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DEPARTMENT X
4-H LIVESTOCK
Livestock Committee – Youth Committee
Stan Anderson, Elkhart
Tammy Buse, Hartsburg
Don Davison, Beason
Don Peasley, Atlanta
Martha Green, Atlanta
Scott Tibbs, Middletown
Amanda Davison, Beason
Randy Unger, Lincoln
Michael Ward, Elkhart
Bill Bree, Lincoln
Brett Davison, Beason
Dara Entwistle, New Holland
Tracey Rawlings, New Holland
Matt Short, Lincoln
John Brooks, Lincoln
Lora Fanning, Chestnut
Rachel Skelton, Middletown
Jessica Hanner, Mt. Pulaski
Bruce Davis, Mt. Pulaski
Suzann Maxheimer, Elkhart
Marc Short, Lincoln
Kevin Foran, Williamsville
Pam Tibbs, New Holland
Reiley Davis, New Holland
Kaitlyn Tucker, Middletown
Weighmasters – Betsy Pech, Lincoln; Arlyn Musselman, Lincoln
NOTE: NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES OR OTHER DRUGS ALLOWED DURING 4-H
SHOWS
1. All entries in this Department are subject to the General Rules, found at the front of
the Show Book and here. (Read these general rules carefully.)
2. Each exhibitor must be regularly enrolled in Logan County 4-H before March 1, 2010
and in the respective project he or she is showing by the required project date. The
animal must be from his or her project.
3. If some questions should arise regarding the qualifications of an exhibitor, the local
leader of the respective club will be asked to certify in writing the exhibitor’s
qualifications. This will be acted upon the Livestock Committee and their decision
shall be final.
4. ENTRY BLANKS – Each club member will be furnished a 4-H entry blank on which
he or she will make only the entries in the 4-H department. JUNIOR AND OPEN
CLASS ENTRIES SHOULD BE MADE WITH THE FAIR ASSOCIATION AT THE
FAIR SECRETARY’S OFFICE.
5. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MADE IN PERSON AT THE EXTENSION OFFICE BY
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010 AT 4:30 P.M. THIS INCLUDES STATE FAIR
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK ENTRIES (Both entry AND Entry Fees for State Fair)!!
6. Check each specie section for specific rules regarding numbers to be shown.
Lacking specie rules, exhibitors are limited to one breed and two entries per class.
7. 4-H livestock except Beef and Dairy must be in the livestock barns no later than noon
on Tuesday, Aug. 3. A livestock committee representative will check in livestock
upon arrival. (Dairy must be on grounds by 8:00 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 3. Beef must
be on grounds by noon on Wednesday, Aug. 4.)
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Entry Deadline for all 4-H Shows is WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010!!
8. Birthdates and ownership dates shall correspond with those listed in various
departments.
9.
Registration papers must be in the first and last name of the exhibitor (not to include
farm names, initials of 4-H’ers, family names, etc.) and date of ownership as shown
on registration papers must comply with 4-H project starting dates. Registration
papers must be in exhibitor’s possession at fair.
10. Health regulations as listed in the 4-H Show Book must be followed. Health and
registration papers will be checked before showing.
11. A 4-H’er may show another 4-H’ers project if the other 4-H’ers absence is approved
ahead of time with the Youth Committee, or if a member has 2 projects in a class.
12. All animals are to be shown by 4-H owner except when two entries are made in the
same class, then 4-H owner can have another Logan County 4-H exhibitor show the
second animal.
13. Exhibitors in this department will not be required to pay entry fees, stall rent or
purchase an exhibitors ticket, if these are the only classes entered. If the exhibitor
enters open classes, an exhibitors ticket and entry fee must be paid. 4-H exhibitors
will receive a pass and free stall rent, but must pay stall and pen rent for open
classes.
14. ALL PENS AND STALLS MUST BE CLEANED WHEN LIVESTOCK IS REMOVED
FROM PENS, OR EXHIBITOR WILL BE CHARGED $5.00 PER PEN AND STALL
FOR CLEANUP.
15. The Livestock Committee will make all final decisions in the Livestock Department.
16. For SHOWMANSHIP CLASSES – SIGN-UP IS AT THE SHOWS ON SHOW DAY.
17. Care of Animals Statement – Each owner shall provide for each of his or her
animals sufficient quantity of good quality, wholesome food and water; adequate
shelter and protection from the weather; veterinary care when needed to prevent
suffering; and humane care and treatment. No person or owner may beat, cruelly
treat, torment, starve, overwork or otherwise abuse any animal. No owner may
abandon any animal where it may become a public charge or may suffer injury,
hunger or exposure.
18. Ethics Training – 4-H’ers exhibiting in Beef, Dairy, Horse, Sheep, Swine, Goat
and Poultry must complete 4-H/FFA QA & E training if you were 10 or over on
September 1 prior to the Fair. Ethics training once in your 4-H career is
acceptable.
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Entry Deadline for all 4-H Shows is WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010!!
