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Macon County
Town & Country Fair
July 8-14, 2018
Exhibitor
Policies
And
Procedures
Manual
Ten Principles For Parents Of Fair Exhibitors
THOU SHALT NOT feed, train, and care for the animal, for
thou are trying to teach the child responsibility and discipline.
THOU SHALT forgive a child for making mistakes in the show
ring, for thou hath made mistakes too.
THOU SHALT NOT get mad when thy child forgets items for the
show box, for one day thou may forget the show box.
THOU SHALT help the show management, for they are doing job
thou would not want to do.
THOU SHALT be sure that thy child is on time for all fair
activities, for thou would not want to wait on another.
THOU SHALT be sure that thy child has projects ready and
registration papers in order by the designated time.
THOU SHALT teach the child that winning a blue ribbon is a
desirable goal, but making friends along the way is a more worthy
goal.
THOU SHALT NOT complain about the judge, for it is his opinion
that has been sought.
THOU SHALT remember that livestock projects are teaching
projects, not necessarily money making projects.
THOU SHALT remember that 4-H is a family organization and shall
be enjoyed by the entire family.
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Table of Contents
Ten Principles For Parents of Fair Exhibitors………………….. 2
Table of Contents………………..………………………………...3
Fair Schedule…...……………………..…………………………...4
Fair Board Message…………...……………………………..……5
Superintendents…………………………………………………....6
Superintendent & FFA Checklist………………………………....7-8
Show–Me Wares……………………………………….…………..9
MoFairs & Festivals Public Speaking Contest Rules……….....10
General Rules ………………………………………………...11-13
Open Show General Rules………………………………………14
Livestock & Cured Meat Auction- General Information…........15
Animal Health Requirements for Exhibition………………..…..16
Livestock General Rules………………………………………17-18
Livestock Rules and Classes
Beef…………………………………………………………………………………………...19-20
Bucket Calf & Dairy Cattle……………………………………………………………………...21
Dairy Goat………………………………………………………………………………………. 22
Meat Goat………………………………………………………………………………...…….. 23
Dog Show……………………………………………………………………………………..24-25
Horse Show……………………………………………………………………………….…..26-27
Poultry & Rooster Crowing Contest………………………………………………….……..28-29
Rabbit……………………………………………………………………………………………...30
Sheep…………………………………………………………………………………………….. 31
Leadline…………………………………………………………………………………………...32
Swine………………………………………………………………………………………………33
Expo Center & Ham Judging Schedule & Clover Kids.………………………………………….…34-35
Ham & Bacon Score Sheets…………………………………………………………………………..36-37
County & State Fair 4-H Showcase Guidelines……………………………………………………...38-39
4-H Project Numbers…………………………………………………………………………………...40-42
FFA Exhibits Showcase-Expo Center………………………………………………………………...43-44
32018 Schedule of Events
July 8-15, 2018
Sunday, July 8 Friday July 13
10 am Church Service with Crossroads Christian 7-8 am Dairy Check-in at the Macon County Youth
Church in The Grandstands Building
2 pm Board Meeting in the Youth Building 9 am Dairy Show at the Macon County Youth
3 pm Set-up barns and arena Building
5 pm Kids games location to be announced 8-11 am Beef/Bucket Calf Check-in at the Macon
6 pm Picnic location to be announced County Youth
7 pm Movie night location to be announced Building
8-11 am Beef weigh-in at the Macon County Youth
Monday, July 9 Building
8 am Dog Check-in located in the Macon County Noon Beef/Bucket Calf Exhibitor Meeting at the
Youth Building Macon County Youth Building
9 am Dog Show located in the Macon County 6 pm Beef show (peewee, bucket calf, breeding,
Youth Building followed with market) at the Macon County Youth
11 am Ham/Bacon Judging in the Floral Hall Building
6 pm Expo Judging in the Expo Building 6-8 pm Release of Expo Center projects. If you are
9 pm Deadline for MAFF Public Speaking Contest unable to pick up your items, please make arrangements
Expo Center Foyer for someone to pick them up for you.
8 pm Release hams not selling in the live auction If
Tuesday, July 10 you are unable to pick up your items, please make
7-8:30 am Poultry Check-in at the Poultry Barn arrangements for someone to pick them up for you.
9 am Poultry Show at the Poultry Barn
Rooster crowing contest immediately following poultry
show in the Poultry Barn Saturday July 14
1 pm MAFF public Speaking Contest-Expo Center 7:30-10 am Breakfast Macon County Youth Building
5-6 pm Check-in Dairy Goat only at the Macon 8:00 am Show-Me Wares closes at end of Live
County Youth Building Auction
10 am Announcements/awards/auction at the
Wednesday, July 11 Macon County Youth Building
7-9 am Sheep/Goat check-in/weigh-in at the Macon Following Sale Clean-up and tear down complete
County Youth Building grounds
10 am Meat/Dairy Goat show at the Macon County
Youth Building Sunday, July 15 Make-up rain date for Horse
3 pm Horse Check-in at the Horse Arena 10 am Check-in Horse Show
4 pm Horse Show at the Horse Arena 11 am Horse Show
4 pm Sheep Exhibitor Meeting at the Macon County
Youth Building All at the Horse Arena
5 pm Leadline registration
6:30 pm Sheep Lead Line at the Macon County Youth
Building
7 pm Sheep Show (Breeding sheep followed by If a time or location needs to be changed, it
Market) at the Macon County Youth Building will be announced on the Macon County
Town & Country Fair Facebook page.
Thursday, July 12
7-8 am Rabbit Check-in at the Poultry Barn
8:30-11:30 am Live Scans Sheep, Swine, Beef
location to be announced
9 am Rabbit Show at the Poultry Barn
3pm Swine Check-in & weigh-in at the Macon
County Youth Building MUST be in place by 5pm
5 pm Swine exhibitor meeting at the Macon County
Youth Building
6:30 pm Peewee Swine Show at the Macon County
Youth Building
7 pm Swine Show at the Macon County Youth
Building
4WELCOME TO THE
MACON COUNTY TOWN & COUNTRY FAIR
We are looking forward to seeing you at the 2018 Macon County Town & Country Fair. This fair
promises to be a fine exposition of the work of the youth of Macon and surrounding counties. Special
THANKS go to the SPONSORS AND CONTRIBUTORS, THE MACON COUNTY PARK BOARD,
EXTENSION STAFF, FFA ADVISORS, 4-H LEADERS, DEPARTMENT
SUPERINTENDENTS, AND PROJECT CHAIRPERSONS. Your suppor t indicates the sincer e
desire for a successful and educational fair.
