June Monday, July 2, 2018 (July 1 st is a Sunday so the deadline moves to the next business day) Monday, October 1, 2018.

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1 Page 1 June 2018 Monday, July 2, 2018 (July 1 st is a Sunday so the deadline moves to the next business day) Completed county fair entry forms due to the Extension office for the following: Livestock (Beef, Dairy, Dairy Goat, Llama, Meat Goat, Sheep, & Swine), Small Animals (Cat, Dog, Poultry, Rabbits), Horse & Mule, Supreme Showman, Crops (in field), On-Site Garden, Clothing Selection, $15 Challenge, Fashion Revue, Pride of Iowa Communication (Share the Fun, Educational Presentations, Working Exhibits, Extemporaneous Speaking) State fair livestock/animal entries are due July 1, 2018 and must be completed online. Go to the following link for step-by-step instructions Monday, October 1, H Record Books and Volunteer Service Hours are due to the Extension office. Entry Form Selecting the animals (from those you identified) to come to county fair (entry form is hardcopy).

2 HORSE PROJECT PRACTICES Practices begin May 2 nd, 6:30pm. Practices will be every Wednesday at this time until fair and are located at the Adair County Fairgrounds. BUCKET CALF Required, special ear tags for bucket/bottle calves are available at the Extension office ($1.50 each). Calves must be born between January 1 st - May 15 th, Her must have possession before calf is three weeks old. Exhibitor may identify 3 calves and show 2 at county fair. MARKET BROILERS Broiler chickens must be ordered from Nodaway Ag Center by May 4. Chick pick up day is June 5 or 6. BUCKET OF JUNK First come first serve! The Adair County Extension office has 2 leftover Buckets of Junk from last year. If you are interested, stop by the office and pick one up. First come, first serve until gone. DOG PROJECT CLASSES Practices began June 3rd, 6:00pm at the Adair County Fairgrounds. Practices continue each Sunday until County Fair. All 4-H livestock/animal exhibitors and Pride of Iowa contestants must wear a 4-H t-shirt or a white shirt with a 4-H emblem when competing at the Adair County Fair. 4-H ers are also encouraged (but not required) to wear a 4-H t-shirt when participating in conference judging, communication contest, and/or while participating in the premium auction. Orders will be available for pick-up on June 27th at the Adair County Extension Office. T-shirts can be picked up at the Extension office until July 16th. After 16th, t-shirts will need to be picked up at the Adair County Fairgrounds 4H/FFA office Adair County Fair, July 18-22! ADAIR COUNTY 4-H FAIR KICK OFF EVENT Thursday, July 12th from 5:00-7:00pm at the Adair County Fairgrounds, 4-H/FFA Center. Meal will be served at 5:00pm until gone. Free will donation. Fair King & Queen Candidates will be presented and live entertainment will be provided by 4-H members. Join us for a fun evening! Page 2 ADMISSION - The Adair County Fair Board will be charging gate admission all 5 days of the fair this year starting on Wednesday, July 18. Adults = $7/day or $30 for packet of 5 one-day tickets; Kids (ages 5 12) = $4/day or $15 for packet of 5 one-day tickets. The fair board provides a complimentary 5-day wristband to each 4-H and FFA county fair exhibitor. Discovery, Cloverbuds, Clover Kids, summer program participants, and FFA members without livestock or crops projects who exhibit only in the 4-H/FFA Center will also receive a complimentary 5-day wristband. Wristbands must be worn on the wrist and worn every day. No wristbands will be reissued. Wristbands will be available at the Adair County Extension until July 17th. WEDNESDAY NIGHT BBQ will be free with paid gate admission. See rates above. LIVESTOCK ENTRY All livestock (including rabbits) may enter the fairgrounds any time after 6am and must be stalled by 12pm on Wednesday, July 18. Judging in the 4-H/FFA Center is scheduled for Wednesday. Go to the following to check your club s judging time If you see a conflict with your exhibit building judging time and/or livestock entry, contact Emily at the Extension office ( or eaide@iastate.edu). Poultry must be entered between 8-10am on Thursday, July 19. Please go to