Each exhibitor will be required to sign an ethics statement on the entry sheet
similar to the Illinois State Fair Junior Show. “Dying or artificially changing the
color of an animal is prohibited. Coloring agents may only be used up to the hock
(knee). Powders are not allowed on any part of the animal. Animals may be given a
white towel test as they enter the show ring. Cattle are to be shown in their natural
conformation. The use of FALSE TAIL HEADS is prohibited. The addition of HAIR,
HEMP, or ANY SIMILAR SUBSTANCE to any part of an animal is prohibited. No tail
ties will be allowed for breeding stock or steers. Excess adhesive on the legs beyond
what is needed to groom the animal’s hair is grounds for disqualification.” The
consequences of any discrepancy regarding this rule will be addressed
immediately by the following steps: NOTIFY SUPERINTENDENT
IMMEDIATELY; STOP THE SHOW AND CALL A MEETING OF THE YOUTH
COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND THE SPECIES COMMITTEE WHO ARE PRESENT,
DO NOT RESUME SHOW UNTIL COMMITTEE MAKES A DECISION. IF “YES”
THE RULE HAS BEEN BROKEN THEN THE 4-Her WILL BE DISMISSED FROM
ALL AREAS OF THAT SPECIES. Only immediate and household family
members, and Logan County 4-Hers and Project Leaders may help 4-Her with
hands-on fitting and grooming of animal. If 4-Her needs additional help the
day of show, a prior written letter must be submitted before entries close for
approval.
19. It is the exhibitor’s responsibility that tattoos are in proper ears and legible in
accordance with registration papers. It is also the exhibitors responsibility that
breeder produces papers for purebred animals. All purebred crossing scales with
improper tattoos/ear notches, non-corresponding and registration papers (to be
brought to scales) will be disqualified as a purebred and moved to commercial
classes.
20. General livestock rule items not covered in Logan County 4-H Showbook will go by
State Fair Guidelines (Refer to Illinois State Junior Book available at the Logan
County Extension Office)
BEEF CATTLE
Thursday, August 5, 8:00 a.m.
Superintendent: Marc Short, Lincoln
Ass’t Superintendents: Donald Kurtz, Lincoln; Kevin Kurtz, Lincoln; Mark Gordon,
Middletown; Troy Gehrke, Delavan; & Matt Short, Lincoln
Announcer: Bill Bree, Lincoln
1. Exhibitor must follow all general Dept. X guidelines (see p. 45 - 47).
2. Registration papers for heifers will be checked by the Assistant Superintendent from
2:00 – 2:30 p.m. the day before the Heifer Show.
3. All beef animals must be exhibited regardless of the number in a class.
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Entry Deadline for all 4-H Shows is WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010!!
4. Steers and heifers will be tied by clubs (if possible) in the cattle barns. 4-H Scramble
calves will be grouped together, NO exceptions.
5. Steer classes will be weighed in Wednesday afternoon August 4, beginning at 1:00
p.m. Each breed will be divided into weight classes by the Superintendent and
weighmaster after weigh-in is completed and will show in those classes Thursday.
6. Artificial coloring of animals will not be allowed above the hocks and animals found
being artificially colored will be disqualified. Beef Superintendents shall be
responsible for toweling procedures and for enforcement of rules.
7. Warts are a big concern. It will be left to the discretion of the County Fair Vet if an
animal will be disqualified due to warts on an animal.
8. Personalized Show Shirts may be worn except during showmanship.
9. Must declare breed in February (at weigh-in time) and confirm breed with registration
paper in June. If no paper in June the animal will show with crossbreds. No
crossbreds will be allowed to go back to a breed.
10. Show order will be as specified in book.
11. Health papers will be checked on Wednesday, August 4, between 2:00-2:30 p.m.
at the Show Pavilion. (see cattle health regulations in white pages at back of
showbook)
12. Animals do not have to be fitted for showmanship classes – it shall be the exhibitors
choice whether or not to fit for showmanship.
13. Grand Champion will be chosen from breed winners and Champion Crossbred.
Reserve Grand Champion will be selected from remaining class with the reserve in
class to the Grand Champion brought in. A Champion and Reserve Champion
Purebred will be selected, if not selected in Grand Champion drive.
14. ANY ANIMALS WITHOUT CORRECT REGISTRATION PAPERS WILL BE SHOWN
IN CROSSBRED CLASS!
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STEERS
Entries in steer classes must have been dropped after January 1, 2009
Beef steers must have been owned by February 1, 2010.
Exhibitors in the beef steer division may enter two steers (three if one is a scramble
steer), and they need not be of the same breed. All steers must be tattooed and
weighed. All steers will be mouthed at the official County weigh-in Wednesday
afternoon at the same time that they are weighed. No steer will be allowed to show
regardless of birth date that has more than one pair of its milk teeth replaced by
permanent teeth, and the permanent teeth cannot be advanced enough to be in
wear. The decision of the examining veterinarians will be final.
Final decision of weight classes will be made at the scale.
Show order will be Black Angus, Herefords, Shorthorns, Simmentals, Papered
Other Breeds/Red Angus, Crossbreds and Non-Papered Breeds. Grand Champion
and Reserve Grand Champion Over all Breeds.