We look forward to this year's Macon County Town & Country Fair and believe everyone in the county
can look with pride to this exposition.
The fair board encourages participation in youth development organizations and exhibition
representing those respective groups. It is the belief of the fair board that membership and participation
in these organizations promotes leadership development, life skill development, decision-making skills,
social skills, self-confidence and self-esteem. The development of such skills will allow young people to
lead richer and fuller lives.
THE MACON COUNTY TOWN & COUNTRY FAIR BOARD
OFFICERS EX-OFFICIO BOARD MEMBERS
John Farrington, President Jarod Womack, Macon FFA Advisor
Brian Couldry, Vice President Caleb Martin, Macon FFA Advisor
Melissa Turnmire, Secretary Susie Marsh, Atlanta FFA Advisor
Josh Turnmire, Treasurer Jessie Reuterdahl, LaPlata FFA Advisor
Austin Ray, New Cambria FFA Advisor
Katrina Stewart, Bevier FFA Advisor
Tracie Moore, 4-H Youth Development Specialist
Macon County 4-H Club Leaders
Atlanta Home Pioneers Aaron Baker 660-281-7777
Bevier Buckaroos Brenda Coulson 660-651-8791
Callao Shamrocks Cherie’ Seipel 660-651-8217
Macon Easy Riders Carrie Bergfield 660-346-9656
Long Branch Trailblazers Megan Pollard 660-676-5445
5SHOW SUPERINTENDENTS
Beef…..Chad Primm
Bucket Calf…..Chad Primm
Dairy…...Brad Kriegel
Dogs…..Janelle Bond
Goats Meat & Dairy…...Megan Pollard
Horse…..Betty DeWitt Hart & Deidre Weldon
Lead Line…..Megan Pollard
Poultry…..Angela Helton
Rabbits…..Kim Walker
Sheep…..Megan Pollard
Swine…..Spike Rowe & Chad Mallett
Youth Olympics…..Austin Ray, New Cambria FFA Advisor
Expo Center…..Macon County 4-H Council
Ham & Country Cured Bacon…..Julie Bonuchi
6SUPERINTENDENT & FFA ADVISORS CHECKLIST
(Only adults operate the equipment)
BEEF/BUCKET CALF POULTRY
SUPERINTENDENT – Chad Primm SUPERINTENDENT – Angela Helton
Get Trophy sponsorship
DAIRY Prepare/Compile Superintendent Book
SUPERINTENDENT—Brad Kriegel Announcer & Bookkeeper for Show
Schedule & organize initial beef weigh-in Secure Power Washer for Cleanup
Pick up weigh-in supplies at Extension Office—Spring weigh-in Sale Table and Cage
Take completed nose print cards to Extension Office Judge
Give list of potential judges to committee by February Take Ribbons/Trophies to Show
Get Trophy sponsorship Contact MO State Poultry Department-Blood Test
Prepare/Compile Superintendent Book Conduct Auction (Sale Order) and Program
Scales Tables
Take Ribbons/Trophies to arena Sale Floor Price
Mouth winning steers Table Covering
Barn Stall Assignments Scales
Coordinate Clean-Up Shade Tarps
Two Manure Spreaders Fans
Water Tank for Beef Give completed superintendent book to Extension Office
Coordination of wash rack times
Conduct Auction (Sale Order) and Program RABBITS
Sale Floor Price SUPERINTENDENT - Kim Walker
Check Registration Papers Get Trophy sponsorship
Power Washers and Hoses Prepare/Compile Superintendent Book
2 Ring Men Announcer Bookkeeper for Show
Announcer and Bookkeepers Judge
Give scan fees list to fair board treasurer Canopy/Tables
Give Rate of Gain results to Extension Office Take Ribbons/Trophies to the Show
Barn perimeter panels Sale Order-Meat Rabbits
Give completed superintendent book to Extension Office Sale Floor Price
Conduct Auction (Sale Order) and Program
DOGS Shade Tarps
SUPERINTENDENT – Janelle Bond Give completed superintendent book to Extension Office
Get Trophy sponsorship
Prepare/compile Superintendent Book SHEEP
Judge SUPERINTENDENT – Megan Pollard
Take Ribbons/Trophies to Arena Schedule initial weigh-in in May
Bookkeeper for Show Pick up weigh-in supplies from Extension Office
Shovels and Paper Towels Get Trophy sponsorship
Score Sheets, Clip Boards, Numbers, and Prepare/compile Superintendent Book
Stop Watch Check Registration Papers
Give completed superintendent book to Extension Office Give a list of potential judges to committee by February
Set up Pens—Yellow and Green Gates
HORSE Take Ribbons/Trophies to Arena
SUPERINTENDENT – Betty DeWitt Hart & Deidre Weldon Steel Posts & Driver & Hog Panels
Get Trophy sponsorship Scales
Prepare/Compile Superintendent Book Set Up Wash Racks Hog panel
Get supply box from Extension Office Make Pen Assignments from Registration Forms
Take Ribbons/Trophies to arena Make Runway from Sheep Barn to Show Ring, Hog panels
Judge Manure Spreader
Sack Lime Coordination of wash rack times
Stop Watch Conduct Auction (Sale Order) and Program
Poles & Barrels Sale Floor Price
Helmets Secure a power washer & hoses
Check Spurs 1 Ring Man
Arrange for arena ground to be worked Give scan fees list to fair board treasurer
Sound system Announcer and Bookkeeper for show
Announcer and bookkeeper for show Coordinate Clean-Up
Give completed superintendent book to Extension Office Give Rate of Gain results to Extension Office
Mouth sheep for age
DAIRY GOATS/MEAT GOATS Give completed superintendent book to Extension Office
SUPERINTENDENTS – Megan Pollard
Get Trophy sponsorship
Prepare/Compile Superintendent Book
Announcer & Bookkeeper for Show
Take Ribbons/Trophies to arena
Goat Pen Assignments—Coordinate w/sheep supt
Conduct Auction (Sale Order) and Program
Sale Floor Price
Coordinate Clean-Up 7
Judge
Ring Men
Give completed superintendent book to Extension OfficeLEADLINE ATLANTA FFA
SUPERINTENDENT – Megan Pollard ADVISOR – Susie Marsh
Get Trophy sponsorship Auction Clerk
Prepare/compile Superintendent Book Hog Barn Panels
Take Ribbons/Trophies to Arena
Gifts for participants LAPLATA FFA
Announcer & Bookkeeper for Show ADVISOR—Jessie Reuterdahl
Participant informational sheets Assist with Expo Set up
Judges Assist with Expo Cleanup
Give completed superintendent book to Extension Office Sale bill design
SWINE FAIR BOARD
SUPERINTENDENT – Spike Rowe & Chad Mallett DESIGNATED BY PRESIDENT – John Farrington