the following link to see the entire county fair schedule Leaders will have entry cards for all static exhibits to be judged in the 4-H/FFA Center. Complete one entry card listing all your exhibits to be judged and bring it with you during your assigned judging time on July 19 th. See example on page 82 of the Adair County Fair book. No pre-entry is required. ADAIR COUNTY FAIR WAIVER The Adair County Fair Board is asking all exhibitors and volunteers involved with the county fair to read and sign a waiver. Please return the signed form to the Adair County Extension office before the Adair County Fair, July 18-22, Copies of the waiver have been provided in all club leader and FFA adviser packets. You can also find the form on our website Beef Quality Assurance Training Tuesday, June 26 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm Adair County Fairgrounds 4H/FFA Center Greenfield, Iowa This Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) training will cover numerous best management practices and qualify producers for BQA certification. No cost to attend. Sponsored by: Adair County Extension & Adair County Cattlemen. Meal provided by the Adair County Cattlemen. Please preregister by June 20th, by calling the Adair County Extension Office (641) or Kathy Rohrig at krohrig@iastate.edu

3 Page 3 County Fair Packets for Leaders Two meetings are scheduled to allow leaders and FFA Advisors to pick-up their county fair packets. Tuesday, June 5: 4:45pm and 6:30pm pick whichever meeting time that works good for you. Volunteer Leader Training for should be completed by July 1. It is a Requirement Iowa 4-H requires all 4-H leaders (organizational, assistant, and countywide project leaders, including Shooting Sports volunteers) to participate in 1 training each year. This year s training focuses on Youth Engagement Strengthens 4-H. Six club leaders and two project superintendents need to complete the volunteer training. Please do so as soon as possible. Instructions for completing online. Step 1: Access the pre-learning and supporting documents on the 4-H website under Volunteer Resources, Annual Training Resources ( volunteerresources). Review the three pre-learning resources prior to completing the online training. It will be beneficial to preview or print the three supporting documents as well. Step 2: Access the online annual training of Youth Engagement Strengthens 4-H via 4H Online, link below as well as step by step instructions. Open a web browser (use Firefox, Safari, or Chrome as IE does not always work) and type in: iowa.4honline.com Login to 4H Online using your family address and login information. Click Continue to Family. Find your name and click Edit on right side by your name. On the top of the page click on the trainings option. Click the Sign up for a training option on the upper right side of screen. View the trainings listed and click Sign up next to the annual training online version Leader Training (Youth Engagement Strengthens 4-H). Click Take the Course to get started. Step 3: Upon completion of the online training be sure to click to receive your certificate! By clicking on the certificate you have verified completion of the course, you can also print or save the certificate. A full week county fair pass will be provided to 4-H STATE FAIR CHANGES 4-H & Youth Programming 4-H & Youth Programming CLUB CHECKLIST As a Club: Distribute county fair information including fair books and entry forms following leader meetings on June 5. Study your fair book and review entry procedures. Have members explain the different divisions they have participated in to the club. Appoint a committee to create a group exhibit for the fair. Highlight a service project your club has completed or construct or make something to donate to the silent auction once it has been judged. Make a plan/appoint a committee to complete your Tub of Blooms project for the county fairgrounds. Make county fair assignments including a club booth decorating committee, pop stand workers, building hosts, and fairgrounds clean-up. Your club s 4-H Program Development fee printout will be included in your county fair packet. Make checks payable to Adair County