A Top Rate-of-Gain Steer will be chosen, announced at the conclusion of the steer
show and presented an award at that time.
Steer Blood Testing Rule: The Logan County Youth Committee reserves the right
to blood test the Champion and Reserve Champion Steers of each Purebred Class
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Entry Deadline for all 4-H Shows is WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010!!
at the Logan County 4-H Show for type to verify breed characteristics. Any protests
must be filed in writing at the 4-H Office within 24 hours after the conclusion of the
4-H Beef Show. The protesting party will pay all blood testing expenses if tests are
proven negative; if found positive, the 4-H’er will be responsible for all costs. Any
breeder and/or exhibitor found to be in violation will not be awarded premiums and
will be barred from exhibiting at the Logan County 4-H Show for the following one
year. The second occurrence will bar that 4-H’er for his/her 4-H career from
exhibiting. All premium and sale money will be held until tests are returned.
Anyone found in violation: Sale money over market price will be refunded to the
buyer.
8.
No 4-H cattle will be allowed to show with horns. Scurs are acceptable.
9.
Must inform breed in February (at weigh-in) and confirm breed with registration
paper in June. If no paper in June the animal will show with crossbreds. No
crossbreds will be allowed to go back to a breed.
10. ANY ANIMALS WITHOUT CORRECT REGISTRATION PAPERS WILL BE
SHOWN IN CROSSBRED CLASS.
BLACK ANGUS
X-1A Light
X-1B Medium
X-1C Heavy
PAPERED OTHER
BREEDS AND RED
ANGUS
X-4A Light
X-4B Medium
X-4C Heavy
STEERS
HEREFORD
X-2A Light
X-2B Medium
X-2C Heavy
CROSSBRED &
NON-PAPERED BREEDS
X-5A Light
X-5B Medium
X-5C Heavy
SHORTHORN
X-3A Light
X-3B Medium
X-3C Heavy
SIMMENTAL (1/2 blood)
X-6A Light
X-6B Medium
X-6C Heavy
HEIFERS
1. Purebred Beef Classes
1. Prospect Heifer – calved after 1/1/2010 (all breeds will exhibit in ONE class)
2. Senior Heifer Calf – Sept. 1 to Dec. 31, 2009
3. Late Summer Heifer – July 1 to August 31, 2009
4. Early Summer Heifer – May 1 to June 30, 2009
5. Late Junior Yearling Heifer – March 1 to April 30, 2009
6. Early Junior Yearling Heifer – Jan. 1 to Feb. 28, 2009
2. Beef purebred heifers must have been owned by June 1, 2010
3. Exhibitor will be required to give registration and ear tattoo numbers (except for
non-papered commercial heifers) when making entries.
4. Exhibitor may enter and show 2 breeds of heifers, and may show 2 entries per
class.
5. Tattoos of the top two places in each heifer class will be checked in the show ring if
questioned.
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Entry Deadline for all 4-H Shows is WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010!!
6. Each breed of cattle will name a Champion Female.
7. Heifers will show in order of Prospect Heifer class, Black Angus, Hereford,
Shorthorn, Simmental, and Papered Other Breeds/Red Angus. Each breed shall
show straight through until Champions have been selected.
8. Recognized Breed Associations will include: American Hereford Assoc., American
Polled Hereford Assoc., American Shorthorn Assoc., American Simmental Assoc.,
and American Angus Assoc. Females registered in any other Breed Associations
must show in Papered Other Breeds classes.
9. ANY ANIMALS WITHOUT CORRECT REGISTRATION PAPERS WILL BE
SHOWN IN CROSSBRED CLASS!
HEIFERS
BLACK ANGUS
HEREFORD
X-14 Senior Heifer Calf
X-19 Senior Heifer Calf
X-15 Late Summer Heifer
X-20 Late Summer Heifer
X-16 Early Summer Heifer
X-21 Early Summer Heifer
X-17 Late Junior Yearling Heifer
X-22 Late Junior Yearling Heifer
X-18 Early Junior Yearling Heifer
X-23 Early Junior Yearling Heifer
SHORTHORN
SIMMENTAL (1/2 blood or more)
X-24 Senior Heifer Calf
X-29 Senior Heifer Calf
X-25 Late Summer Heifer
X-30 Late Summer Heifer
X-26 Early Summer Heifer
X-31 Early Summer Heifer
X-27 Late Junior Yearling Heifer
X-32 Late Junior Yearling Heifer
X-28 Early Junior Yearling Heifer
X-33 Early Junior Yearling Heifer
PAPERED OTHER BREEDS AND RED NON-PAPERED COMMERCIAL HEIFER
ANGUS
X-39 (by hip height)
X-34 Senior Heifer Calf
X-40 (by hip height)
X-35 Late Summer Heifer
X-36 Early Summer Heifer
X-37 Late Junior Yearling Heifer
X-38 Early Junior Yearling Heifer
COW/CALF CLASS
PROSPECT HEIFER CLASS
X-41A First calved Heifer – 3 years
X-42 – Calved after 01/01/2010
X-41B 4 years old and up
The two classes (X-39 & X-40) will be determined after hip height measurements are
completed. Ownership must be declared at the same time entries are made at the
Extension Office. The heifer must be born after January 1, 2009. The heifers will be
shown as breeding females, and are eligible to show for Supreme Champion
Female.