Get Trophy sponsorship Tarps for show barn
Prepare/compile Superintendent Book Contact Auctioneers and sale ring men
Check Registration Papers P/A System Delivery and Set-Up
Give scan fees list to fair board treasurer Contact Livestock Scanner
Hog Panels for Ring Arrange for Dumpsters with Advance Disposal
Staple gun Park Marquees
Set up Pens in Hog Barn—Blue Gates Red Highway Banners with City Office
Set up Wash Rack & obtain gates Pictures scene set-up
Set of Scales Sale Bill Printing
Announcer & bookkeeper for show Vendors
Take Ribbons/Trophies to arena Notify Newspaper for Times Needed
Make Pen Assignments from Registration Forms Judges committee (Swine, Beef, Sheep)
Manure Spreader Fair Ground keys
Conduct Auction (Sale Order) and Program Chariton County Gates
Sale Floor Price –Prepare sale order 4 tractors for spreaders
Ring Men Show Ring Panels
Coordinate Clean-Up
2006 Hog Panels
Give list of potential judges to committee by February
Secure power washer and hoses
Give completed superintendent book to Extension Office
HAM/BACON
SUPERINTENDENT– Julie Bonuchi
Sale Order
Prepare/compile Superintendent Book
Sale Floor Price
Ribbons/Trophy
Silent Auction Sheets
Set up Silent Auction
Display Live Sale Hams
Give completed superintendent book to Extension Office
Give list of silent auction buyers and bids to Extension Office
EXPO CENTER
SUPERINTENDENTS –Macon County 4-H Council
Coordinate Building Security
Coordinate Set-up
Arrange Expo Center projects for viewing
Open and Close Expo Center
Coordinate Clean-Up
Ribbons/Trophies
MACON FFA
ADVISORS – Jarod Womack & Caleb Martin
Panels/Gates (Yellow/Green/Blue) – MFA & Lolli & Marino
Orange Netting
MAFF Public Speaking Contest
Auction Clerk
NEW CAMBRIA FFA
ADVISOR – Austin Ray
Show ring wood chips
Auction Clerk
Youth Olympics
8Show-Me Wares
This program is designed to give youth members ages 8-21 opportunities to showcase their projects, practice
entrepreneurship skills and earn money!
Youth members may register to market and/or sell an original hand made product or service in-person at
the Macon County Town and Country Fair. Exhibitors may sell July 14th beginning at 8:00 am until the close of
the Live Auction. Location is the Show-Me Wares booth in the Youth Building at the Macon County Park in
Macon, MO. Registration forms are available at the Extension Office and will be accepted until June 1st.
Eligibility
All youth fair participants are encouraged to register. Applicants must:
Be a youth between the ages of 8-21, and be in good standing with their organization or club.
Have an original hand made product or service to sell on-site or be able to receive customer orders on-site
and fill them after the fair.
Be available to market and sell on-site during the fair, Saturday, July 14th beginning at 8:00 a.m. until the
Live Auction closes.
Include all required materials and signatures with their registration.
Expectations of exhibitors
Youth exhibitors are expected to model professional qualities while at the Show-Me Wares booth (i.e. come
prepared, dress appropriate, interact with fairgoers, uphold the six pillars of character).
Contacts: Tracie Moore at mooretra@missouri.edu or 660-385-2173
Carrie Bergfield at m_bergfield@hotmail.com or 660-346-9656
9MISSOURI ASSOCIATION OF FAIRS & FESTIVALS
STATE PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST
Tuesday, July 10th
1:00 p.m. Expo Center
Registration deadline—July 9th, 9:00 p.m. Expo Center Foyer
GENERAL PLAN Time Limit 9. When contestants have finished speak-
All preliminary contests are for local partic- Each speech shall be a minimum of six ing each judge will total their score on
ipation and they are held under the direc- minutes in length and a maximum of eight composition and delivery. The time keep-
tion of the county fair concerned. These minutes. Each contestant will be allowed ers record will be used in completing the
events finalize in the state contest held at five additional minutes in which judges final score.
the MAFF Annual Convention. All coun- will ask questions relating to their presen- 10. Final score sheets, with the winners
ty contests must follow same rules as the tation. Deductions of 1 point per second ranked, will be delivered to the MoFairs
MAFF Public Speaking contest finals. will be made from the score of each judge contest chairman for verification. The
Award Levels for speeches under six minutes or over MoFairs contest chairman will announce
1st place $1,500.00scholarship/plaque eight minutes. the winners at the conclusion of the con-
2nd place $900.00 scholarship/plaque test.
3rd place $600.00 scholarship/plaque Method of Selecting Winner
1. The Board of directors of the MoFairs Awards
will be in charge of the contest. The winner will be expected to deliver
Eligibility 2. Prior to the contest each judge will be their winning essay in a public setting at
1. The state contest will be limited to par- provided a copy of each manuscript which an awards presentation following the con-
ticipation by one student representing any they will read and score on content and test. The winner must be present to both
FAIR or FESTIVAL. The sponsoring composition on the score sheet provided. present their essay and to accept their
event must be a current member of the 3.Contestants will draw for position. The award. The top three contestants will be
association. contest chairman will introduce each con- each be giving three complimentary tick-
2. The contest is open to students who are testant by name and number. Applause ets to the Friday evening showcase and
currently enrolled in grades 9 through 12, shall be withheld until all contestants have banquet. Attendance at this banquet op-
during the 2017-2018 school year. Previ- spoken. tional.