Extension. Plan a pre-fair activity to help new families. Focus on mastery (i.e. practice conference judging, completing a write-up, livestock showing techniques). Take club photo for county fair display. Submit it electronically with list of members to eaide@iastate.edu Identify an item or package your club would like to give to the 4-H Booster Fund Silent Auction to be held at the county fair. Homemade or constructed items are welcome. All proceeds benefit Adair County 4H. Decide if and how your club can contribute to the July 12th 4-H County Fair Kick-Off sponsored by Extension and 4-H. Think kids games, easy working exhibits, face painting. Communication acts (vocal, instrumental, speaking) are needed for the evening entertainment. Call Emily at the Extension office and let her know if you can help out. Iowa State Fair ENTRIES DUE To show at the Iowa State Fair, 4-H ers must have completed 5 th 12 th grades. Livestock entries (beef, dairy cattle, dairy goat, meat goat, horse, sheep and swine) rabbit, dog and horticulture entries are due July 1st. Iowa State Fair Livestock Schedule & CHANGES! Check out the Iowa State Fair schedule and premium book at There are quite a few changes this year in regards to Static Exhibits, judging and class descriptions. Please review at:

4 Page 4 Swine Tagged for Adair County and Iowa State Fair Adair County 4-H and FFA members tagged 123 pigs as part of the countywide tagging. These pigs are now eligible to exhibit at the 2018 Adair County Fair. The county fair swine show is Thursday, July 19 th. Pigs will be entered at the county fair on Wednesday, July 18 th, 7:00 8:30 am. Sunday, July 22 - swine not sold to the packer are released between 6:30-7:30 am; swine barn cleaning follows at 7:30 a.m. The following twenty-one youth identified pigs: Ayden and Carter Goetz, Makinley Edwards, and Emma Lundy, Fontanelle; Belle Fagan, Cash, Cade and Madison Suhr, and Mallory Wheatley, Adair; Conner and Sara Beane, Stuart; Alissa Brownlee, Macksburg; Tucker (Sloth) Rohrig, Orient; Beau and Reagan Weinheimer, and Annika & Matt Nelson, Greenfield; Halee Wallace, Creston; and Lukas and Krista James, Massena; Gage Bulter, Guthrie Center. We welcome five 4th grade members to swine production and exhibition! Twenty-seven of the pigs tagged were also entered in the Lean Value Carcass contest sponsored by the Adair County Pork Producers. Final placing in the contest will be determined by lean carcass value not lean gain per day on test as pigs were not weighed during the tagging process. Carcass merit is determined using ultrasound. Makinley Edwards, Lukas James and Tucker (Sloth) Rohrig verified pigs with a special DNA ear tag making them eligible for the 2018 Iowa State Fair 4-H Swine Show. 4-H/FFA Rabbit & Cavy Project Workshop A Rabbit & Cavy Project Workshop is scheduled for Saturday, June 16 rd from 9:00am-12:00pm, at the Adair County Fairgrounds in Greenfield. This is a free event for all youth in 4-H and/or FFA. During the workshop, participants will gain tips on showmanship techniques, gather resource information and have the opportunity to bring their personal rabbits and/or cavies to consult with presenters. Rabbits can be tattooed onsite and Wolfe Rabbit Supply will be present with any supply needs. An additional Carrying Cage Workshop will be offered by Wolfe Rabbit Supply for youth to learn to build their own rabbit transportation carrier. There is a materials fee associated with this section of the workshop event (small to medium rabbit carriers cost $20 and large rabbit carriers cost $27.50). Material fees will be collected at the workshop and youth must be pre-registered for this section of the workshop event. Registration deadline is June 7 th to the Adair County Extension by calling Emily Ide, County Youth Coordinator, at or eaide@iastate.edu. When registering, please be sure to indicate whether your youth will be attending the Carrying Cage Workshop part of the program and what size of carrier you will need. ANIMAL PROJECT UPDATES Dog Project es will began Sunday, June 3, 6-7:30pm and continue every Sunday evening until county fair. es will be held in the grass area on the east side of the old 4-H building