feet. Mon.: Rides open 4pm-10pm – Unlimited Ride pass ...... $13.00 5. No person shall be permitted to make solicitations of any nature on the fair grounds except in contracted concession Tues.: 12pm-10pm TWO FOR TUESDAY Promotion – Two unlimited ride passes for $22.00 – or commercial rented spaces. bring a friend or relative and save! (must be sold as pair-good for entire day) ...... $16.00 6. No person will be permitted to post or display signs, distribute handbills or advertising material or sell or distribute free, Wed.: KIDS DAY - Unlimited Ride pass (good for entire day): 12pm-4pm...... $10.00 any merchandise, except persons under contract. After 4pm...... $16.00 7. All exhibitors are expected to keep their own area clean and presentable. Thurs.: Unlimited Ride pass (good for entire day):12pm-3pm $13.00...... After 3pm $16.00 Fri.: Unlimited Ride pass (good for entire day): 12pm-3pm $13.00...... After 3pm $16.00 8. Food and straight sales open by 11:00 AM. Commercial exhibits open by 12:00 PM. Sat.: 12pm-10pm – Unlimited Ride pass...... $16.00 9. Gate admission will be collected until fair closes each night. *Rides tickets can be purchased anytime for $1.00 each. Kiddie Rides require 2 tickets. 10. No dogs or bikes permitted on grounds during fair except for authorized projects. Major Rides require 3 or 4 Tickets. *Some attractions require individual fee. 11. All market livestock are prohibited from the livestock trailer and camper area.

Kerry Taylor - chair, Roger Boring, Gail Cochran, MARKET LIVESTOCK Holmes County Fair Board Tara Sheldon, Dr. Shaver, (Steve Miller) Matt Feikert - chair, Tim Hershberger, Tim Feikert, ADDRESS: HOLMES COUNTY FAIR Chris Hanna 9049 CR 318, Shreve, OH 44676 (Ex officio, Harvest Ridge Board members) Mike Sprang, Roger Boring P.O. BOX 376 At Large 330-567-2755 BUILDINGS/GROUNDS PEDAL TRACTOR PULL MILLERSBURG, OH 44654 Danny Hipp 12545 CR 280, Big Prairie, OH 44611 (Steve Miller - chair), Myron Troyer, Chris Hanna, David Martin - chair, Matt Feikert At Large 330-231-5344 Jamie Darr, Dale McKee, Kyle Hanna, Roger Boring, Nick PHONE: 330-674-0869 FLOWERS & HOME ARTS Dale McKee 8249 SR 754, Shreve, OH 44676 Crider, Duane Miller, Trevor Ogi, Tim Hershberger, (Brent HARVEST RIDGE MANAGER: STEVE MILLER (Sonya Stutzman - chair, Home Arts), (Peg Brand - chair, Ripley 330-567-2027 Sheldon), (Cary Cochran). 330-600-4725 [email protected] Flowers), (Lisa Hipp - Home Arts), (Joan Darr - Flowers), OFFICERS Tara Sheldon 7368 TR 551, Holmesville, OH 44633 CONCESSION/ VENDORS (Deb Hershberger - Flowers), David Martin President: Kerry Taylor Prairie 330-201-4814 Jamie Darr - chair, Tara Sheldon, Gail Cochran, 8896 CR 292, Millersburg, OH 44654 330-674-3806 Myron Troyer PO Box 88 Winesburg, OH 44690 Kerry Taylor, Kathy Schlabach, (Steve Miller) SPECIAL EVENT DAYS (FORMERLY KIDS DAY) At Large 330-763-4651 Kathy Schlabach - chair, (Joan Darr) Vice President: Roger Boring CAMPING Trevor Ogi 4826 CR 22, Glenmont, OH 44628 1554 CR 150, Millersburg, OH 44654 330-763-0962 Roger Boring - chair, Tara Sheldon, Gail Cochran, MONEY SCRAMBLE Knox 330-378-5856 David Martin, Matt Feikert, (Steve Miller) Trevor Ogi - chair Secretary: Tara Sheldon Those whose terms expire in 2021 7368 TR 551, Holmesville, OH 44633 330-201-4814 ADVERTISING/FAIR BOOK/WEBSITE/ SOCIAL MEDIA JUNIOR FAIR BOARD Matt Feikert 6823 TR 605, Millersburg, OH 44654 Trevor Ogi - SFB Liaison, (Janessa Hill), (Ella Lorentz), At Large 330-674-3676 Craig Hershberger (sponsor of day), Renee Zimmerman Treasurer: Gail Cochran (fair book/Facebook), Tara Sheldon, Mark Lonsinger (Steve Waltman), (Arlene Waltman), (Alyx Morris) Craig Hershberger 4976 CR 172, Sugarcreek, OH 44681 P.O. Box 376, Millersburg, OH 44654 330-674-0225 (print/radio) Walnut Creek 330-204-3317 REPRESENTATIVE TO 4H COMMITTEE Fair Veterinarian: Eric Shaver Tim Hershberger 3072 CR 200, Dundee, OH 44624 STAGE ON GREEN Gail Cochran P.O. Box 286, Berlin, OH 44610 330-893-2057 Paint 330-359-5661 (Justin Smith - chair/Entertainment Coordinator), LIVESTOCK BUILDING MANAGEMENT-FAIR WEEK: BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mike Sprang 13871 TR 471, Lakeville, OH 44638 Kerry Taylor (INCLUDES MILKING PARLOR AND DAIRY Those whose terms expire in 2019 Washington 330-231-6733 GRANDSTAND EVENTS (EXCLUDING ALL PULLS) STORAGE IN ARENA BUILDING) Gail Cochran 1817 SR 83, Unit 377, Millersburg, OH David Martin 1662 TR 72, Killbuck, OH 44637 Dale McKee - chair, Danny Hipp, Duane Miller, David Dr. Shaver - chair, Chris Hanna, Dale McKee, Trevor Ogi, 44654 Mechanic 330-674-0225 Killbuck 330-231-4850 Martin, Myron Troyer, (Brent Sheldon), (Erik Hanna) Matt Feikert, Craig Hershberger, Tim Hershberger, Nick Crider 10701 SR 39 Millersburg, OH 44654 Duane Miller 5861 TR 331, Millersburg, OH 44654 Mike Sprang, David Martin, Nick Crider TRUCK, TRACTOR & ANTIQUE PULLS At Large Berlin 330-231-3431 Nick Crider - chair, Danny Hipp, Craig Hershberger, FAIR OFFICE MANAGEMENT - FAIR WEEK Ben Hipp 5480 CR 51, Big Prairie, OH 44611 Kyle Hanna 9049 TR 318, Shreve, OH 44676 Tara Sheldon - chair, Gail Cochran, At Large 330-567-2755 Trevor Ogi, Myron Troyer, Ben Hipp, (Brent Sheldon), Monroe 330-378-4711 (Erik Hanna) Kathy Schlabach, Renee Zimmerman Kathy Schlabach PO Box 191, Millersburg, OH 44654 2019 DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENT REPRESENTATIVE TO OSU ADVISORY COMMITTEE At Large 330-231-0456 & COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS ARENA BUILDING MANAGEMENT-FAIR WEEK: Tim Hershberger, Matt Feikert Kerry Taylor 8896 CR 292, Millersburg, OH 44654 (SHOW ARENA AREAS ONLY) Beef, Dale McKee Poultry, Trevor Ogi Mike Sprang - chair, Matt Feikert, Duane Miller, (Ella Hardy 330-674-3806 ( ) around name indicates non-Fair Board member Rabbits, Matt Feikert Dairy, Craig Hershberger Lorentz)*, (Steve Waltman)*, (Arlene Waltman)*, Chris Roger Boring 1554 CR 150, Millersburg, OH 44654 Sheep, Mike Sprang Goats, David Martin Hanna, (Kyle Hanna) *Coordinate JFB help At Large 330-763-0962 HARVEST RIDGE BOARD (REPRESENTATIVE GROUP) Horse, Danny Hipp Llama, Nick Crider Tara Sheldon, president (SFB); Kim Kellogg, vice PARKING Renee Zimmerman 4990 CR 172, Sugarcreek OH 44681 Flowers & Home Arts, David Martin president (HCCofC); Gail Cochran, treasurer (SFB); Ben Hipp - chair, (Jaime Chenevey - Parking At Large 330-204-6466 Swine, Tim Feikert Kodi Mast, secretary (at large); Kerry Taylor (SFB); Bud Those whose terms expire in 2020 Coordinator), Kyle Hanna, Danny Hipp, Trevor Ogi, EXECUTIVE Roger Boring, Nick Crider Stebbins (HFG); Shasta Mast (HCCofC); Garrett Roach Jamie Darr 10538 SR 39, Millersburg, OH 44654 (HCCofC); Mike Taylor (at large); Kurt Rodhe (at large); At Large 330-231-7680 Kerry Taylor - chair (president) Roger Boring (vice-president) Tara Sheldon (secretary) Gail Cochran (treasurer) GATES/SECURITY Steve Miller (Harvest Ridge Manager)*; Mark Lonsinger Tim Feikert 7011 CR 189, Fredericksburg OH 44627 Gail Cochran - chair, Tara Sheldon, (Steve Miller) (Harvest Ridge Marketing Manager)* Salt Creek 330-674-7241 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS (Richard Haun - H.C. Sheriff Dept.) *non-voting member 6 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 Holmes County Agricultural Society Constitution ARTICLE I- TITLE Society who are residents of the County in which voting on the proposed amendment shall adopt Treasurer’s Report Section 1. The society shall be known as the the Society is organized, at least seven days before such amendment, it shall become a part of the Acknowledgement of Guests Holmes County Agricultural Society. the annual election of Directors is held. Only constitution or by-laws. 4-H Educator Report regularly nominated candidates who have met the ARTICLE IX – COMPENSATION Report of Committees ARTICLE II- OBJECT filing requirements will be eligible for election as Section 1. The compensation of Board members Old Business Section 1. The object of this society shall be to a Director. New Business promote and encourage agriculture, industry, shall be fixed by the Board in accordance with the Section 5. The term of office of the retiring Directors Ohio Department of Agriculture. Adjournment science, art, and other interests of Holmes County shall expire and that of the Directors-elect shall Section 2. The order of business may be temporarily which the board deems proper and in the best begin on the second Thursday of November of Section 2. The President may be compensated in an interests of the community. each year, or until their successors are elected amount as may be fixed by the Board of Directors suspended at any meeting upon a majority vote of ARTICLE III- MEMBERSHIP and qualified. annually. a quorum present. Section 1. Any resident of Holmes County may ARTICLE VI- ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERSHIP Section 3. The Vice President may be compensated ARTICLE IV - DUTIES OF OFFICERS in an amount as may be fixed by the Board of become a member of this Society by paying Section 1. It shall be the duty of the President to Section 1. The annual meeting of the Society shall Directors annually. annually the membership fee fixed by the Board of be held at the normal meeting location, Millersburg, preside at all meetings of the Board, to appoint Directors. on the second Thursday in November of each year, Section 4. The Secretary may be compensated committees and to perform such other duties as in an amount as may be fixed by the Board of Section 2. No person shall pay for or secure more at 7:30 PM. are determined by the Board. Directors annually. than one such membership and that membership Section 2. At this meeting, the officers and Directors Section 2. It shall be the duty of the Vice President Section 5. The treasurer may be compensated in shall be for himself. No membership shall be issued of the Society shall make reports to the membership to assume all the duties of the President in the event to corporations, organizations, partnerships or firms. of the Society concerning the past Fair and make an amount as may be fixed by the Board Directors annually. of his absence or vacancy of office and to perform ARTICLE IV - BOARD OF DIRECTORS recommendations for the betterment of future such other duties as are determined by the Board. Section 8. Board members may be compensated Section 1. The management shall consist of a Fairs. The members shall be given opportunity to for labor performed during and after the fair. Rates Section 3. It shall be the duty of the Secretary to: board of twenty-two members (one from each make suggestions and recommendations for the improvement of the Society and its Fair. Such other to be set at the annual meeting. township and eight at-large), who shall be elected • Keep a list of all members of the Society. business may be presented as may be prescribed for a term of three years and the terms so arranged Section 9. Board members are to be compensated • Keep accurately a record of all proceedings by this constitution or may be deemed proper by that the terms of one-third of the members shall $12.00 per meeting plus 40¢ mileage to and from the the Board of Directors. of the Society and Board. expire annually. meeting. • Notify all members of the Board of the time ARTICLE VII- ORGANIZATION AND MEETINGS Section 10. A board member may not approve time Section 2. Any vacancy caused by death, resignation, and place of all special meetings. removal from office, or other causes, may be filled Section 1. The Board of Directors shall meet sheets for any paid worker if that board member by the Board until the next election when a director annually on the second Thursday in November of is directly related by blood and/or marriage to the • Give the members of the Society notice of shall be elected for the unexpired term. each year, and elect a President, Vice President, paid worker. the time and place of the annual election of Secretary and Treasurer. the Board of Directors and the Annual Section 3. In the event that a qualified candidate ARTICLE X - BONDS Meeting of the Membership. does not submit a petition to run for an open Section 2. The President and Vice President shall Section 1. The Treasurer shall post a surety bond township board seat, the board by majority vote may be Directors. The Secretary and the Treasurer may in the amount of $40,000 payable to the Society, • Perform such other duties as are determined appoint a qualified candidate to fill the open term as or may not be Directors. conditioned upon the faithful performance of the by the Board. “at large.” Upon completion of the term, the position Section 3. Before election of officers the newly duties of his/her office. Section 4. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to: shall revert back to a resident of the township to fill elected Directors shall qualify by taking the ARTICLE XI – FAIR DATES subsequent future terms or by majority vote of the following oath before a competent authority • Receive all monies and give a receipt for Section 1. The Board of Directors shall fix the dates board may be voted upon to remain an at large (designated by law): “I do solemnly swear that same as to amounts and sources from which for the annual fair of the Society, subject to the position for an additional 3 year term. I will support the Constitution of Section 1. the they came. approval of the Ohio Director of Agriculture. Section 4. If any member of a board of directors United States, the Constitution of Ohio, Laws of • Keep an accurate record of all receipts and BY-LAWS of a society misses three consecutive regular Ohio and rules and regulations of the Department disbursements. meetings (without a reasonable excuse) , the board of Agriculture of Ohio pertaining to Agricultural ARTICLE I - QUORUM societies and to the best of my ability to perform • Perform such other duties as are determined may by majority vote: Section 1. A majority of the members of the Board the duties of Director of Holmes County Agricultural by the Board. a. Declare the position of such an absentee of Directors shall constitute a quorum for the Society, so help me God.” vacant transaction of business of the Society. • Pay such orders as may be countersigned by Section 4. Membership tickets to go on sale on the President or the Vice President. b. Name a successor to said absentee to ARTICLE II- MEETINGS Annual Meeting date and remain on sale until 15 • Make out the annual report to the Ohio serve until the next annual election of days prior to the annual election. Section 1. The regular meeting of the Board of directors, at which time a director shall be Directors shall be the second Thursday of each Department of Agriculture. ARTICLE VIII - AMENDMENTS elected to serve the unexpired term of said month at 7:30 PM at the Fairgrounds. ARTICLE V - RULES absentee. Section 1. Amendments to the constitution or by- Section 2. Special meetings may be held when Section 1. . The Board of Directors may enact such laws may be proposed by: ARTICLE V - ELECTION necessary, at the call of the President or at the Rules and Regulations for conducting the business of Section 1. The annual election of the Board of a. A majority of the Board of Directors at a call of the Secretary upon the written request to the Society which do not conflict with the constitution Directors shall be held at the normal meeting scheduled meeting voting in favor of placing an the Secretary by no less than three members of the or by-laws, regulations of the Ohio Department of amendment on the ballot; location on the third Tuesday in October of each Board of Directors. Agriculture, or laws of the State of Ohio. year from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM. b. Filing a petition with the Secretary of the Section 3. Notices of special meetings of the Board Section 2. (In Accordance with Ohio Attorney General Society at least 14 days prior to the annual of Directors shall be delivered personally to each Section 2. The said election shall be by ballot. Opinion 2103-023) The Society may authorize the use meeting of the Society. Said petition must set director or sent to each Director by mail or e-mail Ballots must be marked with an “X” opposite the of moneys to acquire alcoholic beverages and a name of each candidate voted for; otherwise the forth the proposed amendment and be signed by at least two days before the meeting. Such notice, liquor permit to sell the beverages at an event that is name will not be counted. not less than 25 members. however, may be waived by any Director either open to the public and conducted on the fairgrounds Section 2. If an amendment is proposed, it shall be before or after the meeting. The notice need not Section 3. Only persons holding membership specify the purpose of the meeting. and retain the revenue derived from the sales. certificates at the close of the annual fair, or at submitted to the membership of the Society at the least fifteen days before the date of election, as annual meeting of the Society. ARTICLE III – ORDER OF BUSINESS Section 3. (In Accordance with Ohio Attorney General may be fixed by the Board, may vote. Section 3. When more than one amendment shall Section 1. Opinion 2103-023) The Society may (1) authorize the holder of a valid liquor permit to have an event that is Section 4. Member of the Society must declare be submitted at the same time, they shall be so Roll Call open to the public and conducted on the fairgrounds their candidacy for the office of Director of the submitted as to enable the members to vote on Approval of minutes Society by filing with the Secretary of the Society, each amendment separately. Communications and (2) receive fees from the permit holder. a petition signed by ten or more members of the Section 4. If the majority of the membership Approval of Agenda OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 7 each animal brought to the exhibit for paragraph (A)(2),(A)(3) and (A)(4) of this rule. (2) All sexually intact animals and any wether ODA Rules symptoms of any infectious or contagious (C) Waterfowl, doves and pigeons are exempt from eighteen months of age and older must be 901:1-18-01 Chapter’s application. diseases; this rule. identified with an official identification as defined in rule 901:1-13-04 of the Ohio Administrative (A) Animals listed in this chapter when moved or (c) Daily inspect each animal present at the 901:1-18-06 Cattle. exhibition for symptoms of infectious or Code. imported into Ohio for exhibition purposes only (A) Cattle moved within Ohio for exhibition: shall comply with the requirements of this chapter contagious disease. (B) Goats imported into Ohio for exhibition: and when in compliance with the provisions of this (3) Maintain a record for one year from the date (1) The animals presented for exhibition must (1) Must be accompanied by a certificate of chapter shall, with the exception of rules governing of the exhibition of each animal present at the show no symptoms or evidence of an infectious veterinary inspection issued within thirty days movement and importation of quarantined animals, exhibit. The record shall contain the name and or contagious disease. preceding the opening date of the exhibition and be exempt from any other rules governing movement address of the owner of each animal and the (B) All cattle imported into Ohio for exhibition must: be identified with official individual identification; within or importation into Ohio. species and breed of the animal. (1) Be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary (2) The animal presented for exhibition must (B) Animals moved within or imported into Ohio for (4) May order the immediate removal of any inspection issued within thirty days preceding show no symptoms or evidence of an infectious any purpose in addition to exhibition shall meet all animal which in the opinion of the approved the opening date of the exhibition and be identi- or contagious disease; and movement and import requirements of Chapter 901:1- veterinarian places other animals at unaccept- fied with official individual identification; 17 of the Administrative Code. able risk of disease. (3) The owner and the veterinarian must attest to (2) Originate from a tuberculosis-accredited free the following statement written on the certificate 901:1-18-02 Definitions. (C) An exemption from the requirements of para- herd, an accredited free state or zone, or a mod- of veterinary inspection “the goats in this ship- As used in this chapter: graph (B)(1) of this rule may be requested from the ified accredited advanced state or zone; ment are not known to be under any movement department and will be granted when, in the judg- restrictions because of scrapie.” (A) “Exhibition” means any public show of animals ment of the department, cleaning and disinfection (3) If originate from a modified accredited state which is sponsored by or under the control of an Ohio will serve no purpose. By way of example only, or zone must comply with Rule 901:1-17-03 of the (4) Originate from a tuberculosis accredited free county or independent agricultural society organized cleaning and disinfection will generally serve no pur- Administrative Code; herd as defined in rule 901-18-02 (G) of the under chapter 1711. of the revised code; or the Ohio pose in a newly constructed building that has never (4) If originate from an accreditation preparatory Administrative Code for bovine tuberculosis state fair; or which is assembled for a period which been occupied. or a non-accredited state or zone are prohibited eradication; or exceeds thirty-six hours or contains animals of ori- 901:1-18-04 Exhibitors. from exhibition; (5) Originate from a bovine accredited free state gins other than Ohio. or zone, or a bovine modified accredited (A) No person shall present for exhibition or exhibit (5) If from a brucellosis class A state or area/ (B) “Certificate of veterinary inspection” means a advanced state or zone; or form from the state of origin which has been issued an animal which he knows or has reason to suspect zone must be negative to an official brucellosis (6) Originate from a bovine modified accredited and completed by a licensed and accredited veter- is affected with or has been exposed to a dangerous- test within thirty days of the opening date of the inarian attesting to the health status and identifica- ly contagious or infectious disease or residue. exhibition unless: they are under six months state or zone must comply with Rule 901:1-17-06 tion of an animal listed thereon. (B) The owner or bailee of an animal with symptoms of age, steers, or official vaccinates under of the Administrative Code. of an infectious or contagious disease shall, when twenty months of age (dairy) or twenty-four (C) If originate from a bovine accreditation prepa- (C) “Approved veterinarian” means any licensed and months of age (beef); and accredited veterinarian approved by the Ohio de- directed by an exhibition official, the approved vet- ratory or a bovine non-accredited state or zone are partment of agriculture, or an employee of the Ohio erinarian, or an employee of the Ohio department of (6) If from a brucellosis class B or C state or prohibited from exhibition. department of agriculture or the United States de- agriculture, immediately remove the animal from the area/zone must meet all requirements for pre- 901:1-18-08 Horses, mules and ponies. partment of agriculture, animal plant health inspec- exhibition premises. entry testing as specified in 9 C.F.R. 78.9 and obtain an Ohio permit prior to movement. (A) Horses, mules and ponies moved within Ohio for tion service, veterinary services. (C) Upon request, each person who presents for ex- exhibition: (D) “Licensed and accredited veterinarian” means a hibition or exhibits an animal, shall make available (C) Cattle from a brucellosis certified free herd or any certificate of veterinary inspection, registration class free state or area/zone are not required to be (1) If not under quarantine and if they are free of person who is licensed by the state of Ohio to prac- any signs of a contagious or infectious disease; tice veterinary medicine and who is certified by the certificates, vaccination certificate, and other docu- brucellosis tested. ments to exhibition officials, the approved veterinari- and United States department of agriculture, animal plant 901:1-18-07 Goats. health inspection service, veterinary services, to be an or an employee of the Ohio department of agricul- (2) If the animal is twelve months of age or older, an accredited veterinarian. ture. (A) Goats moved within Ohio for exhibition: the exhibition manager may require that the (E) “Residue” means any poisonous or deleterious (D) Each person who presents for exhibition or ex- (1) The animal presented for exhibition must animal has been tested and classed negative to pesticide governed by 40 C.F.R. 180, any poisonous or hibits an animal for which a certificate of veterinary show no symptoms or evidence of an infectious an official test for equine infectious anemia with deleterious substance governed by 21 C.F.R. 109.6, or inspection is required by rules 901:1-18-01 to 901:1- or contagious disease. in twelve months of the opening date of the any other substance governed by 21 C.F.R. 556. 18-11 of the Administrative Code shall forward a copy of the certificate of veterinary inspection to the Ohio ODA Rules Continued... (F) “Contagious or infectious disease” means any department of agriculture’s division of animal indus- disease, including any foreign animal disease, or try. vector, capable of transmission by any means from a carrier animal to a human or to another animal 901:1-18-05 Poultry and fowl. and includes dangerously contagious or infectious (A) All turkeys, chickens and gamebirds moved with- diseases. in or imported into Ohio for exhibition must: (G) “Tuberculosis accredited free herd” is one that (1) Originate directly from a flock or hatchery has passed at least two consecutive annual negative which is a participant in the national poultry official tests for tuberculosis in accordance with the improvement plan for the eradication of disease “Uniform Methods and Rules - Bovine Tuberculosis and be accompanied by documentary evidence Eradication”, and has no other evidence of bovine that they meet the requirements of this tuberculosis. paragraph; or 901:1-18-03 Exhibitions: sanitation, inspection and (2) Originate directly from a flock which has had records. a negative test for pullorum/fowl typhoid disease (A) Each entity sponsoring an exhibition shall have in within twelve months preceding the opening attendance an approved veterinarian for the duration date of exhibition and be accompanied by docu- of the exhibit. mentary evidence that they meet the require- ment of this paragraph; or (B) Each entity sponsoring an exhibition shall: (3) Have had a negative test for pullorum/fowl (1) Immediately, prior to an exhibition and under typhoid disease, within ninety days, preceding the direction of the approved veterinarian, the opening date of the exhibition and be accom- thoroughly clean and disinfect each building, panied by documentary evidence that they meet pen, stall, ring or other enclosure in which the requirement of this paragraph; or animals are to be quartered for exhibition; (4) Be tested for pullorum/fowl typhoid disease (2) Have the approved veterinarian: upon arrival at the exhibition by a tester (a) Examine the certificate of veterinary approved by the Ohio department of agriculture inspection when required for an animal and found negative. brought to the exhibition; (B) The rapid whole blood test shall not be used to (b) Inspect within a reasonable time of arrival test turkeys for compliance with the requirements of 8 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 IV area shall: administration for use in the species indicated on as permitted by the United States food and drug ad- ODA Rules Continued... the label. ministration; and information provided by the food exhibition. (a) Be accompanied by a certificate of veter- inary inspection issued within thirty days (D) “Breed show or class” means a show or class animal residue avoidance data bank (FARAD). (B) Horses, mules and ponies imported into Ohio for preceding the opening date of the exhibition; limited to breeding stock of a specific breed of live- (W) “Licensed livestock facility” means a livestock exhibition: and stock. facility licensed pursuant to Chapter 943. of the Re- (1) Shall be accompanied by an official certif- (b) Originate from a pseudorabies qualified (E) “Class” means a division within a show or exhibi- vised Code or a similar law of another state. icate of veterinary inspection issued within thirty herd; or tion as defined by a sponsor. (X) “Mandatory rule” means any rule adopted by the days of the opening date of the exhibition; and (c) Be negative to an official pseudorabies (F) “Department” means the department of agricul- director relating to food safety or the health, safety, test within thirty days of the exhibition. ture created under section 121.02 of the Revised or welfare of livestock and from which a sponsor Code. may not exempt itself or its exhibition. (2) If the animal is twelve months of age or older, it (B) Swine imported into Ohio for exhibition: (G) “Designee” when used in reference to an ex- (Y) “Market flock style project” means ownership shall be accompanied by evidence the animal (1) Must be accompanied by a certificate of vet- hibitor, means a member of the exhibitor’s family or including an individual junior exhibitor, family of a was negative to an official test for equine infec- erinary inspection issued within thirty days household or any other registered or authorized rep- junior exhibitor or a cooperative made up of junior tious anemia within twelve months of the opening preceding the opening date of the exhibition; and resentative of the exhibitor. exhibitors. Through this type of ownership, the junior date of the exhibition; and (a) Originate immediately and directly from exhibitor(s) are to care for, groom, and select any (H) “Director” means the Ohio director of agriculture (3) Upon request by an authorized representa- a pseudorabies stage V area or an area or and all birds to be used in exhibitions as well as ac- tive of the Ohio department of agriculture, the appointed pursuant to section 121.03 of the Revised tively participate in any decision making processes country recognized by the United States Code. person responsible for each animal must make department of agriculture, animal plant health for the flock. available a chronological list of dates, places and inspection service, veterinary services as (I) “Drenching” means the act of using an instru- (Z) “Market livestock” means exhibition livestock events attended by this animal within thirty days pseudorabies free; or ment, including a bottle, placed in an animal’s mouth bred, raised and intended for slaughter for food pur- prior to entry into Ohio. to orally administer a liquid, food, or any other sub- poses. (b) Originate immediately and directly from a stance. 901:1-18-09 Sheep. pseudorabies stage IV area; and (AA) “Market poultry” means birds including, but not (A) Sheep moved within Ohio for exhibition: (J) “Drug” means drug as defined in division (C) of limited to, meat chickens, turkeys, geese and ducks. (c) Be negative to an official pseudorabies section 4729.02 of the Revised Code and its metab- (1) The animal presented for exhibition must test within thirty days of the exhibition. olites. (BB) “Non-terminal show” means a show in which show no symptoms or evidence of an infectious 901:1-18-11 Llama. no livestock is required to be slaughtered. or contagious disease. (K) “Drug use notification form” means the docu- (A) Camelids including, but not limited to, llamas, ment completed in accordance with rule 901-19-06 (CC) “Optional rule” means any rule adopted by the (2) All sexually intact animals and any wether alpacas and vicuanas¬¬ moved within Ohio for ex- of the Administrative Code. director from which a sponsor may exempt itself or eighteen months of age and older must be iden- its exhibition. hibition when presented for exhibition must show no (L) “Exhibition drug residue legal” means an animal tified with an official identification as defined in symptoms or evidence of an infectious or contagious (DD) “Outstanding market project” means the exhib- rule 901:1-13-04 of the Ohio Administrative Code. has not been administered a drug; or if administered disease. a drug the withdrawal period has elapsed at the time itor ranking highest in the outstanding market proj- ect competition in a show. (B) Sheep imported into Ohio for exhibition: (B) Camelids including, but not limited to, llamas, al- the drug use notification form is completed. (1) Must be accompanied by a certificate of vet- pacas and vicuanas¬¬ imported into Ohio for exhibi- (M) “Exhibitor” means any person who shows, dis- (EE) “Over the counter drug” means any drug that erinary inspection issued within thirty days tion: plays, or exhibits livestock at an exhibition. lawfully may be purchased without a prescription. preceding the opening date of the exhibition and (1) Must be accompanied by a certificate of (N) “Extra label use” means the actual or intended (FF) “Partial terminal show” means a show in which be identified with official individual identification; veterinary inspection issued within thirty days no fewer than the grand champion and reserve and use of a drug in livestock in a manner other than in preceding the opening date of the exhibition accordance with the drug label directions. grand champion in each show or market class of (2) The animal presented for exhibition must and be identified with official individual identifi- livestock are sent directly to slaughter or to a li- show no symptoms or evidence of an infectious cation. (O) “Fair” means the annual exhibition held by the censed livestock facility no later than or immediately or contagious disease; and Ohio expositions commission, pursuant to division following the conclusion of the exhibition. (2) When presented for exhibition must show no (A)(1) of section 991.03 of the Revised Code, or a (3) The owner and the veterinarian must attest symptoms or evidence of contagious disease. county agricultural society or independent agricul- (GG) “Prescription” means prescription as defined in division (G) of section 4729.02 of the Revised Code. to the following statement written on the cer- Rev. 5/2011 tural society, as reported to the director pursuant to tificate of veterinary inspection “the sheep in this rule 901-5-11 of the Administrative Code. (HH) “Quarantine” means isolation pursuant to sec- shipment are not known to be under any move- Chapter 901-19 Livestock Exhibitions tion 941.07 of the Revised Code. ment restrictions because of scrapie.” (P) “Family” means the immediate family of an ex- 901-19-01 Definitions. hibitor, including but not limited to the exhibitor’s (II) “Reserve grand champion” means the second 901:1-18-10 Swine. As used in Chapter 901-19 of the Administrative parent, step-parent, foster parent, grandparent, highest placing livestock entry of a show. (A) Swine moved within Ohio for exhibition:¬ Code: step-grandparent, foster grandparent, brother, sis- (JJ) “Residue” means residues as defined in division ter, step-brother, step-sister, half-brother, half-sister, (1) The animals presented for exhibition must (A) “Accessory reproductive tissue” includes but is (I) of section 941.01 of the Revised Code. son, daughter, step-son, step-daughter, or guardian. show no symptoms or evidence of an infectious not limited to epididymis. (KK) “Show” means that part of the exhibition re- or contagious disease. (B) “Agricultural society” or “society” means a (Q) “Grand champion” means the highest placing stricted to exhibiting a single species and category livestock entry of a show. (2) Will be exempt from the requirement of a county agricultural society or an independent agri- of livestock such as, by way of example, but not lim- certificate of veterinary inspection if they origi- cultural society that is organized under the laws of (R) “Household” means the permanent residence ited to, market steer, dairy goats and market lambs. nate immediately and directly from a pseudora- the state of Ohio. address of the exhibitor. (LL) “Slick clipping” or “body shaving” means hav- bies stage V area. (C) “Approved” when used in reference to drugs, (S) “Immediately” means the time period between ing hair that is less than one half inch in length on the (3) Swine originating from a pseudorabies stage means approval by the United States food and drug the cessation of administration of a drug and the body of market hogs. point at which drug residues in the livestock are (MM) “Terminal show” means a show in which all within tolerance levels or at zero tolerance, unless a livestock entered in the show are sent directly to safe level has been established by the United States slaughter or to a licensed livestock facility no later food and drug administration. than or immediately following the conclusion of the (T) “Internal rule” means any rule adopted by a exhibition. sponsor or applicable to the sponsor’s exhibition, livestock entered in the show are sent directly to and includes all mandatory rules and those optional slaughter or to a licensed livestock facility no later rules from which the sponsor does not exempt itself than or immediately following the conclusion of the or its exhibition. exhibition. (U) “Junior livestock show” means a show limited (NN) “Tolerance level” means the detectable level of to exhibitors nine years of age or in the third grade a residue or other substance in livestock, in a live- through nineteen years of age, or as authorized to stock test sample, or in food, as that word is defined participate in either 4-H, FFA, or other youth orga- in division (A)(2) of section 3715.01 of the Revised nization. Code, in a level less than or equal to the maximum (V) “Label” means the attached label or the accom- level determined to be safe, acceptable or non-vio- panying brochure that lists the approved species, lative by the United States food and drug administra- dose, route of administration, withdrawal time and tion. any cautionary statement; a prescription label; the requirements of labeling for an extra label use drug ODA Rules Continued... OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 9 riculture. (D) Title to livestock sold at an auction sale and ODA Rules Continued... (4) For a valid medical purpose; (F) Notwithstanding paragraphs (B), (C) and (D) of subsequently presented for slaughter or sale at a (OO) “Unlawful substance” means any of the follow- this rule, livestock required to be slaughtered under licensed livestock facility shall remain vested in the (5) A drug use notification form is completed ing: this rule may, at the option of the sponsor of the ex- exhibitor. If the exhibitor is not the owner, the title to and filed in accordance with the applicable (1) Any drug prohibited by division (E)(1)(b) of hibition, be consigned to a licensed livestock facility the livestock shall remain vested in the owner until requirements of rule 901-19-06 of the Adminis- section 901.76 of the Revised Code; or for sale provided that: the livestock has been passed by inspection and re- trative Code; and, leased in accordance with paragraphs (K)(1) and (K) (2) A substance which is not normally found in or (1) The livestock is consigned either at the con- (6) An extended withdrawal time is assigned to (2) of rule 901-19-02 of the Administrative Code and the drug by the veterinarian as part of the extra does not naturally occur in livestock; or clusion of the show or immediately following the passes all testing performed by or at the direction of exhibition; and, label directions and reported on the drug use (3) A substance which is normally found in or the department or the sponsor. notification form. does naturally occur in livestock, but is detected (2) The livestock is sold only for slaughter. (E) At the discretion of the sponsor, the sponsor may (D) Show, sell, or offer for sale any livestock which or discerned in an amount or area greater than (G) From the beginning of the exhibition until depar- collect the sale proceeds from the successful bidder normal; or contains an unlawful substance or has been sub- ture for slaughter or consignment to a licensed live- and retain the proceeds until the carcass of the live- jected to unacceptable practices as outlined in rule (4) Any drug required to be listed, but which is stock facility, the exhibitor or the exhibitor’s desig- stock has been released, or may allow the success- 901-19-03 of the Administrative Code. not listed on a drug use notification form; or nee shall be responsible for caring for the livestock. ful bidder to withhold payment of the proceeds until the carcass is released. In the event the carcass is (E) Show any livestock which contains a drug in an (5) Any drug present in an animal regardless of (H) Livestock destined for slaughter or consignment amount which exceeds the tolerance level if estab- how the drug came to be present if the drug was to a licensed livestock facility shall not be removed not released, the sponsor shall return the sale pro- ceeds to the successful bidder. lished or safe level; or, a drug for which the with- not administered under paragraph (A), (B) or (C) from the exhibition grounds until the livestock is drawal period has not elapsed unless administered of rule 901-19-04 of the Administrative Code. transported to slaughter, to the licensed livestock (F) Prior to the auction, the sponsor shall announce in accordance with paragraph (A), (B) or (C) of this (PP) “Veterinarian” means any person licensed to facility, or until the sponsor approves movement of the identification of the exhibition livestock which rule. practice veterinary medicine under Chapter 4741. of the livestock to another secure area for: have been administered drugs for which the with- drawal time has not elapsed. (F) Sell or offer for sale in an auction at a terminal or the Revised Code or under the similar laws of an- (1) Disease control in accordance with para- partial terminal show an animal that contains a drug other state. graph (B)(4) of rule 901:1-18-03 of the Adminis- Effective: 3/21/2016 in an amount which exceeds the tolerance level if (QQ) “Withdrawal period” or “withdrawal time” trative Code; and Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and established or safe level; or, a drug for which the means the interval from the time livestock is re- (2) Quarantine for residue to allow a withdrawal 03/21/2021 withdrawal period has not elapsed unless adminis- tered in accordance with paragraph (A), (B) or (C) moved from medication until all residues are within time as determined by the approved fair veteri- Promulgated Under: 119.03 the tolerance level. narian or in accordance with the instructions of this rule. Statutory Authority: 901.72 Effective: 3/21/2016 listed on the drug use notification form to elapse (G) Exhibit an animal which has been tranquilized. and may be subject to testing. Rule Amplifies: 901.73, 901.74 Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and (H) Make a false statement on a drug use notifica- 03/21/2021 (I) All livestock destined for slaughter shall be sub- Prior Effective Dates: 7/6/95 (Emer), 10/4/95, 6/23/96, tion form. ject to testing by the director in accordance with 6/1/98 Promulgated Under: 119.03 section 901.73 of the Revised Code. (I) Fail to file or update a drug use notification form 901-19-04 Prohibited practices. as required by 901-19-06 of the Administrative Code. Statutory Authority: 901.72 (J) Livestock carcasses passing inspection may be This is a mandatory rule. (J) Negligently cause an unlawful substance to be Rule Amplifies: 901.70 released for normal disposition. No person shall: present in an animal. (K) During inspection or testing, if the livestock Prior Effective Dates: 7/6/95 (Emer), 10/4/95, 6/23/96, (K) Fail to sign a chain of custody form. 5/1/97, 6/1/98, 5/31/01, 2/15/03, 2/17/2006 carcass is preliminarily determined to have been (A) Administer or cause or permit to be administered tampered with or found to contain an unlawful sub- a prescription drug to livestock either immediately (L) Violate a mandatory rule. 901-19-02 Types of shows; slaughter. stance, one of the following shall occur: before an exhibition or during an exhibition unless (M) Violate any optional rule from which a sponsor This is a mandatory rule. the prescription drug is administered: (1) If the livestock carcass must be trimmed or or exhibition did not exempt itself . (A) The sponsor of an exhibition shall designate reconditioned to comply with the meat inspec- (1) By or under the supervision and direction of a (N) Fail to render assistance as provided by section each of the shows held at the exhibition as one of tion requirements, the carcass shall be trimmed veterinarian; 901.73 of the Revised Code. the following types: terminal show, partial terminal and reconditioned and released to the exhibitor, (2) Only in accordance with label directions; show, or non-terminal show. unless the successful bidder accepts the Effective: 3/21/2016 trimmed or reconditioned carcass. (3) In conjunction with a valid veterinarian- Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and (B) All of the following junior livestock shows or client-patient relationship; classes at a fair must be terminal shows or partial (2) If the livestock carcass cannot be trimmed or 03/21/2021 terminal shows unless at least thirty days prior to the reconditioned, it shall be condemned in accor- (4) For a valid medical purpose; and, Promulgated Under: 119.03 opening of the show, the sponsor has submitted a dance with the meat inspection requirements. (5) A drug use notification form is completed Statutory Authority: 901.72 written request to exempt a show from this provi- and filed in accordance with the applicable (L) Livestock entered in or eligible for a carcass con- Rule Amplifies: 901.72, 901.73, 901.74, 901.76 sion, and the director has provided written authori- test prior to or during a terminal, partial terminal or requirements of rule 901-19-06 of the Adminis- zation granting this request prior to the start of the non-terminal show must be exhibition drug residue trative Code. Prior Effective Dates: 7/6/95 (Emer), 10/4/95, 6/23/96, fair : legal at the time of show and eligible for immediate (B) Administer or cause or permit to be administered 5/1/97, 6/1/98 (1) Market beef steer; slaughter. an over the counter drug to livestock either imme- 901-19-05 Responsibilities of an exhibition sponsor. (2) Market hog; Effective: 3/21/2016 diately before an exhibition or during an exhibition This is a mandatory rule. unless the over the counter drug is administered: (3) Market lamb; Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and (A) Every sponsor of an exhibition shall appoint a 03/21/2021 (1) By or under the supervision or direction of the person as its records official. The records official (4) Market dairy steer; exhibitor, the exhibitor’s designee, the owner of Promulgated Under: 119.03 shall receive and maintain the drug use notification (5) Veal calf; and the livestock or a veterinarian; forms filed under rule 901-19-06 of the Administra- (6) Market goat. Statutory Authority: 901.72 (2) Only in accordance with label directions; tive Code. (C) All livestock which participate in a terminal Rule Amplifies: 901.74 (3) Only for a valid medical purpose; and, (1) The records official shall reject any drug use show shall be consigned to slaughter either at the Prior Effective Dates: 7/6/95 (Emer), 10/4/95, 6/23/96, (4) A drug use notification form is completed notification form that is incomplete, illegible or conclusion of the show or immediately following the 5/1/97, 6/1/98, 03/25/00 and filed in accordance with the applicable unsigned. At the close of the exhibition the exhibition. 901-19-03 Auction sales at terminal or partial termi- requirements of rule 901-19-06 of the Adminis- records official shall turn over the drug use noti- (D) In a partial terminal show at least the grand nal shows. trative Code. fication forms received by him to the sponsor. champion and the reserve grand champion shall be This is a mandatory rule. (C) Administer or cause or permit to be administered (2) The sponsor shall maintain all drug use slaughtered. Prior to the show, the sponsor of the either a prescription drug or an over the counter notification forms for a period of one year from exhibition may require that additional livestock from (A) A sponsor may hold an auction sale of livestock the close of an exhibition. The drug use notifica- exhibited at a terminal or partial terminal show. drug other than in accordance with the drug’s label a partial terminal show shall be slaughtered. The directions unless extra label use of the drug is: tion forms shall be made available to the depart- livestock shall be consigned to slaughter either at (B) An exhibitor who exhibits livestock at a terminal ment for inspection and copying upon request. the conclusion of the show or immediately following show or partial terminal show consents to partici- (1) By or under the supervision and direction of a veterinarian; (3) Review the submitted drug use notification the exhibition. pating in the subsequent auction sale. forms prior to the show for compliance with (E) All livestock required to be slaughtered under (C) All bidders at an auction sale following a terminal (2) Only in accordance with the extra label direc- paragraph (I) of rule 901-19-06 and rule 901-19-07 this rule shall be slaughtered at a meat establish- show or partial terminal show consent to the slaugh- tions provided by the veterinarian; of the Administrative Code. ment either licensed by the department or granted ter of the livestock or delivery to a licensed livestock (3) In conjunction with a valid veterinarian- inspection by the United States department of ag- facility. client-patient relationship; ODA Rules Continued... 10 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 ODA Rules Continued... form to be completed for the following livestock ex- Effective: 3/21/2016 Effective: 3/21/2016 hibited in a junior livestock show: Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and (4) Review the submitted drug use notification (1) Market steer; 03/21/2021 03/21/2021 forms for compliance with paragraph (B) of rule 901-19-38 of the Administrative Code if applicable. (2) Market hog; Promulgated Under: 119.03 Promulgated Under: 119.03 (B) The sponsor of an exhibition shall provide in- (3) Market lamb; Statutory Authority: 901.72 Statutory Authority: 901.72 formation requested by the director on a form pre- (4) Veal calf; Rule Amplifies: 901.72 Rule Amplifies: 901.72, 901.74, 901.76 scribed by the director at least ten days before the (5) Market dairy steer; Prior Effective Dates: 05/01/97, 03/19/99, 03/25/00, Prior Effective Dates: 7/6/95 (Emer), 10/4/95, 6/1/98 start of the exhibition. (6) Market goats; 02/15/03, 02/13/04, 02/19/07, 02/19/2008 901-19-12 Acceptable practices. (C) Prior to the start of an exhibition, the sponsor 901-19-09 Drug residues in non-terminal show an- shall establish a method of identifying each animal (7) Market poultry; This is a mandatory rule. imals. in a terminal, partial terminal, and non-terminal (8) Lactating dairy cattle; and The following practices are deemed acceptable to This is a mandatory rule. show and maintain a chain of custody for each (9) Lactating goats. protect and promote the health, safety, and welfare market livestock animal from the show through con- (A) A person may, notwithstanding paragraph (E) of of livestock: signment to either slaughter or a licensed livestock (E) The drug use notification form shall be filed with rule 901-19-04 of the Administrative Code, show at (A) Adding caffeine free soda pop, gelatin, or other facility for sale. The sponsor shall maintain a record the records official prior to the show in which the a non-terminal show an animal which has been ad- sweeteners to drinking water in nominal amounts to of the identity of each animal and its chain of custo- animal is entered. ministered a drug provided they are in compliance encourage water consumption; dy for a period of one year from the date of the last (F) The director may require a drug use notification with all of the following: day of an exhibition. form to be completed for livestock exhibited at any (B) Hoof trimming; (1) The drug is a prescription drug or an extra type of show including a non-terminal show. (D) All county and independent agricultural societ- label use of a drug and the drug is prescribed (C) Cosmetic dehorning in market class livestock; ies and the Ohio expositions commission shall print (G) If the information on the form regarding drug use by a veterinarian pursuant to a valid veterinari (D) Using collodion as a teat sealant, but for no lon- Chapter 901:1-18 of the Administrative Code (Ohio’s changes or if a drug is subsequently administered at an-client-patient relationship; ger than eighteen hours; livestock health exhibition rules) in their premium any time after the drug use notification form is filed, book for the current year. an updated drug use notification form shall immedi- (2) The drug is administered or used only in (E) Adding molasses or other sweeteners to feed to ately be filed with the records official. accordance with label directions or the prescrip- encourage consumption; (E) The sponsor of a county or independent agricul- tion; tural society or the Ohio exposition commission shall (H) No person shall submit an incomplete, illegible or (F) Properly administered and approved growth im- provide a livestock exhibitor or an adult advisor, unsigned drug use notification form. (3) The drug is administered or used only for plants; medical purposes; and, upon request, a copy of Chapter 901-19 of the Ad- (I) When a drug use notification form submitted to (G) Castration; ministrative Code and print in their current premium a records official for livestock is incomplete, illegi- (4) A drug use notification form is completed (H) Beak trimming; book the following notice: and filed in accordance with the applicable ble, or unsigned neither the exhibitor nor the owner (I) Dehorning; “Chapter 901-19 of the Administrative Code (Ohio’s shall, until the defect is corrected: requirements of rule 901-19-06 of the Adminis- trative Code. (J) Tattooing; livestock tampering exhibition rules) will be made (1) Receive any prizes or awards from shows in available to a livestock exhibitor or an adult advisor, which the livestock was exhibited prior to the (B) Milk or other food obtained from livestock which (K) Hot or freeze branding; upon request.” time the drug use notification form was to be has been administered or treated with a drug and (L) Humane ringing; permitted to exhibit pursuant to paragraph (A) of this (F) The sponsor may elect to include the entire text filed. (M) Tail docking; of Chapter 901-19 of the Administrative Code within rule, shall not be used for human consumption. (2) Participate in any shows or sales held subse- (N) Ear notching; their premium book. quent to the time the drug use notification form Effective: 3/21/2016 (G) All other exhibitions shall provide to exhibitors, was to be filed. Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and (O) Ear tagging; upon request, a copy of Chapters 901:1-18 and 901- Effective: 3/21/2016 03/21/2021 (P) Shearing; 19 of the Administrative Code and shall include Promulgated Under: 119.03 (Q) Drenching of livestock for a medical condition at the following statement in at least one written an- Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and an exhibition when diagnosed by a licensed veteri- nouncement prior to the beginning of the exhibition : 03/21/2021 Statutory Authority: 901.72 narian; “The exhibition’s management will provide, upon Promulgated Under: 119.03 Rule Amplifies: 901.72, 901.76 (R) Acceptable surgery, including clamps, bands request of an exhibitor, a copy of Chapters 901:1-18 Statutory Authority: 901.72 Prior Effective Dates: 06/23/96, 6/1/98, 03/19/99 and chemical castration ; and (Ohio’s livestock health exhibition rules) and 901-19 Rule Amplifies: 901.72, 901.74 901-19-10 Testing requirements and test results. (Ohio’s livestock tampering exhibition rules) of the (S) Application of ice, ice packs, cold packs, or cold Administrative Code. Prior Effective Dates: 7-6-95 (Emer.); 10-4-95; 6-23-96; This is a mandatory rule. compresses prescribed to relieve heat stress or a 5-1-97; 6-1-98; 3-19-99; 3-25-00; 2-15-03 medical condition diagnosed by a licensed veteri- Effective: 3/21/2016 (A) Urine, blood, tissue and other test samples shall 901-19-07 Quality assurance. be collected in accordance with the department’s narian at an exhibition. Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and protocol for the collection of livestock test samples Effective: 3/21/2016 03/21/2021 This is a mandatory rule. 45 day minimum. at exhibitions. Test samples may be collected be- Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and Promulgated Under: 119.03 (A) Except as stated in paragraph (B) of this rule, sponsors shall require exhibitors at fairs sponsored fore, during, or immediately after a show. Deviation 03/21/2021 Statutory Authority: 901.72 from the protocol shall be noted. by county or independent agricultural societies or Promulgated Under: 119.03 Rule Amplifies: 901.72, 901.74 the Ohio exposition commission to annually attend (B) The director may at his discretion, collect any urine, blood, tissue, or other test samples from exhi- Statutory Authority: 901.72 Prior Effective Dates: 6-23-96; 5-1-97; 3-19-99; 3-25- or complete a quality assurance program sponsored bition animals at the time of slaughter. Rule Amplifies: 901.72, 901.76 00; 2-15-03 and conducted cooperatively by the exhibition spon- sor, Ohio state university extension, Ohio agricultural Effective: 3/21/2016 Prior Effective Dates: 07/06/95 (Emer.), 10/04/95, 901-19-06 Drug use notification. education, or agricultural commodity organizations. Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and 06/23/96, 05/01/97, 06/01/98, 03/25/00, 05/31/01 This is a mandatory rule. (B) At the discretion of Ohio state university exten- 03/21/2021 901-19-13 Unacceptable practices. (A) The exhibitor and the owner of an animal are sion, or Ohio agricultural education, an exhibitor Promulgated Under: 119.03 This is a mandatory rule. jointly and severally responsible for completing and may pass a test based on the appropriate skill level filing out the drug use notification form in the man- for their age (twelve to fourteen or fifteen to eigh- Statutory Authority: 901.72 The following practices are detrimental to the health, ner required by this rule. teen) under the supervision of Ohio state university Rule Amplifies: 901.73 safety, and welfare of livestock and are prohibited: extension or Ohio agricultural education before ex- (B) The drug use notification form shall be signed Prior Effective Dates: 6/23/96, 5/1/97 (A) Applying any electrical, mechanical, or other hibiting terminal or partial terminal market livestock, appliance to livestock repeatedly or for a prolonged by either the exhibitor or the owner. If the person including market poultry, lactating dairy cattle and 901-19-11 Humane treatment of livestock. time period in violation of 9 C.F.R.313.2(1979); signing the form is a minor child, the form shall be lactating goats in a junior livestock show. Youth who cosigned by a parent or guardian of the minor child. pass the test will be exempt from annual quality as- This is a mandatory rule. (B) Hitting, striking, beating, or otherwise impacting (C) A drug use notification form shall be completed surance re-certification until they move to the next (A) A person shall treat livestock in a humane man- livestock that induces swelling or enhances, trans- for every animal from which a test sample is collect- age bracket or they are no longer a junior exhibitor ner and in accordance with acceptable commercial forms or changes the true conformation, configura- ed at every terminal and partial terminal or non-ter- (nineteen years of age or older on January first of practices so as to protect the health, safety, and tion, or appearance of the livestock; minal show, and for every animal that is adminis- their last year). Minimum standards for youth food welfare of the livestock. (C) Applying any electrical, mechanical, or other tered a drug either immediately before or during an animal quality assurance are as set forth in appen- (B) All exhibitors shall comply with and abide by the appliance that enhances, transforms, or changes exhibition. dix A to this rule. policy statement and “code of practices” of the Ohio (D) The director shall require a drug use notification Click to view Appendix livestock coalition. ODA Rules Continued... OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 11 ODA Rules Continued... (A) Any person who violates a provision of sections Unless otherwise modified by a mandatory rule, the 901-19-34 Outstanding market project competition. 901.70 to 901.76 of the Revised Code or any provision rules of the breed association shall be accepted This is an optional rule. the true conformation, configuration, or appearance of this chapter is subject to any of the following dis- grooming practices for that particular breed’s show of the livestock, unless prescribed by the exhibition ciplinary actions: or class. An exhibition may provide for an outstanding market veterinarian; project competition in one or more classes. The com- (1) Disqualification from any exhibition; Effective: 3/21/2016 (D) Plugging of teats; petition may include an evaluation of the livestock, (2) Disqualification of the exhibition livestock Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and demonstration of the exhibitor’s showmanship abili- (E) Sealing of teats using unapproved substances or from any exhibition; 03/21/2021 ties, or a skillathon or interview judging. The skilla- for longer than eighteen hours using approved sub- (3) Continuing education; Promulgated Under: 119.03 thon or interview judging may include demonstration stances; of the exhibitor’s knowledge of quality assurance (F) Injecting material into udders or teats for (4) Written letter of reprimand; Statutory Authority: 901.72 principles, as set forth in an industry publication or in non-medical purposes or otherwise artificially mod- (5) Forfeiture or return of awards, prizes, Rule Amplifies: 901.72 a publication such as the “caring for animals” hand- ifying the appearance or conformation of the udder premiums, or proceeds; or Prior Effective Dates: 10/30/96 out or by viewing the “caring for animals video” avail- or teat; able from a county extension office. (6) Pre-exhibition drug testing. 901-19-33 Prohibited grooming practices. (G) Using ice, ice packs, cold packs, or cold com- Effective: 3/21/2016 presses internally or externally other than in accor- (B) Disqualification may include any or all shows and This is a mandatory rule. classes and may be for any number of years. Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and dance with paragraph (S) of rule 901-19-12 of the The following grooming practices are prohibited in 03/21/2021 Administrative Code; (C) Anyone who violates rule 901-19-07 of the Admin- junior market livestock shows unless those grooming Promulgated Under: 119.03 (H) Using a stomach tube or pump for any purpose istrative Code may be given a letter of reprimand for practices are permitted under rule 901-19-32 of the other than for the relief of tympany or gas on the day the first offense. Administrative Code: Statutory Authority: 901.72 of exhibiting; Effective: 3/21/2016 (A) Using any substance to enhance or change the Rule Amplifies: 901.72 (I) Drenching of livestock at an exhibition is prohib- Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and color of the livestock, including the livestock’s hide Prior Effective Dates: 10-30-96; 5-1-97 ited except as permitted under paragraph (Q) of rule 03/21/2021 or hooves; 901-19-35 Recognition of disciplinary actions. 901-19-12 of the Administrative Code. Promulgated Under: 119.03 (B) Adding any substance externally to build up, change or alter the shape or conformation of the This is an optional rule. Effective: 3/21/2016 Statutory Authority: 901.72 livestock, including by way of example but not limited (A) Disciplinary action by a sponsor against a person Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and Rule Amplifies: 901.74 to rope, false hair, graphite, hemp, and powders; for a violation of sections 901.70 to 901.76 of the Re 03/21/2021 - Prior Effective Dates: 6/23/96, 6/1/98, 03/25/00 (C) Pigmented grooming aides or materials ; and vised Code or Chapter 901-19 of the Administrative Promulgated Under: 119.03 Code shall be given full faith and credit and shall be 901-19-31 Responsibilities of and assistance to ju- (D) Slick clipping or body shaving of market hogs ex- Statutory Authority: 901.72 honored at all exhibitions. nior fair exhibitors. cept on the ears and tails. Rule Amplifies: 901.72, 901.74 (B) A person who has been convicted of violating This is an optional rule. Effective: 3/21/2016 sections 901.70 to 901.76 of the Revised Code shall Prior Effective Dates: 07/06/95 (Emer.), 10/04/95, (A) A junior livestock show exhibitor shall be respon- Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and be prohibited from participating in any exhibition for 6/23/96, 05/01/97, 06/01/98, 05/31/01 sible for the continuous care, grooming, and prepa- 03/21/2021 a minimum period of three years. 901-19-19 Absolute liability. ration of the livestock entered in the junior livestock Promulgated Under: 119.03 Effective: 3/21/2016 This is a mandatory rule. show. Statutory Authority: 901.72 Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and (A) Both the exhibitor and the owner of livestock are (B) An exhibitor may receive assistance in the care, Rule Amplifies: 901.72 03/21/2021 absolutely liable to discipline under rule 901-19-21 grooming, and preparation of the livestock entered Promulgated Under: 119.03 of the Administrative Code for the presence of an in the junior livestock show, provided that the assis- Prior Effective Dates: 10/30/96, 3/25/00, 5/31/01, unlawful substance in livestock and unacceptable tance shall be limited to explanation or demonstra- 2/15/03 Statutory Authority: 901.72 practices done to livestock. tion provided by the following: (B) If the exhibitor or the owner was a minor child (1) Family members; at the time the unlawful substance or unacceptable (2) Household members; practice was detected, the parent or guardian of the person shall also be absolutely liable to discipline (3) Advisors or adult volunteers of 4-H or FFA in under rule 901-19-21 of the administrative Code for the exhibitor’s club or county; the presence of an unlawful substance in livestock (4) Vocational agriculture instructors; and unacceptable practices done to livestock. (5) County extension agents; (C) The director or the sponsor when imposing disci- (6) Department representatives; pline under paragraph (A) of this rule upon a person, may mitigate the discipline imposed based upon one (7) Veterinarians; or more of the following facts if established. (8) Members of the exhibitor’s 4-H club, FFA (1) The person did not introduce the unlawful chapter, or other youth organizations; and substance into the animal or do any unaccept- (9) Guest speakers of the 4-H, FFA, or other youth able practices to the livestock; organizations. (2) The person had no actual or constructive (C) Any person not specified in paragraph (B) of this knowledge that the unlawful substance was rule who provides assistance to a junior livestock introduced into the livestock or that unaccept- show exhibitor shall register in writing with the spon- able practices had been done to the livestock; sor. The responsibility to register rests with the ex- (3) The unlawful substance was not introduced hibitor. An assistant may register for more than one into the livestock and the unacceptable practic- exhibitor. Failure to register constitutes grounds for es were not done to the livestock through the disciplinary action against the exhibitor. Assistance person’s negligence. shall be limited to explanation and minimal demon- Effective: 3/21/2016 stration. Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and Effective: 3/21/2016 03/21/2021 Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and Promulgated Under: 119.03 03/21/2021 Statutory Authority: 901.72 Promulgated Under: 119.03 Rule Amplifies: 901.72 Statutory Authority: 901.72 Prior Effective Dates: 7/6/95 (emer.), 10/4/95, 6/23/96, Rule Amplifies: 901.72 6/1/98 Prior Effective Dates: 10/30/96, 03/19/99, 03/19/04 901-19-21 Disciplinary action. 901-19-32 Breed shows or classes. This is a mandatory rule. This is an optional rule. 12 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 (C) Any natural occurrence or surgical process which (2) Market dairy steers - one hundred fifty days; the exhibition or a breed association. ODA Rules Continued... results in testicular tissue remaining in the body of ex- (3) Market hogs - sixty days; (D) At the discretion of the sponsor, additional an- Rule Amplifies: 901.74 hibition livestock except rabbits and poultry. (4) Market lambs - sixty days; imals may be registered, entered, or exhibited in a Prior Effective Dates: 10/30/96 Effective: 3/21/2016 (5) Market goats - sixty days; junior livestock exhibition under the name of the ex- 901-19-38 False, deceptive or unacceptable practic- Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and hibitor’s household. es. 03/21/2021 (6) Veal calves - sixty days ; and (E) The number of animals permitted to be registered, This is an mandatory rule. Promulgated Under: 119.03 (7) Market poultry - within five days of hatch in- cluding all individual participants in a coopera- entered, or exhibited in a junior livestock exhibition The following are unacceptable practices: Statutory Authority: 901.72 tive. by an exhibitor or household shall be determined by (A) Castration of livestock for purposes of this rule Rule Amplifies: 901.72 (B) No exhibitor shall register, enter, or exhibit live- the exhibition sponsor. which exceed the following criteria: Prior Effective Dates: 6/1/98, 2/13/04 stock in a junior breeding livestock exhibition unless Effective: 3/21/2016 (1) Cattle over eight months of age; the household, as defined in paragraph (R) of rule 901-19-39 Ownership requirements. Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 01/05/2016 and (2) Swine over seventy-five pounds; or 901-19-01 of the Administrative Code, at which the (A) No exhibitor shall register, enter, or exhibit in a exhibitor is registered at has owned the livestock or 03/21/2021 (3) Sheep over seventy-five pounds. junior livestock exhibition any of the livestock listed has had the livestock registered under the exhibitor’s Promulgated Under: 119.03 (B) Showing any market livestock which has been in paragraphs (A)(1) to (A)(7) of this rule unless the name for at least sixty days. treated in accordance with paragraph (A), (B) or (C) household, as defined in paragraph (R) of rule 901-19- (C) For any exhibition other than those listed in para- Statutory Authority: 901.72 01 of the Administrative Code, at which the exhibitor of rule 901-19-04 of the Administrative Code when a graphs (A)(1) to (A)(7) and paragraph (B) of this rule, Rule Amplifies: 901.74 side effect of the drug conceals, enhances, trans- is registered at has owned the livestock for not less the length of time a person shall own livestock before forms, or changes the true conformation or condition than the length of time listed: the person may register, enter, or exhibit the livestock Prior Effective Dates: 10/30/96, 5/15/98, 5/31/01, of the livestock. (1) Market steers - one hundred fifty days; at an exhibition may be set by either the sponsor of 2/17/2006

