Southern District Rules- 9th February 2014
The Cumbria Federation of Young Farmers Clubs- Southern District Field Day
Southern District Annual Field Day, Saturday 17th May 2014
Hawkswell Farm, Ulverston, LA12 7PP
By Kind Permission of the Edmondson Family
Chairman:
Secretary:
Stuart Boyren; Birkrow Cottage, Blawith, Nr Ulverston, LA12 8EG
Fiona Edmondson; The Old Shop, 2 Gunston Terrace, Lowick, LA12 8DU
Note: NFYFC National Eliminator - National Rules apply unless otherwise stated.
NAFD Northern Area Field Day Eliminator - Northern Area Rules apply unless otherwise stated
COMPETITIONS SCHEDULE
A. PRE-FIELD DAY- to be submitted on Wednesday 16th April 2014 at Preston Patrick Memorial Hall between
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7:30 pm and 9:00pm
Typed Minutes Book 2013- 14 (Open)
To be judged on content, spelling and grammar. To be typed and presented in a folder.
Field Day to Field Day Scrap Book (Open)
Photographs and other medium allowed
Photography- “Work, Rest and Play of Young Farmers Life” (Open)
3 photographs printed on photographic paper, each photo not to exceed 7” x 5”. They are to be displayed on
backing paper not to exceed A3 in size. Captions allowed. Must be own work
YFC Programme (Open)
To exhibit your YF Club Programme, 12 months or 6 months are acceptable.
Must be programme as used for the activities of 2013-14
Journey of Tweed, mood board (Open) NFYFC
See National Rules from the Website
Mood Board (Junior) - Farming in the Year 3000, “The Future of Machinery”
Through words and pictures show what Agricultural Machinery may look like in the future
To be displayed on A3 card. Entries are NOT to be framed
Title of the artwork is to be on the board and must be within the A3 size
Mood Board (Inter)- Farming in the Year 3000- “The Future of Farming Clothes”
Through words and pictures show what farming clothes may look like in the future.
To be displayed on A3 card. Entries are NOT to be framed
Title of the artwork is to be on the board and must be within the A3 size
Wooden Farm Sign- NAFD (Open)
Exhibit must be a farm sign completely made of wood and finished with Paint or Stain.
Maximum Size is 1m x 1m x 1m
Competitors to include a storyboard of a maximum size of A3 detailing how it was made and illustrated with
photographs.
Wooden Farm Yard (Inter)
Exhibit must be a farm yard completely made of wood and finished with Paint or Stain.
Maximum Size is 600mm x 600mm x 600mm. Competitors to include a storyboard size A4, detailing how it
was made and illustrated with photographs
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10. Wooden Farm Animal (Junior)
Exhibit must be a farm animal completely made of wood and finished with Paint or Stain.
Maximum Size is 300mm x 300mm x 300mm . Competitors to include an A4 storyboard detailing how it was
made and illustrated with photographs
11. Limerick (Open)
To write a Limerick beginning with the line ..... “There was a Young Farmer from Hawkswell”
To be displayed on A5 paper
12. A pair of oven gloves and apron NFYFC (Junior)
To see National Rules
13. Corn Dolly (Junior)
Competitors must include an A4 story board detailing how it was made and illustrated with photographs.
14. Metal Work- Fire Companion Set with A4 Story Board (Open)
Competitors will be required to make a 3 piece fire companion set completely from metal apart from the brush,
the set is to consist of a poker, brush and a shovel on an upright stand and have a traditional fire black finish.
Health and Safety of the use of the final item must be kept in mind at all times, i.e. prevention of being burnt
when using the item.
Competitors must include an A4 story board detailing how it was made and illustrated with photographs.
The size of the items should be no more 700mm in height by 700mm wide
Story Board to be displayed in addition to this size area
15. Invite to Lowick YFC 60th Year Dinner Dance (Open)
To be of A5 size, any medium to be used . To include the following wording:Date: - Saturday 20th February 2015
Venue: - Coronation Hall, Ulverston
16. Hand Knitted Garment NAFD (Open)
Competitors must exhibit a knitted Garment to fit a war time child between the age of one and four years of age.
British wool must be used.
