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2021 Fair Book 2021 FAIR BOOK Iowa Youth Code Of Ethics Youth are expected to be sincere, honest and act in sportsmanlike ways at all Ɵmes. Youth represent the enƟre program and their behavior reŇects on their parents, leaders, club and the enƟre youth program. All adults involved with the youth program, leaders as well as parents, are expected to set posiƟve examples and serve as posiƟve role models by what they say and do. Any youth who breaks the code of ethics or allows another person (adult or peer) to talk them into violaƟng the code of ethics agrees to forfeit all prizes, awards and premiums. The youth may also be prohibited from exhibiƟng at this and future exhibiƟons including the Iowa State Fair and other county, state or regional exhibiƟons. Youth agree to follow these guidelines: 1. I will do my own work, appropriate for my age and physical and mental development. This includes research and wriƟng of exhibit explanaƟons, preparing exhibits (such as sewing, cooking, reĮnishing, etc), care and grooming of animals, etc. Adult assistance should help guide and support me, not do it for me. 2. All exhibits will be a true representaƟon of my work. Any aƩempt to take credit for other’s work, alter the conformaƟon of animals, or alter their performance is prohibited. Copyright violaƟon or allowing others to complete your exhibit is considered misrepresentaƟon and is prohibited. 3. I will treat all people and animals with respect. I will provide appropriate care for animals. 4. I will present exhibits that are safe for consumpƟon. All food exhibits will be safe to exhibit and for judges to evaluate. Other exhibits will be safe for judges to evaluate and for exhibiƟon. 5. All food animals that may be harvested immediately following the show shall be safe for consumers, and shall have met all withdrawal Ɵmes for all medicaƟons, and be free of violaƟve drug residue. 6. If any animal requires medical treatment while at the fair or exhibiƟon, only a licensed veterinarian may administer the treatment. All medicaƟons that are administered shall be done according to the label instrucƟons of the medicaƟon used. 7. My animal’s appearance or performance shall not be altered by any means, including medicaƟons, external applicaƟons and surgical procedures. Any animal that is found to have changed its appearance or its performance shall be disqualiĮed from the show, and have penalƟes assessed against the exhibitor, parent and/or guardian by the management of the fair or exhibiƟon. 8. I will follow all ownership and possession rules and, if requested, will provide the necessary documentaƟon. 9. I will follow all livestock health requirements for this fair or exhibiƟon, according to the state health requirements as printed in the premium book of the fair or exhibiƟon. I will provide animal health cerƟĮcates from a licensed veterinarian upon request from the management of the fair or exhibiƟon. 10. By my entering an animal in this fair or exhibiƟon, I am giving consent to the management of the fair or exhibiƟon to obtain any specimens of urine, saliva, blood, or other substances from the animal to be used in tesƟng. If the laboratory report on the analysis of any sample indicates a presence of forbidden drugs, this shall be evidence such substance has been administered to the animal either internally or externally. It is presumed that the sample tested by the laboratory to which it is sent is the one taken from the animal in quesƟon, its integrity is preserved and all procedures of said collecƟon and preservaƟon, transfer to the laboratory and analysis of the sample are correct and accurate and the report received from the laboratory pertains to the sample taken from the animal in quesƟon and correctly reŇects the condiƟon of the animal at the Ɵme the sample was taken, with the burden on the exhibitor, parent and/or guardian to prove otherwise. 11.I am responsible for my exhibit and I will not allow others to violate this code on my behalf. By my entering an exhibit in this fair or exhibiƟon I will accept any disciplinary acƟon taken by the management of this fair or exhibiƟon for any violaƟon of this code of ethics and any other rules of compeƟƟon of the fair or exhibiƟon without recourse against the fair or exhibiƟon. 12.I want my exhibit to be an example of how to accept what life has to oīer, both good and not so good, and how to live with and learn from the outcome. 