Jr. Fair Jr. Superintendent: Ally Ogi Tes Kinsey: FCCLA, West Holmes High School or space will not be available for exhibit. Individual Committee: Lauren Jones, Carolyn Rohr I. GENERAL RULES species may have additional registration require- 2019 HOLMES COUNTY JR. FAIR BOARD ADVISORS ments which must also be met. Ella Lorentz, Janessa Hill, Steve Waltman, POULTRY 1. No Jr. Fair participant may exhibit in the same Arlene Waltman, Alyx Morris Jr. Superintendent: A.J. Jones project area through different youth organizations A. Fair Entry Forms: Each species has their Committee: Lexi Ogi, Becca Schuch own forms. One line per animal, per class. OFFICERS or in more than one Jr. Fair. GENERAL LIVESTOCK Department Section/Class Codes are listed in President – Macin Hager 2. In all cases, members hold primary responsibili- each individual species. Use these numbers, Jr. Superintendent: Bree Houin ty for their own projects. Vice President – Gabby Sherman Committee: Cora Crilow, Chloe Shumaker, Ally Ogi, and the descriptions given, to complete your Treasurer – Cora Crilow Alysa Pringle, Anna Irwin, Brayden Shumaker, 3. Adult participation in project work should be Fair Entry Forms. Secretary – Ashley Tate Lydia Schmidt limited to guiding and teaching. B. 2019 FAIR ENTRIES PROCEDURE: Fair Entry Senior Fair Board Representatives 4. Jr. Fair participants must successfully meet all Forms (for pen assignments) will be accepted Maddie Cochran, Lexi Ogi MARKETING Jr. Superintendent: Megan Jones requirements of their youth organization before using the following website from June 1 – 11:59 Committee: Olivia Gerber, Laura Irwin, Sarah Irwin, being eligible to exhibit in the Jr. Fair. p.m. July 1: http://Holmes.osu.edu/penforms. COMMITTEES Becca Schuch, Carolyn Rohr, Alyx Morris 5. The Sr. and Jr. Fair Boards and their represen- There will be a $50 late entry fee for forms received from July 2 - July 15. DAIRY PUBLICITY & RECORDS tatives maintain the right to use any reasonable Jr. Superintendent: Emma Stitzlein Jr. Superintendent: Kylie Ramirez means to investigate any allegation, formal or C. LATE ENTRIES: Late entries will be Committee: Kylie Ramirez, Lydia Schmidt Committee: Ashley Tate, Gabby Sherman informal, part of or pertaining to Jr. Fair matters. accepted by appointment only July 2-15 during SPECIAL EVENTS 6. Exhibits are released only upon permission of to Gail Cochran for $50.00 late fee per animal. BEEF Call 330-674-0225 to schedule an appointment. Jr. Superintendent: Gabby Sherman Jr. Superintendent: Maddie Cochran Sr. and Jr. Fair Department Superintendents or a Committee: Alysa Pringle, Tierra Slaubaugh, Committee: Lauren Jones, Lexi Ogi, Emma Stitzlein, veterinarian. Any animal released in case of an D. Market livestock exhibitors must also Samantha Kendall Tierra Slaubaugh, Macin Hager, Garrett Houin emergency or personal danger may not re-enter. submit a photo which includes the exhibitor 7. All exhibits must be in place by 8:00 AM and the animal, which will be used for SHEEP FINANCE Monday. ALL PROJECTS, EXHIBITS AND DEC- Buyer cards. The pictures are to be landscape Jr. Superintendent: Chloe Shumaker Jr. Superintendent: A.J. Jones ORATIONS WILL BE RELEASED AT 9:00 AM ON orientation and sent to HCLivetockphotos@ Committee: Maddie Cochran, Bree Houin Committee: Gracie Manges, Samantha Kendall, Josh Rhamey, Kaylin Snyder SUNDAY. DAIRY PROJECTS AND ALL MARKET gmail.com no later than August 1. RABBITS LIVESTOCK WILL BE RELEASED TO THE BUYER AT 10. In all Jr. Fair shows the judge’s decision is final. Jr. Superintendent: Anna Irwin 7:00 AM SUNDAY, and must be removed by 4:00 pm II. ELIGIBILITY Committee: Kaylin Snyder, Gracie Manges STAFF OF JR. FAIR ORGANIZATIONS 2018 Sunday. Ohio State University Extension SWINE 1. The Jr. Fair is open to all boys and girls, at Kate Shumaker, County Extension Director, Exten- 8. Member must attend a pre-evaluation or least age 8 and enrolled in 3rd grade, as of Jan- Jr. Superintendent: Megan Jones project-specific evaluation event to be eligible for sion Educator, Family & Consumer Sciences uary 1st of the current year, through age 18 and Committee: Josh Rhamey, Garrett Houin, the Junior Fair. 4-H member project grades will be those who turn 19 on January 1st of the current Ashley Tate, Brayden Shumaker Gary Graham, Extension Educator, Agriculture & determined by an interview evaluation (Skill-a- year, regardless of race, creed, national origin, Natural Resources thon), covering project book subject matter and LLAMAS and who are bona fide current members of a 4-H basic 4-H/FFA knowledge. If members are unable Jr. Superintendent: Laura Irwin Janessa Hill, Extension Educator, 4-H Youth Club or FFA/FCCLA Chapter as of April 1 of the to attend project-specific county evaluations, they Committee: Olivia Gerber Development current year. Ashley Gerber, Office Associate must attend one of two pre-evaluation events, GOATS scheduled prior to the project-specific evalua- 2. Members’ entries must fit into the divisions Jr. Superintendent: Cora Crilow FFA/FCCLA tions. Members who do not attend project-spe- allowed for their organizations by the Jr. Fair. (e.g., Committee: Sarah Irwin, Macin Hager Jaime Chenevey: FFA, West Holmes High School cific county evaluations are not eligible for County only 4-H members may exhibit in the 4-H project HORSES Jeff Blakley FFA, Hiland High School Awards, State Fair participation, Outstanding classes; only 4-H & FFA members may exhibit Market Livestock Award and will only receive a in the livestock classes; other specific project project completion ribbon. eligibility are listed by departments.) The Killbuck Savings Bank is the sponsor 4-H Club community service mini-grants are 9. All 4-H and FFA projects must be identified on III. CODE OF ETHICS of the 4-H project books used by each 4-H sponsored by The Commercial and Savings or before June 1 of the current year, and these 1. Participation in Jr. Fair should be considered a member. Approximately 1,000 4-H projects Bank of Millersburg. Mini-grant applications projects will be automatically entered in the Jr. privilege. All Jr. Fair rules must be followed. Fair. All livestock to be exhibited must be entered are registered and completed by Holmes are due June 1 of each year. If selected, on a Fair Entry Form, for the purpose of pen as- 2. Be cooperative to all Jr. and Sr. Fair officials, County 4-H youth ages nine through nineteen completed projects will be funded. signments, by July 1. Fair Entry forms are available volunteers, parents and members of the public. years old. from the Extension Office or FFA advisors and are 3. Practice good sportsmanship in all fair events due in the Jr. Fairboard Office on or before July 1 or activities. OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 13 Jr. Fair Continued... have been shown and prior to the sale, such B. An exhibitor may receive assistance in the C. Unethical and unacceptable practices as 4. Make quality your goal in all your exhibits. Live- animal(s) will not be permitted to sell. The animals care, grooming, and preparation of the stated in 901-19-13, 901-19-33, and 901-19-38 stock exhibitors refer to Ohio Farm Animal Care placing next in line, shall not move up unless a line livestock entered in the junior livestock show, printed in this book under ODA and Holmes Commission (OFACC) policy statement on care of of succession was named at the original show provided that the assistance shall be limited County Fair Health Requirements will be cause animals. (ie. 3rd, 4th, etc. was chosen). Should violation be to explanation or demonstration provided by the for disciplinary action. discovered after the sale, all sale money will be following: family members; household mem- 5. Parental help or other adult assistance should D. THE USE OF ALL UNAPPROVED DRUGS IS returned to the buyer, all premiums and trophies bers; advisors or adult volunteers of 4-H or FFA PROHIBITED. All exhibitors, their immediate be limited to guiding and teaching while not doing will be forfeited, and the animals placing next in in the exhibitor’s club or county; vocational the actual work. family and any other parties involved in the line shall not move up. agriculture instructors; members of the unethical fitting and showing of an animal will 6. Dress for any Jr. Fair event or activity should VI. PROTEST POLICY exhibitor’s 4-H club, FFA chapter, or other youth be barred from exhibiting or showing at this be neat, appropriate, and follow rules of each organizations; guest speakers of the 4-H, FFA, fair and will forfeit all premiums, prize money livestock project department’s dress code. 1. Any protest against a policy and or rule inter- or other youth organizations. pretation must be made in writing to the Sr. Fair- and awards won in any Jr. Fair and/or open IV. RESPONSIBILITIES & AUTHORITY board secretary along with a deposit of $200.00. C. Any exhibitor using a person not specified in class divisions. 1. The County Fair is an event put on by the Coun- The deposit will only be returned if the protest is paragraph B of this rule who provides assis- E. SHOULD FRAUD OR DECEPTION, AND ty Agricultural Society (Sr. Fairboard ) in order to upheld. tance to a junior livestock show exhibitor shall PROOF, AS DETERMINED BY THE AGRICULTUR- register in writing with the Fairboard secretary promote progress in community-wide interests VII. LIVESTOCK AL SOCIETY, BE DISCOVERED AFTER THE of agriculture, education, arts and sciences, and by July 31. The responsibility to register rests ANIMAL OR ANIMALS HAVE BEEN SHOWN to improve the standard of living throughout the 1. Ownership with the exhibitor. Failure to register constitutes AND PRIOR TO THE SALE, such animal(s) shall county. A. All market livestock must be completely grounds for disciplinary action against the ex- and fully owned by the exhibitor. All other hibitor. Assistance shall be limited to explana- not be permitted to sell.(See Penalties.) 2. The Jr. Fair is a consortium of youth organi- tion and demonstration. This list will be posted zations run co-operatively under the sanction of animals exhibited must be completely and fully F. SHOULD VIOLATION(S) BE DISCOVERED owned (as evidenced by bill of sale, registra- in the barns the day of the show with exhibitor the County Agricultural Society for the purpose of name and who is to help them. AFTER THE SALE, all sale money shall be showcasing educational youth programs through- tion papers or other documents) or leased, returned to the buyer and the animal, carcass out the county. The Jr. Fairboard utilizes authority including all showing rights, and in complete D. Feed troughs, buckets, bedding, etc. are to or carcass value shall be returned to the vested in it by the Sr. Fairboard and the co-op- possession and continual care of the exhibitor be furnished by the exhibitor. The Fairboard will exhibitor. All placings in show will stand. No erating youth organizations to regulate Jr. Fair or their family unit on or after June 1 or by the not furnish any bedding. animal will move up. Any carcass suspected of activities without restricting the ability of individual date designated in the Jr. Fair rules under 9A. E. All exhibitors must be present, directly being tampered with or suspected of contain- youth organizations to formulate their own policies All livestock project lease documentation must involved, and actively participating during any ing drugs will be detained until the investiga- for membership. be on file with Jr. Fair officials in the Extension grooming of their animal. tion is completed. office by June 1. 3. The 4-H program is a major component of the F. No person is to coach an exhibitor while the G. IF THE CARCASS IS CONDEMNED at the youth development program area of Ohio State B. No Jr. Fair participant may exhibit in the exhibitor is showing or fitting in the show ring. packing plant for any reason, it shall be University Extension, an outreach educational same project area through different youth grounds for disqualification in the on-foot and organizations or in more than one Jr. Fair. G. All market livestock are prohibited from carcass division of the show. Additionally, all organization aimed at meeting the needs of county being in livestock-trailer and camper area. citizenry. All rules pertaining to 4-H program poli- C. If a Jr. Fair exhibitor is unable to show premiums and sale money shall be forfeited cies come under the jurisdiction of the Extension any of his exhibits due to conflicts in judging 5. Terminal/Partial Terminal Show/Sales and the loss of the animal be incurred by the Educator in charge of the 4-H program. schedules, or unavoidable absence, that A. All market animal shows/sales shall be exhibitor. 4. The FFA and FCCLA are educational programs exhibit may be shown by another Holmes terminal or partial terminal (all swine will be H. All ODA and Holmes County Fair Health run through the public schools, resources by the County Jr. Fair exhibitor. terminal), all other market livestock except Requirements printed in this book are mandatory. Ohio Department of Vocational Education. All rules D. In no department can the same animal be carcass class entries will be partial terminal. 8. Rule Violations pertaining to FFA and FCCLA policies come under shown both as market and breeding stock. B. All of the Grand Champion and Reserve A. In the question of a rule violation, the the jurisdiction of the FFA and FCCLA advisors, E. If a Jr. Fair Exhibitor is unable to sell a Grand Champion market livestock animals*; following due process will be used: The exhib respectively. All rules listed in the Jr. Fair book and market livestock project during the Holmes those animals identified for carcass contests itor and/or parties involved will be questioned minutes are derived from this cooperative author- County Livestock Sale, prior arrangements must and all swine must be slaughtered at either an by Fair officials. If it is felt a violation has oc- ity of the Sr. Fairboard and the youth organizations have been made with the Livestock Sale ODA or USDA licensed plant or sent to a curred, Fair officials will make recommen- involved. Enforcement of such may be handled by Committee. Those not making prior arrange- livestock sale barn to be resold for slaughter dations to the designated committee of the any Jr. Fair official, including Jr. Fairboard advisors ments will be unable to sell their project at the only, within two weeks, unless otherwise agricultural society which is appointed to that and Sr. Fairboard members. Livestock Sale. determined by Fair officials. *Dairy feeders are particular department; after the committee not a finished market livestock project. 5. Jr. Fair rules will be enforced, suspended, or F. If an animal is deemed an emergency kill hears the allegations and/or evidence, they added-to upon action by the Jr. Fair livestock com- before the sale, the exhibitor is to incur all C. Market Livestock projects exhibited and will decide if the case should be brought mittees with the approval of Jr. Fairboard advisors costs of the animal. meeting species requirements must be sold at before the full Board of Directors. and Sr. Fairboard members for the best interest of the Jr. Fair Livestock Sale (see 901-19-02 and 2. Health Regulations B. In the decision of allegations being brought the Fair. 901-19-03). before the Board, all parties involved will be V. PENALTIES A. Health regulations for Jr. Fair livestock shall 6. Live Animal/Carcass Examination notified of a meeting date with all parties conform with class regulations printed in this having the right to present their views and/or 1. No person shall be allowed to exhibit in the Fair book. A. All project animals will be subject to pre-fair Holmes County Jr. Fair, who has been banned for inspection or testing at any time by fair or youth evidence. Upon hearing the case, the Fair disciplinary or any other similar reason from other B. All required health papers must be checked program officials or their representatives. board will make a ruling. county, independent or State Fairs for the period before animals are unloaded. The owners of Jr. Refusal to allow such inspection will disqualify C. When satisfactory evidence has been specified by the ban. Fair livestock exhibits must have their papers the Jr. Fair exhibitor and the project animal in obtained by the Fairboard that any of the live on the grounds at all time. 2. All exhibitors must abide by the rules of the Jr. question from privileges at the County Fair. stock rules have been violated, the exhibitor Fair or will be asked to leave the grounds, forfeit C. For market livestock, the exhibitor is re- B. The Jr. and Sr. Fairboard and its represen- and/or exhibitor’s family may be barred from any premiums or awards, and will be subject to, sponsible for completing the drug use notifica- tatives maintain the right to inspect and/or the showing in any future agricultural fairs. further sanctions appropriate to the offending tion form (DUNF see 901-19-06), handed in at detain any animal, or to use any reasonable The minimum number of years for disbarment actions. time of weigh in to a fair or species committee means to investigate any allegation, formal or is three (3) years before the right to a review. official. For lactating dairy goats or cattle, informal, part of or pertaining to Jr. Fair matters. In case any premium shall have been awarded 3. Tampering and/or misrepresentation as to have DUNF into the secretary’s office by Mon- to animal(s) shown in violation of this rule, the breeding, age, ownership and other irregularity in day 8:00AM. 7. Tampering/Misrepresentation Fairboard will require the exhibitor to refund showing will be considered fraud and deception. all premiums, trophies, awards, ribbons and 3. Animal Grooming/Fitting A. TAMPERING/ MISREPRESENTATION as Any premiums, trophies, awards or sale money to breeding, age, ownership, custody and any sale money under each violation. Unless fraud won by such exhibitor, will be withheld, Ohio A. For rules in this area see “Tampering/Mis- irregularity in showing will be considered fraud and/or deception are involved, all champion Administrative Code (OAC) rules apply. representation” and the Fair book area for each and deception. ship placings stand. species. (See 901-19-01 through 901-19-38) 4. Any animal(s) that have been fitted in an B. To maintain a high degree of confidence and 9. Identification unethical manner, or otherwise tampered with, will 4. Member/Adult Involvement integrity in the livestock show, the Agricultural A. All market livestock exhibited in County Jr. be disqualified from fair exhibition along with the A. A junior livestock show exhibitor shall be re- Society reserves the right to disqualify any exhibitor(s) involved. Fair Shows must conform to the county animal sponsible for the continuous care, grooming, animal fitted in an unethical manner and dis identification guidelines as given below. All 5. Should fraud or deception and proof of and preparation of the livestock entered in the qualify the exhibitor and the exhibitor’s assis- identification procedures must be completed wrong-doing be discovered after the animal(s) junior livestock show. tants who fined the animal involved. Jr. Fair Continued... 14 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 Jr. Fair Continued... Possession by June 1 of the current year. Guthrie, Kyle Hanna, Lisa Hipp, Craig Houin, Kelly B. Dress Code for photos by the official county date, supervised by Jr. Reusser, Aaron Schlauch, Brandi Schlauch. Fair officials or their approved representatives. Non-Market Livestock: 1) Clean pants, skirts or dresses that fit Exhibitors are responsible for having market Llamas, horses, goats & all other non-market 1. Jr. Fair members must be present to sell their properly. Shorts and Capri pants are not al- livestock projects properly tagged at all times. animals projects through the livestock sale. Unless prior lowed. Skirts and dresses must be fingertip 10. Stall / Housing arrangements have been made with the livestock length or longer. B. All Livestock exhibits must display a sale committee, members who are not present 2) Clean shirt or top that fits properly. Writ- completed Member/Animal Identification Card A. All Jr. Livestock exhibitors are required to when their project sells shall forfeit any amounts provided by the Holmes County Fair. keep individual animals and quarters clean at received in excess of fair market value to the ing or images on shirts that may be consid- Market Hogs: all times and must assist in the general Holmes County Education Foundation. ered offensive or inappropriate are not Ear tagged in member’s name/family unit. May 11 cleanliness of the barn. All Jr. Livestock ex allowed. Tops, sun dresses, etc. must have or May 18, 2019, at Harvest Ridge hibitors are responsible for the care and feed 2. Exhibitors must present their project in its shoulder straps of 1-inch or wider. ing of their livestock during the fair, UNTIL THE designated market class in order to be eligible to Steer (Beef and Dairy): 3) No hats. LIVESTOCK IS RELEASED. ALL PROJECTS AND sell in the market livestock sale. Exhibitors who Ear tagged on December 15, 2018 at Steer tag-in EXHIBITS WILL BE RELEASED AT 9:00 AM ON do not meet this requirement will sell at a location 4) No flip-flops event. determined in consultation with Senior Fair Board SUNDAY. 7:00 AM DAIRY PROJECTS RELEASED, 4. Sale Info Dairy Feeders: ALL MARKET LIVESTOCK WILL BE RELEASED and the Sale Committee. THURSDAY 4:30 PM. Sale Order: Meat Goats, Ear tagged on May 11, 2019, at Harvest Ridge. See TO THE BUYER AT 7:00 AM SUNDAY and must 3. All market livestock exhibitors will be required to Dairy Feeder Rules. be removed by 4:00 PM on Sunday. have project auction (buyer) picture taken with their Dairy Goats, Market Lambs, Market Hogs Market Sheep: 11. Weigh-In project, wearing acceptable attire (follow the Dress FRIDAY 3:00 PM. Sale Order: Dairy Auction – Code for 4-H Project Evaluation Events) at the time Approximately 30 items to be auctioned. Ear tagged on May 18, 2019 at Harvest Ridge. A. Appropriate market animals will be weighed established by Project (Species) Committee. Market Chickens: one time only. FRIDAY 4:30 PM. Sale Order: Dairy Feeders, A. Picture must be submitted by exhibitor to Banded at fair weigh-in B. All weight limits will be strictly enforced. Turkeys, Beef Steers, Dairy Steers, Ducks, Rabbits, Market Turkeys: [email protected]. A color Broilers C. Times to be determined by appropriate horizontal photo should be turned in to the Banded at fair weigh-in 5. Note to Exhibitors: Checks will be sent out by committees. (Official weigh in times are identi email above by August 1 by 11:59 PM. Please mail Friday, August 31, 2019. Market Ducks: fied in the fair schedule.) identify Exhibitor’s Name, Club/Chapter and Hatched no earlier than June 17, 2019. Banded at D. Animals are to go across the scale one Project in the email. A special thanks to the following for their contri- fair weigh-in. time only. 1) Picture must by 4x6 color butions to our sale: Market Goat: E. All goats using weights will need to be Sale Registration: Courtesy of Rea & Associates, Ear tagged on May 18, 2019 at Harvest Ridge 2) Landscape weighed on Sunday 7-9 PM at the fair Millersburg. Market Rabbits: 3) If picture is not received by the Extension grounds. Exhibitor will be responsible for Sale Clerking: Courtesy of The Commercial & If raising your own fryers the buck must be in your bringing own weights for classes. office or email by August 1 by 11:59 PM a possession by May 1; If purchasing your fryers, notation will be made on the sale bill and Savings Bank. possession & tattooing date is July 13, 2019. All JR. FAIR MARKET LIVESTOCK SALE RULES announced at sale that no picture is avail- Auctioneers: Steve Andrews, Dave Kaufman, Jon rabbits except those projects listed above must be Sr. Superintendents: Matt Feikert, Tim Hershberg- able for the buyer. Mast, Pat Kaufman, Nick DeFelice, Bobby Beachy, in exhibitor’s possession by June 1 of the current er, Tim Feikert, Mike Sprang, Roger Boring 4) No reminder will be announced of Skill-a- Derrick Kandel, Seth Andrews, Cliff Sprang, Curt year. Committee: Roxanne Allen, Amanda Berger, Trevor Thons and emails sent to bring pictures to Yoder, Andy White, Jr. Miller, Aden Yoder, Ryan Breeding Animals: Berger, Jami Bird, Melissa Boughman, Peg Conn, Livestock Project Evaluations and Skill-a- Yoder, Lynn Neuenschwander, Tim Miller and Jake Papered and identified if required by show rules. Kevin Fair, Brian Giauque, Jason Gurley, Mallory Thon Schlabach.