ous state contest winners (first, second 4. One time keeper will be assigned to
and third place) will not be eligible to record time used by each contestant not- Travel
compete again. ing underage or overage for which deduc- No travel expense will be provided by the
3. Each contestant’s manuscript will be tions should be made. Missouri Association of Fairs & Festivals.
the result of the STUDENT’S OWN EF- 5. At the time of the contest each judge
FORTS. It is expected that each contest- will score each contestant on their deliv-
ant will take advantage of all available ery using score sheet provided. A contest- PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE RULES
training facilities in their local area in ant may use notes during their presenta- ARE SET BY THE MOFAIRS ORGANI-
developing their speaking ability. Facts tion however deductions may be made for ZATION. MACON COUNTY TOWN &
and working data may be secured from this practice if it distracts from the effec- COUNTRY FAIR DOES NOT MAKE
any source but must be related to fairs and tiveness of the delivery. THESE RULES. PLEASE VISIT
agriculture. Topic of a non agriculture 6. Judges shall formulate and ask ques- MOFAIR WEBISITE AT:
nature will be disqualified. tions that pertain directly to each contest-
4. Contestants who compete must submit ant’s subject. Judges will score each con- GO TO HTTP://WWW.MOFAIRS.ORG
to the MoFairs office the following testant based in their ability to answer all To ensure you have the most current in-
materials: questions ask by all judges. The full 5 formation concerning this contest.
a. Four double-spaced typewritten minutes will be used.
copies of their speech on 8 ½ x 11 paper 7. Contestants will be ranked in numerical
bound together by a staple. order based on final score as determined
b. Date and location of qualifying by the judges. Finalists will be selected
contest. whose scores ranked highest by each
c. A complete and accurate judge. Additional winners are selected
bibliography used in writing the speech. using same basis (highest total points on
d. A signed copy of the originality scorecard method). Judges will then rank
form provided. contestants as 1, 2, 3 with lowest total
e. All contestants in the MoFairs declared the winner. In the case of a tie,
Public Speaking Contest shall give credit winner will be the contestant whose grand
to others where any direct quotes, phrases, total score shall have been the highest
or special dates are used in their manu- among the finalist.
script in order to not be guilty of plagia- 8. If the number of contestants require
rism. Failure to do so will automatically more than one group of speakers to be
disqualify a contestant. judged the winners from each group will
5. Entry deadline—check website then be judged in a final run off contest.
10GENERAL RULES
STATE RULES REGULATING 4-H EXHIBITS:
"4-H is an out-of-school education program. Consequently, articles made in school under the supervision of teachers
and on which students receive school credit do not qualify as 4-H project work. This is a duplication of credit for a
single effort and to a large extent, prevents 4-H from achieving its full objectives."
1. Entries will be accepted from qualified Macon County junior exhibitors, defined as follows:
A. Any boy or girl who is a member of a Macon County 4-H Club, enrolled in the project and meets
the 4-H eligibility requirements, summarized as follows: Age 8-18. Must have attended at least
6 hours of project meetings in each project. Must be a member in good standing in their
respective 4-H club. Must have attended one half of their club meetings. (consult Area
Youth Specialist for verification).
B. Any boy or girl who is a member of a Macon County FFA Chapter and meets the FFA eligibility re-
quirements summarized as follows: Age: 9th grade in high school to the fourth National Convention
following high school graduation (approximately 21 years old). Pay annual dues during high
school (9th - 12th grade). Pay 3 year graduate member package dues at the time of gradua-
tion (must have been a FFA member their senior year in high school. Be an active member
in good standing in the Bevier, Macon, New Cambria, Atlanta or LaPlata FFA Chapters.
Have financial and skill development records related to their program in a supervised
agriculture record book. (consult Chapter FFA Advisor for verification)
C. Any boy or girl who is a member of a Macon County Youth Organization. The organization must
be approved at the January Fair Board meeting by majority vote. The organization must provide
educational instruction in the project area and at a minimum, meet the following guidelines.
(Any special questions about eligibility should be directed to the Fair Board). Age 8-21 as of
January 1st. Be involved in an educational program with a minimum of 6 hours of adult
supervised instruction in their project area. Be in good standing with their youth
organization. An adult leader must verify that the above has occurred. Must be willing to
assist in the operation of the Fair.
D. Children age 5-7 may exhibit in specified non-competition classes.
2. All fair exhibitors are required to wear an unaltered fair t-shirt (current or previous year) or a button up shirt
with sleeves (open only one button at the throat) during any show or exhibition in which they are participat-
ing during the county fair. With the exception of the “Expo” night. Exhibitors may wear the above options
or a t-shirt that represents his or her organization. Example would be a 4-H club shirt or an FFA chapter
t-shirt. This will be for the judging at the Expo Building only. The current year fair t-shirt must be worn by
exhibitor during the Livestock and Ham Sale.
3. All classes are to be judged according to the Danish system unless otherwise designated. Each entry is to
be classified as blue, red, or white. Total premium money will be divided by the total number of points which
will give premium value of each point: Premium shall not exceed 45 cents per point.
*For classes designated “Trophy Class,” trophy will go to the top blue ribbon individual of the
class.
4. Each animal exhibitor may make no more than two entries in each class, unless otherwise stated.
(Only one entry per class permitted in horse show classes and individual "pen of 3" entries in livestock
division). NO more than 3 (three) market animals in any one species may be exhibited by any one exhibitor.
5. Every precaution will be taken to protect exhibits, however, the MACON COUNTY TOWN AND COUNTRY
FAIR BOARD WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOSSES OR DAMAGES TO EXHIBITS. THE
MACON COUNTY TOWN AND COUNTRY FAIR BOARD WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ACCIDENTS. The Fair
Board asks that there be no smoking in the Expo Center, Floral Hall or Youth Building.
6. The superintendent of each department will be responsible for assigning space and arranging exhibits.
Their decision must be followed.
117. Decision of the judges shall be final and awards made according to the superintendent's entry book signed
by superintendent and judges.
8. Exhibit tags for all exhibits may be picked up at the University Extension Center.
9. Grievance Policy—All policy decisions shall be made by the 7 member grievance committee convened by
the fair board president. Other members are 2 senior FFA advisors, Vice President of Fair Board, Secretary of
Fair Board, President of 4-H Council, Vice President of 4-H Council, Secretary of 4-H Council. Alternates
include: Other FFA advisors, Fair Board Treasurer, 4-H Council Treasurer. If the list of alternates is
exhausted, another club leader will be asked to serve as long as they are not a family member of the individual
with a grievance.
10. Only blue ribbon 4-H exhibits entered in the Expo Center are eligible to be selected for State Fair 4-H
building.