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Entry Deadline for all 4-H Shows is WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010!!
COW/CALF CLASS
Cow must be owned by 4-H’ers when bred. All breeds show together. Must have
papers on cows. (Each 4-H’er can exhibit two cow-calf pairs if properly entered in 4-H)
X-41A First calved Heifer – 3 years
X-41B 4 years old and up
X-42 Prospect Heifer
1. The purpose of this class is to promote cow and calf production in Logan
County.
2. Both cow and calf must be halter broke and exhibited at the same time.
3. The class is to be judged on the quality of the cow and calf and the efficiency of
the cow in producing the calf.
4. The cow and calf animals can only be shown in the Beef Production class and
no other.
5. The DAM is to be a purebred or crossbred female that is registered in an
approved Beef Herdbook which shows her to be registered in the exhibitor’s
name only.
6. ALL livestock must have a health certificate that meets all health requirements
of the state.
7. The calf is to be owned, exhibited and maintained by the exhibitor the same as
the cow.
8. Calf is to be born on or after January 1, 2010.
9. At Superintendent’s discretion, cow-calves may leave in the evening, Thursday,
August 5.
AWARDS AND TROPHIES
Grand Champion Steer
Grand Champion Steer ($50 bond)
Grand Champion Steer (Jacket)
Reserve Grand Champion Steer
Champion Angus Steer
Reserve Champion Angus Steer
Champion Hereford Steer
Reserve Champion Hereford Steer
Champion Shorthorn Steer
Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer
Champion Crossbred Steer
Reserve Champion Crossbred Steer
Champion Simmental Steer
Reserve Champion Simmental Steer
Champion British Breed Steer
Reserve Champion British Breed Steer
Top Rate-of-Gain Steer
Randy Westen Memorial by Hoblit Seed
Brandt Consolidated
Doug DeMay/Eagle One Investments
Phil Willson, Atlanta Ag Center
State Bank of Lincoln
Tabor Feed Mill & Farm Supply, Inc.
Phil Willson, Atlanta Ag Center
Randy Pech Family
Logan County Farm Bureau
Daniel Sheehan, Ag-Land, F.S., Inc.
Phil Willson, Atlanta Ag Center
Tabor Feed Mill & Farm Supply, Inc.
Logan County Simmental Association
Logan County Simmental Association
Larry Bobell Family
Short Cattle Co.
Rockin’ G Land & Cattle Co.
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Entry Deadline for all 4-H Shows is WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010!!
Top Rate-of-Gain Steer ($50 Bond)
AOB Champion Steer
Reserve Champion AOB Steer
Supreme Champion Female
H G & N Fertilizer, Tom Young Family
Scott Tibbs/Ag Land FS
USDA Farm Service Agency/Tony Schmillen
Larry Bobell Family
Reserve Supreme Champion Female
Champion Angus Female
Reserve Champion Angus Female
Champion Hereford Female
Reserve Champion Hereford Female
Champion Shorthorn Female
Reserve Champion Shorthorn Female
Champion Simmental Female
Champion Simmental Female ($25)
Reserve Champion Simmental Female
Reserve Champion Simmental Female ($15)
Champion Other Papered Breeds Female
Res. Champion Other Papered Breeds
Female
Champion Non-papered Commercial Heifer
Res. Champ. Non-Papered Commercial Heifer
Champion Cow/Calf
Reserve Champion Cow/Calf
MEMORIALS
Champion Shorthorn Female Memorial
Reserve Champion Shorthorn Female
Memorial
Outstanding 4-H Beef Member
Short Cattle Co.
Farm Credit Services of Central, IL
Farm Credit Services of Central, IL
Brandt Consolidated
Randy Pech Family
Tabor Feed Mill & Farm Supply, Inc.
Central Illinois Ag, Inc
Central Illinois Ag, Inc
Logan County Simmental Association
Central Illinois Ag, Inc.
Logan County Simmental Association
Illinois National Bank
Rockin G Land & Cattle Co.
2010 Champion Shorthorn Steer plaque
Mark & Suzann Maxheimer
Mark & Suzann Maxheimer
Hollander’s 4-H Club
Beason Ag 4-H Club
Hoblit Seed
Hoblit Seed
Troy Lynn Miller Memorial Plaque/Lynn Miller
Family
In Memory of Troy Powell/Jack Powell Family
MONETARY AWARDS
LOGAN COUNTY SIMMENTAL ASSOCIATION – The association will award the following monies for all
Simmental Heifer Classes at the 4-H Show.
1st - $5, 2nd - $3, and 3rd - $2. Monetary awards will also be awarded to the Champion and Reserve
Champion Simmental Steer. Contributions of the Breeders Association for the 4-H Show at the Logan
County Fair will include: Boyer Simmentals, Breezeway Simmentals, Donnan Family Simmentals, Graff
Land & Livestock, Hilltop Farms, Hoerbert Family Simmentals, 5K Simmentals, Jones Family Simmentals,
Maxheimer Farms Simmentals, and Wolf Creek Simmentals.