Fairgoers will enjoy a new 32’x40’ pavilion in 2019 Thanks to the generous contribution from the Eli and Gloria Yoder family, owners of Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen in Mount Hope, a wonderful new addition is in the final stages of completion at Harvest Ridge. A 32’ x 40’ timber frame pavilion now sits beside the Shreiner Barn and the Gloria Miller Celebration Garden. The pavilion will provide a great outdoor setting for gatherings, such as reunions and receptions as well as seating for fairgoers to escape the sun and enjoy fair food under cover. The Yoder family have been rock solid supporters of the Holmes County Fair for many years. Gloria Yoder is a mainstay at the livestock auctions year in and year out, spending thousands of dollars supporting our youth. The Holmes County Fair Board and the Harvest Ridge Board wish to publicly thank the Yoder family for their contribution, as well as the various other businesses and individuals who donated cash, goods and services to support this project.

Eli and Gloria Yoder of Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen present a check to 2018 Fair Queen Kaylor Perone. OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 15 2018 Sale of Champions 2018 Holmes Co. Jr. Fair EXHIBITOR BUYER Grand Champion Market Steer Hayden Smith Bird Enterprises Livestock Buyers Reserve Champion Market Steer Taylor Feikert Denco Marketing, 318 Cattle Company / Hanna Farms Holmes Ag Service Ralph Eichelberger Millersburg Tire, Adena Corporation Holmes Concrete Randy Madison Agri Sludge / LATA Acres Holmes Excavating / Tom Miller Ray Davenport Chuck Nicholson, Alexander Funeral Home Holmes Family Medicine Rea & Associates, Inc Rodhes IGA AloNovus Corp. (The Bargain Hunter) Holmes Lumber RES Auction Services Alpine Cabinets Holmes Oil Distributing Rick Hawkins Lumber Company Grand Champion Dairy Market Steer Ethan Drzazga Hummel Insurance AM Yoder Trucking LLC Holmes Pest Control Rigz Towing & Recovery Reserve Champion Dairy Market Steer Natalie Schlegel Chuck Nicholson Andrews Auctioneers-Steve & Seth Holmes Redimix Rodhe’s IGA Marketplace Application Specialties Holmes Tire LLC Rohr Construction Grand Champion Holmes Co. Bred Hayden Smith Bird Enterprises A & R Pulpwood Holmesville Electric S & S Mane Attraction Reserve Champion Holmes Co. Bred Pacee Miller Mt Hope Acution, Attorney Blair Bower Hubbard Feeds Saltcreek Cafe in Fredericksburg Attorney Paul Miller / CCJ Attorneys Hummel Insurance Agency Scenic Ridge Livestock Paint Valley Equipment, Auntie Anne’s Humphrey Excavating Schneider Electric and Plumbing TSN Farms, B & S Limestone Ivan Weaver Construction Shearer Equipment Black Label Enterprises Barnyard Buddies 4H Club J Miller & Son Excavating Shreve Business and Community Bauer Cafe JB’s Feed and Supply, Inc Association Grand Champion Dairy Feeder Lance Troyer TMK Farm Service Beaver Wholesale Meats Jimmy Dean Chicks, LLC Shreve Hardware Reserve Champion Dairy Feeder Sheila Troyer Millersburg Tire Ben & Lisa Ogi JMK Logging Shreve Meats Berger, Hershberger & J & S Klingler, LLC Local Grand Champion Market Hog Tegan Harris Pomerene Hospital Southside Quick Lube Reusser Families Transportation Spring Walk Farm Reserve Champion Market Hog Sam Sprang Miller, Mast & Mason Berlin Gardens Justin Jones Stake’s Shortstop Berlin Square Company JW Concessions (Eat at Joe’s) Stan’s Meats Grand Champion Market Lamb Whitney Miller Moore’s Lawn & Garden, Bird Enterprises, Inc Kaufman Mulch Star-Brite Car Wash Heritage Coop Brandon Raber Kaufman Realty and Auction State Senator Larry Obhof Brett & Lisa Gallion Kayla & Aaron Clark Reserve Champion Market Lamb Katie Sprang Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen Strassell’s Machine Burgett Insurance Agency Keim Concrete Sue Smith of Killbuck Grand Champion Meat Market Goat Hayden Smith Troy Hill Farms, Killbuck Savings Bank Sugar Valley Meats Centerra Co-Op L & L Log Cabin Catering Sunrise Co-op / Lund & Smith Circle S Club Goats, Chuck Nicholson Chevrolet, Buick, GMC Lakeside Home Care, LLC Insurance Tyler Smith, Rocken J Farms, CIX Direct Little Cottage Company Sweet Breeze Farms and Cline Plumbing and Heating Dublin Valley Angus, Loder Farms Excavating Comfort Inn of Millersburg Lorentz Family- Keaton, Synched Consulting, LLC Troy Hill Trucking Commercial & Savings Bank Ella and Cooper T & C Enterprises- Ted Kays Congressmen Bob Gibbs Lorentz Lawn Care & Landscaping Reserve Champion Meat Market Goat Lance Troyer Mast Farm Service T & L Transport, Inc Cornerstone Homes of Winesburg Loudonville Farmer’s Equity T Bone Sales Grand Champion Dairy Market Goat Tyler Troyer Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen Cornerstone Rabbitry Lovetts Family Farm Tate Farms Crameroil LuLaRoe Lauren Croskey Reserve Champion Dairy Market Goat Keira Howard Bob Gibbs The Barn at Flying Ridge Hunt Club Darrell Kick, State Representative M Yoder Transport LLC Tiger Wood Company LTD Grand Champion Pen of 3-Broilers Alysa Pringle Fraternal Order of David Martin Family Mast Farm Service Tim & Linda Feikert Eagles 2418 Denco Marketing Mast Poured Walls Didinger Crop Service Mast Trucking TMK Farm Service Drive Thru Reserve Champion Pen of 3-Broilers John Vales Gerber Poultry D & J Plumbing McKay Hardwoods TMK Holmesville Organic Division TMK Valley Propane Grand Champion Turkey Caleb Schmidt Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen Dr. John & Lauren Vaccariello McMahon Truck Center Eco Seal Melway Paving Trent Insurance Group Inc. Reserve Champion Turkey Trey Baker Loudonville Equity Eddie & Jane Steiner Mike Yoder / Hubner Seeds Nationwide Tricor Industrial Grand Champion Pen of Two Ducks Austin Jones Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen, Ewlo Properties, LLC Miller Polled Herefords Exodus Cycles Miller, Mast, Mason Monroe Street Troy Hill Angus & Circle S Yoder’s Amish Home Fairview Farm, Richard & Mike Sprang Title Company Goat Ranch Troy Miller Agency Reserve Champion Pen of Two Ducks Alysa Pringle Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen Fairway Electric Miller Septic Farm Credit Mid-America- Millersburg Electric, Inc Troyer CountryMarket Grand Champion Market Rabbit Taylor Miller Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen Sugarcreek Millersburg Tire Service Uhl Septic Pumping Village Motors, Inc Reserve Champion Market Rabbit Adrienne Stump State Senator Feikert Club Pigs Moore’s Lawn & Garden Country Store Feikert Concrete Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen Wal-Mart of Millersburg Larry Obhof Feikert Sand & Gravel Mt Eaton Elevator Wallhouse Hotel Fire Ridge Mt Hope Auction Walnut Creek Cheese Firestone Agricultural Tire Company Mt Hope Event Center Walnut Creek Vet Clinic First Knox National Bank Nippert Orthodontics Wayne Insurance Group Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 2418 Ogi Trucking & Excavating Wayne Savings Community Bank Gerber Poultry / Gerber Farm Div. ORME Hardware of Berlin WB Fabrication Glass Doctor Paint Valley Equipment Weaver Leather Goods, LLC Grassbaugh, LLC Patten Producing Company Weawoke Farms Habrun’s Insurance Service Performance Feed & Seed Wes Maxwell Harold’s Equipment Pizza Parlor II West Holmes Teachers HC Sports & Apparel PMT Rentals, LLC Winesburg Wash and Go Hendrix Grain Transport Pomerene Hospital Wolf Creek Outfitter Heritage Co-op Precision Poured Walls Yoder Amish Home Hi Hills Farms Promotion Therapy Yoder Drilling and Geothermal Hiland Naturals Farms Quality Control Construction Yoder Lumber Hillandale Farms / German Village RA Patterson Farms Zac & Maria Morris 16 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 SALE OF CHAMPIONS OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 17 2019 Holmes Co. Jr Fair Livestock Buyers EXHIBITOR BUYER EXHIBITOR BUYER BEEF MARKET STEERS MARKET LAMBS Grand Champion______/______Grand Champion______/______Reserve Champion______/______Reserve Champion______/______HOLMES COUNTY BRED POULTRY - PEN OF THREE BROILERS Grand Champion______/______Grand Champion______/______Reserve Champion______/______Reserve Champion______/______DAIRY MARKET STEERS POULTRY - PEN OF TWO DUCKS Grand Champion______/______Grand Champion______/______Reserve Champion______/______Reserve Champion______/______DAIRY FEEDERS POULTRY - TURKEYS Grand Champion______/______Grand Champion______/______Reserve Champion______/______Reserve Champion______/______DAIRY MARKET GOATS RABBITS - PEN OF THREE FRYERS Grand Champion______/______Grand Champion______/______Reserve Champion______/______Reserve Champion______/______MEAT MARKET GOATS MARKET SWINE Grand Champion______/______Grand Champion______/______Reserve Champion______/______Reserve Champion______/______

