DEPARTMENT 2 - DAIRY CATTLE,

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1 DEPARTMENT 2 - DAIRY CATTLE, Section: DAIRY BEEF FEEDER Senior Fair Board Director: Jay Ackley Jim Baier - Chairman Committee: Jay Ackley, Nick McGuire, Phil Altstaetter Dairy Beef Feeder Show Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. at the Show Arena General Rules 1. Calves must be dehorned and surgically castrated by/or on May 12, All calves will receive one vaccination at tagging. 3. Calves should be washed, clipped and shown dry. Exhibitors can use show sticks. 4. Projects will be grouped by 4-H/FFA clubs with gates on each end. No gates separating individual projects will be allowed. 5. All animals must be fastened securely with good strong halters. Cattle must be double tied (a halter and a neck rope). 6. All pens must be cleaned by 10:00 am daily and by 10:00 am last day of fair. 7. All animals exhibited must be completely owned (as evidenced by a Bill of Sale) by exhibitor by May 1 st of current year. 8. No exhibitors are allowed to make substitutions of projects, no exceptions. Entry & Tagging Information 1. An entry form is required for eligibility at the Logan County Fair. This form is due the 2 nd Saturday in May during tagging. 2. Dairy beef feeder calves must be tagged on May 12, 2018, at the fairgrounds between 8:30 10:30 a.m. This tagging is mandatory to be eligible for exhibit at the current Logan County Fair. 3. Dairy Beef Feeders must weigh between pounds at weigh in on Saturday, July 7 between 5:00/6:00 pm only DBF or 6:00/7:00pm will be any Cattle species that missed the individual time in order to show. No reweighing. Calves not making weight are to be removed by 10:00pm. 4. All calves must be Holstein (Black or Red) or Brown Swiss (State Fair DBF breeds). Calves determined not to be will not be tagged. 5. Members can tag up to three animals, but show two. AGAIN THIS YEAR In an attempt to acquire a better base bid for the Dairy Beef Feeders since they are not a terminal animal at fair time, the Dairy Committee is adding a separate sale for them. On Thursday, the Dairy Beef Feeders will have a sale to establish their base bid price. If a buyer wants to purchase the animal, they will need to do so at this sale. Exhibitors will still sell their one calf on Friday for their Premium amount. 1. Base bid will be determined by an auction of DBF calves that exhibitors wish to sell. Each calf will receive its own base bid. 2. DBF exhibitors will determine at time of calf weigh in if their animal is to be sold or taken home. 3. The base bid will be more competitive with actual DBF market prices at the time (example: 2016 Hardin County DBF calves averaged ($1.05-$1.10/lb.) 4. Each calf determined by exhibitor to sell will go through DBF auction to establish calf s own bid. 5. Exhibitors still will be able to go through Junior Fair livestock sale to receive their premium bid. (See Junior Fair livestock sale rules/procedures) 6. As in the past, the base bid will be added to the premium price to determine exhibitor s pay. 7. Buyers of DBF calves through the Junior Fair livestock sale will only pay the premium bid they make the Junior Fair livestock sale as in the past.