11. Special rules are stated with each department.
12. All Expo Center items exhibited must be made or raised during current project year.
13. In order to exhibit as a Clover Kid at the Fair, a boy or girl must be 5 - 7 years of age by January 1 of the
current year and be enrolled in 4-H as a Clover Kid. Clover Kids will exhibit for ribbons only. They will not
receive premium money or trophies and may not sell animals at the Fair or the Livestock Sale.
14. Exhibitors must be 8 as of January 1 of the current year for Premium Classes.
15. Livestock Showmanship Classes will be based on the age of participants as of January 1, of the current
year.
16. Youth are expected to conduct themselves according to the best traditions of 4-H, FFA & other Youth
organizations. Unsportsmanlike conduct or inappropriate conduct (drinking, stealing, vandalism or indiscreet
behavior) will not be tolerated. Any violation on the part of the exhibitor may result in dismissal of exhibitor from
further competition and may also result in loss of ribbons, trophies, points and money.
17. All exhibitors staying overnight must have an adult directly responsible for them present at the fair.
18. NO BIKES on fairgrounds. AT NO TIME WILL ANY BIKES BE ALLOWED IN THE LIVESTOCK
AREA!!!!!
19. All Exhibits removed prior to release time are subject to premium loss.
20. Health papers are required for Beef, Bucket Calf, Dog, Dairy, Goats, Horse, Sheep, and Swine. The health
papers are required for sheep, dairy goats and meat goats, and are to be given on grounds by the provided
veterinarian. Current negative coggins required for horses.
21. Anyone driving tractors, gators, golf carts, etc. must be 21 years of age or older and have a valid driver’s
license.
22a. Because the primary purpose of the Macon County Town and Country Fair is to promote the involvement
and social and intellectual development of the youth of Macon County. “In-county” status is defined as being
an active member, in good standing, of one of the youth organizations with approved representation on the Ma-
con County Town and Country Fair Board. This includes 4-H clubs and FFA chapters within Macon County as
well as for 2018 the Macon County Junior Cattlemen.
1222b. No exhibitor at the Macon County Town and Country Fair may exhibit in any project category in which they
have exhibited or plan to exhibit “in-county” at any other fair during the same year (whether for 4-H, FFA or any
other in-county class offered by that fair). Violators will forfeit all point premiums, sale proceeds and not be
allowed to exhibit at the Macon County Town and Country Fair for the next two years.
(For example, an exhibitor showing sheep as a Macon County Junior Cattleman at the Macon County Town
and Country Fair would not be eligible to show sheep at the Chariton County fair as “in-county”. They may
show in the Chariton county fair open show or the NEMO Fair Open Show.
23. Exhibitors must register by June 1st to receive free fair t-shirt. Otherwise, they will need to pay
regular t-shirt price.
24. Exhibits must be blue ribbon exhibits to receive a rosette or trophy.
25. Non-Exhibitors are not allowed in the show ring without prior approval from the superintendent except the
judge and ringmaster.
13General Rules
Open Show
Definition of an “Out of County” exhibitor— Any active member of a 4-H, FFA or
Missouri Jr. Cattlemen organization that is involved in these organizations outside of
Macon County. These exhibitors are not eligible for county premium points. Cash
awards will be given.
1. Entries will be accepted from any junior exhibitors, defined as follows:
A. Any boy or girl who is an active member of a qualified 4-H club, enrolled in the project and
meets the 4-H eligibility requirements, summarized as follows: Age 8-18. Must have attended
at least 6 hours of project meetings in each project. Must be a member in good standing
in their respective 4-H club. Must have attended one half of their club meetings. (consult
Area Youth Specialist for verification).
B. Any boy or girl who is a member of a FFA Chapter and meets the FFA eligibility requirements sum-
marized as follows: Age: 9th grade in high school to the fourth National Convention following high
school graduation (approximately 21 years old). Pay annual dues during high school (9th -
12th grade). Pay 3 year graduate member package dues at the time of graduation (must have
been a FFA member their senior year in high school. Be an active member in good standing
in their school’s FFA Chapter. Have financial and skill development records related to their
program in a supervised agriculture record book. (consult Chapter FFA Advisor for
verification)
2. All fair exhibitors are required to wear an unaltered fair t-shirt (current or previous year) or a button up shirt
with sleeves (open only one button at the throat) during any show or exhibition in which they are
participating during the county fair.
3. Entry fees for OUT OF COUNTY exhibitors are as follows: Beef $10.00 per head; Swine, Sheep and Dogs
$5.00 per head; Rabbits and Poultry $1.00 per head; Horse $10.00 per rider.
4. July 1, 2018 is the deadline for pre-entries for the out of county exhibitors. Starting July 2, 2018 the
fee for each entry will double in cost. Beef $20.00 per head; Swine, Sheep and Dogs $10.00 per head;
Rabbits and Poultry $2.00 per head; $20.00 per horse rider.
5. Entry forms and fees (checks payable to Macon County Town & Country Fair) are to be mailed to
Macon County Town & Country Fair
c/o Macon County Extension Office
404 N. Missouri St., Suite B
Macon, MO 63552
Entry forms are a printable online form found on the Macon County Extension website.
http://www.extension.missouri.edu/macon/fairdocuments.aspx
6. All out of county exhibitors should refer to and follow all General Rules set forth by the Macon County Town
& Country Fair Board. Including current health papers for all livestock to be shown.
7. There will be cash awards for the winners of the open shows.
14Livestock and Cured Meat Auction - General Information
Cured Meat Silent Auction – Tuesday, July 10 to Saturday, July 14, 2018
Livestock & Ham Live Auction – Saturday, July 14, 2018
1. The limit of items sold by one exhibitor is a maximum of 1 live or silent auction items.
2. It is strongly suggested that all youth exhibitors with livestock or cured meats in the sale be present before,
during and after the sale. Any youth exhibitor wanting to sell an item in the youth livestock/cured meat sale
who will not be present at the sale will need to make an in-person request to a prior fair board meeting in order
to have a proxy sell their item.
3. Any item to be shown at a later date, may sell in the live auction as premium only. Any animal not listed as
premium only, will be available for the buyer to take immediate possession.
4. Buyers will have the option to only pay the premium portion on items listed “for sale”.
5. There will be a $2.00 fee per animal/cured meat sold at the live auction deducted from the sellers check to
help pay for the buyer’s ribbons.