2018 Dairy Sale Sponsors 2018 Dairy Troyer’s Trail Bologna Heini’s Cheese Steve & Carol Watts Donations Brewster Dairy Kozak Jersey Dairy Wilson’s Country Creations Alpine Dairy Rodhe’s IGA Marketplace Troy Mill Concrete Guggisberg Cheese DFA Co-Op Brandon & Crystal Raber Wolfcreek Vet Steiner Dairy Bill & Bev Wachtel Patty Spreng Craig & Deborah Hershberger Killbuck Savings Bank Prengers 2018 Jr Fair Dairy Sale Buyers Ameriprise Dick and Bonnie Porter First Knox National Bank Scenic Ridge Farms Grassbaugh LLC Commodity Blenders KG Lawn Services J Bremcar LLC Scenic Ridge Livestock Log Cabin Catering Clarkehills Farms Andrews Auctioneers, Steve & Seth Commercial & Savings Bank Kozak Jersey RES Auction Services Fryburg Excavating Harold’s Equipment Keith & Heather Reutter HER Realtors Tom’s Custom Painting Loudonville Farmers Equity Cormac Irwin Farm Credit of Mid-America Metal Monkey Welding Phil & Joyce Yoder Killbuck Savings Bank Mast Farm Service Sugarcreek Vet Clinic L & L Log Cabin Catering WG Dairy Ree-Kay Acres Holmes Ag Susan Kinney Gerber & Sons, Inc. Application Specialties Coba Select Sires The Cluttered Coop Glass Doctor of Millersburg Rodhe’s IGA Marketplace Bessie Wheeler from Norwalk, IA Farmers National Bank Doughty Valley Holsteins Grassbaugh Farms Millersburg Tire Service Lisa Grassbaugh, Ameriprise Financial Velvet View Farms Holmes Family Medicine Sand Run Farm-Dr. Robert & Susan Collett Hi-Hills Farm St. Genetics Candace Lease Wes Maxwell Sam, Ronda, & Brogan Steimel Spring Walk Farm Building Improvements Denco Marketing Open Road Farm LTD Joyce Watts and Mark Solom Dr. Eric & Cheryl Shaver 18 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 to attend project specific county evaluations, they Showmanship. Award Sponsors: must attend one of two pre-evaluation events, 14. Show Order (Morning) Grand Champion - Holmes County Farm Bureau BEEF (Class Code BEF)Beef scheduled prior to the project-specific evaluations. Reserve Grand Champion - Members who do not attend project-specific county A. Holmes County Bred Sr. Superintendent: Dale McKee evaluations are not eligible for Outstanding Market B. 20 Minute Intermission 100 - 40 Junior Beef Showmanship (Ages 11 & under) Committee: Phil Schlabach – Chairman, Trent Taylor, Livestock Awards. C. Showmanship Award Sponsors: RoseAnn Miller, Lonnie Hershberger, Rob Smith, Phil 5. All Livestock exhibits must display a completed 15. Show Order (Evening) Grand Champion - Habrun’s Insurance Service, Inc. Straits, Dale Miller, Stephanie Close, Jeff VanSickle, Member/Animal Identification Card provided by the Reserve Grand Champion - Paint Valley Equipment Ltd. Brian Giaque, Lisa Carter A. Feeder Calves Holmes County Fair. 100 - 50 Supreme Beef Showmanship Jr. Superintendent: Gabrielle Sherman B. Breeding Heifers 6. All beef must be dehorned (no scurs over 2 Award Sponsor: Committee: Alysa Pringle, Tierra Slaubaugh, inches may be present). Steers must be castrated C. Market Steers Samantha Kendall and not have any testicular development or intact Supreme Showmanship - Paint Valley Equipment Ltd. spermatic cords by 8 months of age. HOLMES COUNTY BRED STEERS ENTRY RULES ENTRY RULES 7. No oral or injectable tranquilizer may be used on BEEF MARKET STEERS ENTRY RULES 1. Criteria for Holmes County Bred Steer. 1. All project members and exhibits must follow all the fairgrounds. 1. Market Steer Classes will be determined, based Holmes County Jr. Fair General Rules and conform 8. Adding any substance externally to build up, A. Steer’s dam was owned and under the control upon height at official weigh-in, by Beef Committee. and management of a Holmes County based farm to Livestock Exhibit Health Requirements listed change, or alter the shape or conformation of the 2. To sell at the Junior Market Livestock Sale steers (Beef) operation at the time of the insemination previously in this fair book. livestock, including by way of example but not limit- must weigh 800 pounds traditional breed. Scottish that resulted in the steer calf. 2. All livestock, to be exhibited, must be entered on ed to, rope, false hair, graphite, hemp, and powders. Highlanders must weigh 700 pounds and Belted an entry form on or before July 1 or space will not No painting. (ODA 901-19-33, ABC) B. In the case of an ET steer, ownership control Galloways must weigh 600 pounds. and management of the dam at the time of be available for exhibit. 9. Weigh in can be commenced as soon as calf is 3. Exhibitor may show and sell one beef steer. unloaded at time determined by Senior Fair Board. insemination and the receipt is required. 3. Steers can be tagged in as a family project. 4. All calves are to be shown in a show halter with Meaning that a tag number will not be assigned to 10. All steer entrants at the Holmes County Fair must 2. Holmes County Bred Steer exhibitors shall notify show stick. an individual exhibitor until the weigh in at the fair. attend and show at a steer show with their steer to the beef committee at the December weigh-in (i.e. A family member with 2 exhibitors can tag up to be eligible to attend the fair. Steers can be shown at listing: Steer, Breed, Breeder and Birth Date. Holmes 5. Rate of gain will be calculated for all steers and four head, the family does not have to choose which the Holmes County Preview Show March 3, and 4, County Bred Steers indicated at this time will auto- Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion steer each exhibitor will show until they weigh them Buckeye Classic on April 3rd or the Wooster Spring matically be registered into the appropriate class. award will be given. in at the fair.) If you cannot attend one of these shows, the Beef 3. Any exhibitor who requests assistance of fitting 6. In the event that an exhibitor is unable to handle A. 2019 FAIR ENTRIES PROCEDURE: Fair Entry Committee must be notified, as they will be conduct- and grooming of a Holmes County Bred Steer may their steer in the show ring, it is expected that an Forms (for pen will be assignments) are available ing farm visits to those exhibitors. Proof of show only have Holmes County resident(s) assist in fitting adult ring helper bring the animal under control. If on the Extension Office website: http://Holmes. attendance is required. Example: Entry fee receipt and grooming. needed, another youth exhibitor may then enter the noting the name and date of the show as well as show ring and assist. Such assistance is permitted osu.edu/penforms. Section/Class Description the exhibitor name and animal ID being shown. The only, when required, for control and safety. B. Market livestock exhibitors must also submit 200 - HOLMES COUNTY BRED STEERS a photo which includes the exhibitor and the steer needs to be shown between September 1, 7. Unruly steers that pose a safety threat and dis- animal, which will be used for Buyer cards. The 2018 and June 1, 2019, with show receipts turned in 200 - 11 Height Class 1 rupt the show may be dismissed from the show and pictures are to be landscape orientation and sent by June 1, 2019. 200 - 12 Height Class 2 graded in the barn. Unruly steers that are dismissed to [email protected] no later than 11. No farm tags are permitted. Only Holmes County Award Sponsors: from the show ring will be placed last in the class. August 1. or State related ID tags are permitted to be in the Grand Champion Banner - Lon-Jan Farm 8. 4-H project member is only permitted to show a C. Steers need advance entry in addition to steer’s ear to show at the Holmes County Fair. Any Dairy Steer or Beef Steer, not both. other tags will be removed by the Holmes County Grand Champion Buyer Banner - Paint Valley Equip. Holmes County Club enrollment and identification. Reserve Champion Banner - Rock Hill Land and Cattle Club guidelines must be met to show and sell. Beef Committee at the Official weigh-in Sunday of fair week. Reserve Champion Buyer Banner - Black Creek Farms Section/Class Description 4. Member must attend a pre-evaluation or BEEF SHOWMANSHIP ENTRY RULES 900 - MARKET STEERS project-specific evaluation event to be eligible for 12. There will be a brief 15-minute intermission the Junior Fair. 4-H member project grades will be between the feeder calf/heifer show and the heifer/ 1. Showmanship classes are divided by age of 900 - 11 Beef Steers Height Class 1 steer show. Exhibitor as of January 1. determined by an interview evaluation (Skill-a- Award Sponsors: Loudonville Farmers Equity thon), covering project book subject matter and 13. There will be a brief 20-minute intermission A. Junior - 11 years or under 900 - 12 Beef Steers Height Class 2 basic 4-H/FFA knowledge. If members are unable between the Holmes County Bred Steer Show and B. Intermediate - 12, 13 or 14 Award Sponsors: Bands Company, Inc. C. Senior - 15 years and over 900 - 13 Beef Steers Height Class 3 2. All market beef, beef breeding and feeder calves will show in the same showmanship classes. Award Sponsors: Dale & Jackie McKee 3. For showmanship points to count for Outstanding 900 - 14 Beef Steers Height Class 4 Market Exhibitor, you must show your market steer. Award Sponsors: Walnut Hills Retirement Community 4. The Supreme Showmanship class will consist Grand Champion- Farm Credit Mid-America of the Grand Champion Showmen from the Senior, Banner- Straits Cattle Farm Intermediate and Junior classes. Buyer Banner - Smith Cattle Section/Class Description Reserve Grand Champion - 100 – BEEF SHOWMANSHIP Banner - Paint Valley Farms 100 - 20 Senior Beef Showmanship (Ages 15 & over) Buyer Banner - Mohican Farms Award Sponsors: 900 -20 BEEF STEER RATE OF GAIN Grand Champion - Award Sponsors: Reserve Grand Champion - Dale and Jackie McKee Champion - Bromund & Byler, Inc. 100 - 30 Intermediate Beef Showmanship (Ages 12-14) Reserve Champion - Holmes Concrete, Inc. Supreme Beef BEEF CARCASS CONTEST GUIDELINES Showmanship Winners 1. The top ten Market Steers in the Jr. Fair Show 2016: Carter Smith will automatically be entered. 2017: Carter Smith 2. The carcass contest will take place at Sugar 2018: Derek Straits Valley Meats. 3. Judging will take place Thursday, August 15, OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 19 Beef Continued... 500 - BEEF BREEDING 2019 at 5pm with members required and parents 500 - 10 Beef Junior Heifer Calf (Born 1/1/19 thru Dairy Sale encouraged to attend the education program and 3/30/19) Friday, August 9th at 3:00 p.m. in the Large Arena recognition of winners. The Auction will feature 20-30 individual items to be auctioned off to the highest bidder. 500 - 20 Beef Senior Heifer Calf (Born 9/1/18 thru Buyers will be able to use the same buyer number for all Holmes County Fair Auctions. 4. Top awards will be given to the Jr. Fair member 12/31/18) who raised the Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Join the Holmes County Jr. Fair Dairy Exhibitors for a fun & exciting sale! Champion carcasses, awards are given to all partic- 500 - 30 Beef Summer Yearling (Born 5/1/18 thru ipants by placement. 8/31/18) exhibitors will not be able to sell their 500 - 40 Beef Junior Yearling Heifer (Born 1/1/18 thru 2. All livestock, to be exhibited, must be entered 5. Any tampering and/or misrepresentation will be on an entry form on or by July 1 or space will not be animals. considered fraud and deception, and thus grounds 4/30/18) available for exhibit. 8. All exhibitors must wear white trousers and for disqualification of the carcass. (See full Jr. Fair 500 - 50 Beef Senior Yearling Heifer (Born 9/1/17 thru guidelines in the Fair book) A. 2019 FAIR ENTRIES PROCEDURE: Fair Entry white shirts. Breed logo/promotion is acceptable, 12/31/17) Forms (for pen will be assignments) are available but farm promotion will not be allowed. 6. Requirements to receive placing and award 500 - 60 Beef Cow/Calf Pair (Cow born prior to 9/1/17, on the Extension Office website: http://Holmes. 9. Dairy Project members must be present and recognition; judging of carcass will be based on osu.edu/penforms. The animal’s date of birth; checked in for the entire Dairy Auction, including combination of USDA quality and yield grades. Calf born after 1/1/19) registration number (or other identification); must picture, unless prior arrangements have been made Beef Carcass Contest Award Sponsors: be included on the form. This includes all breeds. in writing to the Dairy Committee. Award Sponsors: Grand Champion Banner - Miller Polled Hereford B. Club guidelines must be met to show and sell. 10. Dairy Leases (National Breed Leases or Placing Rosettes - Holmes County Senior Fairboard Reserve Grand Champion Banner – Mast Stock C. Market livestock exhibitors must also submit Standardized 4-H Livestock Lease Forms) are due a photo which includes the exhibitor and the June 1 to the Extension Office. Cash Awards - Phil Schlabach Custom Homes, Shorthorns animal, which will be used for Buyer cards. The Holmesville 11. If there is a question regarding proper class BEEF FEEDER CALF ENTRY RULES pictures are to be landscape orientation and registration, it is at the discretion of the committee Trophy - Phil Schlabach Custom Homes, Holmesville sent to [email protected] no later to determine the class. 1. Must be in the possession and care of the than August 1st. Champion Carcass Banner - Phil Schlabach 12. Classes will be finalized by NOON Monday of the Custom Homes, Holmesville exhibitor by June 1. D. Dairy participants are limited to one animal fair. per exhibitor per class. Reserve Champion Carcass Banner - Phil 600 -10 BEEF FEEDER CALF (Heifer or Steer) (Born 13. Exhibitors are expected to wear show attire, Schlabach Custom Homes, Holmesville 1/1/19 thru 4/30/19) E. All Dairy Heifer and Cow project exhibitors “Whites,” for the 2019 Dairy Sale. must turn in two thank you cards for Dairy BEEF BREEDING ENTRY RULES 14. All dairy exhibitors will be expected to assist Award Sponsors: Sale Buyers at Skillathon or when picking up as needed with cleanup of the dairy barn, per dairy 1. Must be in the possession and care of the exhibi- back numbers for the show. tor by June 1. Champion Banner – Miller Show Cattle committee members beginning Sunday at noon. 3. Member must attend a project-specific DAIRY PROCEED DISTRIBUTION 2. All class winners will return for the Champion- Reserve Champion Banner – Denco Marketing, evaluation event to be eligible for the Junior Fair. ship Drive. Dennis & Kathy Schlabach 4-H member project grades will be determined by an Proceeds of the Dairy Sale will be divided among interview evaluation (Skill-a-thon), covering project the dairy cow and heifer exhibitors using a points book subject matter and basic 4-H/FFA knowledge. system which will reward exhibitors based on their If members are unable to attend project-specific performance in Book Judging, Showmanship, and Dairy county evaluations, they must attend one of two pre- Project Exhibition at the fair. evaluation events, scheduled prior to the project- The points will be assigned as follows: specific evaluations. Dairy Feeder and Dairy Market DAIRY (Class Code DRY) ENTRY RULES Book Judging Steer Exhibitors who do not attend project specific 1. All project members and exhibits must follow all Sr. Superintendent: Craig Hershberger county evaluations are not eligible for Outstanding Heifer Cow Holmes County Jr. Fair General Rules and conform Committee: Brandi Schlauch- Chairman, Bonnie Market Livestock Awards. Club member must to Livestock Exhibit Health Requirements listed 100-95 5 points 100-95 5 points Porter, Sharon Kozak, Cormac Irwin, Aaron exhibit at the Fair to participate in Dairy Auction. 94-90 4 points 94-90 4 points Schlauch, Bill Wachtel, Bev Wachtel, Lisa previously in the fair book and as outlined in the 4. All Market Livestock exhibits must display a 89-85 3 points 89-85 3 points Grassbaugh, Steve Watts, Hank Hughes, Jill Crone, National Dairy Farm Program Manual, which can be completed Member/Animal Identification Card 84-80 2 points 84-80 2 points Brandon Raber, Crystal Raber, Mike Fowler and found at www.nationaldairyfarm.com. This includes provided by the Holmes County Fair. 79> 1 point 79> 1 point Lance Troyer all dairy projects including dairy breeding projects and dairy market projects. Failure to meet these 5. Exhibitors must use their project animal for Prejudging 1 point Prejudging 1 point Jr. Superintendent: Emma Stitzlein standards will result in removal at the discretion of showmanship classes. Showmanship Committee: KylieRamirez, Lydia Schmidt the fair veterinarian. 6. Any club using the parlor is responsible for Senior/Intermediate/Junior cleaning the parlor on a scheduled basis. Cleaning 1st Place...... 10 points includes the parlor area and between the dairy barn 2nd Place...... 9 points and the parlor. 3rd Place...... 8 points 7. Dairy exhibits (Cows, Heifers, Feeders and 4th Place...... 7 points Steers) will be monitored daily for cleanliness (pens 5th Place...... 6 points and animals manure free and clean), Friday and 6th Place...... 5 points Saturday included. 7th Place...... 4 points 8th Place...... 3 points A. Pens free of manure Participation...... 2 points B. Animals clean and free of manure Final placings during the final drive for each C. Animals fed, washed and pens cleaned out by showmanship class will be used to determine 10am daily the points earned. For those who participate in D. A sign will be placed on the pen if it is found to Showmanship, but do not place in the Top 8, 2 points be unacceptable. A time will be placed on the will be awarded. notice when it is posted and the exhibitor will The Supreme Showmanship winner will forfeit their have 2 hours to clean the pen. The notice must showmanship points if they do not participate in remain on the pen until it has been cleaned. Showman of Showman. Dairy Committee members will remove the sign Beginner after checking the pen and animal for cleanliness. Participation...... 5 points i. The first violation will be a warning. Projects ii. The second violation will result in: Calf/Heifer...... 2 points a. Dairy Cow and Heifer exhibitors will forfeit dairy Auction money. Milking Cow...... 4 points b. Dairy Feeder and Dairy Market Steer Dairy Continued... 20 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 Dairy Continued... 20-Brown Swiss Award Sponsors: development - no pinching is allowed. Castration Maximum of three Heifer Projects Award Sponsors: Grand Champion-Spring Walk Farm procedure must be completed far enough in advance of fair that no open wound is visible at the Maximum of three Cow-milking Projects First Year Award- Open-Road Farm Reserve Grand Champion - COBA/Select Sires time of the fair. Junior Champion-Sam, Ronda & Brogan Steimel No additional points will be awarded for more than 100-40 Junior Dairy Showmanship (Ages 11 & under) 6. Dairy feeders will be sold during the Jr. Fair three calves/heifers and three cows. Reserve Junior Champion-Performance Feed, Bob & Jason Bryant Award Sponsors: Auction on Friday evening. Animals must be exhibited at the Holmes County fair Grand Champion - Michele Lahmers* Grand Champion-Dairy Farmers of America 7. Showing will be in the style of showing for beef to redeem all points associated with that project. Reserve Grand Champion-New Pittsburg Vet Clinic animals. Show sticks are important for proper show Reserve Grand Champion- In Memory of Dr. Steven appearance. Additional Point Opportunities & 30-Guernsey R. Close, DVM 8. Dairy Feeders and exhibit area must be kept Potential Deductions Award Sponsors: 100-50 Beginner Dairy Showmanship (1st Year clean. Failure to comply may result in loss of sale 1 point will be awarded for working a 3 hour shift in Members only) First Year Award-Bill & Bev Wachtel privilege. the dairy bar Monday - Thursday of fair. Junior Champion - Genex Cooperative, Inc. Award Sponsor: Wachtels - Spring Walk Farms 9. Classes will be divided by the total number of Members that attend a Holmes County Dairy Clinic Reserve Junior Champion - COBA/Select Sire 100-60 Supreme Dairy Showmanship (Open to Div. animals that are registered with no more than 10 or DairyPalooza shall receive no more than 2 points. Reserve Grand Champion- Loudonville Equity Grand Champion-Spring Walk Farms - Bill & Kurt winners & eligible past winners) feeders in each class. 5 points will be deducted from the exhibitor’s total Wachtel Award Sponsors: 10. All animals should be prepared to re-enter the points if they fail to turn in 2 Thank Yous to the ring to be considered for Top 10 Secretary of the Dairy Committee. Thank you cards 40-Holstein Grand Champion-Farm Credit Mid-America and will be collected at book judging, and at the time, Award Sponsors: Ree-Kay Acres 11. Top 10 Dairy Feeders will be placed. exhibitors pick up their show numbers. First Year Award- District 7 Holstein Assoc. Reserve Grand Champion- Galen & Deb Garver 12. Underweight and overweight feeders will not Exhibitors removing animals outside of the Junior Champion-Open Road Farm show for champion, but will be able to sell last. designated times (unless instructed by the fair vet) Reserve Junior Champion-Crooked Run DAIRY FEEDER ENTRY RULES 13. Dairy Feeder Rate of Gain winner be awarded will forfeit their dairy sale proceeds. Monogramming Louise & Edna Harding to the top rate of gain feeder in the 428-735 weight 1. 4-H or FFA members who plan to exhibit dairy The Holmes County Dairy Committee will hold up Grand Champion - TMK Farm Service, Berlin range. Reserve Grand Champion-Ameriprise Financial feeders at the county fair must have their animals to 25% of the dairy basket sale proceeds to be re- tagged at the fairgrounds on May 11, 2019 from invested into the future of the dairy program. 50-Jersey 8 -10 AM, No exceptions. Exhibitors may identify DAIRY FEEDER SHOWMANSHIP ENTRY RULES DAIRY BREED CLASSES: Award Sponsors: two calves but may only show and sell one at the 1. Showmanship classes are divided by first year Fair Show order will be as follows: All Animals will First Year Award-Dar-Re Jersey Farm fair. Dairy feeder exhibitors have the option to sell project members and by age of Exhibitor as of enter the show Ring according to class (age) and Junior Champion-Harold’s Equipment, Dundee their animals or take the feeder home after the fair, January 1. except for the Grand Champion and Reserve Grand in alphabetical order. (i.e., Junior Calf: Aryshire, Reserve Junior Champion - Byland Animal Hospital, A. Junior - 11 years or under; Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein, Jersey, Milking Loudonville Champion, which must be sold. Shorthorn followed by Intermediate Calf Aryshire, Grand Champion-Holmes Ag Inc., Holmesville 2. Dairy feeders are to be in assigned stall by 9:00 B. Intermediate - 12, 13 or 14; Brown Swiss, Guernsey, etc) Fair entries should Rosette- Ohio Jersey Breeders Assoc. PM, Sunday. C. Senior - 15 years and over. Reserve Grand Champion - GENEX Cooperative Inc. use the following Class/Section Codes. (i.e., Brown 3. Dairy feeders must be 428 - 735 pounds to D. First year project members, any age, are Swiss Junior Calf would be entered as 20/10, a 60-Milking Shorthorn compete for Champion. encouraged to enter Beginners Showmanship Holstein 3 year old cow would be entered as 40/220) Award Sponsors: 4. Feeders may be purebred or crossbred but the Class and will be ineligible to compete in a Class Codes: breeds must be one of the six U.S. breeds: Aryshire, Junior, Intermediate or Senior Showmanship Grand Champion - Loudonville Farmers Equity class for the current year nor are they eligible for 10-Ayrshire Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein, Jersey, and Reserve Grand Champion- the Outstanding Market Award. 20-Brown Swiss Junior Champion- By Breed Milking Short Horn - no heifers and no beef feeders 30-Guernsey Supreme All-Breed Jr. Champion can be shown. Dairy feeders cannot exhibit any beef characteristics. Any questionable animal can be 40-Holstein Award Sponsor - RNR Swiss Farm/Michalovich 150 - DAIRY FEEDER SHOWMANSHIP 50-Jersey disqualified at the discretion of a committee made Family Section/Class Description 60-Milking Shorthorn up of the Dairy Committee, Fair Vet and Fair Board. Senior Champion- By Breed 150-20 Senior Dairy Feeder Showmanship (Ages 15 Section Codes: 5. Disqualified animals are eligible for Supreme All-Breed Grand Champion & over) Junior Category showmanship. Feeders must be dehorned. All Award Sponsor- Spring Walk Farm, In Memory of feeders are to be castrated by either cutting Award Sponsors: 10-Junior Calf (Born 3/1/19 to 5/31/19) Floyd Wachtel or banding and must not have any testicular 20-Intermediate (Born 12/1/18 to 2/28/19) Dairy Continued... 30-Senior Calf (Born 9/1/18 to 11/30/18) ALL BREED SHOWMANSHIP ENTRY RULES 40-Summer Yearling Heifer (Born 6/1/18 to 8/31/18) 1. Showmanship classes are divided by first year 50-Spring Yearling Heifer (Born 3/1/18 to 5/31/18) project members and by age of Exhibitor as of 60-Winter Yearling Heifer (Born 12/1/17 to 2/28/18) January 1. 70-Senior Yearling Heifer (Born 9/1/17 to 11/30/17) A. Junior 11 years or under Senior Category B. Intermediate 12, 13 or 14 200- Junior 2 Year old cow (Born 3/1/17 to 8/31/17) C. Senior 15 years and over 210-Sr. Two Year Old Cow (Born 9/1/15 to 2/28/16) 220-Three (Born 9/1/15 to 8/31/16) D. First year project members, any age, are 230-Four Year and Older Cow (Born prior to 9/1/1) encouraged to enter Beginners Showmanship class and will be ineligible to compete in a 10-Ayrshire Junior, Intermediate or Senior Showmanship Award Sponsors: class for the current year. Grand Champion-Dick and Bonnie Porter 2. Supreme showmanship will include: current year Reserve Grand Champion-Spring Run Farms junior, intermediate and senior winners and pas supreme winners. 100 -DAIRY SHOWMANSHIP (All Breeds) Supreme Dairy Section/Class Description Showmanship 100-20 Senior Dairy Showmanship (Ages 15 & over) Winners Award Sponsors: 2016 Regina Miller Grand Champion-Brandon & Crystal Raber Family 2017 Logan Schlauch Reserve Grand Champion-Velvet View Farms 2018 Logan Schlauch 100-30 Intermediate Dairy Showmanship (Ages 12 thru 14) OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 21 Dairy Continued... 900-11 Dairy Feeder Weight Class 1 5. All steers are to be shown in a show halter with a Show will automatically be entered. show stick. Grand Champion-Hank and Julie Hughes 900-12 Dairy Feeder Weight Class 2 2. The carcass contest will take place at Sugar Reserve Grand Champion-Ree-Kay Acres Award Sponsors: 6. Class winners will compete for Grand Champion Valley Meats. and Reserve Grand Champion Dairy Market Steer. 150-30 Intermediate Dairy Feeder Showmanship Grand Champion - Reutter Farms 3. Judging will take place Thursday, August 15, (Ages 12 thru 14) Reserve Grand Champion-Harold’s Equipment Inc. 7. Dairy Market Steers and exhibit area must be 2019 at 5pm with members required and parents kept clean. Failure to comply may result in loss of encouraged to attend the education program and ALL BREEDS WILL BE SHOWN TOGETHER. Award Sponsors: sale privilege. recognition of winners. Grand Champion-Open-Road Farm 8. Unruly steers that pose a safety threat and 4. Top awards will be given to the Jr. Fair member Reserve Grand Champion-Ree-Kay Acres DAIRY MARKET STEER ENTRY RULES disrupt the show may be dismissed from the show who raised the Grand Champion and Reserve 150-40 Junior Dairy Feeder Showmanship (Ages 11 All entry rules in the Beef section apply to the Dairy and graded in the barn. Unruly steers that are Grand Champion carcasses, awards are given to all & under) Market Steers and also the following rules. dismissed from the show ring will be placed last in participants by placement. the class. Award Sponsors: 1. Dairy Market Steers may be crossbred but the 5. Any tampering and/or misrepresentation will be breeds must be one of the six U.S. breeds: Aryshire, 9. In the event that an exhibitor is unable to handle considered fraud and deception, and thus grounds Grand Champion-Harold’s Equipment Inc. their steer in the show ring it is expected that Reserve Grand Champion-Jill Crone Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein, Jersey, and for disqualification of the carcass. (See full Jr. Fair Milking Short Horn. Dairy Market Steers cannot an adult ring helper will bring the animal under guidelines in the Fair book) 150-50 Beginner Dairy Feeder Showmanship exhibit any beef characteristics. If there are control. If needed, another youth exhibitor may then (1stYear Members only) enter the show ring and assist. Such assistance 6. Requirements to receive placing and award questions as to beef or dairy, the Dairy Committee recognition; judging of carcass will be based on will make a decision at the December weigh-in. is permitted only, when required, for control and Award Sponsor: Ree-Kay Acres safety. It will not be tolerated if it appears to be an combination of USDA quality and yield grades. 150-60 Dairy Feeder Supreme Showmanship 2. Dairy Market Steer weight minimums: effort to gain show advantage by placing a more A. Holstein and Brown Swiss must weigh a experienced showman at the halter. Award Sponsors: Keith & Heather Reutter, Mike & Dairy Market Steer Carcass Contest Jessica Fowler minimum of 1,040 pounds. 10. The Top 5 Dairy Market Steers will compete in a Award Sponsors: 150-70 Dairy Feeder Rate of Gain B. Ayrshire, Guernsey, Jersey, Milking Carcass Contest. Shorthorns and Crossbreds must weigh a Placing Rosettes-Holmes County Senior Fairboard Award Sponsor: Dick & Bonnie Porter 11. 4-H or FFA project member is only permitted to minimum of 850 pounds. show a Dairy Market Steer or a Beef Steer, not both. Champion Carcass Banner- Harold’s Equipment 3. Overweight Dairy Market Steers: Reserve Champion Carcass Banner – Harold’s 12. A minimum of four Dairy Market Steer projects Equipment 900 - DAIRY FEEDERS A. Any Dairy Steer weighing over 1,650 pounds must be shown at the Jr. Fair in order to hold a Dairy 100-70 Senior Dairy Market Steer Showmanship Section/Class Description will be designated as overweight. Market Steer Show the following year. B. Overweight Dairy Steers will be placed in an 13. Dairy Market Steers must be dehorned and Award Sponsors: Overweight Class and not be eligible for Grand must be castrated and not have any testicular Grand Champion-Barnyard Buddies 4-H Club Supreme Dairy Market or Reserve Champion. The exhibitor and animal development or intact spermatic cords by 8 months Reserve Grand Champion-Barnyard Buddies 4-H Steer Showmanship may still fully participate in the Showmanship of age. Club program. 14. Top 10 places will be awarded for the Dairy 100-80 Intermediate Dairy Market Steer Winners C. Overweight Dairy Steers will be sold at the Market Steers. Showmanship 2016: Lance Troyer end of the Dairy Steer Sale. DAIRY MARKET STEER CARCASS CONTEST Award Sponsors: 2017: Alyx Morris 3. Exhibitor may show and sell one Dairy Market Steer. GUIDELINES Grand Champion-The Rick & Crystal 2018: Alyx Morris 4. Dairy Market Steer will show by weight. 1. The top five Dairy Market Steers in the Jr. Fair Neuenschwander Family Reserve Grand Champion- Barnyard Buddies 100-90 Junior Dairy Market Steer Showmanship Award Sponsors: Grand Champion-The Rick & Crystal Neuenschwander Family and Lisa Grassbaugh- Ameriprise Financial Reserve Grand Champion- Barnyard Buddies 4-H Club 110-00 Dairy Steer Supreme Showmanship Award Sponsor: the Rick & Crystal Neuenschwander Family 900-30 DAIRY MARKET STEERS Section/Class Description 900-31 Dairy Market Steers Weight Class 1 900-32 Dairy Market Steers Weight Class 2 900-33 Dairy Market Steers Weight Class 3 Award Sponsors: Grand Champion-Harold’s Equipment Reserve Grand Champion-Mt. Hope Auction 900-40 Dairy Market Steer Rate of Gain Award Sponsor: Denzil & Teresa Burke

Supreme Dairy Feeder Showmanship Winners 2016: Will Hughes 2017: Leon Williams 2018: Lance Troyer 22 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 July 30. showmanship will be Thursday at 9:30 AM. the goat committee and the buckets will be C. Club guidelines must be met to show and sell. 12. Change In show date: Pygmy goat show Thursday weighed prior to milk-outs. Goats at Noon. 5. Show attire must be plain white shirt and long GOATS All Breeds (Class Code GT) 3. Member must attend a pre-evaluation or project- specific evaluation event to be eligible for the Junior white pants. Sandals, open-toed shoes, shorts or Sr. Superintendents: Dave Martin tank tops will not be permitted. Fair. 4-H member project grades will be determined GOAT (ALL BREED) SHOWMANSHIP ENTRY RULES Committee: Ray Davenport - chairman, by an interview evaluation (Skill-a-thon), covering 6. Dairy Goat showmanship and judging will be Bill Davenport, Jami Bird, Danelle Brown, Helen project book subject matter and basic 4-H/FFA 1. Showmanship classes are divided by first year moved to Thursday at 9:30 AM. project members and by age of exhibitor as of Breitenbucher, Mandy Breitenbucher, Lance Troyer, knowledge. If members are unable to attend project- Leona Brannon specific county evaluations, they must attend one of January. PACK AND HARNESS GOATS Jr. Superintendent: Cora Crilow two pre-evaluation events, scheduled prior to the A. Junior -11 years or under Committee: Macin Hager, Sarah Irwin project-specific evaluations. Members who do not B. Intermediate -12, 13 & 14 1. Goats may show only in their own individual class attend project-specific county evaluations are not and breed specific for showmanship. eligible for Outstanding Market Livestock Awards. C. Senior - 15 years of age and over. ALL GOATS 2. Male goats must have been castrated or banded. 4. All Livestock exhibits must display a completed 2. Only current year winners of age classes are Castration must be performed prior to 75 lbs. 1. All project members and exhibits must follow all eligible to show in Supreme Showmanship. Once you Member/Animal Identification Card provided by the 3. Show attire must be dress shirt and long pants. Holmes County Jr. Fair General Rules and conform Holmes County Fair. have competed in Supreme Showmanship, you can to Livestock Exhibit Health Requirements listed only do Supreme Showmanship until your age class Sandals, open-toed shoes, shorts or tank tops will previously in this fair book. ODA rules can be viewed 5. Nursing kids may be exhibited with project does changes. not be permitted. at www.holmescountyfair.com. All does must have if born after deadline date of May 31, of the current year. 3. All participants will be automatically entered a scrapie tag in the ear or a tattoo of premises into the appropriate showmanship division. All MEAT BREEDING GOATS number in the ear or registration papers present with 6. A member cannot have more than one animal in a participants are encouraged to participate in 1. Body clipping is not recommended. They must be matching tattoo numbers in the ear, upon arrival to class (except Dam and Daughter classes). Dam and showmanship. fairgrounds to check in before you enter the barn. If Daughter must be shown by the same exhibitor that clean and fitted according to breed standards. using registration papers, bring a copy to be kept on has a show in individual class, except where the Dam 2. Show attire must be dress shirt and long pants. file, for the week of the fair. Wethers over 18 months and Daughter would compete in the same class, in MARKET GOATS Sandals, open-toed shoes, shorts or tank tops will require scrapie ID also. which case, one of the animals would not be shown 1. Male goats must have been castrated or banded not be permitted. in the individual class. 2. All livestock, to be exhibited, must be entered on prior to ear tagging the third Saturday of May (9:00- an entry form on or before July 1 or space will not be 7. All exhibitors are responsible for own bedding 10:00am HCFG). PYGMY GOATS available for exhibit. and cleaning of stall at end of fair, sawdust and 2. Must be dehorned. No scurs over 1 inch long. 1. Male goats must have been castrated or banded. A. 2019 FAIR ENTRIES PROCEDURE: Fair Entry shavings only. 3. An exhibitor may tag in more than one goat but Castration must be performed prior to 75 lbs. Forms (for pen will be assignments) are available 8. No tack allowed in the barn. may only show and sell one animal. Exhibitors are on the Extension Office website: http://Holmes. 2. Goats must be dehorned. No scurs over 1 inch 9. All companion animals must be approved by the only permitted to show a dairy market goat OR a meat osu.edu/penforms. long. Senior Superintendent by August 1st. market goat. B. Market livestock exhibitors must also submit 3. Goats must be purebred only. No crossbreeds 10. Only Grand and Reserve Grand Champion goats 4. Goats must have milk teeth present to be eligible a photo which includes the exhibitor and the permitted. will be named in livestock classes. for Grand or Reserve Champion and must weigh animal, which will be used for Buyer cards. The between 50 and 110 pounds, as determined at official 4. Goats may be shown with a short lead. pictures are to be landscape orientation and sent 11. Change in Show dates: Dairy goat showmanship weigh-in. Over and underweight market goats will be to [email protected] no later than and judging, pack goat, supreme dairy goat 5. Body clipping is not necessary. They must be sold at the end of the goat sale in random order. Any clean and fitted according to breed standards. market animal weighing under 45 lbs. will be sent 6. Show attire must be white shirt and long black home from the fair. pants. Sandals, open-toed shoes, shorts or tank tops 5. Goats will be body clipped except below the will not be permitted. knees and hocks. 7. New this year- Pygmy goat show will begin at noon 6. All clipping done at fair must be cleaned up by the on Thursday. exhibitor. 7. Show attire must be dress shirt and long pants. 100 MEAT SHOWMANSHIP Sandals, open-toed shoes, shorts or tank tops will not be permitted. Section/Class Description 8. Market Dairy Goats will show before Meat 100-20 Senior Meat Showmanship (Ages 15 and Market Goats. over) Award Sponsors: DAIRY GOATS Grand Champion - Julie Z. Hood 1. Must be dehorned. No scurs over 1 inch long. Reserve Grand Champion - Holmes County Farm Bureau 2. All goats must have full body clip. It is suggested that the body clipping be done at least 2 weeks prior 100-30 Intermediate Meat Showmanship (Ages 12 to the fair. thru 14) 3. There will be supervised milk-out of ALL Award Sponsors: production does at 9:00 PM the evening before the Grand Champion - Scenic Ridge Livestock show. Any exhibitor missing supervised milk-out must Reserve Grand Champion - Holmes County Farm still milk-out doe(s) prior to show, in the presence of Bureau the official milk-out inspector to be eligible to enter production doe class(es). 100-40 Junior Meat Showmanship (Ages 11 and under) 4. Milk Production Class Rules: Award Sponsors: A. One milk production doe per exhibitor. Grand Champion - Julie Z. Hood B. Production doe must be milked out at 9:00 PM, Monday evening. Reserve Grand Champion - West Holmes FFA Alumni C. Production doe must be milked out and milk 100-60 Supreme Meat Goat Showmanship weighed at 9:00 AM, Tuesday morning. Award Sponsors: D. Production doe must be milked out and milk Grand Champion - Scenic Ridge Livestock weighed at 9:00 PM, Tuesday evening.