2 8. Individuals who wish to purchase any DBF to retain ownership will need to do so at the DBF base bid sale. 9. Exhibitors who show two calves still can base bid both calves if they desire. 10. For Dairy Beef Feeders only instead of using the sale release forms, we will be using an Animal Destination Form. Every DBF that comes to the fair will need a form filled out with one of the three options marked: (1) Take Home; (2) Premium sale which includes the DBF Base Bid Sale; or (3) Base Bid Sale only. This should eliminate any confusion on the final destination of all DBFs. Livestock Sale 1. All exhibitors must follow dress code for showing in order to sell. 2. All exhibitors wishing a release to go to another show must make such a request prior to leaving the show ring. Request forms are available from the announcer s stand and can be turned into the announcer before leaving the final class that you exhibits that particular animal. 3. All first place calves must participate for Grand Champion Dairy Beef Feeder. Calves in contention for Reserve Grand Champion may be pulled prior to Reserve Grand Champion announcement. Actual condition of calf must be stated on the day of sale. Any calf which is not as represented will be removed from the grounds. General health on day of sale is the responsibility of the exhibitor. 4. Buyers cannot gift, donate or sell animals back to exhibitors once they go through the Jr. Fair Livestock Sale. 5. Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion dairy beef feeders will not be required to sell through the Junior Fair Livestock auction. It is the hope of the committee that these animals go home with the exhibitors and return the following year. If you sell through the livestock sale, you cannot bring that particular animal back to the fair the following year. Show placing remain the same, regardless if the Grand and Reserve choose to sell or be pulled. Show Guidelines & Dress Code 1. Exhibitors will be required to wear long pants/slacks or jeans. 2. A collared shirt/blouse (sleeve or sleeveless) must be long enough to be tucked in and stay tucked in at all times. 3. A shirt/blouse w/buttons can only have the top two (2) unbuttoned. No crop tops, tank tops, spaghetti strap tops, low cut tops, sleeveless t-shirts, mesh, muscle, farm names & writing of any form. 4. All shoes with strings are to be tied. 5. No hats can be worn by exhibitors in the show ring or sale ring! 6. Jr. Fair Department Committee members have the authority to determine what is considered appropriate dress and personal appearance for Jr. Fair exhibitors. Failure to comply will result in disqualification. Class Champion Trophies & Champion Rosettes awarded by Logan County Dairy Association (3), Wishwell Farms; Lucky Charms 4-H Club; Ray & Donna Muth Family; Knox Marine, Ltd: Premier Livestock 4-H Club; Miami Grange #2158; Buckeye Wash n Tan 2 nd Place Weight Class Trophies and Rosettes donated by Baier Farms (10) Grand Champion Trophy & Grand Champion Rosette awarded by Riverside FFA; Reserve Grand Champion will receive a trophy and rosette awarded by Henry Farms. SHOWMANSHIP Open to Dairy Beef Feeder Exhibitors Junior - for those 8 and in 3 rd grade - 11 years of age on Day of Show Trophy & 1st Place Rosette awarded by Ashley Furniture; 2nd Place Rosette

3 Intermediate Age years of age on Day of Show; 1 st place Trophy & 1 st place Rosette awarded by ACK-LEE Registered Holsteins; 2 nd place Rosette Senior - Age years of age on Day of Show: 1st place - Trophy & 1st Place Rosette awarded by Nic Nan Farms; 2nd Place - Rosette The final number of showmanship classes will be determined on the day of show by the Dairy Committee Section: DAIRY CATTLE Senior Fair Board Director: Jim Baier Jay Ackley Chairman Committee: Jim Baier, Nick McGuire, Phil Altstaetter Friday at 9:00 AM in Show Arena Acceptable Breeds Holstein Jersey Guernsey Ayrshire Brown Swiss *Any other breed will be shown in the Special Class arranged by the Dairy Committee. Class 1: Junior Heifer Calf Born on or after March 1, 2018 and over 4 months of age Class 2: Intermediate Calf Born Dec. 1, 2017 thru Feb. 28, 2018 Class 3: Senior Heifer Calf Born Sep. 1, 2017 thru November 30, 2017 Class 4: Summer Yearling Born June 1, 2017 thru August 31, 2017 Class 5: Junior Yearling Heifer Born March 1, 2017 thru May 31, 2017 Class 6: Winter Yearling Born December 1, 2016 thru February 28, 2017 Class 7: Senior Yearling Heifer Born September 1, 2016 thru November 30, 2016 Class 8: Two Year Old Cow Born September 1, 2015 thru August 31, 2016 Class 9: 3 & 4 Year Old Cow Born September 1, 2013 thru August 31, 2015 Class 10: Cow, 5 Yrs. Old & Over Born before September 1, 2013 Any Senior Yearling Heifer freshened prior to the show shall be shown in the Two Year Old Cow Class. General Rules 1. All registered animals must be registered in the exhibitor s name, or they may be owned in partnership with his/ her father providing the registration number of the animal(s) involved is in the Extension Office by June 1. Otherwise, the animal cannot be accepted as a project. Also see General Rule 13A of Open Class Fair Book. 2. Animals must be in club member s possession by May 1, of current year. 3. All entries must comply with the state health regulations before the animals are brought to the