13.I will not be involved in any illegal acƟviƟes while parƟcipaƟng in 4ͲH and FFA events, including but not limited to alcohol, tobacco or drug use. I agree to conduct myself in an honest, ethical, and upstanding manner and I understand that disciplinary acƟons will result if these rules are violated. I understand that I am expected to represent the program in a posiƟve manner. I have read, understand and agree to follow this code of ethics, and any other rules of compeƟƟon of the fair or exhibiƟon as printed in its premium book. Table of Contents Exhibitor Code of Ethics ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 1 Volunteers & Clubs ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 3 4ͲH ObjecƟves for the Linn County Fair ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 5 Linn County Fair Risk Management PracƟces ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 6 Grievance Policy and Wristband/Admission ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 7 General Rules & RegulaƟons ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 8 Clover Kid Livestock Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 9 Animal Division Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 10 Herdsmanship & Showmanship ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 11 Health Requirements ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 13 Livestock AucƟon ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 14 Beef Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 14 Bucket/BoƩle Calf Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 20 Cat Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 21 Dairy CaƩle Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 22 Dog Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 23 Dairy Goat Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 30 Meat Goat Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 31 AOB Goat Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 34 Horse and Pony Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 35 Pet Show Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 38 Poultry Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 39 Rabbit & Cavy Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 42 Sheep Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 52 Swine Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ54 Club Booth & Building/StaƟc Exhibit Rules ͼͼ ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ56 4ͲH Awardrobe Clothing Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ65 CommunicaƟon Division Rules ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 67 Other Fair Events ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 72 Fair Week Events ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 72 Thank You—Livestock AucƟon 2020 Buyers & RecogniƟon Donors ͼͼ 74 Fairgrounds Map and Schedule ͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼͼ 77 Buildings Exhibit Hours: 4ͲH Youth Council Food Stand Hours: Wednesday, June 23………. 9am—8pm Wednesday, June 23 ……………..8:00am—4:00pm Thursday, June 24 ………… 9am—8pm Thursday, June 24 ………………. 8:30am—8:00pm Friday, June 25 ………………9am—8pm Friday, June 25 …………………... 8:30am—8:00pm Saturday, June 26……………9am—8pm Saturday, June 26 …………………7:00am—8:00pm Sunday, June 27 .…………… 9am—8pm Sunday, June 27 ………………….. 8:00am—5:00pm Monday, June 28………………. Closed Monday, June 28 ………….Used for Livestock AucƟon Extension Oĸce Hours: Wednesday, June 23………. 8am—4pm Thursday, June 24 ………… 8am—4pm Friday, June 25 ………………8am—4pm Saturday, June 26 ……………8am—4pm Sunday, June 27 …………… 8am—4pm Monday, June 28 ………………. 8am—2pm 2 Iowa State University Linn County Extension & Outreach Board of Supervisors Linn County Staī Stacey Walker, District 1 Ben Rogers, District 2 Vacant Louis J. Zumbach, District 3 Regional Director RaeAnn Gordon Linn County Director FFA Advisors Melissa Blair Erin Moeller, AlburneƩ Community School Lead NutriƟon Educator Mikayla Larson, Central City & Springville Morgan Boniface Community School Parent EducaƟon ConsorƟum Director Barb Lemmer, LinnͲMar Community School Briana Cross Tom Murray, North Linn Community School 4ͲH Summer Assistant Erica Baier, College Community School Emily Damro 4ͲH Youth Development Specialist Danielle Day Linn County Youth Human Sciences Specialist Missy Drzycimski Programs Committee Parent EducaƟon ConsorƟum Mike Eilers: Chair, Center Point Julie Fagle CJ Waybill: Vice Chair, AlburneƩ CIRAS Specialist Sharon Yoder ScoƩ: Secretary, Marion Taylor Ginter Mike Rice: Chair, Mount Vernon Food Corps Gayle Zingula, Central City JD OƩerbein Jan Lacy, Walker County Youth Coordinator Hanna Dunlap, Central City KrisƟne Pinter Marlene Booth, Central City NutriƟon Educator Rani Grant, Marion Janice Savel Kaylee
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