E. Milk will be totaled to give the daily production. F. Milk-outs will be supervised by a member of Goats Continued... OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 23 Goats Continued... Section/Class Description Grand Champion - Overall Highest Score: Varigated 500 10 Junior Pygmy Doe Kid (Born 4/1 to 5/31 of Clovers 4-H Club current year) 900 MARKET GOAT 200 10 Junior Doe Kid (born after April 1, and prior to May 31, of current year) Reserve Grand Champion - 2nd Highest Score: Julie 500 20 Intermediate Pygmy Doe Kid (Born 3/1 to 3/31 Section/Class Description 200 20 Intermediate Doe Kid (born March 1, to March Z. Hood of current year) 900 20 Dairy Market Goat - (50 To 110 Lbs.) 31, of current year) 500 30 Senior Pygmy Doe Kid (Born 8/21 of previous Award Sponsors: 200 30 Senior Doe Kid (born January 1, to February 400 HARNESS GOAT year thru 2/28 of current year) Grand Champion – Dave Martin Family 28, of current year) Section/Class Description - ROSETTE Pygmy Doe Kid Champion Reserve Grand Champion - Rick & Missy Brenly 200 40 Dairy Yearling (1 and under 2 years of age - Not 400 10 (Kid) Harness in Milk) 900 10 Meat Market Goat - (50 To 110 Lbs.) Must be halter broke, led with a strap and respond 520 PYGMY SENIOR Award Sponsors: Award Sponsors: to voice commands of stop, go, back, left and right. 520 10 Pygmy Senior Doe (1 and under 2 years of age) Grand Champion - WKLM Radio Grand Champion - B & D Valley Farm, Bill Davenport 400 20 (Yearling) Harness 520 20 Pygmy Senior Doe (2 and under 3 years of age) Reserve Grand Champion - WKLM Radio Reserve Grand Champion – Marcia Troyer Must be harnessed and pull an empty cart and 520 30 Pygmy Senior Doe (3 and under 4 years of age) respond to voice commands of stop, go, back, left 520 40 Pygmy Senior Doe (over 4 years of age) and right. MEAT BREEDING DOES AND KIDS 220 DAIRY GOAT SENIOR Pygmy Senior Doe Champion 400 30 (Sr. Harness) Harness Placement ribbons will be given to all. 1st and 2nd Section/Class Description Pygmy Grand Champion Doe Cart MUST BE driven and goat must respond to voice place in each class will come back to compete for 220 10 Dairy Yearling (1 and under 2 years of age - In Award Sponsors: Grand and Reserve. commands. Milk) Grand Champion - 300 - MEAT GOAT BREEDING 400 40 (Advanced Harness) Harness 220 20 Junior Milker (2 and under 3 years of age - In Reserve Grand Champion - Wolf Creek Veterinary Cart MUST BE driven through an obstacle course Section/Class Description Milk) Service and goat must respond to voice commands. 300 10 Meat Doe Kids (3-5 Months) 220 30 Senior Milker (3 and under 5 years of age - In 520 50 Pygmy Dam And Daughter (See Rule # 6) Milk) 300 20 Meat Doe Kids (6-8 Months) Award Sponsor: 220 40 Aged Milker (over 5 Years - In Milk) 130 PYGMY SHOWMANSHIP 300 30 Meat Doe Kids (9-11 Months) Grand Champion - Friend of Holmes Co. Jr. Fair – In Award Sponsors: Section/Class Description 300 40 Meat Doe Yearlings (12-23 Months) Memory of Ami Breitenbutcher Grand Champion – Rick & Missy Brenly 130-20 Pygmy Senior Showmanship (Ages 15 and 300 50 Meat Doe Mature (24-36 Months) Reserve Grand Champion - Julie Z. Hood over as of January 1 of current year) 300 60 Meat Doe Mature (37 Months and Older) 540 - PYGMY WETHER Award Sponsors: Award Sponsors: Section/Class Description 240 MILK PRODUCTION CLASS Grand Champion – Denco Marketing - Dennis & Grand Champion -Julie Z. Hood Kathy Schlabach 540 10 Pygmy Junior Wether Kid (Born 4/1 thru 5/31 Section/Class Description of current year) Reserve Grand Champion – Killbuck Savings Bank Reserve Grand Champion - 240 10 Milk Production 540 20 Pygmy Intermediate Wether Kid (Born 3/1 thru 300 70 Meat Dam and Daughter (See rule - # 6) 130-30 Pygmy Intermediate Showmanship (Ages 12 3/31 of current year) Award Sponsors: thru 14 as of January 1 of current year). Award Sponsors: 540 30 Pygmy Senior Wether Kid (Born 8/21of Champion - B & D Valley Farm, Bill Davenport Grand Champion – Holmes County Goat Committee Award Sponsors: previous year thru 2/28 of current year) Reserve Grand Champion - Reserve Grand Champion – B & D Valley Farm, Bill Grand Champion- 540 40 Pygmy Mature Wether (1 and under 2 years Davenport Reserve Grand Champion - of age) 240 20 Best Of Udder 120 DAIRY SHOWMANSHIP 130-40 Pygmy Junior Showmanship (Ages 11 and 540 50 Pygmy Mature Wether (2 and under 3 years Award Sponsors: under as of January 1 of current year) of age) Section/Class Description Champion - Award Sponsors: 540 60 Pygmy Mature Wether (3 and under 4 years 120-20 Senior Dairy Showmanship (Ages 15 and of age) over) Reserve Grand Champion - Rick & Missy Brenly Grand Champion - James Klingler Family 540 70 Pygmy Mature Wether (4 years and over) Award Sponsors: 240 30 Dam & Daughter Class (See Rule # 6) Reserve Grand Champion - Pygmy Grand Champion Wether Grand Champion – Julie Z. Hood Award Sponsors: 130-60 Pygmy Supreme Showmanship Award Sponsors: Reserve Grand Champion - Grand Champion - B & D Valley Farm, Bill Davenport Award Sponsor: Breit-View Farm Reserve Grand Champion - Rick & Missy Brenly Grand Champion - Breit-View Farm, Breitenbucher 120-30 Intermediate Dairy Showmanship (Ages 12 Family thru 14) 500 PYGMY JUNIOR Reserve Grand Champion - Varigated Clovers 4-H Award Sponsors: 600 PACK GOAT Section/Class Description Club Grand Champion – Holmes County Goat Committee Section/Class Description Reserve Grand Champion - Scenic Ridge Livestock 600 10 Pack Goat 1st Year Project (any age) Must 120-40 Junior Dairy Showmanship (Ages 11 and be halter broke and led with a lead, through a short under) obstacle course. Award Sponsors: 600 20 Pack Goat 2nd Year Project (Animal must have completed the 1st year) Exhibitor will have pack on Grand Champion - B&D Valley Farm - Bill Davenport before entering the obstacle course. Reserve Grand Champion – Killbuck Saving Bank 600 30 Pack Goat 3rd Year Project (Animal must 120-60 Supreme Dairy Goat Showmanship have completed the 1st and 2nd year) Exhibitor will Award Sponsor: have pack on before entering the obstacle course with appropriate weight (20% of body weight) on Supreme Grand Champion - each side and will remove pack after completing the obstacle course. 200 DAIRY GOAT JUNIOR Award Sponsors:

Year Supreme Meat Supreme Dairy Supreme Pygmy 2016 Shane Troyer Kyle Huprich Nikki Barron 2017 Lance Troyer Anna Irwin Cora Crilow 2018 Lance Troyer Laura Irwin Cora Crilow 24 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 2019 HOLMES COUNTY FAIR CORPORATE SPONSORS of FAIR EVENTS

AloNovus, Corp. Hummel Group Bugs R Gone Killbuck Savings Bank Coblentz Technology Millersburg Electric - Commercial and Savings Bank Millersburg Tire - Family Eye Care Assoc. Rodhe’s IGA Marketplace First Knox National Bank Holmes Oil Distributing S & S Mane Attraction Holmes Pest Control WKLM REDUCED ADMISSION DAYS SPONSOR

Millersburg Tire Service,Inc.

OSTPA TRACTOR OSTPA TRACTOR PULL RODEO CORPORATE KOI DRAG RACING PULL CORPORATE CORPORATE SPONSOR SPONSOR CORPORATE SPONSOR SPONSOR

The Commercial & Savings Bank East Holmes Veterinary Clinic, Inc.

CSB STAGE ON ANTIQUE SHOW BARN KID’S DAY THE GREEN TRACTOR PULL CORPORATE SPONSOR CORPORATE SPONSOR CORPORATE SPONSOR CORPORATE SPONSOR

Tim & Linda Feikert

SENIOR DAY RIBBON CORPORATE SPECIAL CONTRIBUTIONS CORPORATE SPONSOR SPONSOR OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 25 2019 HOLMES COUNTY FAIR CORPORATE SPONSORS Beechy’s Inc. of Holmes Custom Moulding Randal Miller Farm Winesburg & Berlin Holmes Fire RES Auction Services Bellstores & Safety Solutions Sauder’s Eggs Berlin Grande Hotel Holmes Limestone Scott Brown Auto Detailing Berlin Heating & Cooling Holmes Power Equipment Shoemaker Custom Apparel Berlin Signs Holmes Rental Station Inc. Smith Bros. Mulch & Landscaping bfearless. Holmes Siding Products Buckeye Career Center & MRV Siding Supply Snyder Brothers Cline’s Plumbing & Heating Holmes-Wayne Electric Star Laser Inc. Co-Op Inc. Coblentz Chocolate Company Sweet Breeze Farm & Excavating Hummel Group Comfort Inn & Suites Swiss Valley Fence Joy Trucking Dutchman Hospitality Group The Ohio Floor Company Kaufman Realty & Auctions Eco-Seal Thompson Memorials E-Pak Manufacturing Killbuck Pizza Parlor Tom’s Custom Painting E & H Ace Hardware Little Cottage Co. Trail Farm Supply Feikert Concrete Maple Valley Fence Trail Tire First Federal Community Bank McKelvey’s Pub LLC TSC - Tractor Supply Co. Flying Ridge Ranch M.E.B. Systems Inc. Trade Mark Exteriors Tom & Cheryl Bird Mast Farm Service Troyer Cheese Fox’s Pizza Den Mast Tractor Sales United Fence Fryburg Excavating & Trucking Melway Paving Valley View Repair Grasshopper Property Metal Monkey Welding Village Motors Inc. Maintenance Inc. & Fabrication Walnut Creek Foods GRT Utilicorp Inc. Miller Septic Wayne Garage Door Guggisberg Cheese Mt. Hope Auction Weaver Leather Harold’s Equipment Ogi Trucking & Excavating West Side Automotive Heritage Signs LLC Ohio Ag Equipment WKLM HER Realtors Ormes Hardware of Berlin Yoder Home & Hardware Holmes Cheese Pioneer Trails of Walnut Creek Holmes Concrete Premier Pharmacy Yoder Lumber Company Inc. 26 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 Thank you to the 2018 Holmes County Junior Fair King & Queen I could not help but smile as I I am Kaylor handed out the awards and PeroneHello and it was a privilege to recognitions to my fellow 4-H’ers have ended my 4-H career as the during the fair. Recognition of reigning 2018 Holmes County their hard work, dedication and Junior Fair Queen. Becoming passion. I found myself reflecting Fair Queen was something I on my own experiences of 4-H; had always dreamed of as both from being a Clover Bud in my mom and aunt were 4-H the Pee Wee Hog Show to my members and Fair Queens. horse-contesting shows; the Additionally, I am extremely lifelong friends I made with my honored to represent a county fellow 4-H camp counselors and which has family and friends that campers; and the bonds created show so much support to our with my club members and other youth. The senior fair board, the Holmes county Fair participants. advisors, the volunteers, and the The Holmes County Fair creates community as a whole all come an opportunity for youth from together to support 4-H and different parts of the county, make it such a rich experience. different schools, and different backgrounds to come together My time as queen has flown and create memories they may by. While in crown, I was able never have had the chance to to attend other county fairs and experience. various community events. Attending these events has My advice to youth in the created many special memories community, join 4-H for an and reminded me how truly experience of a lifetime. My fortunate I am. Thank you to advice to 4-H’ers. Make the most everyone that has been so kind of your project… Make the most and supportive during this of 4-H. The skills you learn will journey. serve you well in the future. Set a goal, work hard, work together 4-H is great fun and an awesome and you will find success. opportunity to grow and learn. There are many life lessons Thank you for a great year woven into the 4-H fabric that Holmes County. will serve you well. You can learn about responsibility, the rewards Kaylor Perone of hard work and how it can be 2018 Holmes County fun at the same time. Junior Fair Queen OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 27 l. Production and Yearling - See Uniform Rules not enter the gate faster than a trot, must stop forward for 4-H Horse shows, page 30 to 36. motion by completely stopping, or doing a circle prior to Horses and Ponies starting the pattern. When using a chute for a run, there HORSES & PONIES (Class Code HRS) 10. All 1st year members must read the safety booklet, 4. Member project grades will be on the basis on must be a closed gate at the end of the chute, (see Circular 191R, and view 2 videos: Every Time, Every the project book, Skill-A-Thon, and basic 4-H project Sr. Superintendent: Danny Hipp page 56 of the Uniform Rules). Ride, and Kids and Ethics. knowledge. Committee: Jane Houin - chairperson, Pam Peebles, 4. Over & under ropes, crops, or whips are permitted. 11. Exercise: lll. HORSE SHOWS: Kelly Grassbaugh, Cindy Funk Hitting in front of girth will be cause for disqualification. A. In arena only. The Holmes County Fair is considered one 5 day show. Jr. Superintendent: Ally Ogi Per Uniform Rules for the 4-H horse shows page 44, 5. All classes not designated English or Western are Committee: Caroyln Rohr, Lauren Jones B. With adult supervision ONLY. you cannot enter both Western Pleasure and Ranch open to either. I. GENERAL RULES: C. Proper riding boots and helmet are to be worn at Horse Western Pleasure or Ranch Riding at the same 6. In the event there are less than 5 entries in any class, all times when riding. 1. All Junior Rules apply as listed in the Holmes County show. junior and senior classes will be combined and placed Fair Book, including health requirements and care of D. All horses or ponies must be under control at It is the responsibility of each 4-H member, not together. Late entries will not affect the separation of animals. all times. NO LOOSE HORSES IN THE ARENA AT advisors or horse committee members to keep a record classes (example 3 in Sr. and 2 in Jr. Western Pleasure ANY TIME. 2. A. 2019 Fair Entries Procedure: Fair entry forms and of classes entered and be present and on time at the and 1 Sr. entry after the July 1st deadline will still run PAS class forms will be accepted using the E. Horses or ponies may only be ridden or driven by START of each day’s show for tack and equipment as one class Western Pleasure). following website from June 1 - 11:59 p.m. the project owner. inspection. Disqualifications for illegal tack or attire 7. Scratching one class will result in the exhibitor July 1st: Holmes.osu.edu/penforms. All additions or F. Must have a bridle on horses at all times when are at the discretion of the judge of the day. being scratched from rest of classes. (if you scratch on corrections must be finished by July 1st. Class riding (saddles advised). 1. Tenderfoot classes will be offered to beginners with Tuesday you cannot show rest of fair). You may enter in entries (for pen assignments) must be in by July 1st. G. Lead, don’t ride outside. a 2 year limit. Riders may advance from Tenderfoot to additional classes as exhibition only. From July 2nd to July 15th there will be a $50.00 late more advanced classes during the season, but may not 12. Jr. Fair Exhibitors not following the rules of lV. FAIR PARTICIPATION entry fee. revert back to Tenderfoot. Classes will be judged at a competition will lose all awards, premiums, and will be 1. Registration/Stall Space: B. Horse Committee guidelines must be met to show. walk-trot only. Any other gait will cause disqualification banned from current and future Jr. Fair exhibition and in the class. (Three strides of a canter will disqualified A. Fair registration forms for all horse projects, 3. All youth age 19 and under participating in any 4-H competition opportunities as determined by the Sr. fair you). which includes a request for fair stalls, must be equestrian activity, are required to wear properly fitted board officials, 4-H Extension, with input from the 4-H submitted through the online form from June 1st protective headgear which meets or exceeds current Horse Committee. 2. The 4-H’er showing for their first year in Tenderfoot ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials SEI/ - July 1st. Failure to turn in forms by the deadline 13. If a 4-H/FFA project animal dies or is injured after may use the same horse/pony as an older sibling, as Safety equipment Institute) standards with the chin will result in not being able to participate in the fair. June 1st, the 4-H/FFA member may take a different long as they are in the immediate family and the other harness securely fastened at all times while riding or B. Use the penning assignment sheet to sign up for animal upon approval from the Horse Committee. Proof sibling is in Junior or Senior classes. Once the member driving an equine. It is the responsibility of the rider, of death or injury must be documented by an advisor starts the season sharing a horse they may not show the classes you will be entering. You will be or the parent or guardian of the youth participant, to and a veterinarian, then submitted to the committee any other horse until the next season. When sharing a expected to go in the classes you sign up for. If you make sure that the headgear worn complies with the for approval. The injury will only be considered if the horse/pony the Tenderfoot member loses their option decide to go in additional classes during the fair it appropriate safety standards for protective headgear animal is proved to be lame and unable to complete the to move to more advanced classes. It is the parents’ will be exhibition only (see rule 7 under horse intended for equestrian use, and is properly fitted show season. Points cannot be carried over from one responsibility to make sure the younger child is able to shows). All members must submit a photo of and in good condition. The Ohio 4-H Horse Program, animal to another. control the horse/pony. themselves and their horse by Aug. 1 to Show Committees, Officials, Extension Personnel [email protected]. Photos must be vertical 14. A representative of the horse committee will body 3. In all Gymkhana classes, horse/pony and rider may and Volunteer Leaders make no representation or headshot of member and horse. warranty, expressed or implied, about any protective condition score each horse at each clinic, show and be assisted up to the entrance gate, but the horse/pony headgear and cautions riders that death or serious fair. Any horses with a body condition score of 4 and and rider must enter the arena alone. The rider must Horses Continued... injury may result despite wearing such headgear, as below will be dismissed. no helmet can protect against all foreseeable injuries ll. PROJECTS: in equestrian activities. The Ohio 4-H Horse Program, 1. First, second and third year project members only Show Committees, Officials, Extension Personnel and are to take Beginning Horse Management. After this Volunteer Leaders may, at his/her discretion, check a project, you must take any of the advanced horse participant’s protective headgear for proper standards. project books available. If the youth is found to be wearing unapproved, defective, or improperly fitted headgear, he/she will not 2. First year member refers to members in their 1st year be permitted to participate in riding or driving activities of a horse project. until proper headgear is acquired. 3. A member may take two horse/pony project animals 4. Western dress code as per page 13 of the Uniform with the following stipulations: Rules for 4-H Horse Shows. A. Each horse/pony has its own project and record 5. English Dress code as per page 29 of the Uniform book. Rules for 4-H Horse Shows with the exception; B. It is not advisable to carry two projects unless the HELMET IS REQUIRED. member has 3 years’ experience in 4-H. 6. Horse’s Identification Form, including picture of C. Both animals may be shown in 4-H with the horse/pony, need to be in the Extension Office by June following qualification: 1st. If the papers are not in the office, the member I. The member must announce prior to the first cannot participate in any 4-H event and will not be show which animal is to count for PAS and eligible for stall space during the fair. indicate such on a county 4-H project form. The 7. All Categories: Must wear ASTM-SEI helmet. form must be filled out and in the extension office A. Tenderfoot - Members who have not cantered to participate in PAS classes. their horse/pony at a clinic or horse show. (2 year D. Minis may be entered as a third project and must limit). (Older 1st year members may advance at have their own project book. advisor discretion). B. Junior - 13 years of age and under as of Jan. 1st. C. Senior - 14 years of age and over as of Jan. 1st. Supreme Horse 8. As per Uniform Rules - all disputes must be taken to Showmanship Winners Show Steward. (Chair of the Horse Committee). 2016: Beth Boyles 9. All members must participate in one clinic or PAS 2017: Beth Boyles Show with their horse/pony (if taking 2 you must 2018: Kaylin Williams participate with both animals), to be eligible for the fair. 28 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 Horses Continued... Fair Officials, 4-H Extension, including the Fair 400 70 Senior Bareback Equitation 4-H CONTEST HORSE SHOW C. As fair stall space permits: Veterinarians). 400 71 Junior Bareback Equitation MONDAY • 9:30 AM I. Junior Fair exhibitors will be given stall space ll. Safety Hazard (as permitted by the Sr. 400 82 Senior Hunter Under Saddle 300 10 Senior Contest Showmanship (not eligible if you for one project. Fair Officials, with the input from the Advisors, showed in class 100 12) exhibitors, and 4-H Horse Committee). 400 84 Junior Hunter Under Saddle ll. A second project animal may be permitted to 400 86 Tenderfoot Hunter Under Saddle 300 12 Junior Contest Showmanship (not eligible if you stall at the fairgrounds as determined by the Sr. lll. Any other reasons must be taken to the Sr. showed in class 100 14) Fair Board, Horse Committee and the 4-H 400 92 Senior Hunt Seat Equitation Fair board Superintendents. Upon availability, 300 14 Tenderfoot Contest Showmanship (not eligible if Senior age 4-H members will get first priority for Extension Educator. 400 94 Junior Hunt Seat Equitation you showed in class 100 16) additional stalls. Minis are allowed as a third 4-H PLEASURE HORSE SHOW 400 96 Tenderfoot Hunt Seat Equitation project (see rule 3 d under projects). THURSDAY • 9:30 AM 300 16 Showman of Showmen Showmanship 400 131 Cross Rails class (Open to all Junior/ Seniors- lll. All horses/ponies exhibited at Fair are SENIOR- 14 AND OVER not limited to first year) 10 MINUTE WARM UP expected to be shown in either the pleasure, the JUNIOR- 13 AND UNDER 300 20 Senior Ranch Pleasure (not eligible if you contest or mini/trail show. 4-H VERSATILITY HORSE SHOW TENDERFOOT- 1ST YEAR MEMBERS (2 YEAR LIMIT) showed in class 400 32) IV. Only registered project animals, without a stall SECTION/CLASS DESCRIPTION - SPONSOR WEDNESDAY • 2 PM 300 22 Junior Ranch Pleasure (not eligible if you due to space limitations will be allowed to SUPREME SHOWMANSHIP (must have placed 1st or 100 12 Senior Showmanship E/W (not eligible to show showed in class 400 34) trailer-in for the Holmes County Jr. Fair. in class 300 10) 2nd in your showmanship class) V. All livestock exhibits must display a completed If you participate in Supreme Showmanship and win 300 24 Tenderfoot Ranch (not eligible if you showed in 100 14 Junior Showmanship E/W (not eligible to show class 400 36) Member/Animal Identification Card provided by in class 300 12) the Supreme Showmanship award, please plan on the Holmes County Fair. participating in Saturday’s Showman of Showman 300 26 Senior Ranch Riding 100 16 Tenderfoot Showmanship E/W (not eligible to event. 2. Fair Check In: show in class 300 14) 300 27 Junior Ranch Riding CLASSES FOR VERSATILITY: A. All stalled project animals must be in place by 10 MINUTE WARM UP 300 28 Tenderfoot Ranch Riding 7 p.m. Sunday, before opening day of fair, or forfeit Reining (May be pattern A or B Please be ready to stall space and the opportunity to compete in the 400 42 Senior/ Junior Western Dressage WDAA 2017 show both) 300 32 Senior Poles Intro Level Test 3 (Walk/Trot/ Canter) Jr. Fair Horse Show. Horse check in and body score Hunter under Saddle 300 34 Junior Poles condition score will be at 7:00 PM Sunday. 400 46 Tenderfoot Western Dressage WDAA 2017 Intro Western Horsemanship 300 36 Tenderfoot Poles B. All exhibitors will receive a packet of rules and Level Test 2 (Walk/ Trot) Barrels 300 42 Senior Stake Race reminders on their stall at check in and are 400 32 Senior Western Pleasure (not eligible to show responsible for reading and following all rules in class 300 20) 100 18 Mini Showmanship 300 44 Junior Stake Race and guidelines set forth in packet. This replaces the 400 66 Trail In Hand (Exhibitor cannot show same 300 46 Tenderfoot Stake Race mandatory barn meeting. 400 34 Junior Western Pleasure (not eligible to show in class 300 22) horse/pony in both trail classes) 300 52 Senior Keyhole 3. Fair Check Out: 400 60 Senior Trail 400 36 Tenderfoot Western Pleasure (not eligible to 300 54 Junior Keyhole A. All stalled project animals may NOT leave the show in class 300 24) 400 62 Junior Trail fairgrounds before 9:00 a.m. Sunday (the day after 300 56 Tenderfoot Keyhole 400 22 Senior Western Horsemanship 400 64 Tenderfoot Trail closing of the fair). And MUST BE REMOVED BY 300 62 Senior Barrels 4P.M. with the following exceptions: 400 24 Junior Western Horsemanship 400 100 Mini Jumping (12 to 24 inches) 4 jumps 300 64 Junior Barrels l. Illness or injury (as permitted by the Sr. 400 26 Tenderfoot Western Horsemanship 400 140 Cart Class Open to any cart horse/pony/mini 300 66 Tenderfoot Barrels 300 72 Senior Flags (DQ if you do not pick up flag, -10 sec. if you do not stick flag) 300 74 Junior Flags (DQ if you do not pick up flag, -10 sec. if you do not stick flag) 300 76 Tenderfoot Flags (DQ if you do not pick up flag, -10 sec. if you do not stick flag) 300 82 Senior Ball Race 300 84 Junior Ball Race 300 86 Tenderfoot Ball Race 300 92 Senior Down and Back 300 94 Junior Down and Back 300 96 Tenderfoot Down and Back 4-H FUN SHOW Friday, August 9, 2019 • 9:30 AM 1. Costume Class (10 minute tack change) 2. Catalog Race 3. Pony Express 4. Apple Bobbing Race 5. Sack Race 6. Cake Walk 7. Egg and Spoon 8. Dollar Bill Class 9. Toilet Paper Race • Each Horse may be entered in each class only once • Only 4-H members with a completed horse project may show in the Fun Show OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 29 6. All participants MUST INCLUDE PICTURES OF 17. Nursing females with Cria at their sides are Award Sponsor: East Holmes Veterinary Clinic THEIR ANIMALS OR ILR OR ARI REGISTRATIONS. If permitted during the fair for exhibition purposes only, Llama/Alpaca available, bring with entry and lease paperwork prior to not competition. 300 - CLASSIC ALPACA BEST IN SHOW LLAMA (Class Code LLA) June 1. 18. All project members must attend one llama/alpaca Sr. Superintendent: Nick Crider 7. Dress Code for 4-H shows include: dark leather or event prior to the fair or contact a committee member HALTER CLASS Committee: Rick Schafer - chairman, Deb Schafer, Eric hard type shoes (tennis shoes and open toed shoes for an alternate choice. If unattended, must do an extra Section/Class Description are not acceptable), plain white sleeved shirts, tucked Shaver, Cheryl Shaver, Shannon Miller poster or one page essay. 300 10 - Combined male, female, non-breeder into long black pants or knee length skirts (no shorts or conformation and fiber class no placings, but Jr. Superintendent: Laura Irwin skorts). 100 - LLAMA / ALPACA SHOWMANSHIP CLASS participation required. Committee: Olivia Gerber 8. All project animals must be four months old by June Award Sponsor: East Holmes Veterinary Clinic 1 to show at the Fair. Section/Class Description ENTRY RULES 9. Project animals cannot be shown by anyone other 100 10 Advanced Showmanship (3 years or more than the 4-H/FFA participant assigned to that animal in experience) 400 - LLAMA/ALPACA FUN CLASSES 1. All project members and exhibits must follow all another 4-H event between June 1 and the Fair. Holmes County Jr. Fair General Rules and conform to Award Sponsors: (Participants must choose at least five classes) Livestock Exhibit Health Requirements listed previously 10. All project members will participate in Grand Champion-Classy Critters 4-H Club - In Memory Section/Class Description in this fair book. Presently no health certificate is Showmanship classes by ages or years of Llama/ of Ami Breitenbucher Alpaca Showmanship experience. Classes may be 400 10 Youth Obstacle required to exhibit a llama; however, the animal must Reserve Grand Champion- Breeze Hill Llama Farm show no evidence of contagious or infectious disease. combined at the discretion of the committee, due to 400 20 Youth Costume participation numbers. 100 11 Intermediate Showmanship (Less than 3 yrs. 400 30 Youth Pack 2. All livestock, to be exhibited, must be entered on or experience) before July 1 or space will not be available for exhibit. A. Beginner (First year members) 400 50 Youth Public Relations Award Sponsors: A. 2019 FAIR ENTRIES PROCEDURE: Fair Entry B. Intermediate (Less than 3 years’ experience) 400 70 Youth Timed Egg & Spoon Race Grand Champion-Holmes Pest Control, Inc. Forms (for pen assignments) will be accepted using C. Advanced (3 years or more experience) 400 80 Youth Timed Sack Race the following website from June 1 – 11:59 p.m. D. Supreme Showmanship (1st Place Showman Reserve Grand Champion- Breeze Hill Llama Farm 400 90 Youth Cart July 1: http://Holmes.osu.edu/penforms. There will in Classes A, B & C above compete for eligibility in 100 12 Beginner Showmanship (First year members) be a $50 late entry fee for forms received from Showman of Showmen Contest) July 2 – July 15. Award Sponsors: 11. All members are responsible for the care of their OUTSTANDING PROJECTS Grand Champion - Holmes County Llama Committee B. Club guidelines must be met to show. project animals for the duration of the fair and are Advanced Llama/Alpaca 3. Member must attend a pre-evaluation or project- expected to respect the barn rules of etiquette. Reserve Grand Champion – Holmes County Llama Committee Award Sponsor: East Holmes Veterinary Clinic specific evaluation event to be eligible for the Junior 12. All participants must enter at least 5 of the Fun Intermediate Llama/Alpaca Fair. 4-H member project grades will be determined by Show classes. 100 13 Supreme Showmanship Award Sponsor: Holmes Concrete, Inc. an interview evaluation (Skill-a-thon), covering project 13. Pens must be cleaned out before animals can leave Award Sponsor: Holmes County Llama Committee book subject matter and basic 4-H/FFA knowledge. the fairgrounds at the 9:00 AM release time Sunday If members are unable to attend project-specific morning after the fair. Any monetary rewards provided county evaluations, they must attend one of two by Committee will be released upon completion of the 200 - CLASSIC LLAMA BEST IN SHOW Supreme Llama/Alpaca pre-evaluation events, scheduled prior to the project- cleaning of the pens. HALTER CLASS specific evaluations. Members who do not attend Showmanship Winners project-specific county evaluations are not eligible for 14. Outstanding Llama/Alpaca Project will be based Section/Class Description 2016: Morganne Balder Outstanding Market Livestock Awards. on a combination of Skill-A-Thon actual score, 200 10 - Combined male, female, non-breeder 2017: Tallie Troyer Showmanship placing (with 50 points for 1st, 45 points A. Members attending Livestock Evaluation/Skill-a- conformation and fiber class no placings, but 2018: Tallie Troyer for 2nd, 40 points for 3rd, etc.), Fun show placing (with participation required. thon must bring an educational poster or flip card, 10 points for 1st, 8 points for 2nd, 6 for 3rd, etc.) and a 5 as assigned at Llama Learn Day, to be used as part point bonus will be given to the “Best in Show” winner. of their interview evaluation. 15. All project members must participate in Llama/ 4. All Livestock exhibits must display a completed Alpaca Learn Day - or participate in an APPROVED Member/Animal Identification Card provided by the ALTERNATIVE EVENT if unable to attend. Holmes County Fair. 16. Participants are limited to one animal per child per 5. Lease agreement forms must be turned into the class. Llama Learn Day participant is responsible to Extension Office prior to June 1. pick up flip cards. 30 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 placed in Junior Division. An exhibitor may take 3 exhibits 12. Members can only bring 2 Market Ducks to the Award Sponsors: of commercial, fancy and/or duck and geese per division. official weigh-in as their Pen of 2. Grand Champion - Village Motors Poultry A. An exhibit is defined as: 13. If a bird in the Pen of 3 dies it cannot be replaced during POULTRY Class Code POU Reserve Grand Champion - Troy Miller Agencies fair week. Member will show their remaining bird(s) in the i. Commercial Poultry Class (project 150CEP)- 2 140 30 Intermediate Poultry Showmanship (Ages 12, Sr. Superintendent: Trevor Ogi market class and sell at the end at the end of the broiler pullets of same breed or variety to be judged on 13 or 14) Committee: Steve Waltman - chairman, their value as egg producers. sale on Friday. On Sunday, sale birds may be replaced after Melissa Boughman, Kelly Reusser, Sara Sponseller-Uhl, being tagged by a Poultry Committee member. Award Sponsors: ii. Fancy Poultry Class (project 150CE) – A Sarah Humphrey, Ashley Porter, Jara & Kevin Brown, Grand Champion - The Daily Record breeding pair consisting of one male and one 14. The order of the show is as follows: All Market Dick & Bonnie Porter Reserve Grand Champion - Shreve Pizza Parlor female to be judged on their appearance, fitness, Classes (Broilers and Turkeys), Breeds, Ducks/Geese, Jr. Superintendent: A.J. Jones and overall representation of breed standard. Showmanship. The order of exhibitors will be determined 140 40 Junior Poultry Showmanship (Under 11 Years by computer scrambling of the exhibitors checked in Committee: Lexi Ogi, Becca Schuch of Age) iii. Fancy Ducks and Geese (project 150DE or at the fair. Each exhibit will be judged individually in ENTRY RULES 150GE) - 1 male and 1 female per division accordance with industry standards. Exhibits will be Award Sponsors: 1. All project members and exhibits must follow all iv. Turkey, exhibition (Fancy) (Project 150 TE) eliminated by judges decision and records kept with area Grand Champion - Bill & Raquel Miller & Family Holmes County Jr. Fair General Rules and conform to Heritage turkey any sex. Market turkeys not assistant. Individual show numbers to be recorded with Reserve Grand Champion - The Daily Record arena assistant and final exhibits will return to the ring. Livestock Exhibit Health Requirements listed previously accepted in this class, Turkeys will be judged on 150 - TURKEY SHOWMANSHIP in this fair book. the appearance, fitness and overall representation Top 10 exhibits will be placed and judges’ decision is final. of the breed standard. Section/Class Description 2. All livestock to be exhibited must be entered on 15. Market poultry will be the only poultry sold at the Jr. 150 20 Senior Turkey Showmanship (Ages 15 and over) an entry form on or before July 1 or space will not be 6. Only one exhibit for the broilers, one exhibit for Fair Livestock Sale. available for exhibit. the market duck and one for the turkey project can 16. The Poultry Committee requires that pine shavings be Award Sponsors: be exhibited per exhibitor and sold at the Jr. Market used for all poultry. Grand Champion - Dona Schaffner Roberts A. 2019 FAIR ENTRIES PROCEDURE: Fair Entry Forms livestock sale. (for pen assignments) are to be submitted online 17. Pens are to be kept cleaned. Water is to remain with Reserve Grand Champion - Holmes County Farm Bureau 7. All poultry are obtained by the exhibitor themselves. through the extension office website: http://Holmes. birds at all times. Destination of market pens will be 150 30 Intermediate Turkey Showmanship (Ages 12, 13 or 14) osu.edu/penforms. Please specify the number of If purchased from a registered NPIP (National Poultry marked on the exhibitor’s name tag on front of cage. Do cages needed to house your non-market livestock Improvement Plan) hatchery, a copy of the NPIP not remove the card. Committee will transport market Award Sponsors: exhibits. certificate (VS form 9-3) must be requested at the time of poultry exhibits that are designated for processing at the Grand Champion - Killbuck Handy Helpers 4-H Club purchase of your birds and must accompany your birds committees chosen processor. Re-tagging by committee B. Market livestock exhibitors must also submit a Reserve Grand Champion - Backyard Buddies 4-H Club to the fair. If you hatch your own birds or purchase them is permitted as needed for this process. photo which includes the exhibitor and the animal, from anywhere other than an NPIP registered hatchery, 150 40 Junior Turkey Showmanship (Under 11 Years of Age) 18. Birds can be replaced on the Sunday following the which will be used for Buyer cards. The you must have your birds blood tested for Pullorum 30 Award Sponsors: fair from 8:00-10:00AM to complete the Pen of Market pictures are to be landscape orientation and sent to days or less prior to fair check-in on August 5, 2019 (time Broilers or Market Ducks for the buyer. Grand Champion - P&G IGA [email protected] no later than July 30. TBA) and bring proof of negative blood test to check Reserve Grand Champion - The Daily Record C. Club guidelines must be met to show and sell. in. Blood tests are at the expense of the exhibitor. NPIP 19. If an exhibitor’s pen is found to be unacceptable (clean bedding, food and water at all times), a notification 160 - SUPREME SHOWMANSHIP 3. Member must attend a pre-evaluation or project- paperwork must be from 2019. will be placed on the pen with the date and time. The specific evaluation event to be eligible for the Junior 8. Broiler and Turkey Projects will be weighed and Section/Class Description exhibitor will have four (4) hours to become compliant. Fair. 4-H member project grades will be determined by checked for external parasites or ill health upon check-in First warning will be the warning. Second warning will 160 50 Supreme Poultry Showmanship an interview evaluation (Skill-a-thon), covering project at the fair. Birds should be clean and fit for show at result in not being able to sell. Third warning will result Award Sponsor: Holmes County Poultry Committee book subject matter and basic 4-H/FFA knowledge. weigh-in. Any exhibit found not in compliance with fair in a one year suspension from exhibiting the project in If members are unable to attend project-specific book guidelines and/or in ill health will be unable to 200 - POULTRY BREED CLASSES question in the Holmes County Fair. Warnings are not to county evaluations, they must attend one of two exhibit at the fair. be removed by the exhibitor. Poultry superintendent will Section/Class Description pre-evaluation events, scheduled prior to the project- 9. One Broad Breasted White tom turkey is a Turkey remove when the pen meets the acceptable criteria. 200 10 Commercial Poultry Senior (Hatched previous year) specific evaluations. Members who do not attend Project exhibit. The turkey project should weigh no less 20. There will be a penalty for not providing feed project-specific county evaluations are not eligible for than 18 pounds and not more than 45 pounds. Turkeys 200 20 Commercial Poultry Junior (Hatched current year) and water sufficient to last until birds are sent to Outstanding Market Livestock Awards. weighing less than 18 pounds will be sent home. processor on Sunday afternoon. 200 30 Fancy Poultry Senior (Hatched previous year) 4. All Livestock exhibits must display a completed 10. A Pen of Broilers consists of: Three (3) White POULTRY SHOWMANSHIP ENTRY RULES 200 40 Fancy Poultry Junior (Hatched current year) Member/Animal Identification Card provided by the Cornish Rock broiler birds equal in size, uniformity and Champion Poultry Project Holmes County Fair. conformation. The broiler exhibit must weigh no less than 1. Showmanship classes are divided by 1st year project 5. Poultry hatched before January 1st are placed in 12 pounds and not more than 24 pounds per pen of 3. All members and by age of Exhibitor as of January 1, 2018 Award Sponsors: Senior Division. Poultry hatched after January 1st are pens weighing between 10 and 12 pounds will show in an A. Junior - 11 years or younger Grand Champion - Burgett Insurance Agency underweight class and sell last. Pens weighing less than B. Intermediate - 12, 13 or 14 years old 10 pounds will be sent home .Members may only bring 3 300 – FANCY DUCKS AND GEESE Supreme Poultry Market Broilers to the official weigh-in as their Pen of 3. C. Senior - 15 years and over Section/Class Description Showmanship Winners 11. A Pen of Two Market Ducks consists of: Two White 2. All participants will be automatically entered into the 300 10 Ducks and Geese appropriate showmanship division. All exhibitors are Peking ducks equal in size, uniformity and conformation. Award Sponsors: 2016: Shane Troyer encouraged to participate in showmanship. 2017: Orlena Latsch The Market Duck exhibit must weigh a minimum of 8 pounds and not more than 16 pounds. All ducks must be Grand Champion - Holmes Pest Control 2018: Walker Uhl 3. Poultry Showmanship includes Broilers, Pullets, hatched BETWEEN June 16– June 26, 2019. Fancy Poultry, Commercial Poultry, Market Ducks, Fancy 900 - POULTRY MARKET CLASSES Ducks and Geese. 900 10 Market Turkey SUPREME SHOWMANSHIP ENTRY RULES Award Sponsors: 1. The class will consist of current year division winners. Grand Champion - Holmes Pest Control A. In the event a member has been selected as Reserve Grand Champion - Robert & Debbie Keim Family Grand Champion in both Poultry and Turkey, the 900 20 Pen of Three Broilers member must choose which animal to show in the Supreme Showmanship Class. Award Sponsors: 2. Grand Champion chicken showman will need to be Grand Champion - Hummel Group available on Tuesday for the Supreme Showmanship Reserve Grand Champion - The Daily Record control. 900 30 Pen of Two Market Ducks 140 - POULTRY SHOWMANSHIP Award Sponsors: Section/Class Description Grand Champion - The Boughman Family 140 20 Senior Poultry Showmanship (Ages 15 and over) Reserve Grand Champion - The Nicholson Family OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 31 Doe, Jr. Buck, Jr. Doe). These classes may be joined at B. Single Fryer: welcome to participate. Exhibitors must also be par- the judge’s discretion. All exhibitors may enter no more i. Single fryer MUST be on the penning assign- ticipating in a Market, Breeding, or Pet Rabbit project. Rabbits than one rabbit in each class, except where required ment form in order to show in this class at fair. There will be two contests that may be entered. Best RABBITS All Breeds (Class Code RAB) in the herd class. The herd class will consist of 1 Sr. Coordinating Costume class includes participation from ii. A single fryer must meet the same age and Sr. Superintendent: Matt Feikert Buck, 1 Sr. Doe, and 2 of their Junior or Intermediate both the rabbit and exhibitor. Each must be in costume. aged offspring (also must all be the same breed). It is weight requirements as the pen of three fryers Best Rabbit Costume class involves participation of the Committee: Jenni Clark - chairman, Roxane Allen, recommended that any rabbit in breed classes be at listed above. You may enter only 1 rabbit in the rabbit only. You must not dress the animal in a costume Jason Gurley, Mandi Howard, Crystal Stroh, Kari Stump, least 4 1/4 months of age at the time of the show. single fryer class. It can be either a buck or a that could cause physical harm to the animal. Classes Alex Miller doe. You may choose to use 1 rabbit from your 7. Market or Fryer Projects: (Pen of Three Fryers and may be judged on originality/creativity, quality of cos- Jr. Superintendent: Anna Irwin pen of three fryers entry or you may bring a tume(s), theme, humor, and/or overall presentation. Single Fryer) An exhibitor MUST be enrolled in the different one. Committee: Kaylin Snyder, Gracie Manges Market Rabbit Project in order to take a Pen of Three 15. Bred By Exhibitor Award- Must bring breeding doe Fryers and /or a Single Fryer to the fair. iii. A single fryer will NOT be sold in the Market along with her fryers to tattooing, but the breeding doe Livestock Sale unless the animal is a member of does not have to be brought to the fair. ENTRY RULES A. Pen of Three Fryers: your pen of three fryers entry. 16. All market exhibitors are responsible for food and 1. All project members and exhibitors must follow all i. A pen of three fryers must consist of three iv. All entries in the single fryer class must have a Holmes County Jr. Fair General Rules and conform to rabbits. water dishes available to their projects until they are permanent, legible tattoo. picked up for slaughter or taken home. Livestock Exhibit Health Requirements listed previously ii. All must be of the same breed and variety (3 in this fair book. Rabbits are not required to have health 8. Pet Rabbit Project: An exhibitor MUST be enrolled SHOWMANSHIP RULES INCLUDING SUPREME Brokens or 3 Solids). in the pet rabbit project to enter their rabbit in the pet papers. All rabbits, including pet projects, MUST be 1. Showmanship classes are divided by age of exhib- permanently tattooed in the left ear for identification iii. A pen of three fryers does not necessarily rabbit show. This project is meant for exhibitors who have to come from the same litter. want to house train their pet and have it be an active itor as of January 1. All exhibitors are encouraged to purposes. All tattooing must be done prior to coming participate and will automatically be entered into the onto the fairgrounds. No sick animals will be admitted iv. A pen of three fryers may be bred and raised member of the household. It is also for those exhibitors who have a mixed breed rabbit. All exhibitors enrolled appropriate age group. Showmanship classes are as or allowed to remain on the fairgrounds. The Fair Vet- by the exhibitor, or they may be purchased from follows. erinarian shall have unquestioned authority to dismiss a breeder. in this project are encouraged to exhibit their animal at the fair. These animals will be judged in the Pet Rabbit A. Junior Showmanship: Is for those participants and/or treat any animal not cared for by the exhibitor v. Age limit for a fryer is ten weeks, and does or his/her representative. All rabbits are expected to Show ONLY. They will NOT be permitted entry into who are ages 11 and under as of January 1. MUST NOT be bred earlier than 100 days before the regular All Breed Show to compete against other be provided with food, water, and clean bedding on a the show. B. Intermediate Showmanship: Is for those partici regular basis. rabbits of the same breed. The pet show will be judged pants who are ages 12 -14 as of January 1. vi. If a pen of fryers is purchased from a breeder, on exhibitor knowledge, condition of the rabbit, and 2. All livestock to be exhibited must be entered on an you MUST be in possession of the fryer animals basic showmanship techniques. All pet rabbits MUST C. Senior Showmanship: Is for those participants entry form, which is July 1, or no space will be available by the mandatory tattooing date, and the breeder be permanently tattooed in the left ear. Tattooing for who are ages 15 and over as of January 1. for your animal(s) at the fair. Forms are available on the MUST have followed the breeding date guideline Pet Rabbit and Breeding Rabbit will be held July 13 2. Supreme Showmanship Class: The current year Extension Office website. listed in section v above. from 10:00-11:00 AM. NOTE: Pet rabbit projects are NOT Junior, Intermediate and Senior Showmanship Class A. 2019 FAIR ENTRIES PROCEDURE: Fair Entry vii. Mandatory identification of the Pen of Three eligible to show in any other class including regular winners are eligible to compete in the Supreme Show- Forms (for pen assignments) will be accepted using Fryers (by permanent tattooing) MUST be done showmanship. manship Class. Past Supreme Showmanship winners the following website: http://Holmes.osu.edu/ on July 13, 2019, 8:00-10:00 AM at the Holmes 9. Dress Code for the Show: Accepted dress for the are also eligible to compete in this class every year penforms. County Fairgrounds. rabbit show will consist of the following: a long sleeved they remain in 4-H/FFA, regardless of their current year age class placing. B. Market livestock exhibitors must also submit viii. Exhibitors may bring up to 6 fryer rabbits shirt or lab coat in the color of light blue or white, and a photo which includes the exhibitor and the to be tattooed. Ownership of each rabbit will long pants. No shorts or open-toed shoes. 100 - RABBIT SHOWMANSHIP animal, which will be used for Buyer cards. The be connected to a single exhibitor. There will be 10. ONLY pine shavings (NO cedar shavings/ sawdust) Section/Class Description pictures are to be landscape orientation and sent to no “family” ownership. and/or wheat straw will be accepted as bedding for 100 20 Senior Showmanship (Ages 15 and Up) [email protected] no later than July 30. all rabbit projects during the fair. This is to protect the ix. There will be a special award given at the Award Sponsors: C. All exhibitors MUST have met their individual 4-H show to the highest placing Fryer Pen that was health of your animal. club or organization’s rules and guidelines in order bred and raised by the exhibitor. In order to 11. No locks on cages: In case of an emergency, the Grand Champion - Loudonville Farmers Equity to show and/or sell at the fair. qualify for this award, you must bring one of the vet must have access to your animal(s). Reserve Grand Champion - Ian Hanna 3. Member must attend a pre-evaluation or proj- production does with you to mandatory tattooing. 12. All cages must have wire bottoms unless written 100 30 Intermediate Showmanship (Ages 12-14) ect-specific evaluation event to be eligible to exhibit x. All pens of three fryer exhibits WILL be sold approval is given by the rabbit committee. A limited Award Sponsors: at the Junior Fair. 4-H member project grades will be in the Market Livestock Sale. Due to the number of wire bottoms will be available if you cannot determined by an interview evaluation (Skill-a-thon), requirements of the Market Livestock Sale provide your own. Grand Champion -Hanna Farms covering project book subject matter and basic 4-H/ Committee, the following guidelines will be 13. All pens MUST be cleaned by 10 AM each morning FFA knowledge. If members are unable to attend followed for the weigh-in process. Rabbits Continued... project-specific county evaluations, they must attend and as needed during the day. If an exhibitor’s pen is one of two pre-evaluation events, scheduled prior to a. The pen of three fryer projects will be found to be unacceptable (i.e., soiled bedding, no food, the project-specific evaluations. Members who do officially weighed in from NOON-2 PM on the no water or dirty water), an advisor of the club will be are not judged at pre- evaluation are not eligible for Sunday before the fair. notified and a limit of 2 hours will be given to take cor- Outstanding Market Livestock Awards. b. You may only weigh in 3 rabbits total, and rective action and be compliant. A notification will also be placed on the pen. First warning will be reported to 4. All Livestock exhibits must display a completed they will only be weighed one time. (We advise that you weigh them & choose your your advisor. Second warning will result in not being Member/Animal Identification Card provided by the able to sell, if a market pen. Third warning will be a one Holmes County Fair. pen at home prior to coming onto the fairgrounds.) year suspension from exhibiting the project in question. 5. The Holmes County Jr. Fair Rabbit Committee has All pens must be cleaned by 10am each morning and adopted the standards established by the American c. In order to check each market rabbit into as needed throughout the day. Warnings are not to be Rabbit Breeder’s Association in an attempt to maintain the fair, each animal must weigh 2.5 lbs (2 lbs. removed by the exhibitor. Rabbit committee will remove a standard consistent with those being instituted at 8 oz.) or more. Any animals who do not meet the warning card when the pen meets the acceptable Ohio State level. Note: Animals not meeting breed this requirement will be sent home. criteria. standards will NOT be disqualified, they will be down- d. Minimum weight is 3.5 pounds per animal 14. Rabbit Costume Class- All rabbit exhibitors are placed. and maximum weight is 5.5 pounds per 6. Breeding Rabbit Project: An exhibitor MUST be animal. If these weight requirements are not enrolled in the Breeding Rabbit project in order to take met (i.e. 2.5 lbs – 3.49 lbs or over 5.5 lbs.), the Supreme Rabbit a rabbit to the fair for entry into the regular All Breed exhibit will automatically be entered in the Show. Taking this project does not mean that you must Over/Under Weight Class and will not Showmanship Winners breed your rabbit! All breeding project animals must compete for placing. 2016: Anna Irwin be in the possession of the exhibitor by June 1. Breed e. Grand & Reserve Market Fryers are 2017: Jillian Gurley classes will be divided into four or six classes accord- terminal. 2018: Anne Straits ing to age and sex. (Sr. Buck, Sr. Doe, Inter. Buck, Inter. 32 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 800 - PET RABBIT CLASSES Class Codes: 520-English Angora Rabbits Continued... Reserve Grand Champion - Dona Schaffner Roberts 800 20 Senior Pet Rabbit (Exhibitors Ages 15 & Up) 10-Senior Buck 530-Belgian Hare 20-Senior Doe 100 40 Junior Showmanship (Ages 8-11) Award Sponsors: 540-Britania Petite 30-Intermediate Buck Award Sponsors: Champion - 550-Standard Chinchilla 40-Intermediate Doe 560-Dutch Grand Champion –Steve, Sara, Laura & Emily Miller 800 30 Intermediate Pet Rabbit (Exhibitors Ages 12-14) 50-Junior Buck 570-Dwarf Hotot Reserve Grand Champion - Variegated Clovers 4-H Award Sponsors: 60-Junior Doe Club Champion - 580-English Spot BREED CATEGORY 100 60 Supreme Showmanship 800 40 Junior Pet Rabbit (Exhibitors Ages 8-11) 590-Florida White Section Codes Award Sponsor: Drs. Jim & Holly Conway Award Sponsors: 600-Harlequin 210-American Champion - 610-Himalayan 200 -RABBIT BREED CLASSES 220-Giant Angora 620-Jersey Wooly Award Sponsors: 900 - MARKET RABBIT CLASSES 230-Beveren Grand Champion- Gary Uhl Family 900 10 Pen of Three Fryers 240-Californian 630-Lilac Reserve Grand Champion- James Klingler Family Award Sponsors: 250-Champagne D’Argent 640-Holland Lop Commercial Breed Champion Grand Champion - McMillen Tours 260-Checkered Giant 650-Mini Lop Award Sponsors: Reserve Grand Champion - WKLM Radio 270-American Chinchilla 660-Mini Rex Grand Champion-Robert Hines, Attorney at Law 900 20 Single Fryer 280-Giant Chinchilla 670-Netherland Dwarf 290-Cinnamon Reserve Grand Champion –Buckeye 4-H Club Award Sponsors: 680-Polish 300-Creme D’Argent Fancy Breed Champion Grand Champion - A Friend of 4-H 690-Rex Reserve Grand Champion - Anita Hall, Holmes County 310-Flemish Giant 700-Rhinelander Award Sponsors: Recorder 320-Blanc de Hotot 710-Silver Marten Grand Champion - Robert and Susan Collett Costume Class 330-English Lop Reserve Grand Champion - Feikert Club Pigs 720-Tan 910 Rabbit Costume Class- Best Coordinating Costume 340-French Lop Best in Show - 730-Havana (Both child and animal in costume) 350-New Zealand Award Sponsors: 740-Silver 920 Rabbit Costume Class- Best Rabbit (Animal only in 360-Palomino 750-Lionhead Grand Champion - Holmes County Rabbit Committee costume) 370-Satin 760-Mini Satin 200 10 Herd Class Award Sponsors: 380-Silver Fox 300 – BRED BY EXHIBITOR Champion Rabbit and Exhibitor Costume - The Allen 390- Argente Brun 770-Thrianta 300 20 Bred By Exhibitor Family 400-Satin Angora 800-Pet Rabbit Award Sponsors: Champion Rabbit Costume - 410- French Angora 900-Market Rabbit Grand Champion - Entry Example: 500-American Fuzzy Lop 910-Costume Class-Coordinating Costume Reserve Grand Champion - A Junior Satin Buck would be registered as 370/50 510-American Sable 920-Costume Class-Rabbit Only