6. The current year fair t-shirt must be worn by exhibitor during the Livestock and Ham Sale. Exhibitors must
register by June 1st to receive a free fair t-shirt. Otherwise, exhibitors will need to pay the regular t-shirt price.
7. The top 25 blue ribbon hams will sell through the youth live auction and the remaining hams with a minimum
score of 70 points, not limited to blue ribbon, will sell in the silent auction in the Expo building from 2:00
p.m.. on Tuesday to 9:00 a.m. on Saturday. Buyers must make payment at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday or after the
Live Auction. All hams will be released at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday.
8. All bacon exhibits with a minimum score of 70 points, not limited to blue ribbon, will sell in the silent
auction in the Expo building from 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday to 9:00 a.m. on Saturday. Buyers must make
payment at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday or after the Live Auction. All bacon will be released at 9:30 a.m. on
Saturday.
9. a. The youth benefit auction sale order for 2018 will be: Goats, Sheep, Swine, Beef, Poultry, Rabbits. Hams
to rotate between whole species. Three to five hams sold between the rotations. This order rotates annually by
moving the last species to the front of order.
b. Individual species order will be determined by a lottery at weigh-in time or at the show for hams.
15ANIMAL HEALTH REQUIREMENTS FOR EXHIBITION
Animals with active lesions of "ringworm" with resulting loss of hair, or "warts" easily visible without close examination will
not be permitted to exhibit and shall be subject to isolation or expulsion depending upon the nature and seriousness of the
disease, at the Vet's discretion.
1. Definitions:
a. "Warts" are benign, hairless, self limiting virus-induced tumors of the skin which are transmitted by direct or
indirect contact.
* If all "warts" are surgically removed and the skin area where they have been removed is healing and dry,
the animal apparently is not infectious and the animal would be allowed to exhibit.
b. "Ringworm" is an infectious skin disease of animals caused by various fungi and characterized by round to
irregular circumscribed white powdery scabby lesions with resulting loss of hair at the lesion site. "Ringworm"
also is transmitted by direct or indirect contact.
c. Any prolapsed animal will be excused from the fair immediately and will not be eligible for the show or sale.
DO NOT UNLOAD UNTIL SUPERINTENDENT HAS CHECKED YOU IN.
DURING THE FAIR, CONCERNS REGARDING THE HEALTH OF ANY ANIMAL FROM ANY SPECIES SHOULD
BE REPORTED TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD. THE DECISION OF THE ON-SITE VETERINARIAN OR HIS
AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE CONCERNING GENERAL HEALTH, WARTS OR BROKEN MOUTH WILL BE
FINAL.
CATTLE
A health certificate is required. Questions concerning health regulations, contact the superintendent.
SWINE
A health certificate is required. Interstate and intrastate Swine must be identified by ear notch. Questions
concerning health regulations, contact the superintendent.
SHEEP
A health certificate is required. Vet to check and provide current health certificate on the grounds. Questions
concerning health regulations, contact the superintendent.
Sheep that are to be exhibited must be free of clinical signs of any infectious or contagious disease.
Scabies
Sheep from a scabies quarantined area must be dipped or treated by an officially approved method
within ten (10) days prior to exhibition.
A prior permit number must be obtained if the sheep are from a scabies quarantined area .
All sheep must have a scrapie tag. A vet will be on-site during check-in time to assess health and give health
papers.
GOATS
A health certificate is required. Vet to check and provide current health certificate on the grounds. Questions
concerning health regulations, contact the superintendent.
All goats that are to be exhibited must be free of clinical signs of an infectious or contagious disease.
No tests are required.
All goats must have a scrapie tag. A vet will be on-site during check-in time to assess health and give health
papers.
HORSES AND OTHER EQUIDAE
Intrastate (all equidae, horses, mules and asses exhibited ARE TO BE FROM Missouri only).
All equidae to be exhibited must be free of clinical signs of an infectious or contagious disease.
4-H Horse enrollment form must be turned in to the Extension Office by May 1st, as required by the state.
All horses must have a current negative Coggins test to show.
POULTRY
Blood tests will be required at registration for show.
RABBITS
Be free of clinical signs of infectious or contagious disease.
DOGS
A health certificate is required. Questions concerning health regulations, contact the superintendent.
Current immunization and worming.
16Livestock General Rules
**OWNERSHIP STATEMENT: EACH EXHIBITOR IS EXPECTED TO OWN, MANAGE, AND CARE FOR
THEIR OWN ANIMAL(S) BY THE DATE SPECIFIED FOR EACH SPECIES IN THE GENERAL RULES.**
1. Fair registration forms are due in the Extension Center by June 1. THESE FORMS DO NOT ELIMINATE
THE NEED TO FOLLOW DESIGNATED CHECK-IN TIMES AS STATED IN THE FAIR SCHEDULE!!!!!!
All registration papers (pedigrees), where applicable, must be turned in to the superintendent before
animals are unloaded and animal’s ear tags and/or ear notches are matched to the accompanying
paperwork.
2. All exhibitors must show their own entries unless physically impaired. Exhibitors may be assisted by another
junior exhibitor when physically necessary. If an exhibitor has two animals entered in the same class, another
exhibitor may show the second animal. In both cases, the individual assisting the exhibitor or showing their
second animal in the same class must also be an approved Macon County Town and Country Fair junior exhibitor,
as defined in the General Rules.
3. All animals exhibited in showmanship classes must be owned by the showmanship exhibitor and have been
shown in another (market or breeding) class at the current year’s fair.
4. Muzzles will not be allowed on market or breeding livestock. Livestock must have regular access to water, as
species-appropriate.
5. An exhibitor may make two entries in each class. (Only one entry permitted in horse show classes and one entry
per exhibitor in swine and sheep “pen of three classes”). Home raised animals will not be considered a separate
class. Home raised animals will be designated and awarded added premium points in their designated class. (see
rule 14 in Livestock General Rules)
6. Exhibits must observe all health regulations set forth by the Missouri Department of Agriculture. (See ANIMAL
HEALTH REQUIREMENTS). County Rule—Health certificates are required at Macon County Town &
Country Fair.
7. Any product administered internally or used externally to alter the conformation and/or appearance of an animal
for exhibition is prohibited. This includes the covering of white skin, false tail heads (or use of any false hair), use
of graphite, powders, hemp or similar substances externally and steroids, non-FDA approved or artificial filling
internally. Any animal found to be in violation will be barred from showing. The exhibition of cattle displaying false
hair will not be allowed. An exhibitor found to be in violation will forfeit trophies & premiums.