on the fairgrounds (or the improved Varied Industries building if it is raining). Remember to bring your dog s vaccination certificate for Rabies signed by a veterinarian to the first class, if you haven t already turned it into the Extension office. County fair 4-H dog superintendent, Daniella Noland, will be leading the classes. Release Time for County Fair Swine Any swine which were exhibited, but not selling as part of the Adair County Fair group to the packer, must stay on the grounds until release. Pigs returning home or to another location and locker pigs are eligible for release on Sunday, July 22 between 6:00 and 7:30am. Exhibitors are responsible for cleaning their pens immediately following release of their animals. Check out the swine project guidelines Livestock Judging Contest will be held Wednesday, July 18, 4:00pm at the Swine Show Arena. Registration at 3:30pm. Contest is for Adair County 4-H & FFA members and is also open to FFA livestock judging teams from surrounding counties. A special adult division is offered. A member in both 4-H & FFA must enter either 4-H or FFA, not both. Individuals or teams may enter. Maximum four members to a team, with top three scores comprising the team score. The leader or adviser, will register the team before the contest. Photos of each team will be taken at registration. Adair County Supreme Showman contest is open to all Senior (grades 9-12) 4-H and FFA members exhibiting an animal in the Beef, Horse, Meat Goat, Sheep, or Swine project areas. Contestants must participate in the following written test and showmanship classes. Written test- Wednesday, July 18, 1:00pm, 4-H/FFA Center Beef, Sheep, Meat goat, Swine-Thursday, July 19, 4:30pm, Outdoor Show Ring Horse- Friday, July 20, 8:00am, Horse Arena Arrangements will be made to allow for participation in the above schedule. Poultry Pullorum Typhoid Testing, by an authorized tester, will be done Saturday, July 7, 8:00-11:30 am on the fair grounds. All birds to be exhibited must be tested on July 8 except those entered in 1102 (market broilers), 1103 (market broilers), or 1112 (market broiler pen of 3). For more information, contact Emily at eaide@iastate.edu or

5 June 2018 Members in Page 5 Action In preparation for the Adair County Fair, the Adair County Hot Shots 4H Club cleaned the leaves from the pen barn on the fairgrounds. This was a big job! Thank you Hot Shots! Building Superintendents have decided to change the layout of the 4-H/FFA Center for 2018 County Fair PEEWEE WORKSHOP New this year: PeeWee Open Showmanship Workshop and Show was held on Wednesday, June 30th at the Adair County Fairgrounds. This event was hosted by Adair County Extension and Adair County FFA. The afternoon workshop started with youth participants (ages K-4th grades) learning proper care, nutrition, exercise and showing techniques for beef, sheep, swine and goats. Each participant received their own show number and competed in a live show which was judged. Each youth was able to show one live animal. Congratulations to Ayden Goetz, who was awarded the Champion PeeWee Showmanship Award with Allegra Rectenbaugh as Reserve Champion PeeWee Showmanship winner. The evening ended with a light meal. A big thank you goes to the Adair County Pork Producers for donating and grilling pork patties for participants, family members, friends and volunteers. Another big thank you goes to the wonderful families who volunteered to bring livestock and time for the event: Rectenbaugh's, Hollidays, Stull s, Weinheimer's, and Day s. It was a wonderful time! Farmland Leasing Meeting Thursday, August 16 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Warren Cultural Center Auditorium Speaker: Steve Johnson, ISU Extension Farm & Ag Business Management Specialist Topics include: Current cash rental rate & land ownership survey results Determining a fair cash rent for 2019 Tenant/Landlord communications Strategies for writing & terminating a farm lease This year s special activity is a costs of crop production game. Cost $20 individual or $30 couple, includes 100 page booklet To register, call Adair County Extension at (641) , or Kathy Rohrig at krohrig@iastate.edu by August 14.