1. All project members and exhibits must follow all B. Club guidelines must be met to show and sell. there no more than two lambs tagged per exhibitor. Holmes County Jr. Fair General Rules and conform to C. Market livestock exhibitors must also submit 7. All wethers are to be castrated by cutting or Sheep Livestock Exhibit Health Requirements listed previously a photo which includes the exhibitor and the banding and must not have any testicular development in the Fair Book. SHEEP - All Breeds (Class Code SHP) animal, which will be used for Buyer cards. The NO PINCHING is allowed. 2. All livestock, to be exhibited, must be entered on pictures are to be sent to HCLivetockphotos@gmail. Sr. Superintendent: Mike Sprang 8. Market Lamb classes will be determined upon an entry form on or before July 1 or space will not be com no later than July 30. official weight at weigh-in, Sunday, August 4, 2019 at a Committee: Kevin Fair & Nate Klink - co-chairs, Craig Houin available for exhibit. 3. Member must attend a pre-evaluation or project- time that is yet to be determined. Jr. Superintendent: Chloe Shumaker A. 2019 FAIR ENTRIES PROCEDURE: Fair Entry specific evaluation event to be eligible for the Junior 9. All Market Lambs must be slick shorn. Committee: Maddie Cochran Forms (for pen will be assignments) are available Fair. 4-H member project grades will be determined by 10. A sheep’s body condition score needs to be a 2 ENTRY RULES on the Extension Office website: http://Holmes.osu. an interview evaluation (Skill-a-thon), covering project edu/penforms. book subject matter and basic 4-H/FFA knowledge. or higher, which is determined by the vet, to allow If members are unable to attend project-specific eligibility to show. county evaluations, they must attend one of two 11. No exhibitor may receive additional assistance in pre-evaluation events, scheduled prior to the project- handling his or her animal inside the ring. specific evaluations. Members who do not attend SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP ENTRY RULES project-specific county evaluations are not eligible for Outstanding Market Livestock Awards. 1. Showmanship classes are divided by age of exhibitor as of January 1st. 4. All Livestock exhibits must display a completed Member/Animal Identification Card provided by the A. Junior 11 years and under Holmes County Fair. B. Intermediate 12 to 14 years 5. All Jr. Livestock ewe sheep must be scrapie tagged. C. Senior 15 years and over 6. All Market Lamb projects must be tagged on Saturday, 2. For showmanship points to count for Outstanding May 18, 2019 between 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM. Exhibitors Market Exhibitor, you must show your market lamb. may tag two but may only exhibit and sell one lamb. SUPREME SHOWMANSHIP ENTRY RULES Siblings may tag their lambs in as a family so as long as 1. The class will consist of the Champion of the junior, Supreme Sheep intermediate and senior division winners. Showmanship Winners Section/Class Description 2016 Kerrin Fair 100 - SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP 2017 Chloe Shumaker 100 20 Senior Showmanship (Ages 15 and Up) 2018 Katie Sprang Sheep Continued... OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 33 Sheep Continued... Award Sponsors: Award Sponsors: Grand Champion - State Representative Dave Hall Grand Champion - Shreve Hardware & Supply, Ltd Reserve Grand Champion - Sweet Breeze Farms & Reserve Grand Champion - Sue Overholt Family Excavating, LLC 100 30 Intermediate Showmanship (Ages 12 thru 14) 900 - MARKET LAMBS Award Sponsors: 900 11 Weight Class 1 Grand Champion - Coleman Club Lambs Award Sponsor: Holmes County Farm Bureau Reserve Grand Champion - Sue Overholt Family 900 12 Weight Class 2 100 40 Junior Showmanship (Ages 11 and Under) Award Sponsor: Holmes County Farm Bureau Award Sponsors: 900 13 Weight Class 3 Grand Champion - Millersburg Electric Reserve Grand Champion - East Holmes Veterinary Award Sponsor: Hendrix Grain Transport Clinic 900 14 Weight Class 4 100 50 Supreme Showmanship Award Sponsor: Sweet Breeze Farms & Excavating, LLC Award Sponsor: Guy & JoAnne Stallman 900 15 Weight Class 5 100 60 Adult Showmanship (By nomination only) Award Sponsor: Fair Family Farm SHEEP BREEDING CLASSES Grand Champion Market Lamb Section Codes: Award Sponsors: 200- Spring Ewe Lamb (Born after 1/1/19) Grand Champion - Farm Credit Mid-America 300- Fall Ewe Lamb (Born 8/15/18-12/31/18) Reserve Grand Champion - Feikert Farms Banners - Exodus Cycles 400- Yearling Ewe (1 to 2 Years of Age) 500- Aged Ewe (Over 2 Years of Age) Champion Breeding Ewe