HEREFORD AWARDS – Cash awards of $5, 4, 3, and 1 will be given to the top four places in both Hereford
steer and heifer classes. $10 will also be awarded for the Champion Hereford Steer and $10 for the
Champion Hereford Heifer, $5 for the Reserve Champion Steer and $5 Reserve Champion Heifer.
Contributors to the Hereford Fund for 4-H and Jr. Shows at the Logan County Fair will include: William
Burris, Rick McKown, Randy Pech, Marc Short, Tom Young and Jerry Entwistle.
LOGAN COUNTY ANGUS ASSOCIATION – The Angus Association will pay $5 for 1st, $3 for 2nd, and $2 for
3rd place for all Angus classes in both heifer and steer classes at the Logan County 4-H Show.
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Entry Deadline for all 4-H Shows is WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010!!
DAIRY CATTLE
Wednesday, August 4 – 8:00 a.m. (with Jr. & Open Shows)
Superintendent: Cindy Stoll, Chestnut
1.
Exhibitor must follow all general Dept. X guidelines (see p. 45 - 47).
2.
All breeds will show in their respective classes regardless of number in the class.
3.
Dairy cows in production will show as entered in the breed classes.
4.
Dairy calves and heifers must have been owned by June 1, 2010.
5.
Dairy cows must have been owned by January 1, 2010 and must have had a calf
within the past year to be shown in cow class.
6.
Each breed will name a Champion Heifer and Cow; Grand Champion Heifer and
Cow will be named for all breeds.
7.
Health and Registration papers will be checked on Tuesday, August 3 in the Show
Pavilion from 2 to 3 p.m. (see dairy health regulations in white pages at back of
showbook)
8.
Purebred Dairy Cattle Classes are as follows:
1. Junior Heifer Calf – on or after 12/1/2009
2. Senior Heifer Calf – 9/1 – 11/30/2009
3. Junior Yearling – 3/1/2009 – 8/31/2009
4. Senior Yearling – 9/1/08 – 2/28/2009
5. Cow – born before 9/1/2008
9.
Senior Showmanship in Dairy – A 4-H’er may win the Senior Showmanship one
year and sits out one year and may participate the next year.
10. ANY ANIMALS WITHOUT CORRECT REGISTRATION PAPERS WILL BE
DISQUALIFIED!
HOLSTEIN – Purebred
X-50 Junior Heifer Calf
X-51 Senior Heifer Calf
X-52 Junior Yearling
X-53 Senior Yearling
X-54 Cow
GUERNSEY – Purebred
X-60 Junior Heifer Calf
X-61 Senior Heifer Calf
X-62 Junior Yearling
X-63 Senior Yearling
X-64 Cow
DAIRY CATTLE CLASSES
MILKING SHORTHORN - Purebred
X-55 Junior Heifer Calf
X-56 Senior Heifer Calf
X-57 Junior Yearling
X-58 Senior Yearling
X-59 Cow
OTHER BREEDS – Purebred
X-65 Junior Heifer Calf
X-66 Senior Heifer Calf
X-67 Junior Yearling
X-68 Senior Yearling
X-69 Cow
AWARDS
Grand Champion Heifer Over All Breeds: Phil Willson, Atlanta Ag Center
Grand Champion Cow Over All Breeds: Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc., Peoria Division
Grand Champion Cow ($50 bond): Brandt Consolidated
MONETARY AWARDS: Logan County Milking Shorthorn Association – The association will award the
following monies in Jr. Calf and Sr. Heifer Calf classes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4, 4th: $3, and 5th: $2.
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Entry Deadline for all 4-H Shows is WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010!!
SHEEP
Thursday, August 5 – 8:00 a.m.
Superintendent: John Coers, New Holland
Assistant Supt.: Jim Coers, Mason City, Steve Schreiner, Lincoln
1.
Exhibitors should follow all general Dept. X rules (see p. 45 - 47).
2.
All breeds will show in their respective classes regardless of number in the class.
3.
A Grand Champion and Reserve will be named. Commercial ewes will not show
for Champion.
4.
All entries in the breeding classes must be purebred. Registration papers will be
called for during the Fair.
5.
4-H members can exhibit two breeds of sheep in the 4-H Show with a maximum of
12 entries in the breeding classes. Wethers are limited to two entries of any
breeds or crosses. Commercial will count as a breed.
6.
Each exhibitor will be limited to two entries in each class per breed except the pair
of lambs where only one pair may be shown.
7.
All lambs must be born after September 1, 2009. Lambs will be teethed and must
show no evidence of permanent teeth.
8.
Breeding sheep (including ewe and ram lambs) must have been owned by the
fourth Monday in June of the current year. Wethers must have been owned by
May 15 of the current year. Spot checks of farms by Extension staff and
Superintendent may be performed to verify possession.
9.