4 fairgrounds. Jr. Fair dairy breeding animals will not be required to have health papers. 4. Dairy Cattle will be assigned to stalls 5. All animals must be fastened securely with good strong halters. Cattle must be double tied. 6. All pens must be cleaned by 10:00 am daily as well as by 10:00 am on Sunday after animals are released from grounds. Entry Information 1. An entry form is required for eligibility at the Logan County Fair. This form is due to the Extension Office by June 1 of current year and can be found at No late entries will be accepted. 2. All dairy cattle must have an ear tag, tattoo or other identification at the time of entry on June 1. No pending registrations will be entered for exhibition at the Logan County Fair. 3. The dates for computing the ages of all dairy and general-purpose cattle shall be the same by classes. 4. Each Jr. Fair exhibitor may enter only two (2) exhibits per class. 5. No freemartins are allowed to be shown. 6. Two year old cows must have calved or showing signs of going to calve. 7. All cows over 2 years old must have calved previously. Show Guidelines & Dress Code: 1. ORDER OF SHOW: Showmanship: Junior, Intermediate, Senior; Holstein, Guernsey, Jersey, Brown Swiss, Ayrshire. We will show the classes with the entire breed before we go to the next breed class. 2. All classes will have grade and registered showing together in each class. 3. If there are two or more animals of the same breed they will be shown by breed. 4. Animals should be washed, heads and tails clipped and shown dry. 5. Exhibitors are required to wear white pants and shirt. 6. Exhibitors will be required to wear long pants/slacks or jeans. 7. A collared shirt/blouse (sleeve or sleeveless) must be long enough to be tucked in and stay tucked in at all times. 8. A shirt/blouse w/buttons can only have the top two (2) unbuttoned. No crop tops, tank tops, spaghetti strap tops, low cut tops, sleeveless t-shirts, mesh, muscle, farm names & writing of any form. 9. All shoes with strings are to be tied. 10. No hats can be worn by exhibitors in the show ring or sale ring! 11. Jr. Fair Department Committee members have the authority to determine what is considered appropriate dress and personal appearance for Jr. Fair exhibitors. Failure to comply will result in disqualification. All classes will receive 1st place Rosettes. Special Awards - Ayrshire Champion Female - Trophy and rosette: Logan County Township Association Res. Champion Female - Trophy and rosette: Friend of 4-H Special Awards - Jersey: Champion Female - Rosette; Trophy: Sunrise Cooperative Res. Champion Female -Trophy and rosette: Logan County Farm Bureau Jr. Champion Female - Trophy and rosette: by Mrs. Charles F. Zedeker Family. In Memory of Charles F. Zedeker Jr., 4-H Advisor Reserve Junior Champion Female Logan County Township Association Special Awards - Brown Swiss:

5 Champion Female - Trophy and rosette: Henry Farms Res. Champion Female - Trophy and rosette: Shannon & Amy Schaffer Jr. Champion Female Michael Yoder, Logan Co. Auditor Special Awards - Holstein: Champion Female - Trophy and rosette: Miami Grange #2158 Res. Champion Female - Trophy and rosette by Logan County Electric Cooperative Jr. Champion Female - Trophy and rosette by Simply Boer-ed Farm Res. Jr. Champion Female - Trophy and rosette by Logan Co. Dairy Association Dairy Show Supreme Champion Logan County Township Association SHOWMANSHIP Junior - For those in 8 and in 3 rd grade 13 years as of day of show Senior - Age years 1. Once a winner in Junior Showmanship, you must enter Intermediate Showmanship, once a winner in Intermediate you must enter Senior Showmanship. An individual can win once in Junior and Intermediate and twice in Senior Showmanship. Exhibitor must show his or her own animal. 2. The final number of showmanship classes will be determined on the day of show by the Dairy Committee Senior Showmanship Champion Trophy & rosette awarded by Harold Kerr, American Legion Post 173. Reserve Champion Senior Showmanship Award & rosette awarded by Dairy Farmers of America, Inc. Junior Showmanship Champion Trophy & rosette awarded by Logan County Dairy Association DAIRY ROYALTY Guidelines and Information 1. Application is open to any 4-H or FFA dairy exhibitor ages 14 and older as of January 1 st, current year. 2. Application deadline June Applications can be found at OSU Extension and on the web at 4. For more information, applicants should contact the Dairy Royalty Committee (Nancy McGuire) 5. Addition rules under fair royalty.