determined by an interview evaluation (Skill-a- inspected by the Committee. 15. WASH RACKS - Be courteous when you are Swine thon), covering project book subject matter and 8. Pen decorations are not required. However, finished washing your hog, please hose pen out basic 4-H/FFA knowledge. If members are unable weight card (provided by Holmes Co. Fair) and Buyer so it is ready for the next exhibitor to use. Please SWINE (Class Code SWN) to attend project-specific county evaluations, they Thank You are mandatory. take your supplies with you so they don’t come up must attend one of two pre-evaluation events, missing. Sr. Superintendent: Tim Feikert & Kyle Hanna 9. Market Hog classes will be determined, based scheduled prior to the project-specific evaluations. Committee: Lisa Hipp - chairman, Eric Strouse, Members who do not attend project-specific county upon weight at official weigh-in by the Swine Kathy Ringwalt, Anicia Smith, Mike Sprang, Jason evaluations are not eligible for Outstanding Market Committee. For health requirements refer to the ODA SWINE SHOWMANSHIP ENTRY RULES Shumaker, Dave Casey, Keaton Strouse, Matt Sprang Livestock Awards. rules 901:1-18-10 in the front of this book. 1. Showmanship classes are divided by age of Jr. Superintendent: Megan Jones 4. All Livestock exhibits must display a completed 10. Grooming Practices: On show day, all hogs may exhibitor as of January 1st. Committee: Josh Rhamey, Brayden Shumaker, Member/Animal Identification Card provided by the be washed with soap or shampoo and water. Any A. Junior - 11 years and under substance enhancing the appearance of the hog, Ashley Tate, Garrett Houin Holmes County Fair. This card must be displayed on B. Intermediate - 12 to 14 years the pen by 10am Sunday after weigh-ins. Once a pig except water, will not be acceptable and may be grounds for disqualification. The wash racks will ENTRY RULES is assigned a pen it MUST stay in that pen for the C. Senior - 15 years and older week. No switching of pens. remain open at all times. 1. All project members and exhibits must follow all 2. The Supreme Showmanship class will consist 11. All hogs must be weighed-in Sunday, August 4, Holmes County Jr. Fair General Rules and conform 5. All Market Swine project members may show of the Grand Champion Showmen from the Senior, 2019, 6am-10am to Livestock Exhibit Health Requirements listed and sell one animal but may be tagged as a family Intermediate and Junior classes. previously in the Fair Book. unit, immediate family/sibling up to 2 hogs per A. EACH HOG WILL BE WEIGHED ONE TIME 3. Show order will rotate yearly. The 2019 showman- exhibitor. Centralized tagging will take place on ONLY. ship show order will be Junior, Senior, Intermediate. 2. All livestock, to be exhibited, must be entered on Saturday, May 11, 2019 and on Saturday, May 18, B. However, if the exhibitor’s animal weights less 100 - SWINE SHOWMANSHIP an entry form on or before July 1, 2019 or space will 2019 at Harvest Ridge. They will both begin at 7:00 not be available for exhibit. than 200# or over 300#, they may substitute their Section/Class Description AM and end at 10:00 AM. Your hog MUST be tagged back-up animal to be weighted and exhibited. A. FAIR ENTRIES PROCEDURE: Fair Entry Forms on one of these dates to be eligible to participate The backup animal must be weighted in during 100-20 Senior Showmanship (Ages 15 and older) (for pen will be assignments) are available on in the Holmes County Jr. Fair. If, at any time after the set weigh-in times. the Extension Office website: http://Holmes.osu. tagging, the hog loses the ear tag, the member Award Sponsors: edu/penforms. must contact the Swine Committee (listed above) C. Each participant may exhibit one animal only. Grand Champion - Brutus Trucking, LLC Once an animal is penned in the barn, it must stay. B. Market livestock exhibitors must also submit immediately for instructions. Reserve Grand Champion - Congressman Bob Gibbs a photo, which includes the exhibitor and the 6. To be eligible to compete for Grand Champion D. The Fair Veterinarian may authorize a back-up 100-30 Intermediate Showmanship (Ages 12 to 14) hog to be weighed in place of a sick or injured animal, which will be used for Buyer cards. The or Reserve Grand Champion, animals must weigh Award Sponsors: pictures are to be landscape orientation and sent between 220 and 285 pounds at official weigh-in. hog by 12:00am August 5, 2019. Grand Champion - Feikert Club Pigs to [email protected] no later than Pigs weighing over 300lbs or under 200lbs will not 12. Dress Code for showmanship, judging and sale: Reserve Grand Champion - Dennis & Kathy July 30. be exhibited in the Holmes County Fair and will be Tie shoes or boots (no open toed shoes) long pants Schlabach C. Club guidelines must be met to show and sell. dismissed at the time of weigh-in. This weight range (no shorts) and plain sleeve or sleeveless shirts will be in force for the 2019 fair. Barrows and Gilts (no tank tops). No writing on shirts unless it is 4-H, 100-40 Junior Showmanship (Ages 11 and under) 3. Member must attend a pre-evaluation or allowed. FFA, or Jr. Fairboard shirt. You will not be allowed project-specific evaluation event to be eligible for Award Sponsors: to participate until all dress code requirements are the Junior Fair. 4-H member project grades will be 7. Swine pens will be monitored by the Swine Grand Champion - Tim Hershberger/Trevor Berger/ Committee daily at 10:00 AM for cleanliness, Friday met. Exhibitor’s number must be displayed on middle of exhibitor’s back. Ryan Reusser Families and Saturday included. A red sign will be placed on Reserve Grand Champion - Tim and Linda Feikert the pen if it is found to be unacceptable. The first 13. Barn cleaning and tear down: Pen tear down Supreme Swine time will be a warning, the third time, will lead to a will begin at approximately 10am on Sunday, August 100-50 Supreme Showmanship one year suspension from exhibiting a swine project 11, 2019. Members and parents are encourages to Award Sponsor: Showmanship Winners at the Holmes County Jr. Fair. A time will be written help. Supreme Showmanship - Hoof N Hide 4-H Club 2016: Ella Sprang on the notice when it is posted and the exhibitor will 14. PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE PEN NUMBERS. THE 2017: Katie Sprang have until 12 noon to clean the pen. The notice must 900 - MARKET HOG COMMITTEE WILL DO THAT AS WE ARE REUSING 2018: Hunter Smith remain on the pen until it has been cleaned and THEM. Swine Continued... 34 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 Swine Continued... 900-32 Class 12 Section/Class Description Award Sponsors: Outstanding Market Livestock Project Division 1 Champion - Scottie’s Auto Detailing 1. Open to all QUALIFYING Market Livestock exhibiting members in: Swine, Sheep, Beef, Dairy Market Weight: Reserve Champion - Steve Andrews, Auctioneer Feeders, Dairy Market Goat, Meat Market Goat, Turkey, Meat Pen of Rabbits and Broilers. 900-21 Class 1 Division 5 2. Three Savings Bonds for each species will be awarded based on age of exhibitor. 900-22 Class 2 A. Junior - 9-11 years old 900-33 Class 13 900-23 Class 3 B. Intermediate - 12-14 years old Award Sponsors: 900-34 Class 14 C. Senior -15-19 years old Champion - Scottie’s Auto Detailing 900-35 Class 15 3. The following points will be emphasized in selection: Reserve Champion - Steve Andrews, Auctioneer A. Judging of live animal 100 points 900-11 Light Weight Division 2 B. Showmanship Skills 100 points 900-12 Heavy Weight C. Knowledge of Project 100 points 900-24 Class 4 Award Sponsors: 900-25 Class 5 900-26 Class 6 Champion - Scottie’s Auto Detailing 2018 OUTSTANDING MARKET LIVESTOCK WINNERS & SPONSORS Award Sponsors: Reserve Champion - Steve Andrews, Auctioneer Category Sponsor Division Winner Champion - Scottie’s Auto Detailing Grand Champion Market Hog Meat Goat Dennis & Kathy Junior Hayden Smith Reserve Champion - Steve Andrews, Auctioneer Award Sponsors: Schlabach Intermediate Logan Vansickle Division 3 Grand Champion TMK Farm Service 900-27 Class 7 Senior Lance Troyer 900-28 Class 8 Reserve Grand Champion Paint Valley Equipment, Sheep Barnyard Buddies Junior Rollin Hendrix Ltd. 900-29 Class 9 4-H Club Intermediate Derek Miller Award Sponsors: Grand Champion Banner – Eric & Sharon Strouse Senior Katie Sprang Champion - Scottie’s Auto Detailing Grand Champion Buyer Banner – Hoof N Hide 4-H Swine Sue Overholt Family Junior Tucker Harris Reserve Champion - Steve Andrews, Auctioneer Club Intermediate Zachary Gingerich Division 4 Reserve Champion Banner – Ben & Lisa Hipp Senior Ella Sprang 900-30 Class 10 Reserve Champion Buyer Banner – Eric & Sharon 900-31 Class 11 Strouse Market Chickens Buckeye Junior Kaylin Williams 4-H Club Intermediate Alysa Pringle Senior John Vales Market Turkeys Commercial & Junior Keira Howard Savings Bank Intermediate Willow Stroh Senior Caleb Schmidt Market Ducks Shreve East of Junior Gabriella Sparr Chicago Pizza Intermediate Alysa Pringle Senior Caleb Schmidt Beef Steer Bromund & Byler, Inc. Junior Hayden Smith Intermediate Pacee Miller Senior Taylor Feikert Market Rabbit Gerber Feed Junior Alexis Stump Service, Inc. Intermediate Kailyn Snyder Senior Ann Straits Dairy Steer Holmes Concrete, Inc./ Junior Alexis Jones Schlegel Dairy Farm, Inc. Intermediate Ian Schneider Senior Ethan Drzazga Diary Feeders Junior Lexi Troyer Intermediate Amy Hughes Senior Lance Troyer 2019 OUTSTANDING MARKET LIVESTOCK SPONSORS: • Barnyard Buddies 4-H Club • Bromund & Byler, Inc. • Buckeye 4-H Club • Commercial & Savings Bank • Dennis & Kathy Schlabach • Gerber Feed Service, Inc. • Holmes Concrete, Inc. • Schlegel Dairy Farms, Inc. • Sue Overholt Family • The Daily Record OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 35 3) Dairy signature of a parent or guardian releases the fair board a. Registration is open from Wednesday, August 18, 4) Dairy Feeder from any financial responsibility due to an accident. Contests 2019 at Noon to Saturday, August 10, 2019 at 10:00 AM. — JUNIOR FAIR KING AND QUEEN CONTEST— 5) Market Goat 12. Registration for the tractor pull will be one hour before the pull begins. SR. SUPERINTENDENT: Janessa Hill & Ella Lorentz 6) Dairy Goat b. Registration forms will be posted at the South 13. Only registered children are qualified to participate. Any Holmes County 4-H, FFA, or FCCLA member in 7) Pygmy Goat The child must be accompanied by a parent or guardian good standing with their club who is at least 16 to 18 end of the Swine Barn (Large Arena end). 8) Horse at the time of registration. years old as of January 1 of current year may submit an application to apply for the Junior Fair King and 9) Llama 14. Spectators must stay in the stands. 6. Classes will be divided by age and number of Queen Contest. Applications are available from the OSU 10) Rabbit MONEY SCRAMBLE Extension Office and holmes.osu.edu. Applications must entries. Will be posted at the South end of the Swine 11) Poultry SATURDAY AUGUST 10 - 5:00 PM, Small Arena be submitted no later than July 1 of the current year. 12) Sheep Sponsored by: Holmes Co. Senior Fair Board Barn by 3:00 PM, Saturday, August 10, 2019. The following will be evaluated during the interview 13) Swine Superintendent: Trevor Ogi process: 3. Scoring will be from one to ten in each class. The CLASSES - Written application (accomplishments & highest total scoring member will be the winner. 1. Thru kindergarten age - 10 minutes achievements) 4. There will be a “Bonus Round” at the end of the 2. First thru third - 10 minutes - One-on-one interview (poise, personality, personal competition. Scores from the “Bonus Round” will be appearance) counted only as a tie breaker. 3. Fourth thru sixth - 10 minutes - Tour of fairgrounds (public speaking) 5. Follow dress code rules for department represented. 4. Open to any student through twelfth grade - no time limit - Peer and mentor evaluation AWARDS PEE WEE SWINE SHOWMANSHIP Requirements of royalty: The participant with the highest total score wins the contest and earns the title Showman of Showmen. The SATURDAY, AUGUST 10 – 6:00 PM - Assist with awarding during livestock and remaining participants will be placed 2nd through 13th. miscellaneous shows during the 2019 fair Ribbons will be awarded to all members in the contest. Large Arena - Public spokesperson for Holmes County Fair at: Showman of Showmen – Cash Award & Trophy Superintendent: Anicia Smith county fairs across Ohio, local festivals/parades/ Awards sponsored by Holmes County Junior Fair Board Phone: (330) 763-3796 events Showman of Showmen Belt Buckle ENTRY RULES - Queen to participate in the Ohio Fair Queens contest in Columbus in January Awards sponsored by Troy Hill Angus, Circle S Cub 1. Exhibitors may be up to 8 years old. Goats, LT Livestock - Other duties as assigned. 2. Pee Wee Swine Exhibitors can not be a 4-H exhibitor in the 2019 Holmes County Fair. AWARDS: PAST WINNERS OF SHOWMAN OF SHOWMAN CONTEST 3. Exhibitor must be able to show the animal on their Queen and King will each receive an embroidered own. NO PARENTS ARE ALLOWED IN THE SHOW RING. chair, sash, crown (queen only) and $1000 scholarship*. 2016 Shane Troyer King and Queen attendant will receive a sash and 2017 Lance Troyer 4. Dress your best as if you are showing to win. crown (queen attendant only). *Scholarship will be 2018 Lance Troyer 5. Registration: awarded at the following year’s fair upon completion of required duties throughout year. PEDAL TRACTOR PULL PAST ROYALTY SATURDAY AUG. 10 - 2:00 PM; Registration - 1:00 PM Year King Queen Sponsored by: Ag-Pro 2011 Tyler Schonauer Casey Schlauch Superintendent: David Martin 2012 Marshall Overholt Elizabeth Overholt ENTRY RULES 2013 Clay Armstrong Mandy Taylor 1. The contestant must be able to pedal the tractor. 2014 Ian Gilt Jenna Stertzbach 2. Pedal Tractors will be furnished for all contestants. 2015 Bryce Burgett Lyndsey Davis 3. All contestants must wear shoes. 2016 Brandon Kozak Jillian Gurley 4. All contestants will be given three chances to get 2017 Leon Williams Tallie Troyer the sled moving from the starting line. 2018 Josiah Kandel Kaylor Perone 5. The pulling tractor must stay between the lines of the pulling lane at all times. AWARDS SPONSORS: Hummel Group, bfearless, Millersburg Electric, Lisa 6. If the tractor leaves the pulling lane, the distance Lang, Brent & Tara Sheldon will be measured from the starting line to the point where the tractor crossed the boundary. —SHOWMAN OF SHOWMAN CONTEST— 7. In case of a tie, there will be a pull-off to determine the winner. SR. SUPERINTENDENT: Ella Lorentz 8. Weight Classes: ENTRY RULES CLASS 1 ...... 3 to 4 years old 1. Contest is open Supreme Showman in the species listed in 2A. CLASS 2 ...... 5 to 6 years old A. In the event a youth is selected as Supreme CLASS 3 ...... 7 to 8 years old Showman in more than one species, the youth must CLASS 4 ...... 9 to 10 years old choose one species to represent. CLASS 5 ...... 11 to 12 years old 2. Entrants will be judged on their ability to show 9. Both boys and girls are eligible to enter. Age limit on thirteen different animals by thirteen individual judges. weight class is 12 years old. A. Species to be shown include: 10. The judge’s decision will be final for all pulls. 1) Beef Steer 11. All contestants must be present by the time of pedal 2) Dairy Steer pull with a signed permission slip in hand. The required 36 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 The 2019 Be You Livestock Show for Individuals With Disabilities • August 10th at 11:30 a.m. This event has been organized by Kylie Ramirez, a junior at West Holmes High School. Kylie attended The Washington Leadership Conference in the summer of 2018, where the group came up with a Living To Serve Plan that would positively impact their local community. Piece by piece Kylie came up with the idea of a livestock show. “I want to give these individuals a chance to shine in the showring because it’s not something they usually do.” Kylie said. The name of the show comes from the phrase “Believe In Yourself” because really you have to believe in yourself in order to do anything.

The 2019 Be You Livestock Show for Individuals With Disabilities August 10th at 11:30 a.m. • At 11:30 Harvest Ridge Registration Due June 1, 2019

Information: Last Name______First name______Mailing adress______City______ZIP______Birth date______Age______School______Primary Phone______Primary Email______

Shirt size (circle one): Youth or adult S M L XL XXL *to ensure a FREE t-shirt return your registration by July 20 (Each participant can pick their shirt up of the day on the show and will be required to wear their shirt during the event)

Livestock Show Do you have experience with livestock? Circle one: Yes No Do you need a wheelchair to participate? If so, make sure you bring one. Circle one: Yes No Do you need to bring someone special to assist you? Circle one: Yes No If YES what is their name? ______Your parent may go in the ring with you if you’d feel more comfortable What would you be interested in showing? Circle all that apply: Rabbit Pig Boer Goat Pygmy Goat Are you allowed to have your picture taken at the show? Circle one: Yes No

** Please contact Kylie Ramirez at (330) 275- 5832 or [email protected] or Jaime Chenevey at (330) 465-2108 or [email protected] for any questions.

You can mail this completed application to Jaime Chenevey at West Holmes High School at 10909 State Route 39 Millersburg, Ohio 44654

Participant Signature Date Parent Signature Date

If you BELIEVE in YOURSELF anything is possible OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 37

listed in the Project Guidelines. The topic of such exhibits • Extension cords and flexible cords shall not be Cat...... The Britt Family in Memory should cover something that the 4-Her did or learned in the a substitute for permanent wiring. Extension cords of Lillian Shrimplin 4-H project. Often times the activities suggested or required by the and flexible cords shall not be affixed to structures, 4-H Clothing & Fashion (7)...... project make excellent topics for educational exhibits. They extended through wall, ceilings or floors, under Sr. Superintendent: Janessa Hill should teach, explain, or portray something to the viewer. doors or floor coverings; nor shall cords be subject Creative Arts...... Sol’s in Berlin ENTRY RULES 5. For projects with State Fair Classes, participation will to environmental damage or physical impact. Creative Writing - Jr...... The Hastings Family in Extension cords must be UL listed with a circuit breaker. 1. No advance entry needed. All 4-H projects will be be chosen based on State Fair Guidelines. Creative Writing - Sr. The Hastings Family in interviewed and evaluated prior to the Holmes County Fair. LIFE SKILLS PROJECT GUIDELINES EVALUATION CRITERIA Memory of Jim Hastings 2. Members must attend a project-specific evaluation Guidelines for completing and exhibiting projects in the 1. ATTRACTIVENESS Fin & Feather...... event to be eligible for the Junior Fair. 4-H member project Life Skills area may be obtained from the OSU Extension A. Neat arrangement - good use of space - horizontal Food & Nutrition (15)...... Rodhe’s IGA SuperCenter grades will be determined by an interview evaluation or Office or downloaded from www.Holmes.osu.edu. and vertical Skill-a-thon, covering project book subject matter and Gardening...... Wide View Garden Club 4-H CLUB DISPLAYS B. Appropriately decorated - shows originality – club basic 4-H/FFA knowledge. All Jr. Fair exhibitors must Health...... Denco Marketing 4-H clubs, who choose to display in the 4-H booth space selected theme presented simply and adequately. attend scheduled county project specific evaluations. If – Dennis & Kathy Schlabach members are unable to attend project-specific county will be assigned booth or other type of space for a club C. Attractive and easily seen club name - neatly evaluations, they must contact the extension office prior exhibit. Displays are to be completed by 8:00 AM Monday printed charts or labels - correct spelling and Horseless Horse...... Gardner Farrier to the project-specific evaluations. Members who do not and are to remain intact until 9:00 AM on Sunday. punctuation. Natural Resources (4) Holmes Co. Soil & Water attend project-specific county evaluations are not eligible 4-H club displays will be evaluated at 8:00 AM on Monday. D. Club display includes some sort of representation of Conservation District for County Awards, State Fair participation, Outstanding The decision of the judges is final. the clubs activities relating to the 4 H’s: Head, Heart, Petroleum Power...... Millersburg Electric Market Livestock Award and will only receive a project Hands, and Health. completion ribbon. All 4-H projects must go through a 4-H 4-H Club Display Set-Up: Photography, Edward Jones Investments judging. Fri., Aug. 2, 5:00 - 9:00 p.m.* 2. EDUCATIONAL VALUE Best Beginner – Rob Hovis 3. In most project areas, members will be interviewed Sat., Aug.3, 9:00 am – 9:00 pm* A. Does it advertise 4-H work? Does it show group effort? Photography...... based on project knowledge, their project exhibit, its Sun., Aug. 4, 9:00 am – 9:00 pm B. Does part of the exhibit explain or teach how to do Rockets...... Chad & Kate Shumaker use and construction. Members may also be asked to some phase of a project? * No security on the Fairgrounds until Sunday evening. Science...... demonstrate, show or explain the project. Members are to C. Is an educational display included for each LifeSkill bring their completed project book for all projects. Mandatory Safety Guidelines: from the State Fire Marshall Scrapbooking, Jr. Holmes County 4-H project completed by a club member? Committee 4. An educational exhibit may be a poster, a small scale • Burlap, fish netting or other similar material shall not AWARDS model, or article(s) made as listed under each project area be suspended from the ceiling of the building. Scrapbooking, Sr. Edward Jones Investments Outstanding Display – Rob Hovis Rosettes for Outstanding Displays will be awarded Self-Determined...... according to the decision of the judges, up to 20% Shooting Sports...... Eastern Holmes Sportsman Life Skills Project Awards receiving outstanding rosettes. Association Presented Monday, August 5, 4:30 p.m. at the CSB Stag People’s Choice Shooting Sports...... Holmes Pest Control Project Excellence Rosettes sponsored by: Holmes County Fairboard Fairgoers will have the opportunity to vote throughout Shooting Sports...... Denco Marketing the week on the People’s Choice Award. Paper and a – Dennis & Kathy Schlabach Project Divisions Sponsor of County Award ballot box will be present in the 4-H booth display area Shooting Sports...... Lang’s Sunny Slope Acres - Cake Decorating Bromund & Byler, Inc. throughout the week for submissions. The award will be Patricia Lang Cat The Britt Family in Memory of Lillian Shrimplin presented at the annual Volunteer Appreciation Banquet. Clubs who receive Outstanding Booth Awards are not Small Animals...... Jan & Lynda Menuez Clothing & Fashion (7) eligible to receive the People’s Choice Award. You & Your Dog...... Carl & Judy Clark Creative Arts Sol’s in Berlin LIFE SKILLS PROJECT AWARDS Veterinary Science In Memory of Dr. Steven R. Creative Writing - Jr. The Hastings Family in Memory of Jim Hastings Close, DVM Creative Writing - Sr. The Hastings Family in Memory of Jim Hastings Presented Monday, August 5, 4:30 p.m. at the CSB Stage Project Excellence Rosettes sponsored by: Woodworking, ...... Real Estate Showcase Fin & Feather Best Beginner Food & Nutrition (15) Rodhe’s IGA SuperCenter Holmes County Fairboard Woodworking...... Stone Barn Furnishings Gardening Wide View Garden Club Project Divisions...... Sponsor of County Award Welding...... Health Denco Marketing – Dennis & Kathy Schlabach Cake Decorating...... Bromund & Byler, Inc. Horseless Horse Gardner Farrier Natural Resources (4) Holmes Co. Soil & Water Conservation District Petroleum Power Millersburg Electric Photography, Best Beginner Edward Jones Investments – Rob Hovis Photography Rockets Chad & Kate Shumaker Science Scrapbooking, Jr. Holmes County 4-H Committee Scrapbooking, Sr. Edward Jones Investments – Rob Hovis Self-Determined. Shooting Sports Eastern Holmes Sportsman Association Shooting Sports Holmes Pest Control Shooting Sports Denco Marketing – Dennis & Kathy Schlabach Shooting Sports Lang’s Sunny Slope Acres - Patricia Lang Small Animals Jan & Lynda Menuez You & Your Dog Carl & Judy Clark Veterinary Science In Memory of Dr. Steven R. Close, DVM Woodworking, Best Beginner Real Estate Showcase Woodworking Stone Barn Furnishings Welding 38 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 4-H Commissioners’ Awards Four awards will be provided annually to recognize outstanding 4-H members, in grades Flower Show 7 and above, for their Leadership and Citizenship Experiences. The Award selections FLOWER SHOW – August 5-10, 2019 care, cannot assume responsibility for injury or will be based on the cumulative leadership/citizenship experiences as submitted by the Theme: EXPLORING HOLMES COUNTY loss. nominee. Nominations can be made by clubs, advisor or by the individual 4-H member. Superintendent: David Martin 330-231-6798 SPECIAL AWARDS ALL NOMINEES WILL COMPLETE THE SELF- NOMINATION FORM AND RETURN IT TO THE EXTENSION OFFICE BY JULY 15, ANNUALLY. Committee: Peg Brand - 330-231-3829. 13. A Rosette and $5 will be awarded to the Best of Show for the Adult Artistic Arrangement. The Holmes County Commissioners or their representatives and representatives of Deb Hershberger, Joan Darr the 4-H Committee will be appointed to be a part of the selection process annually. 14. A Rosette and $5 will be awarded to the Best of Building will be open each day of the fair from Show for the Adult Cut Flower Division. Cash Award and Plaque - Sponsored by the Holmes County Commissioners for each category. 9:00am to 9:00pm. Secured at night These awards will be given as part of the Life Skills Recognition Ceremony at the Holmes County Fair. 15. A Rosette and $5 will be awarded to the Best Junior Leadership Members in grades 7-9 (as of January 1 of current year) of Show for the Adult Potted Plant & Container GENERAL RULES FOR EXHIBITORS Senior Leadership Members in grades 10 and above (as of January 1 of current year) Garden Division. Junior Citizenship Members in grades 7-9 (as of January 1 of current year) 1. Entry is open to all Holmes County residents 16. A Rosette and $5 will be awarded to the Best of Senior Citizenship Members in grades 10 and above (as of January 1 of current year) and members of Holmes County Garden Clubs, Show for Vegetables. either adult or junior amateur growers (a person 17. A Rosette and $5 will be awarded to the Adult COMMISSIONER’S AWARDS RECIPIENTS who grows or arranges flowers for pleasure and with most individual awards of first place in the Year Junior Leadership Senior Leadership Year Junior Citizenship Senior Citizenship not as a professional). 2016 Aubree Houin Lyndsey Davis 2016 Natalie Schlegel Jillian Gurley entire show. 2017 Aubree Houin Jillian Gurley 2017 Ashley Tate Jessica Gurley 2. Adults and juniors entering the Flower Show 18. A Rosette and $5 will be given as Award of 2018 Ashley Tate Jessica Gurley 2018 Aubree Houin Laura Irwin must pay a $14 entry fee. An exhibitor’s pass will Distinction in the Junior Horticulture exhibit. be provided. FFA & 4-H members must pay entry fee. 19. A Rosette and $5 will be given as Award of Distinction in the Junior Artistic Design. 3. All entries must be mailed with $14.00 and made out to: Holmes County Fair 20. A Rosette and $5 will be given as Award of Mail to: Distinction in the Junior Vegetables. Peg Brand 21. A Rosette and $5 will be given to the junior 2868 TR 414 exhibitor with the most blue ribbons in the Junior Dundee, OH 44624 Division. before midnight, SATURDAY, July 27, 2019. Use DIVISION I entry blank in fair book which must be completed SECTION A: ADULT HORTICULTURE DIVISION in full including section and class. Premiums: 1st- $3.00, 2nd-$2.00, 3rd-$1.00 4. You may pick up your completed pass at the Flower Barn on Saturday, August 3, 2019, during 22. Container must be furnished by exhibitor. Must the hours of 12:00 to 2:00 PM or Sunday, August 4, be displayed in clear glass container sufficient to FFA/FCCLA 2019, during the hours of 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM hold up entry. FFA 4. All projects must be completed since the previous 5. Exhibits (except Gardens) must be in place by 23. Each entry must be labeled with named SR. SUPERINTENDENTS: year’s fair. 2:00 PM on Sunday, August 4, 2019 with completed variety. Attach 3”x5” card if needed. FOR JUDGES’ Jeff Blakley; Jaime Chenevey 5. All animal(s) must follow guidelines for exhibition CONVENIENCE, PLEASE DO NOT WRITE ON BACK entry tag attached or they will be considered for adopted by the Sr. Fair Board in this Fair book. OF ENTRY TAG. West Holmes Officers display only. JUDGING WILL START AT 2:30 PM. President Jayme Pennell DIVISION - FARM CROPS 6. Judging will be oral and open to all individual 24. Exhibits should be fresh and well groomed. Vice President Maddie Stitzlein Display requirements set up by Ag Instructors exhibitors. Ohio Association of Garden Clubs 25. When schedule calls for collection, each Secretary Kylie Ramirez Standard System of judging is used. container should be properly labeled with named Treasurer Cora Crilow DIVISION - FARM SHOP AND MECHANICS – Reporter Ally Ogi variety. Display requirements set up by Ag Ed Instructors 7. During the time of 2-2:30 p.m. judge preparation, Historian Amy Hughes only division chairmen and judges will be 26. An exhibitor may make six (6) entries as Sentinel Rebecca Sprang FAMILY CAREER & COMMUNITY desired in any class, providing each is a different Student Advisor Lexi Ogi permitted in the barn. LEADERS OF AMERICA 8. All exhibits must be fresh and well groomed. named variety, except where noted. Hiland Officers TEACHER / ADVISOR: Tes Kinsey All horticulture exhibits should be displayed in 27. Entries not meeting the specifications of the President Cheryl Yoder clear glass and plants should be in water tight schedule will be disqualified. When the schedule Vice President Brant Klink FCCLA INDIVIDUAL PROJECT EXHIBITS Secretary Joseph Miller containers or with water tight saucers. The calls for a definite number, a greater or lesser 1. Project must be those completed as action number will disqualify exhibit. Treasurer Carson Feikert projects for a family and consumer science program Superintendent may refuse any exhibit deemed in Holmes County. undesirable. 28. All exhibits must be grown by exhibitor. GENERAL FFA RULES 2. All projects must be completed since the previous 9. The Superintendent reserves the right to Container grown plants must have been in 1. Entries open to any Ag Ed student in either the East year’s fair and be the work of the exhibitor. combine, subdivide, or eliminate classes, if exhibitor’s possession for at least SIX WEEKS. Holmes or West Holmes School District and Holmes Co. residents of Waynedale. 3. If the project cannot be displayed at the fair (meals, number of entries warrant. Judge’s decision is Definition of a spray: A terminal bloom and at room redecorating, etc.), student will display a poster final. 2. Entries open to any young farmer student least 4 other immediately adjacent blooms, each illustrating project. Actual project will be judged but under 19 years of age (on January 1) enrolled in of which is carried on an individual pedicel (small not displayed. 10. Premiums and ribbons will be awarded as systematic instructions in Ag Ed, or who maintain deemed worthy by the judge. Judge’s decision is stalk or stalk-like part, that bears a single flower) 4. Categories are: their membership in FFA and continue with the final. initiating from a common stem. development of their farming programs under direct A. Personal development supervision of the local Ag Ed teachers. B. Resource management 11. Exhibits may be removed between 9:00-11:00 CLASS: ROSES 3. All exhibits must be from projects regularly elected C. Nutrition and Wellness a.m. on Sunday, August 11, 2019. Prize money will 1. Hybrid Tea Roses, named variety, one bloom, and conducted by the exhibitor All animals exhibited D. Life planning be given at that time. disbudded with foliage attached. must have been actually owned and cared for by the E. Family relations 12. The committee, although exercising all due individual exhibitor. F. Parenting Flower Show Continued... OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 39 Flower Show Continued... per container, side shoot removed SHRUB). 58. Begonia, any variety 2. Floribunda or Grandiflora roses, named variety, 18. Cosmos, three stems, one color and variety, 32. Blooming Shrub, any named variety, one stem, 59. Large coleus (height over 12” not including pot) one spray with foliage attached, not disbudded foliage attached. Do not disband, displayed in one not to exceed 24” in length 60. Small coleus (height under 12” not including 3. Shrub Rose, named variety, one spray, with container 33A. Hydrangea, white, blooming, one stem, pot) foliage attached, not disbudded (e.g., knock-out 19. Petunia, any variety, one spray, do not disbud, named variety, not to exceed 24” in length 61. Cactus or Succulent roses) with foliage attached 33B. Hydrangea, any other color, blooming, one 62. Any other variety flowering or foliage 4. Miniature Roses, named variety, one spray, not 20. Sunflower, one bloom, disbudded, flower size stem, named variety, not to exceed 24” in length houseplant disbudded with foliage attached not to exceed 10” 34. Highlight first time Holmes County Fair Flower 63. Flowering hanging basket 5. Rose collection, three different varieties, foliage 21. Rudbeckia (include Gloriosa Daisies in this Show Exhibitors 64. Foliage hanging basket, one variety of plants attached, each displayed in separate containers class) three blooms, disbudded, one variety and 35. Large Sunflower Head, over 10” on a plate color, foliage attached, one container 65. Scented geranium 6. Any other rose not listed above, foliage attached 36. Calla Lily, three stems, one variety and color, (e.g., fairy, climbing) 22. Coleus, named, any variety, one branch. Bloom foliage attached, displayed in one container 66. One herb plant, size 6” and under and/or seed head must be removed. CLASS - ZINNIAS CLASS - VEGETABLES, NAMED VARIETY 67. Collection of 3 herb plants, one each of 3 7. Zinnias, cactus type, one bloom, 3” or more 23. Salvia, three stems, one variety and color, different varieties, labeled, in individual same size foliage attached, displayed in one container All entries must be grown by exhibitor and named. 6” or under pots 8. Zinnias, Dahlia type, one bloom, 3” or more One variety per plate or container. Same size. 24. Snapdragon, three stems, one variety and 68. Dish garden, featuring succulents (may contain 9. Zinnias, small flowered, three blooms, one color, displayed in one container 37. Green beans (plate of 5 beans) with stems up multiple varieties of plants) variety and color, one container. Examples: Button to 1/4” in length Series, Lilliput, etc. 25A. Large Hosta, collection of three leaves one 69. Fairy garden each of three different varieties in same container 38. Yellow beans (plate of 5 beans) with stems up 10. Zinnias, Special Class, Profusion Series, three to 1/4” in length 70. Container garden blooms, one variety and color, in one container 25B. Small Hosta, collection of three leaves one SECTION C - ADULT ARTISTIC DIVISION each of three different varieties in same container 39. Tomatoes, large or medium (plate of 3, stems CLASS - MARIGOLDS removed and turned with stem end down) Premiums: 1st - $5.00, 2nd - $3.00, 3rd - $2.00 26. Any other blooming annual not listed above. One entry per class. The design in any arrange- 11. Marigolds, any variety, large one bloom, One bloom or one stem. Include only those 40. Cherry tomatoes (plate of 10, stems left on and ment class MUST be the work of the exhibitor. disbudded with foliage attached flowers which are large enough flowers to make turned up) Foliage, painted (dry) horticulture and accessories 12. Marigolds, Dwarf flower variety, one spray (see a creditable display. Examples not wanted: Baby’s 41. Grape tomatoes (plate of 10, stems left on and permitted in this division. No florist flowers, no definition of spray), not disbudded with foliage Breath, Alyssum, etc. turned up) artificial plant material. All fresh plants except attached. Examples: Boy o’ Boy, Bonanza, Nugget 27. Ornamental Grass, three stems, same variety, 42. Beets (plate of 3), tops removed to 1” above Series. where designated. All plant material used should named, in one container, not to exceed 36” in crown, tap root left on be listed on front of entry tag or a card accompa- CLASS - ASSORTMENT height 43. Summer squash, yellow (plate of 3) nying the design 13. Echinacea, three blooms of same named 28. Celosia, crested type, one bloom, no side 44. Zucchini squash (plate of 3) 71. Funky Junk, featuring metal or recycled variety, foliage attached stems, foliage attached 45. Winter squash (plate of 3) one variety materials 14. Dahlias, any named variety 6” and over, one 29. Celosia, plume type, one bloom, no side stems, 46. Sweet peppers (plate of 3) any variety 72. Afternoon Delight, arrangement in tea cup, 8” bloom, disbudded with foliage attached foliage attached maximum height/width 47. Corn, husk removed (plate of 3 ears) 15. Dahlias, any named variety under 6”, one 30. Sedum, one stem with bloom 73. Note to Self, pressed flowers on a notecard 48. Slicer type cucumbers (plate of 3, stem 1/4” bloom, disbudded with foliage attached 31. Any other blooming perennial not listed above. long) 74. Green is Good, all foliage in vertical design 16. Gladiolus, any named variety, one spike, side One bloom or one stem with foliage attached. 75. White Wine, all white flowers displayed in a shoots removed Include only those flowers which are large enough 49. Hot peppers (plate of 3) wine bottle 17. Gladiolus, Collection of 3 varieties, one spike flowers to make a creditable display. (NOT A 50. Potatoes, any named variety (plate of 3) 76. Circle of Life, Wreath with Succulents 51. Peppers, combo plate of 3 different peppers 77. Kissed by the Elements, Weathered Wood 52. Odd or unusual natural growth vegetable SECTION D - GARDENS 53. Onions (plate of 3) any variety Open to Holmes County Residents and Holmes 54. Garden Bounty, basket filled with fruits or County Garden Club members, YOU DO NOT NEED vegetables, could be decorated. Minimum of 6 TO BE A MEMBER OF A GARDEN CLUB TO ENTER varieties A LARGE GARDEN. Nonprofessional. Please RSVP 55. Other vegetable not listed above to David Martin, Superintendent, 330.231.6798 56. Vegetable character, name all natural material before July 19, 2019 with the intention to enter. Cost (no paint or markers allowed) to enter a garden is $28.00 and 2 exhibitor passes will be issued for the entry fee. SECTION B - POTTED PLANTS 78. THEME: Summer in the Vineyard Should be in water tight container or with water tight saucer. Maximum height and width of 3’ Premiums: 1st $75, 2nd $60, 3rd $45 including container. Must have been in the May start garden after 9:00 a.m. Saturday, August exhibitor’s possession for at least SIX WEEKS and 3, 2019. Garden exhibits must have material in should be named. One plant to each container place by 1:00 p.m. Sunday, August 4, 2019. All except those that grow naturally in multiples and horticulture must be grown by exhibitor and must in the containers which must have minimum of 3 have been in their possession for at least SIX different varieties. Hanging plants must be ready WEEKS. One of each kind of plant must be labeled to hang with hook and may have multiple plants. with numbers that are easily read with chart listing All plants named. all plant material (botanical and common names). 57. African violet, any named variety Flower Show Continued... 40 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 Flower Show Continued... Container grown plants must have been in 95. Slicer type cucumbers (plate of 3) stem 1/4” 6” or under pots exhibitor’s possession for at least SIX WEEKS. long No florist flowers permitted. Size of garden space 109. Fairy Garden - may contain a variety of plants is approximately 8’ wide by 10’ long. Definition of a spray: A terminal bloom and at 96. Hot peppers (plate of 3) and accessories in good proportion to plants least 4 other immediately adjacent blooms, each GARDEN DISPLAYS TO BE POINT SCORED: 97. Potatoes, any named variety (plate of 3) 110. Terrarium Garden with lid (judged open). May of which is carried on an individual pedicel (small include accessories that are in good proportion to Design 35 98.Combo plate of 3 different peppers stalk or stalk-like part, that bears a single flower) plants, minimum of 3 plants plan or layout (25) initiating from a common stem. 99.Odd or unusual natural growth vegetable accessories (10) 111. Dish Garden featuring succulents, may CLASS – FLOWERS, NAMED VARIETY 100. Onions (plate of 3) any variety contain multiple varieties of plants Plant materials 35 81. Hosta, any variety, one leaf 101. Garden Bounty, basket filled with fruits or interesting collection (10) SECTION K - JUNIOR ARTISTIC DIVISION vegetables. Could be decorated, minimum of 6 suitable (15) 82. Any blooming perennial, one bloom, one stem Premiums: 1st - $4.00, 2nd - $3.00, 3rd - $2.00 size and hardiness (10) with foliage attached varieties. CLASS I: 10 years and under General Effect 15 83. Sunflower, one head on a stem, not to exceed 102. Vegetable Character, must name, all natural 10” in diameter materials (no markers or painting allowed) 112. Funky Junk, featuring metal or recycled Condition of Plants 10 materials CLASS – VEGETABLES, NAMED VARIETY 103. Any other vegetable not listed Proper Labeling 05 113. Afternoon Delight, arrangement in tea cup, 8” All entries must be grown by exhibitor and named. SECTION J - HOUSEPLANTS Total 100 maximum height/width One variety per plate, must be same size and color. Should be in water tight container or with water SECTION E - NICHE DIVISION 114. Note to Self, pressed flowers on a notecard 84. Green beans (plate of 5 beans) with stems up to tight saucer. Maximum height and width of 3’ 79. THEME: Summer in the Vineyard 1/4” in length including container. Most have been in the 115. Green is Good, all foliage in vertical design Open to Holmes County Residents and Holmes 85. Yellow beans (plate of 5 beans) with stems up to exhibitor’s possession for at least SIX WEEKS and 116. Full Moon, all white flowers displayed in a County Garden Club Members. 1/4” in length should be named. One plant to each container white container except those that grow naturally multiple and Premiums: 1st - $25.00, 2nd - $15.00, 3rd - $10.00 117. Circle of Life, Wreath with Succulents 86. Tomatoes, large or medium (plate of 3) stems gardens which must have minimum of 3 different Exhibitor provides niche box. Niche box size ap- removed and turned with stem end down varieties. Hanging Baskets must be ready to hang 118. Kissed by the Elements, Weathered Wood proximately 21” high x 19” wide x 11” deep (inside 87. Cherry tomatoes (plate of 10) stems left on and with hook and may have multiple plants. All plant CLASS II: 11 – 16 YEARS measurements). Foliage, painted (dry) horticulture turned up material named on a 3x5” card. 119. Funky Junk, featuring metal or recycled and accessories permitted in this division. No 88. Grape tomatoes (plate of 10) stems left on and CLASS materials florist flowers, no artificial plant material. All plant turned up 120. Afternoon Delight, arrangement in tea cup, 8” material used should be listed on the entry tag 104. Any variety, flowering or foliage 89. Beets (plate of 3) tops removed to 1” above maximum height/width (front only) or a card accompanying the design. It 105. Flowering hanging basket, using one variety crown, tap root left on is required that a 3x5” card be included describing of plant 121. Note to Self, pressed flowers on a notecard 90. Summer squash, yellow (plate of 3) your interpretation. 106. Foliage hanging basket, using one variety of 122. Green is Good, all foliage in vertical design SECTION F - WINDOW BOX 91. Zucchini squash (plate of 3) plant 123. Full Moon, all white flowers displayed in a 80. THEME: Summer in the Vineyard 92. Winter squash (plate of 3) one variety 107. One herb plant, 6” and under white container Open to Holmes County Residents and Holmes 93.Sweet peppers (plate of 3) any variety 108. Collection of 3 herb plants, one each of 3 124. Circle of Life, Wreath with Succulents County Garden Club Members 94. Corn, husk removed (plate of 3 ears) different varieties, labeled, in individual, same size 125. Kissed by the Elements, Weathered Wood Premiums: 1st - $15.00, 2nd - $10.00, 3rd - $5.00 Window boxes can be up to 36” long, 8” wide and 8” deep, furnished by exhibitor. Each exhibitor must include a list of plant materials. DIVISION II - JUNIOR GARDEN SHOW THEME: NEW BEGINNINGS Premiums: 1st - $3.00, 2nd - $2.00, 3rd - $1.00 SECTION I - JUNIOR HORTICULTURE 1. Container must be furnished by exhibitor (should be clear glass container sufficient to hold up entry) 2. Each container should be labeled with named variety 3. Exhibits should be fresh and well groomed 4. When schedule calls for collection, each container should be properly labeled with named variety 5. An exhibitor may make 6 entries as desired in any class, providing each is a different named variety, except only one entry where noted 6. Exhibits not meeting the specifications of the schedule will be disqualified 7. When the schedule calls for a definite number, a greater or lesser number will disqualify exhibit 8. All exhibits must be grown by exhibitor. OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 41 Flower Entry Form a 2019 Holmes County Fair Mail the completed form and check to: Peg Brand, 2868 TR 414, Dundee, Ohio 44624 *Must include $14 for exhibitor pass a Please make check payable to Holmes County Ad Society