Competitors must include receipts, costing and provide the pattern used
Exhibit must be the unaided work of the competitor and must have been completed in the last 12 months
17. Promotional Club song
Words and a performed CD to be submitted to promote Young Farmers to a member of the public who may not
have heard of YF movement before
To include at least 4 members of the club (Name and age to be submitted)
18. Winter Wonderland Cross Stitch (Inter)
To be a maximum size of 400mm x 400mm and an A4 photo board with maximum 3 photos included in addition
to this size.
Not to be framed or backed so it is possible to view the back of the item
Must have been completed in the last 12 months
19. Lakeland Dialect (Open)
Competitors to produce a story in dialect entitled “Hoo Farmin’s altered in 100 ‘ear’ ” of between 170 and 230
words. Written Copy to be handed in at Pre-Field day and read by the same member on the Field Day.
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B. FIELD DAY
1. Treasurers Competition (Open)
Treasurer to supply notebook of transaction, cashbook, cheque book, paying in book and bank statements to the
last one issued. Judged by examination of books and short 15 minute interview
2. Club Report (Open)
Report to be typed ready for the yearbook with a CD /USB pen drive and club photo
3. 4 Caramel Shortbread with recipe card (Inter)
4 pieces of Homemade Caramel Shortbread with an A5 recipe card to be displayed
4. Decorated Cake NAFD (Open)
Competitors must exhibit a decorated Fruit Cake to the theme “Serving your Country”. Cake must be
homemade. Recipe of cake to be displayed.
Maximum size for full display not to exceed 400mm x 400mmm x unlimited height
5. Hay time picnic (Open)
A hay time picnic to be displayed within an area of 600mm x 600mm x 600mm
4 items to be judged, each to be identified
6. 4 Chocolate Brownies (Junior)
4 Homemade Chocolate Brownies with an A5 recipe card to be displayed
7. 4 Homemade Yorkshire Puddings NAFD (Junior)
A plate of 4 homemade Yorkshire Puddings
To be displayed within a maximum area of 300mm x 300mm x unlimited height
8. Savoury Plait (Senior)
A5 Recipe card to be displayed
Filling and Pastry of Competitors choice
9. Light Rum Butter (Senior)
To be displayed within a transparent glass dish.
10. Homemade Marmalade NAFD (Inter)
Competitors must exhibit a jar of homemade marmalade.
Recipe card to be displayed
Maximum size for full display to not exceed 300mm x 300mm x unlimited height.
11.Rhubarb Jam (Junior)
Competitors must exhibit a jar of homemade Rhubarb Jam, any fruit or ginger can be added
Must include a label, A5 Recipe card to be displayed
12. Stripy Jelly in a Pint Glass (Junior)
13. 4 Decorated Cup Cakes to the theme of “Farming in the Year 3000” (Senior)
To be judged on decoration alone
14. Gala Pie (Senior)
15. Home Brew (Senior)
A Home brewed Bitter to be the unaided work of the competitor named
To include a label designed by the competitor, attached to the bottle
A minimum of a pint to be supplied
Competitor to provide a glass for sampling
16. Boys Cookery- “Ready, Steady, Cook”
Competitor to bring individual store cupboard ingredients to prepare and present 2 dishes.
5 days before field day club secretaries will be sent a text with 3 ingredients which must be added to the
competitors recipes. Competitors are to supply these three ingredients on the day. Competitors to bring their
own gas rings (2 rings maximum, please make sure that all equipment is correctly tested as of National Rules)
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and all equipment needed.
Maximum display 600mm x 600mm x unlimited height.
Time allowed- 30 minutes
17.National Cookery- “Serving our Country” NFYFC
Please see National Rules from the Website
18. Boys Making a Bed (Open)
Team of two boys to make a double bed to 5 Star Hotel standard, all linen will be provided.