8. Only blue ribbon animals are eligible to compete in trophy classes.
9. All livestock exhibitors are responsible for cleaning their pens or stalls at the close of the fair. If stalls or pens are
not cleaned, assessments will be made on premium money to get pens cleaned.
10. All animals are to be immediately released from the grounds as soon as their respective show is over. The
following animals will be left on-grounds for exhibit for the community to view: In-County Grand and Reserve
Champion Market animals of each species.
11. In the sale of market animals if an exhibitor wishes to reject a bid it must be done before the animal leaves the
sale ring.
12 ALL EXHIBITORS SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR MARKET ANIMALS UNTIL THEY
ARE LOADED FOR DELIVERY TO THE BUYER.
1713. All breeding stock entered in specific breed classes must be registered with the appropriate breed association in
the EXHIBITOR’S name and be owned by the exhibitor since the appropriate species ownership deadlines.
Registration papers must accompany the exhibitor and animals to the fairgrounds. Animals that do not have
registration papers will show in the crossbred or commercial classes. Species this will apply to include Beef,
Swine, Sheep and Goats.
14. As an extra incentive for the producer, home raised market animals will receive an extra 5 points premium. Home
raised market animals will be shown with the regular classes and receive the home raised premium. If your
market animal is home raised be sure it gets marked in the superintendent’s book. A home raised animal is one
that has been born on a farm owned or operated by a parent or exhibitor.
15. A group of three females and/or a group of three animals may be entered by an organization. A group will consist
of three animals without regard to breed or age. Not all three animals in one group may be owned by one
individual.
16. The judges will place the animals of each class according to merit in blue, red, white or no ribbon groups. Animals
in the top group will be placed in order of their rank. The first place animal in each class may compete for
Champion if it received a blue ribbon in that class. Second place, blue ribbon winner in the class from which the
champion was chosen will compete for Reserve Champion.
17. Youth will have ½ hour after weigh-in to decide which animal(s) will be shown.
18. Mark all your grooming supplies and all other supplies/equipment with your name.
19. ALL RATE OF GAIN LIVESTOCK WILL BE REQUIRED TO BE IDENTIFIED BY AN EAR TAG OR NOSEPRINT.
20. All animals in Rate of Gain have to be weighed-in on the exact specified date and place.
21. An animal may not show in more than one (1) department.
22. The County prohibits Pit Bull & Pit Bull crosses from the County Fair.
23. Any prolapsed animal will be excused from the fair immediately and will not be eligible for the show or sale.
ANY ANIMAL WHICH SHOWS EVIDENCE OF BEING UNMANAGEABLE MAY BE DISMISSED
FROM THE FAIRGROUNDS AT THE DISCRETION OF THE GRIEVENCE COMMITTEE PLUS THE
DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENT. A GRIEVANCE CONCERNING THE MANAGEABILITY OF
AN ANIMAL CAN BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE FAIR BOARD PRESIDENT BY
ANYONE. ANIMALS OF ANY SPECIES DEEMED UNRULY OR AGGRESSIVE MAY BE
DISMISSED BY THE COMMITTEE DESCRIBED ABOVE.
*EACH EXHIBITOR IS LIMITED TO 3 MARKET ANIMALS PER SPECIES.*
ANIMAL OWNERSHIP DATES
Jan - Feb Boars (must be owned by exhibitor from birth.)
March 1 Steers
March 1 Market Heifers
April 1 Dogs
May 1 Market hogs, breeding gilts
May 1 Horses (owned or leased), market lambs
May 1 Poultry—Except for meat pens, June 1
June 1 Breeding beef cattle, Dairy Cattle, Goats, Rabbits, Llamas, breeding sheep
Bucket calves must be born between March 1 and June 1 of the current year of the fair.
18BEEF
Friday, July 13
Check in from 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Live Scans 8:30—11:30 a.m. Thursday, July 12th
Weigh-in at 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Exhibitor Meeting, Noon
Show—Friday July 13th immediately following 6:00 Bucket Calf show
**CURRENT HEALTH PAPERS REQUIRED**
1. Fair registration form due in the Extension Center by June 1.
2. Market beef must have been owned by the exhibitor no later than March 1. Breeding cattle must have been
owned by the exhibitor no later than June 1 or since the date of birth. Market Heifers must have been owned by
March 1st.
3. All market beef must be born after January 1 of the preceding year and have a full set of baby teeth to be eligible
to compete in any class, including Rate of Gain. The attending veterinarian will make the final decision to deter-
mine the eligibility for any market beef with a broken tooth.
4. All market beef must be dehorned and healed.
5. All steers will be shown by weight, with no more than 12 steers in each weight break. The range in weight for
each class will be established after all steers are weighed, with approximately an even number of steers in each
weight breaks.
6. Only blue ribbon animals are eligible to win trophies.
7. Identification of the Rate of Gain winner will be verified by ear tag.
8. Each exhibitor is allowed consignment of one market beef to the livestock sale. Any market beef consigned must
weigh a minimum of 800 pounds.
9. Each exhibitor is limited to three (3) market animals per species.
10. ALL beef entries must be halter broken. Any animal which shows evidence of being unmanageable may be
dismissed from the fairgrounds at the discretion of the grievance committee plus the department superintendent.
A grievance concerning the manageability of an animal can be brought to the attention of the Fair Board president
by anyone. Animals of any species deemed unruly or aggressive may be dismissed by the committee described
above. No professional groomers on any beef animal. Only immediate family, their 4-H or FFA instructors, or
other Macon County Fair exhibitors can help groom.
11. Breeding animal classes will show in alphabetical order by breed with crossbreds showing last.
12. Market Heifers will be shown by weight just as steers and will be broken into classes according to weight if
numbers in the class justify doing so.
13. Exhibitors who participate in the Market Heifer class will still be subject to the “Only three market animals” can be
exhibited rule, only two in any one class. Two Market Heifers could be shown with one steer or two steers and
one heifer, but two market steers and two market heifers would not be acceptable. See Rule # 3, page 24 and
#9 above.
14. A Market Heifer would be considered in the Beef division for premium auction purposes—only one animal/division
is permitted.
15. Market Heifers may be exhibited in the Market show only and may not be shown in both the breeding and market
show.