Name of Exhibitor:______Date:______Address:______Office Use Only ______Email: ______Exhibitor Phone:______May we text you? Yes ______No ______

❏ I am also entering in Home Arts. If entering both Home Arts & Flower, send $14 to one deptartment only. #______

Name of Article Division Section Class 42 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 Division C - Cookery and Canning C151 . Peach pie - sealed full 2-crust Home Arts Section 1 - DECORATED CAKES / CUPCAKES C152 Pumpkin pie 1st 2nd 3rd C153 . Apple crumb pie HOME ARTS DEPARTMENT sufficiently high standard. Second place awards $5 $4 $3 may be presented at the discretion of the judge, C154 Cherry Pie Superintendent: Dave Martin C100 Decorated Cake-Birthday even though a first place in not awarded. C155 Pecan Pie Committee: Sonya Stutzman - 330-763-4004 C101 Decorated Cupcake Lisa Hipp – 330-378-4711 11. The decision of the judges will be final. C156 Strawberry Pie Best of Show rosette will be awarded in Section 1 12. Loitering in the building during judging and C157 Rhubarb Pie GENERAL RULES placement of displays will not be permitted. Section 2 - CAKES Section 7 - CONFECTIONS NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. 13. Every precaution will be taken for the care of 1st 2nd 3rd POSTMARKS WILL BE CHECKED exhibits, but the Fairboard and co-chairpersons $3 $2 $1 1st 2nd 3rd $2 $1.50 $1 1. All entries must be mailed and postmarked to: will not be responsible for any damage to or loss of C103 White Angel Food Cake- not iced Sonya Stutzman property. C160 Peanut Butter Fudge - 1/2 pound C104 German Chocolate Cake, 2 or 3 layers, any PO Box 308 14. Any exhibits removed from building before icing C161 Chocolate Fudge - 1/2 pound Berlin, Ohio 44610 release time, premium money will be forfeited. C162 Buckeyes - 1/2 pound before midnight, Monday, July 8, 2019 All exhibitors Release time: Sunday August 12, 2019 between 8:00 C105 Chocolate Cake, 2 layers, any icing must pay a $14 entry fee (no entry fee for those and 10:00 AM C106 Carrot cake - 2 layers, any icing C163 Peanut Brittle - 1/2 pound under 10 years old, no pass will be provided). 15. If you have items that you signed up to bring C107 Spice Cake - 2 layers, any icing C164 Caramel Corn - 1 pint in clear plastic bag An exhibitor’s pass will be provided for all paid but are unable to enter, please make a list for us so C165 Molded Mints - 6 pieces exhibitors. Passes can be picked up when your C108 Pound cake – no frosting we can remove them from our list before judging entry is made. C166 Caramels - 6 pieces begins. C109 Twinkie layered cake – No NO BAKE recipes 2. Open to Holmes County residents only - 18 years Section 2 through 7 – a Best of Show rosette will 16. Awards sponsored by Home Arts Section 3 - YEAST BREADS & ROLLS of age and older. Except for kid classes. 1st 2nd 3rd be awarded 3. Entries must be the work of the exhibitor. $2 $1.50 $1 Section 8 - CANNED GOODS COOKERY AND CANNING 4. If you are entering 10 or more items, please pick C111 1/2 Loaf of white bread All are QUART jars unless specified up your tags Sunday July 21, 2019 at Baker Building. 1. Place all baked goods on as small a paper plate C112 1/2 Loaf of whole wheat bread 1st 2nd 3rd Please attach them to your items before you arrive as possible. $2 $1.50 $1 C113 Dinner Rolls (4) Saturday August 3, 2019 2. All entries must be wrapped in plastic wrap. C170 Jam - 1, ½ pint jar C114 Cinnamon Rolls (4) 5. No article can compete that has been previously 3. Items entered should not be made from C171 Jelly - 1, ½ pint jar exhibited at our fair. C115 Pecan Rolls (4) commercial mixes or prepared canned products. C172 Apple Butter - 1 pint jar 6. Entrant may only enter one item in each class, C116 Sweet rolls with raisins, any frosting (4) 4. Entrant must bring the whole pie, cake, or coffee C173 Pickles - 1 pint jar but can enter as many classes as desired. You must cake, to be judged, then one piece from each will be C117 Any Fruit-filled Danish (4) enter at least 1 item for an exhibitor’s pass. C174 Pickle Relish - 1 pint jar reserved for exhibit. The rest will be released at 5:00 Section 4 - QUICK BREADS & MUFFINS 7. Articles for display must be in between 8 AM and PM, Saturday August 3, 2019. Claim checks will be 1st 2nd 3rd C175 Mustard Relish - 1 pint jar Noon on Saturday, August 3, 2019. Judging will take required for pick up; if not picked up, it becomes the $2 $1.50 $1 C176 . Salsa - 1 pint jar place later that day. No projects will be released property of the committee. C120 Banana Bread C177 Sauerkraut before 8:00 AM Sunday August 12th and must be 5. Canned foods must have been canned picked up by 10:00 AM. Photos must be turned in between August 1, 2018 and August 1, 2019 using C121 Pumpkin Bread C178 . Other pickled items (Mixed Pickles, Stuffed July 22nd Please read Division P) recommended canning methods and times. (Boiling C122 Zucchini Bread Peppers, Pickled Fruit, etc.) 8. Pick up cakes and pies after 5 PM Saturday the water bath for fruits, tomatoes, pickles, jams and C123 Raisin Bread C179 Yellow Peaches day of judging, August 3, 2019 jellies. Pressure processing for vegetables, soups C180 . Cherries and meats.) C124 Blueberry Muffins (4) 9. Claim checks will be given when entry is made, C125 Cornbread C181 Applesauce and must be presented when reclaiming articles at 6. Jams and jellies must be sealed with standard C182 Pears the close of the Fair. On day of pick-up, Committee canning lids and water bath processed. C126 Coffee cake will hand you your articles at the table. 7. Frozen foods including jams and jellies will be Section 5 - COOKIES & BROWNIES C183 Carrots 10. The committee reserves the right to withhold disqualified 1st 2nd 3rd C184 . Green Beans articles submitted which are not judged to be of a $2 $1.50 $1 C185 Corn C130 Chocolate Brownies (4) C186 . Beets C131 Bar Cookies (4) C187 Tomatoes C132 Chocolate Chip Cookies (4) C188 Vegetable Soup C133 Oatmeal Cookies (4) C189 Tomato Juice C134 . Peanut Butter Cookies (4) C190 Grape Juice C135 No Bake Cookies (4) C191 Spaghetti Sauce (No Meat) C136 Cutout Cookies, holiday decorated (4) C192 Canned Meat C137 Molded or Pressed Cookies (4) C193 Best display of single fruits* canned - 4 C138 Refrigerator Cookies (4) varieties C139 . Filled Cookies (4) C194 Best display of single vegetables* canned - 4 C140 Snickerdoodles (4) varieties C141 Lemon Cookies (4) *Tomatoes will be considered fruit C142 Molasses Cookies (4) Best of Show rosette for section 8 C143 Gingersnaps (4) JUDGES CHOICE AWARD – Judges will decide 1 item that is their favorite in Division C. Section 6 - PIES Award Sponsored By: Home Arts Committee 1st 2nd 3rd $3 $2 $1 FIBER ARTS - Division F C150 Apple pie - sealed full 2-crust Home Arts Continued... OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 43 Home Arts Continued... 1st 2nd 3rd item that is their favorite in Division F. $2 $1.50 $1 ACRYLICS / OILS 1. All articles must be clean and in good condition. Award Sponsored By: F150 Appliquéd A100 Animal 2. Soiled or worn articles will not be judged. QUILTS - DIVISION Q F151 Crewel Embroidery A101 . Landscape or Marine 3. Articles must be the work of the exhibitor. SECTION 1 - HAND QUILTED F152 Embroidered A102 Figure or Portrait SECTION 1 - HAND KNITTED ITEMS 1st 2nd F153 Counted Cross Stitch A103 . Still Life 1st 2nd 3rd Q100 Childs Quilt $4 $3 $2 $1.50 $1 F154 Crocheted - up to 45”x 60” A104 Bird F100 Adult Afghan F155 Knitted Q101 Childs Embroidered $4 $3 Best of Show rosette will be awarded F101 Child Afghan size 42”x48” to 48”x60” F156 Needlepoint - up to 45” x 60” WATERCOLORS F102 Baby Afghan size 24”x30” to 30”x36” F157 Quilted, pieced Q102 Pieced Quilt $6 $5 A105 Landscape or Marine - 72” x 90” or larger F103 Slippers or Socks F158 Memory Pillow - made from a loved ones shirt A106 Animal Q103 Appliqued Quilt $6 $5 Best of Show rosette will be awarded A107 Figure or Portrait F104 Sweater - 72” x 90” or larger SECTION 5 - RUGS A108 Still Life F105 Scarf SECTION 2 - QUILTS - MACHINE QUILTED F106 Mittens 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd A109 Bird $3 $2 $1 F107 Hot pad Q104 Child Quilt $3 $2 Best of Show rosette will be awarded F160 Rag Rug F108 Dishcloth - up to 45” x 60” DRAWINGS (pastel, chalk, charcoal pencil, ink, F161 Hooked Rug colored pencils) F109 Baby Ensemble - hat, sweater and booties Q105 Childs Embroidered $3 $2 F162 Braided Rug - up to 45” x 60” A110 Figure or Portrait F110 Hats - Kids F163 Crocheted Q106 Pieced Quilt $5 $4 A111 Animal F111 Hat - Adult F164 Knitted - 72” x 90” or larger A112 Street Scene F112 Handbag or Tote F165 Jelly Roll Q107 Appliquéd Quilt $5 $4 A113 Still Life F113 Infinity Scarf - 72” x 90” or larger Best of Show rosette will be awarded A114 Bird SECTION 2 - CROCHETED ITEMS SECTION 3 - KNOTTED COMFORTERS 1st 2nd 3rd SECTION 6 - SEWING 1st 2nd A115 Landscape or Marine $2 $1.50 $1 1st 2nd 3rd Q108 Infant Knotted $3 $2 Best of Show rosette will be awarded F120 Adult Afghan $3 $2 $1 Comforter - up to 45” x 60” PROFESSIONAL CLASSES - Acrylic or Oil F170 Costume F121 Child Afghan size 42”x48” to 48”x60” Q109 Knotted Comforter $4 $3 A116 Animal F122 Baby Afghan size 24”x30” to 30”x36” F171 Child’s Casual Outfit - 72” x 90” or larger A117 Landscape or Marine F123 Slippers or Socks F172 Girl’s Dress Best of Show rosette will be awarded A118 Figure or Portrait F124 Sweater F173 Children’s Sleep-wear (infant to size 14) Sponsored by : A119 Still Life F174 Ladies Dress F125 Scarf ARTS AND CRAFTS - Division A A120 Bird F175 Place Mats (set of 2) F126 Mittens 1. All work must be original and the work of the Best of Show rosette will be awarded F176 Tablecloth 48” or longer exhibitor. Professionals only in A116 through A120. F127 Hot pads SECTION 2 - CRAFTS F177 Table Runner 48” or longer 2. Classes A100 - A120 must be framed ready to F128 Dishcloth 1st 2nd 3rd F178 Table Runner less than 48” long hang. F129 Baby Ensemble - hat, sweater and booties 4.00 3.00 2.00 F179 Handbag or Tote 3. All entries must have some form of hanger, or will F130 Hats - Adult be disqualified A121 Any Wooden Item, under 2 feet, not furniture F180 Doll dress F131 Hats - Kids SECTION 1 - PAINTINGS / DRAWINGS A122 Handmade Bird House Best of Show rosette will be awarded F132 Doily under 12” 1st 2nd 3rd A123 Décor made from recycled pallets, JUDGES CHOICE AWARD – Judges will decide 1 4.00 3.00 2.00 F133 Doily over 12” Home Arts Continued... F134 Handbag or Tote F135 Infinity Scarf Section 1 & 2 – a Best of Show rosette will be awarded SECTION 3 - WALL HANGINGS 1st 2nd 3rd $3 $2 $1 F140 Embroidered picture-framed or wall hanging F141 Crewel Embroidered picture-framed or wall hanging F142 Counted Cross Stitch Picture 8 to 12 inches F143 Counted Cross Stitch Picture larger than 12 inches F144 Needlepoint F145 Quilted - Machine F146 Quilted - Hand Note for classes F140 through F143, specified sizes are the size of the work prior to framing. Best of Show rosette will be awarded SECTION 4 - PILLOWS - STUFFED, READY TO USE 44 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 Home Arts Continued... Raspberry Cream Cheese Frosting Add the flour, cinnamon, salt and baking soda. under and crimp the edges. Cover with plastic and • 6 oz cream cheese, softened to room temperature Mix together. chill until ready to fill and bake. not furniture • 6 Tbsp soft butter Add thinly sliced apples by folding in with a spatula. In a medium bowl combine the flour, sugar, and salt. A124 Metal art - not furniture Add the butter and rub it into the flour mixture with • dash salt The batter will be very thick. A125 Basket - hand woven, by exhibitor your fingers until the mixture resembles coarse • 1/4 tsp vanilla Bake for 40-50 minutes. sand. A126 Handmade Stuffed Animal • 1-2 Tbsp raspberries Frosting: Cover and chill for 30 minutes before using. A127 Dolls - totally handmade • 3-4 cups powdered sugar Mix ingredients until smooth In a medium bowl combine the sliced peaches, A128 Decorated Sweatshirt cornstarch, salted caramel sauce, vanilla, Instructions Award Sponsor - Home Arts Committee A129 Tole painting - any item cinnamon, and cardamom. Gently toss to coat, 1. Grease and flour a Bundt pan. Set aside and Womens Pie Contest A130 Ceramics then allow to stand for at least 10 minutes at room preheat oven to 350°. CLASS WPC01 temperature. A131 Decorated Wreath, non holiday 2. Melt the 1 cup of white chocolate in a glass bowl Salted Caramel Peach Crumble Pie Heat the oven to 425°F. A132 Decorated T-Shirt in the microwave at half power, stirring every 30 seconds. Set aside to cool. Yield 1 9-inch pie To assemble the pie fill the pastry crust with the A133 Rubber Stamping Item (1 only) peach filling, then evenly spread the crumble over For the crust: A134 Decorated Flower Pot (no plant required) 3. Whisk together flour, sugar, salt, baking powder, the top. Bake for 12 minutes, then reduce the heat and soda in a large mixing bowl. Add buttermilk, A135 Scrapbooking (2 pages, must be in protective 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour to 350° F and bake for 45 to 55 more minutes, or until butter, applesauce, eggs, and extracts. Beat for 2-3 sleeves) 1 Tbsp packed light brown sugar the crumble is deeply golden brown and the filling is minutes with an electric mixer till smooth. bubbling all over. Allow to cool to room temperature A136 Handmade Greeting Card 1/2 tsp kosher salt 4. Pour about one third of the batter into a small before serving. Best of Show rosette will be awarded bowl. Stir in the raspberries and the 1 tablespoon 2 Tbsp vegetable shortening drizzle with salted caramel sauce! of flour. Add the melted chocolate to the remaining SECTION 3 - HOLIDAY DECORATIONS 6 Tbsp butter, cubed and chilled Award Sponsor - Home Arts Committee white batter. 1st 2nd 3rd 3-5 Tbsp ice cold water MENS PIE CONTEST 5.Spread 1/3 of the white batter into the bottom of 2.25 2.00 1.75 For the crumble: the Bundt pan. Spoon the pink batter over that. Add Class MPC01 A140 Christmas stocking (must be able to hang and the remaining white batter. Swirl with a butter knife 1/2 cup all-purpose flour fill) MAGIC CRUST CUSTARD PIE or the handle of a spoon. 1/2 cup sugar A141 Christmas tree skirt – any type INGREDIENTS: 6 Bake at 350° for about 45-50 minutes. Let cool 5-10 1/4 tsp kosher salt 1/4 cup butter, melted but cooled slightly A142 Holiday Wreath minutes in the pan, then invert onto a cooling rack. 1/4 cup butter, cubed and chilled A143 Tree Ornament Cool completely, then frost with Raspberry Cream 4 large eggs Cheese Frosting. For the filling: A144 Christmas Centerpiece 3/4 cup white sugar 7. For frosting, beat cream cheese till smooth. Beat 5 medium peaches, peeled, stone removed and A145 Easter Centerpiece 1 pinch salt in butter, salt, vanilla, and raspberries. Add enough sliced 2 cups milk A146 Thanksgiving Centerpiece powdered sugar to make a creamy frosting. 1/4 cup cornstarch 2 tsp vanilla extract A147 4th of July Centerpiece Award Sponsor - Home Arts Committee 1/4 cup salted caramel 1/2 cup all purpose flour Best of Show rosette will be awarded MEN’S CAKE BAKING CONTEST 1/2 tsp vanilla nutmeg JUDGES CHOICE AWARD – Judges will decide 1 CLASS MCB01 1/8 tsp cinnamon item that is their favorite. INSTRUCTIONS Prep time: 15 mins 1/8 tsp cardamom Award Sponsored By: Sols of Berlin Preheat oven to 350º. Cook time: 40 mins Salted caramel sauce, for garnish. ADULT CONTESTS Put all the ingredients in a blender or food Total time: 55 mins Salted Caramel Sauce Recipe listed must be followed, no alterations processor. The Best Apple Cake please! Yield about 2 cups Blend for 30 seconds. Ingredients Men and Women contest premiums will be paid as 1 cup sugar Pour into a 9.5 inch pie plate and sprinkle with follows: 2 large eggs 2 Tbsp water nutmeg. 1st - $8; 2nd - $5; 3rd - $3 1 cup veg oil (beat with eggs until foamy), add 2 Tbsp light corn syrup Bake for 45 minutes or until set WOMENS CAKE BAKING CONTEST - 1-3/4 cup white sugar 3/4 cup heavy cream CLASS WCB01 1 tsp vanilla (mix together), then add: 4 Tbsp unsalted butter YEAST BREAD CONTEST – ADULT Raspberry Bundt Cake 2 cups flour 1 1/2 tsp sea salt CLASS YB01 1st 2nd 3rd Ingredients 2 tsp cinnamon In a large bowl combine the flour, brown sugar, 5.00 3.00 1.50 • 1 cup chopped white chocolate 1 tsp salt and salt. Whisk to combine then add the vegetable (or white chocolate chips) 1 tsp baking soda (mix all together) add: shortening and rub it in with your fingers until it Yeast bread recipe completely coats the flour. • 3 cups flour 4 cups thinly peeled and sliced apples INGREDIENTS • 2 cups sugar Add the cubed butter and, still using your fingers, 2 cups warm water rub it in until the mixture looks like coarse sand and Frosting: • 1 tsp salt no large pieces of butter remain. 2-1/2 tsp active dry yeast 1 - 8oz pkg cream cheese, softened • 1 tsp baking powder Add the water, a tablespoon at a time, until the 1/2 tbsp sugar • 1/2 tsp baking soda 3 Tbsp melted butter mixture forms a ball. Turn the dough out onto a 1/4 cup melted butter • 1 cup buttermilk 1 tsp vanilla lightly floured works surface and press the dough 1 Tbsp salt into a disk. Flatten the dough, fold it in half, and 1-1/2 cups powdered sugar • 1/2 cup soft butter flatten it again. Repeat this process 4 times, then 1/4 cup sugar • 1/2 cup applesauce wrap the dough in plastic and chill for 1 hour. 1/2 cup evaporated milk Instructions • 4 eggs Once chilled pull the dough out of the refrigerator 5-7 cups bread flour Preheat oven to 350° grease and flour a 9 x 13 • 1 tsp vanilla extract and let stand for 5 minutes to warm up. Roll out on 1 Tbsp shortening baking dish. a lightly floured surface to 1/8-inch thick, about a 1 Tbsp butter, melted (to top bread) • 1 tsp almond extract Add vegetable oil to eggs in mixer and beat until 12-inch circle. INSTRUCTIONS • 1 cup raspberries, fresh or frozen foamy. Press the dough into a 9-inch pie plate and trim the • 1 Tbsp flour Add the sugar and vanilla and mix. dough to 1/2-inch of the plates edge. Tuck the dough Home Arts Continued... OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 45 Home Arts Continued... Beat for 3-5 minutes until fluffy. P212 Zoo Animals SECTION 1 - GRAIN Place the yeast and sugar in a small bowl. Pour the Frost cupcakes P213 Landscapes All small grain and seed, ie wheat, barley, clover warm water (not too hot) over the yeast mixture CHILDREN’S NO BAKE COOKIE CONTEST P214 Sunrise/Sunset seeds etc must be in gallon glass jars with screw on and let it sit for about 10 minutes, or until nice and lids, 3/4 full. bubbly. Use any no bake cookie recipe P215 Farm Animals WHEAT Combine melted butter, sugar, evaporated milk 1st 2nd 3rd P216 People 1. Hopewell and salt into a large mixing bowl. When your yeast 3.00 2.00 1.00 P217 Flowers mixture is ready add them together and mix. 2. Honey CLASS CH01 Age 6-10 P218 Seascapes If you are using a stand mixer put on your bread 3. Dynasty CLASS CH02 Age 11-14 P219 Sports hook and then pour in 3 cups of flour. If not you can 4. Clark stir/kneed it as well. Then add in 1 cup of flour at a CHILDREN’S CONTEST - MARSHMALLOW P220 Birds 5. Freedom time and mix. When you get to 5 cups of flour in the CREATIONS P221 B&W Portrait bowl, add in 1/2 cup more of flour at a time until the Marshmallow Creations 6. Patton dough is no longer sticking to the sides. You’ll know Best of Show in Section 1 & 2 Decorated marshmallows. You may use any size or 7. Glory it’s ready when your fingers no longer stick to the Award sponsored by: any color marshmallows. You may add seeds, nuts, 8. Any other named variety dough. SECTION 3 - BLACK & WHITE - ADULT ONLY candy, anything edible. Make creatures, buildings, OATS Then cover the ball of dough and sides of the bowl animals, etc. Come up with the best imaginable. P230. Domestic Pets with shortening and cover the bowl with a warm 9. Chairman 1st 2nd 3rd P231 Farm Animals towel. Set by the window and allow it it rise (about 10. Burton 1.5 hours). When it has risen over the bowl punch it 3.00 2.00 1.00 P232 Barns 11. Ogle down and place on a floured surface. CLASS CH03 Age 5 and under P233 Landscape 12. Armor Kneed the dough for 2-3 minutes. CLASS CH04 Age 6-10 P234 Portrait 13. Porter Cut dough into two pieces and roll them out into CLASS CH05 Age 11-14 SECTION 4 - COLOR - ADULT ONLY a rectangle. Roll the dough up and tuck the ends 14. Noble under. Then place into 2 greased bread pans. CHILDREN’S DECORATED RICE KRISPIE TREAT P235 Domestic Pets CONTESTS 15. Any other named variety P236 Wild Animals Let the bread rise again, and when it looks like a BARLEY good loaf of bread place them in the oven at 375 Class CH06 Age 5 and under P237 Farm Animals 16. Bowers degrees for 25 minutes. When the bread is done, Class CH07 Age 6 – 10 P238 Landscape 17. Pennrad coat the top with butter and remove onto a cooling Class CH08 Age 11 – 14 rack. P239 People 18. Any other named variety Treat shape must be round and measure 6 to 8 P240 Action CUPCAKE CONTEST – MEN AND WOMEN inches in diameter. All decorations must be edible. RYE P241 Nature Class CC01 DIVISION P - PHOTOGRAPHY 19. Any named variety P242 County Fair Lemon Cupcake with Lemon Buttercream * NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED SPELT P243 Sunrise/Sunset yield: ABOUT 30 CUPCAKES Please follow the GENERAL RULES, listed at the 20. Any named variety INGREDIENTS: beginning of the Home Arts section. P244 Seascapes SECTION 2 - HYBRID CORN, 2018 FOR THE CUPCAKES: All photo entries must be submitted on the form and P245 Sports Any corn showing damage will be disqualified. postmarked by July 8, 2019 to be eligible for display. 5 egg whites, room temperature P246 Flowers All corn must be tagged with name of variety. ALL PHOTOS MUST BE TURNED IN SUNDAY, July 3/4 cup buttermilk P247 Architecture Entry consists of 6 ears 21, 2019 AT THE BAKER BUILDING, 1 - 3 PM. 2 lemons, zested P248 Trees 21. Pioneer 1. All photos must be 8 inches by 10 inches. 3/4 cup unsalted butter, softened P249 Kids 22. Dekalb 2. Photos may be on a secure hard backing. NOT P250 Insects 1-3/4 cup granulated sugar FRAMED OR MATTED. 23. Asgrow P251 Birds 2-1/2 cup cake flour 3. Submit photos in clear plastic sleeve. 24. Jacques 1 Tbsp baking powder 4. Photos not meeting these criteria will not be P252 Patriotic 25. Stine 1/2 tsp kosher salt displayed. P253 Humorous 26. Syngenta 1st 2nd 3rd P254 Snow Scenes 27. Agri Gold FOR THE FROSTING: 3.00 2.00 1.00 P255 Portrait 28. Mycogen 1 cup unsalted butter, softened CHILDREN’S PHOTO CONTEST P256 Farm Equipment 29. Golden Harvest 4 cup powdered sugar All are color unless specified P257 Barns 30. Merit 1 lemon, zested and juiced SECTION 1 (Ages 6-12) Best of Show in Sections 3 & 4 31. Croplan 2 Tbsp heavy cream P200 Pets SECTION 5 – Professional Photography 32. Garst P260 B&W Landscapes DIRECTIONS: P201 Zoo Animals 33. Doeblers P261 B&W Architecture In small bowl, mix egg whites, 1/4 cup buttermilk and P202 Landscapes 34. Fielders Choice lemon zest. Set aside. P203 Sunrise/Sunset P262 Color Landscape 35. Any other named variety In mixing bowl, beat butter and sugar until creamy, P204 Farm Animals P263 Color Architecture about 2-3 minutes. Add in dry ingredients and mix P205 People P264 Color Portrait SECTION 3 - OTHER CORN 2018 until combined. Slowly add in egg white mixture. Beat in remaining buttermilk. P206 Flowers P265 Color Sports 36. Shelled Field Corn - Quart jar ¾ full Prepare cupcake tins with paper cupcake liners. P207 Seascapes P266 Color County Fair 37. Shelled White Popcorn - Quart jar ¾ full Fill liners half full and bake in a 350 degree oven for P208 Sports Best of Show award 38. Shelled Yellow Popcorn - Quart jar ¾ full 15 minutes. Remove and cool in pan 5 minutes then P209 Birds DIVISION AG - AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS 39. Largest ear of field corn grown in 2015 transfer to cool completely on a wire rack. P210 B&W Portrait Grown and harvested in 2018 40. White Popcorn - 6 ears For the frosting, beat butter for 3-5 minutes until pale in color. Add powdered sugar, lemon zest and lemon SECTION 2 (Ages 13-17) 1st 2nd 3rd 41. Yellow Popcorn - 6 ears juice (about 2 Tbsp from fresh lemon) and cream. P211 Pets 5.00 4.00 3.00 42. Ornamental Corn - 6 ears 46 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 Home Arts Form ❖ 2019 Holmes County Fair Mail the completed form and check to: Sonya Stutzman, PO Box 308, Berlin, Ohio 44610 *Must include $14 for exhibitor pass ❖ Please make check payable to Holmes County Ad Society

Name of Exhibitor:______Date:______Address:______Office Use Only ______Email: ______Exhibitor Phone:______May we text you? Yes ______No ______

❏ I am also entering in Flowers. If entering both Home Arts & Flowers, send $14 to one deptartment only. #______

Name of Article Division Section Class decorated cake - birthday C 1 C100 OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY FAIR BOOK 2019 47

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