Health and registration papers will be checked on Tuesday, August 4 in the Show
Pavilion from 2-3:30 p.m. All ear tags, tattoos, or horn markings must be visible for
ring clerks to read. (see sheep health regulations in white pages at back of
showbook)
10. Artificial coloring will not be allowed. Any animal being artificially colored will be
disqualified.
11.
Market wethers will be weighed on Tuesday, August 3 from 1:15 -1:30 p.m. in hog
barn
12. ANY SHEEP WITHOUT CORRECT REGISTRATION PAPERS WILL BE SHOWN
IN COMMERCIAL CLASS!
SHEEP
SOUTHDOWN
X-70 Ewe Lamb
X-71 Ram Lamb
X-72 Pair of Lambs
X-73 Ewe one year & older
SUFFOLK
X-78 Ewe Lamb
X-79 Ram Lamb
X-80 Pair of Lambs
X-81 Ewe one year & older
HAMPSHIRE
X-74 Ewe Lamb
X-75 Ram Lamb
X-76 Pair of Lambs
X-77 Ewe one year & older
MONTADALE
X-82 Ewe Lamb
X-83 Ram Lamb
X-84 Pair of Lambs
X-85 Ewe one year & older
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Entry Deadline for all 4-H Shows is WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010!!
DORSET
X-86 Ewe Lamb
X-87 Ram Lamb
X-88 Pair of Lambs
X-89 Ewe one year & older
ALL OTHER BREEDS MEAT
X-94 Ewe Lamb
X-95 Ram Lamb
X-96 Pair of Lambs
X-97 Ewe one year & older
MARKET WETHER
X-101A Lightweight Market Wether
X-101B Heavyweight Market Wether
ALL OTHER BREEDS WOOL
X-90 Ewe Lamb
X-91 Ram Lamb
X-92 Pair of Lambs
X-93 Ewe one year & older
COMMERCIAL EWE CLASSES
X-98 Ewe Lamb
X-99 Pair of Ewe Lambs
X-100 Ewe one year & older
PAIR OF WETHERS
X-102A Lightweight Pair of Wethers
X-102B Heavyweight Pair of Wethers
AWARDS
Grand Champion Ewe Lamb
Reserve Grand Champion Ewe Lamb
Grand Champion Ram Lamb
Reserve Grand Champion Ram Lamb
Grand Champion Pair of Lambs
Reserve Grand Champion Pair of Lambs
Grand Champion Ewe
Reserve Grand Champion Ewe
Grand Champion Wether
Grand Champion Wether ($50 bond)
Grand Champion Wether Jacket
Reserve Grand Champion Wether
Grand Champion Pair of Wethers
Reserve Grand Champion Pair of Wethers
Grand Champion Commercial Ewe
Reserve Grand Champion Commercial Ewe
Coers Excavating
Bank of Chestnut
Phil Willson, Atlanta Ag Center
Bank of Chestnut
Gerald E. Carter, LUTCF, Country Financial
Insurance Agency
Gerald E. Carter, LUTCF, Country Financial
Insurance Agency
Brandt Consolidated
Farm Credit Services of Central, IL
Illinois National Bank
Brandt Consolidated
Doug DeMay/Eagle One Investsments
State Bank of Lincoln
Daugherty Excavating
Grieme Ins.
3J Farm – The Coers Family
3J Farm – The Coers Family
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Entry Deadline for all 4-H Shows is WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010!!
BREEDING HOGS - GILTS
Wednesday, August 4 – 8:00 a.m.
Superintendent: Stan Anderson, Elkhart
Assistant Superintendents: Rodney Coers, Hartsburg; Scott Tibbs, Lincoln, Doug
Ritterbush, Lincoln; Brett Davison, Beason; Suzann Maxheimer, Elkhart; Chris Anderson,
Elkhart; Dara Entwistle, Eric Eimer, Lincoln
Weighmasters: Betsy Pech, Lincoln; Arlyn Musselman, Lincoln
Announcer: Ralph Allen, New Holland
1.
2.
Read General Rules and Regulations for 4-H livestock (see p. 45 - 47).
All animals exhibited in the 4-H breeding hog classes will be purebred &/or
crossbred, and must have been farrowed on or after January 1 of the current year.
3.
Each exhibitor may show a maximum of four gilts, maximum of two gilts per class.
4.
Single purebred and commercial gilts must have been owned by June 1, 2010.
5.
All breeds will show in their respective classes regardless of the number in the
class.
6.
Registration papers required on all purebreds. Papers must be with exhibitor in
ring. Top two in each class may be checked in ring.
7.
Health papers will be checked on Tuesday, August 3 from 2-3:30 p.m. in the Show
Pavilion. (see swine health regulations in white pages at back of showbook)
8.
Commercial selection classes will be allowed to drive for Champion Commercial
Gilt.
9. The commercial gilt selection class entries are subject to all health rules. Exhibitors
must submit to the county Extension Office sheets showing ear notches and certify
that these commercial gilts are owned by the exhibitor and have been a 4-H project
since June 1, 2010.