6 ADAIR COUNTY FAIR BOOK On Our Website The complete Adair County Fair Book is posted at You ll also want to check out the Adair County Fair website Fair books and entry forms will be available from 4-H club leaders or on our website. Each family should receive one fair book. Take time to read the rules, and guidelines and review the schedule. Look in the back of the book for your club s clean up assignment, time to host the 4-H/FFA Center and Pop Stand work assignments. Congratulations to Heidi Sorensen for winning the 2018 fair book cover contest. Great job! Template for 2019 county fair book cover is available on our website Fair board will award $25 cash prize to winner of the 2019 fair book cover contest. Tub of Blooms at the County Fair Who: Each Adair County 4-H club What: Plant a Tub of Blooms for display at the county fair When: Deliver Tub of Blooms to fairgrounds anytime between Sunday, July 15, and Wednesday, July 18. How: Tubs for each 4-H club were furnished last year by Fair board member, Lori Herr, If your club is in need of a new tub please let the extension office know. Tubs measure 17 in diameter and are 7 1/2 deep. DO NOT DECORATE THE OUTSIDE OF THE TUB. Lori will have plastic signs with your club name to put in your Tub after you bring it to the fairgrounds. A simple form concerning the project will be ed to club leaders. Bring the form and photo of your Tub of Blooms to the Exhibit Building on judging day. Tubs will be judged with the winning club receiving a cash prize sponsored by the fair board. to 2018 County Fair Trophy Sponsors Page 6 Adair County Hot Shots 4-H Club Adair County Wing Walkers 4-H Club Adam and Kelsie Kralik, Greenfield Allen and Linda Steward, Fontanelle Anderson Stock Farms, Blake Anderson, Fontanelle Baier Quarter Horses, Paul and Tammy Baier, Orient Beth and McKenna Davenport, Adair Carolyn Benton, In Memory of Gary Benton, Stuart Clark and Linda BreDahl, Greenfield Craig and Brenda Plymesser, Greenfield Dan and Billi Shelley Family, Stuart Dan and Pat Westphal, Bridgewater Dan & Barb Ide. Afton Dave and Connie Wallace Family, Greenfield Dianna s Daycare, Fontanelle Farmers & Merchants State Bank, Winterset/Orient/St. Charles FNB Bank, Fontanelle/Greenfield/Anita/Massena/Correctionville Grace Evans, Bridgewater Gus Automotive Inc., Rita Guisinger, Stuart Harold Roberts, Greenfield Jackie Swoyer, Urbandale Jensen Event Rentals, Kenny and Pam Jensen, Greenfield Jim and Karen Tussey, Orient John and Delores Havens Trust, Greenfield Marjorie Sublett, Adair Mick and Kitty Sherer, Greenfield Mormon Trail Farms, Clark and Linda BreDahl, Greenfield NV Champions 4-H Club Orient-Macksburg FFA Chapter Pro Team Insurance, Bill Yount and Roger Queck, Greenfield Richard & Shirley Ide, Shannon City Richland Royals 4-H Club Ron and Becky Dreher, Adair Shelley Family, Stuart Steve and Carol Baudler, Greenfield Steward Farms, Allen and Linda Steward, Fontanelle Summerset Citizens 4-H Club Summit Super Stars 4-H Club The Farmacy, Greenfield Union State Bank, Bridgewater/Greenfield Upper Edge LLC, Adair Watering your Tub of Blooms will be your club s responsibility during fair week. Clubs may take or leave their Tub on the last day of county fair. If you take your Tub, you need to keep it for use at the 2019 county fair. Why: Give club members/leaders an opportunity to participate in community service and provide color and beauty to the fairgrounds! Applications for County Fair Queen and King are due July 2nd. Applications for County Fair King are available at Adair County Extension (154 Public Square, Greenfield) or on our website:

7 Page Adair County Fair July 18 th 22 nd SCHEDULE OF EVENTS WEDNESDAY, JULY 18 Animals to be weighed must arrive during their specific time frame. All livestock (not poultry) must be stalled by 12 pm. 6:00 am All livestock (not poultry) may begin arriving 7:00 8:00 am Enter Rabbits - West end of Dairy Barn 7:00 8:30 am Weigh Swine 8:30 10:00 am Weigh Lead Market Beef followed by Junior Feeder Pen Cattle 9:00 am 2:00 pm 4-H/FFA Center Exhibitors Entry; Judging; Bake Sale 10:00 10:30 am Weigh Bucket/Bottle Calves 10:30 11:00 am Weigh Meat Goats 11 am-12:00 pm Weigh Sheep 12:00 12:30 pm 4-H/FFA Center closed for lunch 12:00 3:00 pm Quilt Show Entry, Varied Industries bldg 1:00 pm Bucket/Bottle Calf and Bottle Lamb Records Due to 4-H/FFA Center Supreme Showman Written Test, 4-H/FFA Center 2:00 pm Dog Show East side of Fair Shop bldg 3:00 6:00 pm 4-H/FFA Center closed for State Fair Selection 4:00 pm Announce Crops Contest results, Swine Show Ring Livestock Judging Contest (Registration 3:30 pm) Swine Show Ring 4:30 8:30 pm Conservation Station Trailer - 5:00 8:00 pm Morgan Thompson, vocalist Gazebo Quilt Show Varied Industries Building 6:00 pm Free BBQ Hamburger/Pork Burger Meal, 4-H Silent Auction Begins,4-H/FFA Center 6:30 pm Photos: Exhibit Building State Fair Selection, 4-H/FFA Center (new time this year) 8:00 pm GAZEBO PRESENTATIONS Little Miss and Little Mister Adair County Local Conservation Awards ACSWCD 4-H Hall of Fame & 4-H Senior Recognition Adair County Fair King and Queen Fireworks (by Creston Shooters Pyrotechnics) THURSDAY, JULY 19 8:00 am Swine Show Swine Show Ring 8:00 10:00 am Enter Poultry - West end of Dairy Barn 8:00 am 12 pm Enter Open Floral Hall 10 am 5 pm Quilt Show Varied Industries Building 10 am 5 pm The Quad City Magician 12:30 pm 4-H Communications Event, 4-H/FFA Center 1:00 pm Floral Hall Closed for Open Judging 1:00-1:45 pm Enter Lamb Performance Swine Barn 1:45 2:30 pm Enter Swine Performance Swine Barn 3:00 pm Poultry Show West end of Dairy Barn 4:30 pm Supreme Showman Contest - Beef, Sheep, Goat, Swine - Outdoor Show Ring 5:30 6:30 pm All Star Monster Truck Driver Meet & Greet 7:00 pm Clothing Event Style Show, 4-H/FFA Cntr 7:00 pm All Star Monster Truck Tour Featuring Tough Truck Challenge (All Star Motorsport Productions), Grandstand FRIDAY, JULY 20: SENIOR DAY 7 am till gone Farm Bureau serving cinnamon rolls, juice/coffee, 8:00 am 4-H/FFA Horse Show Horse Arena Supreme Showman Contest - Horse, Horse Arena 8:30 11 am Senior Citizen Event 4-H/FFA Center 9:00 am Sheep Show - Outdoor Show Ring 10 am 5 pm Quilt Show Varied Industries Building The Quad City Magician - 11:00 am Dog Agility - East side of Fair Shop bldg Bob Bohm Family Magic Show, 11:30 am Meat Goat Show Outdoor Show Ring 11:45 am Announce results On-Site Garden Contest 4-H/FFA Center 12:00 pm Bucket/Bottle Calf Exhibitor Interviews begin Outdoor Show Ring Pride of Iowa Contest - 4-H/FFA Center 2:00 pm Bob Bohm FARMily Feud Game Show 4:00 pm Bucket/Bottle Calf Show, Outdoor Show Ring Ice Cream Social (Adair Co. Democrats), 5:00 pm Bob Bohm Survivor Game Show, 5:15 pm Ag Olympics, 7:00 pm Kid s Coin Scramble - Grandstand Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course Competition - Grandstand SATURDAY, JULY 21 7:00 am Free 4-H/FFA Breakfast (Agriland FS Foundation) Foodstand