16. All other standards and guidelines follow the “Steer Show Rules” as set forth by the Missouri State Fair upon
approval by the Macon County Town and Country Fair board.
17. Market Heifers must be pregnancy-checked “OPEN” within thirty (30) days of the Macon County Fair by a licensed
veterinarian and documented at the time of check-in at the fair.
18. Rate of gain animals must be owned by exhibitor on or before February weigh-in.
19CHECK WITH SUPERINTENDENTS TO SEE IF YOU ARE ENTERED IN THE PROPER CLASSES.
POINT VALUE: BLUE RED WHITE
Other Classes 30 20 10
Home Raised Market Animal 35 25 15
Class number will be the same for all breeds except a letter will be added to each class to designate the
breeds as follows: A)Angus; S)Shorthorn; H)Hereford; CH)Charolais;B)Brangus; SG)Santa Gertrudis;
ST)Simmental; SA)Saler; L)Limousin; CHI)Chianina; MA)Maine Anjou; GE)Gelbvieh; X)Crossbred
(heifers only). Example: Charolais Senior Heifer Calf will be Class CH105.
CLASS:
100A RATE OF GAIN-Market Beef will be weighed and awards announced-Trophy
101 Junior Bull Calf (after 1/1/2018) (must be registered and purebred)
102 Senior Bull Calf (9/1-12/31/17) (must be registered and purebred)
102A Summer Yearling Bull (calved May 1, 2017 to August 31, 2017)
102B Junior Yearling Bull (calved January 1, 2017 to April 30, 2017)
104 Junior Heifer Calf (after 1/1/2018)
105 Senior Heifer Calf (9/1-12/31/17)
106 Summer Yearling Heifer (5/1-8/31/17)
107 Junior Yearling Heifer (1/1-4/30/17)
108 Senior Yearling Heifer (9/1-12/31/16)
109 Two Year Old Heifer or Cow (1/1-8/31/16)
110 Any Age Cow & Offspring
110A Any Cow & Offspring Previously shown—Ribbon only, no points
116 Market Steers (Steers will be shown by weight, not breed)
116A Market Heifer (Heifers will be shown by weight, not breed)
Home Raised Market Steers, (Steers will be shown by weight, not breed)-Rosette only
{Classes 116 and 117 will be shown in the ring at the same time.
For clarification consult the general rules.}
117A Home Raised Market Heifer (Heifers will be shown by weight not breed) Rosette only
123 Beef Showmanship 14 & Over-Trophy
124 Beef Showmanship 11-13-Trophy
125 Beef Showmanship 8-10-Trophy
126 Live Carcass Class--Trophy to be presented after the show.
Pee Wee Experience Youth age 5-7 use Pee Wee registration form
The Pee Wee Beef Experience is not a clover kid project, therefore, the Macon County Fair Board, exhibitors, and parents take respon-
sibility for the youth that do choose to participate
20BUCKET CALF
Friday, July 13
Check in from 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Exhibitor Meeting Noon
Show at 6:00 p.m.
**CURRENT HEALTH PAPERS REQUIRED**
1. Fair registration form due in the Extension Office by June 1.
2. A Bucket Calf is an orphan or newborn calf; male or female; dairy, beef, or cross; fed on bucket or bottle. One calf per year
per exhibitor for this age group.
3. Animals will not be sold at the fair auction.
4. Those who have had their 13th birthday by January 1 of the current year are ineligible to compete in the Bucket Calf Show.
5. Select and/or purchase a calf born between March 1 and June 1 of current project year within two weeks of birth.
6. Bucket Calf classes may be split by age of exhibitor if numbers warrant the split, to be determined by superintendent.
7. Bucket Calf classes will be ranked based on interview and not on the quality of the animal.
128 Bucket Calf Exhibitor Age 8-12
127 PEE WEE BUCKET CALF (exhibitor-age 5-7 years old). Those who have had their 8th birthday by January 1 of the current
year are ineligible to compete in this Pee Wee Bucket Calf class
The Pee Wee Bucket Calf Experience is not a clover kid project, therefore, the Macon County Fair Board, exhibitors and parents take
responsibility for the youth that do choose to participate.
DAIRY CATTLE
Friday, July 13
Check in from 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.,
Show at 9:00 a.m.
Double check with superintendents to see if you are entered in the proper classes
**CURRENT HEALTH PAPERS REQUIRED**
SPECIAL RULES
1. Fair registration form due in Extension Center by June 1.
2. All animals entered and shown must be owned by the individual exhibitor. Ownership must be effective on or
before June 1. All registration papers (pedigrees), where applicable, must be turned in to the superintendent
before animals are unloaded.
3. All Dairy entries must be halter broken and any animal which shows evidence of being unmanageable
may be dismissed from the fairgrounds at the discretion of a committee including the following people:
the respective Department Superintendent, Fair Board Chairperson, and at least one ex-officio Fair Board
member. A grievance concerning the manageability of an animal can be brought to the attention of the
chairperson by anyone.
Class numbers will be the same except a letter will be added to a class to designate the breed as follows:
A)Ayrshire; BS)Brown Swiss; G)Guernsey; H)Holstein; J)Jersey; MS)Milking Shorthorn; X)Crossbred
Example: Ayrshire Fall Heifer Calf born 09-01-2015 to 11-30-2015 will be class A32.
POINT VALUE: BLUE RED WHITE
30 20 10
CLASS # Age Category Description
30 03-01-2018 to show date Spring Heifer Calf
31 12-01-2017 to 02-29-2018 Winter Heifer Calf
32 09-01-2017 to 11-30-2017 Fall Heifer Calf
33 06-01-2017 to 8-31-2017 Summer Yearling Heifer
34 03-01-2017 to 5-31-2017 Spring Yearling Heifer
35 12-01-2016 to 02-28-2017 Winter Yearling Heifer
36 09-01-2016 to 11-30-2016 Fall Yearling Heifer
39 09-01-2014 to 8-31-2016 2-4 Year Old Cow
40 Dam & Offspring (ribbon only) (eligible for champion)
44 Dairy Showmanship 13 and under—Trophy
45 Dairy Showmanship 14 and over—Trophy
46 Before 09-01-2013 Aged Cow
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Pee Wee Experience Youth age 5-7 use Pee Wee registration form
***The Pee Wee Dairy Experience is not a clover kid project, therefore, the Macon County Fair Board, exhibitors, and parents take
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