10. Ear notch sheets are due June 1st in the Extension Office, if the sheets are not
received by June 1st, the exhibitor will not be eligible to show. June 1st all possible
ear notches are due. Fresh ear notches will be disqualified. County Fair
Veterinarian and the Livestock Committee will make final decision.
11.
Commercial gilts will be placed in classes and will be shown by weight.
12.
Grand Champion will be chosen from breed winners and Champion Crossbred.
Reserve Grand Champion will be selected from remaining class with the reserve in
class to the Grand Champion brought in. A Champion and Reserve Champion
Purebred will be selected, if not selected in Grand Champion Drive.
13.
Swine registration papers for Purebred Gilts must be in hand upon entering
showring. Committee will be working one class ahead to check papers.
Registration papers must be original and in 4-H’ers name ONLY. NO FAXES
WILL BE ACCEPTED. Joint ownership will NOT be accepted.
14. ANY ANIMALS WITHOUT CORRECT REGISTRATION PAPERS WILL BE
SHOWN IN CROSSBRED CLASS!
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Entry Deadline for all 4-H Shows is WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010!!
FARROWING DATES:
#1 Gilt: January 1-20, 2010
#2 Gilt: January 21 – February 10, 2010
#3 Gilt: February 11 – 28, 2010
#4 Gilt: March 1, 2010 & after
EAR NOTCH SHEETS ARE DUE JUNE 1ST IN THE
EXTENSION OFFICE!
SPOTTED HOGS
X-103 #1 Gilt
X-104 #2 Gilt
X-105 #3 Gilt
X-106 #4 Gilt
DUROC
X-119 #1 Gilt
X-120 #2 Gilt
X-121 #3 Gilt
X-122 #4 Gilt
BREEDING HOGS – GILTS
YORKSHIRE
CHESTER WHITE
X-107 #1 Gilt
X-111 #1 Gilt
X-108 #2 Gilt
X-112 #2 Gilt
X-109 #3 Gilt
X-113 #3 Gilt
X-110 #4 Gilt
X-114 #4 Gilt
BERKSHIRE
ALL OTHER
X-123 #1 Gilt
BREEDS
X-124 #2 Gilt
X-127 #1 Gilt
X-125 #3 Gilt
X-128 #2 Gilt
X-126 #4 Gilt
X-129 #3 Gilt
X-130 #4 Gilt
HAMPSHIRE
X-115 #1 Gilt
X-116 #2 Gilt
X-117 #3 Gilt
X-118 #4 Gilt
COMMERCIAL
SELECTION CLASS
X-131 Light A
X-132 Light B
X-133 Medium C
X-134 Medium D
X-135 Heavy E
X-136 Heavy F
EAR NOTCH SHEETS ARE DUE JUNE 1ST IN THE
EXTENSION OFFICE!
AWARDS
Grand Champion Gilt
Logan County Paramedic Association, Inc.
Reserve Grand Champion Gilt
Logan County Paramedic Association, Inc.
4-H Champion Purebred Gilt
In Memory of Ross Conrady
4-H Reserve Champion Purebred Gilt
Hartsburg Grain
4-H Champion Commercial Gilt
Brandt Consolidated
4-H Reserve Champion Commercial Gilt
Grieme Ins.
Champion Spotted
Phil Willson, Atlanta Ag Center
Champion Chester White
Ritchhart’s Mobile Zoo
Champion Duroc
East Lincoln Farmers Grain
Champion Berkshire
Ingram’s Grounds Divison
Champion Commercial Selection Class
BB Milling Co.
Champion Yorkshire
Phil Willson, Atlanta Ag Center
Champion Hampshire
BB Milling Co.
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Entry Deadline for all 4-H Shows is WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010!!
Champion All Other Breeds
Reserve Champion Spotted
Reserve Champion Chester White
Reserve Champion Duroc
Reserve Champion Berkshire
Reserve Champion Commercial Selection
Class
Reserve Champion Yorkshire
Reserve Champion Hampshire
Reserve Champion All Other Breeds
Davison Trucking
In honor & memory of Donald D. Wilson by
the Middletown 4-H’ers & Cloverbuds
Coers Excavating
In honor & memory of Donald D. Wilson by
the Middletown 4-H’ers & Cloverbuds
Custom Creations by Sherry Ingram
State Bank of Lincoln
Grieme Ins.
Hickory Hills Farm/Rod & Michael Coers
In Memory of Chris McGlasson by 4-H
Family & Friends
MARKET HOG SHOW - BARROWS
1.
2.
Read General Rules and Regulations for 4-H Livestock (see p. 45 - 47).
Barrows only are eligible for the 4-H barrow classes. Each exhibitor will be required
to produce registration papers on animals shown in registered classes.
3.
All barrows must have been owned by June 1, 2010.
4.
All breeds will show in their respective classes regardless of the number in the
class.
5.
Each exhibitor will be limited to six barrows weighed and six barrows shown, but a
maximum of 4 barrows per breed (crossbred counts as a breed).
6.
All barrows will be weighed Tuesday, August 3 between 1:30 and 3:00 p.m.
Purebred barrows will be divided into three weight classes by superintendent and
weighmaster after “weigh-in” is completed
7.