Time allowed- 5 minutes
19. Girls Hanging a gate (Open)
A team of two to hang a gate. Gate and hanging are provided. Tools and PPE to be brought by competitor, no power
tools allowed. Time allowed- maximum 15 minutes
20. Handwritten Letter (Inter)
Competitor to write a letter of thanks to the host farm in front of the judge, and be presented in a handwritten
addressed envelope
Competitor to provide own pen, paper and envelope
Judged on content and presentation
Time allowed- 15 minutes, including planning time
21. Hair Put up (Open)
Hair to be styled for a wedding
Any suitable ornamentation or headdress can be used in keeping with the style chosen,No hairpieces or extensions
to be used, Nothing prepared, Provide Own life model, No electric available, Small Table and a Chair will be provided
Time allowed- Maximum 1 hour
22. “Scrap Heap Challenge,” Self Propelled vehicle (Senior)
To make a self propelled vehicle from scrap. It should be suitable to travel on rough terrain, and be demonstrated on
the day by completing a short course. Points will be awarded for initiative
To be displayed in an area of 1m x 1m x 1m. No remote controls, gas or fire to be used.
23. Reading of the Lakeland Dialect produced for Pre Field day
Has to be read by the person who has written the narrative for Pre Field day.
Questions will be asked on the script
24. Allotment on a Biscuit Tin lid (Junior)
To be assembled in front of the Judge on the day, A maximum size of 300mm x 300mm
All materials to be supplied by competitor
Time allowed- maximum 30 minutes
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C. FLORAL ART
1. Male Floral Art NAFD (Open)- A table decoration for an Armed Forced Dinner
To make an arrangement suitable for a table centre at the Armed Forced Dinner
To be viewed from all angles
Maximum space allowed 500mm wide x 500mm deep x unlimited height
Pre cut and pre-soaked oasis allowed. No pre cut flowers allowed. All the work of the arranging and assembling of
materials must be carried out during the competitor
Competitors must wear white coats
1 hour allowed for arranging with a further 10 minutes to check that the arrangement has not been disturbed during
cleaning up
2. Floral Art NFYFC (Junior)- A table decoration depicting “Wartime Poem”
Please see National Rules
3. Floral Art NFYFC (Inter)- A table decoration depicting “Last Post”
Please see National Rules
4. Floral Art NFYFC (Senior)- A table decoration depicting “Your Country Needs You”
Please see National Rules
D CO - OPERATIVES
1. County Display “Farming in the Year 3000”
Maximum size is 2m x 2m x 2m- external dimensions
To include 2 craft items, 2 cookery items, 1 flower arrangement and 1 other item- ALL to be judged
All 6 items must have been made by club members in the year of competition and must be identified to the judges
Marks awarded out of 400
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Club (Cube) Display NFYFC (Open) “Serving out Country”
Please see National Rules
3. Pallet Challenge NAFD (1 Intermediate, 1 Senior)
Team of two, 1 male, 1 female; 1 inter, 1 senior
Each team will be supplied with 2 pallets which are to be dismantled and fit through a toilet seat
Safety clothing must be worn- steel toe cap boots, gloves and goggles
Competitors shall be marked according to the time taken to complete the task
4. Shovelling a Material
Team of two, 1 male, 1 female; 1 inter, 1 senior
The team will be supplied with a measured amount of material which will be moved completely from one location to
another specified location.
Competitors shall be marked according to the time taken to complete the task
Shovels and brush will be supplied
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E.STOCKJUDGING
Competitors will be required to judge and give reasons on a ring of 4 Animals/crops. Animals/crops will be
designated A, B, X and Y. All competitors must wear a white coat.
During the competition no other paper than provided must be used, and no literature may be used.
Competitors will be allowed 15 minutes for inspection and handling of the stock and each competitor will be allowed
up to 2 minutes for stating their reasons. Competitors exceeding this time limit will incur penalties at the rate of 2
marks for each 15 seconds or part thereof
1. Dairy (NAFD) (NFYFC) : To be held on Tuesday 13th May at New Close Farm, Oxen Park from 19:00 prompt
1.1 Junior
4 Ayrshire’s
1.2 Inter
4 Ayrshire’s
1.3 Senior
Linear assessment
2. Breeding Sheep
2.1 Junior
4 Textels
2.2 Inter
4 North of England mules
2.3 Senior
4 Suffolks
3. Butcher Lambs (NAFD)
3.1 Junior
3.2Inter
3.3Senior
4. Prime Beef (NAFD)
4.1 Junior
4.2 Inter
4.3 Senior
5. Girls
5.1 4 Blue Faced Leicesters
6. Crop Judging NAFD
6.1 Junior
6.2 Inter
6.3 Senior
7. Carcass
Practice to be on Tuesday 29th April, Competition on Tuesday 6th May at Denny Butchers, Lyth Valley from 1900
7.1 Inter, Lamb
7.2 Senior, Lamb
7.3 Inter, Beef
7.4 Senior, Beef
F. SKILLS
Competitors are required to manoeuvre a tractor around a course within the time allowed.