8 Page Adair County Fair, July 18 th 22 nd SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Continued 8:00 am Cat Show Gazebo 8:30 am Beef Show Junior Feeder Calf Pen Show Cow/Calf Pen - Pens by scale Breeding Heifer, Lead Cow/Calf, and Feeder Calf Shows, Outdoor Show Ring Kid s Rabbit/Cavy Show, west end Dairy Barn 9:00 am Fun Jackpot Horse Show (Register 8:00 am) Horse Arena 4-H/FFA Rabbit/Cavy Show west end Dairy Barn Feeder Calves must be on fairgrounds (Feeder Calf Exhibitors check-in announcer s stand between 9:30 10:00 am) 10:00 am Baby Show 4-H/FFA Center 10 am 4 pm Hands on the Farm Activities, Varied Industries Building 10 am 5 pm Quilt Show, Varied Industries Building The Quad City Magician, 10:30 am Pedal Pull in front of 4-H/FFA Center 11:30 am Bob Bohm Family Magic Show, 12:00 pm Junior & Senior Cowgirl Queen Contest Horse Arena 12 1 pm Dairy/Dairy Goat Show Outdoor Show Ring 12:30 pm Ice Cream Social (Adair County Republicans) - 1:00 pm Market Beef, Beef Showmanship Outdoor Show Ring 1:30 pm Animal Demonstration Gazebo 2:00 pm Bob Bohm FARMily Feud Game Show - 4:00 pm Share the Fun Contest 4-H/FFA Center 5:00 pm Bob Bohm Survivor Game Show, 5:00 6:00 pm Quilt Check-out 7:00 pm GRANDSTAND EVENTS: Kid s Coin Scramble Supreme Showman Winners Announced Youth Council Pie in the Face Presentation 7:30 pm Kid s Power Wheels Demo Derby, Grandstand Demo Derby - Grandstand 9 pm-12 am Teen Dance 4-H/FFA Center parking lot SUNDAY, JULY 22 6:30 7:30 am Release swine not sold to packer 7:30 8:30 am All swine exhibitors clean swine barn 8:00 am Biscuits & Gravy Breakfast (Greenfield Methodist Church) Free Will Offering Cattle Dog Trials Horse Arena 10:00 am Bags Tournament location to be announced 10:30 am Release all Cow/Calf Pens/Jr. Feeders not selling or participating in carcass (All Cow/Calf Pens must leave; pens must be empty and clean by 1:30 pm) 4-H Archery Speed Shooting Fun Match, northwest corner of fairgrounds 11:00 am Future 4-H ers Livestock/Pet Show (Registration 10:30 am) Outdoor Show Ring 12:00 pm Pizza Party for Winning Herdsmanship Barn Exhibitors Gazebo 12 3 pm Antique Tractor, Antique Lawn Tractor & Pedal Tractor Show (Register 11 am; Slow Race 3 pm) 12:30 pm Check Out 4-H/FFA Livestock Exhibits Not Being Auctioned Ice Cream Social (Adair Co. Republicans) 1:00 pm Silent Auction End Time (items must be picked up by 3:00pm) 4-H/FFA Center Farm Bureau Cookout Contest Judging (Registration 8:00 am) 1:00 1:45 pm Enter Beef Performance 1 pm 3 pm Car Show and Shine (Registration 12:00 pm) South of Fair Shop Building 2:00 pm Livestock Sale Swine Show Ring (Sheep/ Meat Goats, Swine, Champion Market Broilers, Champion Single Fryer, Rabbit, Market Beef, Junior Feeder Pens) Pigtail Contest 3:00 pm Silent Auction Items must be picked up 3:30 4:00 pm Open Check-out Commercial Exhibits Dismissed 4:00 pm All poultry and rabbit pens must be empty and cleaned 4:00 4:30 pm 4-H/FFA Center Exhibits Check Out 4:30 6:00 pm Free Farm Bureau Appreciation Supper 6:00 pm Bill Riley Talent Show 4-H/FFA Center 7:00 pm Wright Rodeo Company (slack begins at 2:00 pm) THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 7:00 pm Beef, Sheep, and Swine Performance Results Events - 4-H/FFA Center visit for all the latest updates regarding the Adair County 4-H Program.