Reweigh procedures are as follows: 1. The request to reweigh must be made
immediately as the animal leaves the scale. 2. Barrow must not leave the scale
area. 3. Barrow must reweigh within 15 minutes of original weigh time. 4. The
second weight will be official weight. Each exhibitor may weigh six(6) barrows at
“official weigh-in”, with a four per breed maximum. Weight requirements will be
strictly enforced.
8.
Grade or crossbred barrows will be considered as a breed and be subject to all
rules above.
9.
Each entrant must submit to the county Extension office, ear notches for all
barrows, certifying that these barrows are owned by the exhibitor, have been a 4-H
project since June 1, 2010, and were farrowed on or after January 15, 2010. If ear
notches are not received in the office by June 1st, the exhibitor will not be eligible to
show. June 1st all possible ear notches are due.
10. All barrows must be owned as BARROWS by exhibitor by June 1, 2010.
11. Health papers will be checked in Show Pavilion on Tuesday, August 3, from 2-3:30
p.m. (see swine health regulations in white pages at back of showbook)
12. Barrow registration papers will be checked at weigh-in. NO FAXES WILL BE
ACCEPTED. Registration papers must be in 4-H’ers name only. Joint
ownership will NOT be accepted.
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Entry Deadline for all 4-H Shows is WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010!!
15.
16.
17.
Grand Champion will be chosen from breed winners and Champion Crossbred.
Reserve Grand Champion will be selected from remaining class with the reserve in
class to the Grand Champion brought in. A Champion and Reserve Champion
Purebred will be selected, if not selected in Grand Champion Drive.
ANY ANIMALS WITHOUT CORRECT REGISTRATION PAPERS WILL BE
MOVED TO CROSSBRED/COMMERCIAL CLASSES!
At superintendent’s discretion classes may be combined.
EAR NOTCH SHEETS ARE DUE JUNE 1ST IN THE
EXTENSION OFFICE!
SPOTTED HOGS
X-137 Light, Individual
X-138 Medium, Individual
X-139 Heavy, Individual
CHESTER WHITE
X-143 Light, Individual
X-144 Medium, Individual
X-145 Heavy, Individual
DUROC
X-149 Light, Individual
X-150 Medium, Individual
X-151 Heavy, Individual
ALL OTHER BREEDS
X-155 Light, Individual
X-156 Medium, Individual
X-157 Heavy, Individual
BARROWS
YORKSHIRE
X-140 Light, Individual
X-141 Medium, Individual
X-142 Heavy, Individual
HAMPSHIRE
X-146 Light, Individual
X-147 Medium, Individual
X-148 Heavy, Individual
BERKSHIRE
X-152 Light, Individual
X-153 Medium, Individual
X-154 Heavy, Individual
GRADE OR CROSSBRED
X-158 Light A, Individual
X-159 Light B, Individual
X-160 Medium C, Individual
X-161 Medium D, Individual
X-162 Heavy E, Individual
X-163 Heavy F, Individual
EAR NOTCH SHEETS ARE DUE JUNE 1ST IN
THE EXTENSION OFFICE!
Memorial Awards
Grand Champion Barrow – Director’s Chair Jack Crane Memorial, Ron Crane Family
Grand Champion Barrow – traveling trophy Don Crane Family
Grand Champion Barrow
Chad Wieber Memorial Traveling Trophy
and $100 cash
Reserve Grand Champion Barrow
Chad Wieber Memorial Plaque and $50
cash
Grand Champion Barrow Jacket
Doug DeMay/Eagle One Investments
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Entry Deadline for all 4-H Shows is WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010!!
Grand Champion Gilt Trophy & $75
Awards
Grand Champion Barrow
Grand Champion Barrow ($50 bond)
Reserve Grand Champion Barrow
Champion Purebred Barrow
Reserve Champion Purebred Barrow
Champion Spotted
Champion Yorkshire
Champion Chester White
Champion Hampshire
Champion Duroc
Champion Berkshire
Champion Crossbred
Champion Other Papered Breeds
Chad Wieber Memorial
Illinois National Bank
Brandt Consolidated
Phil Willson, Atlanta Ag Center
In Memory of Ross Conrady
Dara Entwistle
Ivan & Roberta Rademaker
Illini Bank
Timbercrest Veterinary Service
Rohlf’s Implement Co., Hartsburg
Timbercrest Veterinary Service
Tabor Feed Mill & Farm Supply, Inc.
Farm Credit Services of Central IL
Entwistle Spots
Reserve Champion Spotted
Werth Services, Insurance, Real Estate &
Storage
Reserve Champion Yorkshire
Illini Bank
Reserve Champion Chester White
Brandt Consolidated
Reserve Champion Duroc
Timbercrest Veterinary Service
Reserve Champion Berkshire
Coers Lawn Service/Daniel Coers
Reserve Champion Crossbred
Farm Credit Services of Central IL
Reserve Champion Other Papered Breeds Grieme Ins.
Reserve Champion Hampshire
Tri Ag., Inc.
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Entry Deadline for all 4-H Shows is WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010!!
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