The judge will specify the time allowed on the day
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Tractor Handling NAFD (Senior)
Tractor Handling NAFD (Inter)
Pedal Tractor Handling NAFD (Junior)
ATV- Side by Side Handling NFYFC
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These are the rules for Southern District Field day- the NFYFC rules will applied at the next round
A team shall consist of two members, one Inter and one Senior, both competitors are required to hold a full current
UK Drivers License and show their photo card ID at the commencement of the competition
For the ATV Handling: a certificate that confirms that adequate training has been undertaken in ATV handling must
be produced on the day, a copy of the certificate must be handed to the judge on the day, failure to supply will result
in the team being disqualified.
At least one member of the team must hold a current first aid certificate of a national recognised body. The
certificate must be no more than 3 years old. The training and qualification must be certificate in competence in
either “First Aid at Work” or “Emergency First Aid at Work” or be a “Doctor, Nurse of Paramedic.” A copy of the
certificate must be handed to the competition judge on the day, failure to provide this will result in the team being
disqualified and not allowed to compete
Using a John Deere Gator/Kubota RTV/ Kawasaki Mule type side by side ATV
Task 1- Both team members are required to carry out daily maintenance and safety checks on the vehicle prior to
commencing the tasks. Competitors will be required to carry out a verbal risk assessment with the judge on relevant
part of the tasks that they will be completing- this section will be timed- 5 minutes
Task 2- One competitor will be required to drive the vehicle through a set course, negotiating various obstacles and
terrain- this section will be timed- 5 minutes. They will be required to reverse it through one part of the same course,
manoeuvring the vehicle to a set point where the trailer is ready to be hitched.
Task 3- Both team members working together are required to hitch the trailer
Task 4- the other competitor will drive forwards through the same set course with the loaded trailer, manoeuvre
that trailer through various obstacles and reverse into “set” garages. The 15 minute time limit will only commence
when the second competitor begins his/her section of the driving.
Marks will be deducted if either the vehicle or trailer hits any set obstacles. The number of attempts at each obstacle
will also be taken into consideration. The emphasis of the competition will be on skill, balance and safe operation of
the machine.
One mark per minute or part thereof will be deducted for over time.
Marked on time taken to complete the whole task
5. Drive it home NFYFC (Inter)
These are the rules for Southern District Field day- the NFYFC rules will applied at the next round
A Team of two members, one of which must hold a current UK driving license
Part one- Competitors will be given a serious of pictures in relation to road safety and hazard perception
Part two- Both competitors will be asked to work as a team to explain to the judge the checks that should be
routinely carried out to a road vehicle. These will include: coolant level, oil level, tyres/wheels, wiper/washers, lights,
braking system and overall vehicle condition- Maximum 5 minutes
Part three- Both competitors working as a team will be asked to change a wheel on the vehicle provided.
Competitors may, if they wish use their own hand tools (no power tools allowed).
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- Judges will have the right to stop the wheel change if the activity is unsafe for any reason, including
potential damage to the vehicle.
Maximum 20 minutes
FASHION
All competitors will be required to submit their garments for judging on the morning of the competition with
receipts. All fashion exhibits should be newly made in the 12 months before Field day and be the unaided work of
the competitor named.
6. Fashion NAFD (Junior)
To make and model a badge/medal that will be presented to Soldiers
7. Fashion NAFD (Inter)
To adapt and model an Armed Forces Uniform
8. Fashion NAFD (Senior)
To make and model an outfit suitable for the Pride of Britain Awards Ceremony
9. Digger Challenge (Senior)
A course must be completed in the time allowed by the judge.
The judge will describe the challenge ahead of the start of the time limit.