9 Page 9 June 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS BEGIN JUNE 1st! Refer to summer camp lineup sheet enclosed in newsletter for details. 1 4-H Fair T-sht Orders Due to Extension Deadline to register State 4-H Conference BOOM Camp 2 3 Youth Council Location and Time TBA 4 Cooking Camp #1 5 Explore Small Animals Camp, Leader/Vol Fair Packet Meetings 4:45pm or 6:30pm Extension Office Chicken Broilers can be picked up 6 Horse Project Practice 6:30pm Fairgrounds Arena Adventures of Large Animals Camp Chicken Broilers can be picked up 7 Fontanelle Library Camp Fontanelle Library Wise and Well 2:00-3:00pm Senior Living Facility Greenfield 8 Greenfield Library Camp Greenfield Library Camp Wild - SW Iowa 4-H Jr Camp Madrid, Iowa 12 Camp Wild - SW Iowa 4-H Jr Camp Madrid, Iowa 13 Camp Wild - SW Iowa 4-H Jr Camp Madrid, Iowa Horse Project Practice 6:30pm Fairgrounds Arena SOFA Career Exploration Trip Iowa & Wisconsin CoMotion Dance Camp, 10am-3:30pm WCC 14 Wise and Well 2:00-3:00pm Senior Living Facility Greenfield SOFA Career Exploration Trip Iowa & Wisconsin CoMotion Dance Camp, 10am-3:30pm WCC 15 CoMotion Dance Camp, 10am-3:30pm Dance Performance 4:30pm Warren Cultural Center Orient Library Camp Orient Library 19 Amazing World of Dairy Camp 20 Destination Healthy Living Camp Orient Methodist Church, Orient Horse Project Practice 6:30pm 21 Adair Library Camp Adair Library Wise and Well 2:00-3:00pm Senior Living Facility Greenfield 22 Orient Art Camp 9:30am-12:00om Orient Library, Orient Wilderness Survival Springbrook Camp NV High School, Greenfield Extension Council Meeting 7pm, Extension Office 26 Blast from the Past Springbrook Camp NV High School, Greenfield Beef Quality Assurance Training:, 4H/FFA Center 6:30-9pm State 4-H Conference Ames, Iowa 27 Horse Project Practice 6:30pm Fairgrounds Arena State 4-H Conference Ames, Iowa 28 Stuart Library Camp Stuart Library Wise and Well 2:00-3:00pm Senior Living Facility Greenfield State 4-H Conference Ames, Iowa REMINDERS: 4-H Leader/Vol Training must be completed by July 1st! All Fair Entry Forms are due to Extension on July 2nd!

10 Page 10 July 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 County Fair Entries Due to the Extension Office by 4:30pm!!! 3 4 Extension Closed 5 6 Community Coffee 10-11:00am MATURA 7 Avian Pullorum Testing 8-11:30am 8 9 Cook & Bake Extravaganza #2 10 Clover Kids Camp On-Site Garden Judging Beginning at 9:00am 11 Horse Project Practice 6:30pm 12 County Fair Kick-Off 5:00-7:00pm Pick up County Fair t-shirt deadline 17 Extension office moves to fairgrounds Adair County Fair July 18 th -22 nd Art Mania #1 Warren Cultural Center 26 Artfully Creative #2 Warren Cultural Center