10. Sheep ShearingEliminators will be held at Hill Park on Tuesday 13th May from 1900 prompt. Top 4 from each category to compete
on the Field Day
The competitor shearing the sheep will be judged on condition of fleece, absence of second cuts in fleece, manner of
handling sheep, absence of cuts in sheep and appearance of shorn sheep. When wrapping the fleece they will be
judged on their ability, skill and competence.
10.1 Inter Hand
To Catch and shear 2 sheep and wrap the fleeces in 20 minutes. Own shears to be used.
10.2 Open Hand (NAFD)
To catch and shear 2 sheep and wrap the fleeces in 15 minutes. Competitor must have a Certificate of Competence .
10.3 Inter Machine
To catch and shear 2 sheep and wrap the fleeces in 12 minutes.
A 12 volt machine will be provided, competitors to bring their own hand piece and combs and cutters
10.4 Open Machine (NAFD)
A team of 2 Competitors are required to shear 3 sheep and wrap the fleeces. Competitor one to shear and
Competitor two to wrap. Competitor must have a Certificate of Competence
A 12 volt machine will be provided, competitors to bring their own hand piece and combs and cutters. Maximum
time allowed -10 minutes
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11.
Arm Wrestling- To be held on Field day as there are only two competitions
11.1 Female (Open)
11.2 Arm Male (Open)
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IDENTIFICATION
1. Open Bridle Identification NAFD
Competitors will be asked to identify various parts of a horses’ bridle
Competitors shall be informed of the time allowed by the judge on the day.
2. Boys Plants Identification
Competitors will be asked to identify a series of plant life
Competitors shall be informed of the time allowed by the judge on the day.
H FUN COMPETITIONS
1. Eating Competition NAFD
A team of three consisting of one junior, one inter and one senior
Competitors will be provided with a plate of food of which they are to eat in the quickest time
2. Senior Bolster and Bar, NAFD
2.1 Female (Senior)
Competitor to knock opponent off the bar. Best of 3. Footwear must be removed before competing. All Equipment
will be provided. Must be over 18 on 17th May.
2.2 Male (Senior)
Competitor to knock opponent off the bar. Best of 3. Footwear must be removed before competing. All Equipment
will be provided
3. Bale Toss
4. Orienteering
4.1 Junior – approximately 2 miles
4.2 Inter -approximately 2 miles
4.3 Senior - approximately 3 miles
5. Junior Sports Challenge, Team of 6
Points awarded on time taken
6. Tug of War Junior (NAFD)( NFYFC)
Eliminating round to be held on the 4th May at the Farmers Arms, Lowick at 10:30 prompt to allow weight in. Team
of 8. No steel toe capped boots. Top 4 teams to compete at the Field Day (no substitution of team members
allowed). 560kg weight limit for team, which can be increased by 10kg to a max of 600kg for every girl in the team.
Full rules found in NFYFC
7. Tug of War Female (NAFD)( NFYFC)
Eliminating round to be held on the 4th May at the Farmers Arms, Lowick at 10:30 prompt to allow weight in. Team
of 8, maximum of 2 over 16 and the rest over 18. No steel toe capped boots. Top 4 teams to compete at the Field
Day (no substitution of team members allowed). 580kg weight limit for full team. Full rules found in NFYFC
8. Tug of War Male (NAFD)( NFYFC)
Eliminating round to be held on the 4th May at the Farmers Arms, Lowick at 10:30 prompt to allow weight in. Team
of 8, maximum of 2 over 16 and the rest over 18. No steel toe capped boots. Top 4 teams to compete at the Field
Day (no substitution of team members allowed). 680kg weight limit for full team. Full rules found in NFYFC
9. Boat Race (NAFD)
To be held on 4th May at the Farmers Arms Lowick
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Competitors must be over 18. Team of 6 members to include at least one member of each sex
Competitors will be judged on the time taken to drink 6 pints. Spillages will be taken into account
Own drink to be supplied.
10. Haka Dance
Team of at least 6 members, at least one of each sex, to perform a Haka Dance,
Time allowed: - maximum 5 minutes
11. Hand Pumping Challenge (Open)
Competitors to empty dispensers in the quickest time
12. Half a Yard of Ale, Senior (NAFD)
To be held on 4th May at the Farmers Arms Lowick
Competitors must be over 18 Competitors are to drink half a yard of ale in the quickest time
Spillages will be taken into account. Own Ale to be provided
13. Yard of Ale- Male, Senior (NAFD)
Competitors must be over 18 Competitors are to drink a yard of ale in the quickest time
Spillages will be taken into account. Own Ale to be provided
14. Stars in your eyes, Senior (NAFD)
Team of at least 2 members, maximum 6 members, and at least one of each sex
The team are to perform a musical act. They must provide their own music on a CD if required. Can use a musical
instrument. Time allowed:- Maximum 5 minutes
15. Leader and Advisory Tug of War
A team of 8, with a minimum of 2 of the opposite sex. Knock out style competition.
16. Snake Challenge, Junior
A team of two to construct the longest snake possible out of play dough without any breakages occurring. If the
snake splits the longest section will be measured, it cannot be rejoined.
Play dough will be provided.
Time allowed:- unlimited
17. Finale Obstacle Course
Team of 6:- 2 Junior, 2 Inter and 2 senior with at least 2 members of each sex. To be done in fancy dress to the
theme “Farming in the Year 3000”
THESE RULES MUST BE ADHERED TO OR IT WILL RESULT IN INSTANT DISQUALIFICATION.
ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO ASK BEFORE THE EVENT TAKES PLACE
Club Numbers:
1. Sedbergh
2. Pennine
3.Crook
4.Cartmel
5.Eden Valley
6. Grayrigg
7. Furness
8. Kent Estuary
9. Lowick
10. Broughton
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THE CUMBRIA FEDERATION OF YOUNG FARMERS CLUBS
SOUTHERN DISTRICT FIELD DAY GENERAL RULES 2014
1. Competitors must be bona fide members of their respective YFC and be within the age range as specified in
the details of the competition:
a. Junior- 16 years of age or under on 1st September 2013
b. Inter- 21 years of age or under on 1st September 2013
c. Senior- 26 years of age or under on 1st September 2013
2. Each club may be represented by one individual or one team in each event
3. The Chief Steward has the FINAL SAY on queries, in consultation with the steward in each class. The steward
should read out the rules before the start of any competition which takes place on the day. Any exhibit that
does not adhere to the rules will be disqualified.
4. The Cumbria Federation of YFCs will not be held responsible for any expenses incurred by the Competitors
for any loss or accident which may occur
5. All competitors MUST report to the Steward 10 minutes before a competition is scheduled to start. Those
arriving late will be allowed to compete only at the discretion of the Steward. Each Competitor must, before
the competition, show his/her membership card to the steward
6. In instances of dispute, a complaint should be made in writing to the Secretary’s Office at the Field Day no
later than 30 minutes after the announcement of the results of the competition. Each complaint should be
accompanied by a £5 deposit, which shall be returnable if justified. Field Day Officials and County Officials
shall investigate any complaint made.
7. Marks will be awarded out of 100 per class, except County Display D1 which will be marked out of 400 and
Class D2 which will be marked out of 200
8. Club leaders, Trainers and Competitors should read carefully and understand the wording of all competitions
so that the question of disqualification does not arise. The judges decision is final.
9. White coats/aprons must be worn during all Stock judging, Flower Arranging and Cookery events. If not
worn, the competitor may be disqualified
10. Long oblong scorecards must be shown with static exhibits. They must be folded over from the bottom to
cover the names of the competitor and Club. The fold must be sellotaped and the Club number must NOT be
shown. The Club Number should be noted under the fold. Make sure you complete the sign-in sheet for each
item when placed to be judged. The competitors name should not be showing at the time of judging
11. Exhibits MUST NOT be taken from Field Day until 3:30pm. Failure to comply will result in disqualification
12. All handicraft items entered in specific classes should not have been judged at a previous Field day
13. The Club and County display and static competitions MUST be displayed by 10am
14. Pre Field day exhibits are to be brought to PRESTON PATRICK MEMORIAL HALL BETWEEN 7:30PM AND
9:00PM ON WEDNESDAY 16TH APRIL
15. The Cumbria Federation of YFCs reserves the right to amend or cancel any of the rules applying to any
competition at any time.
THESE RULES MUST BE ADHERED TO OR IT WILL RESULT IN INSTANT DISQUALIFICATION
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