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DEPARTMENT 2 DAIRY CATTLE Superintendents: Chrissy Bloom, Phone: 585-967-0907, Email: cbloomts@yahoo.com Zack Welker, Phone: 585-749-0381, Email: zwelker114@yahoo.com Entries must be postmarked or submitted to the 4-H Office by June 1. Name of animal, date of birth, eartag and/or tattoo number must be submitted at time of entry. Entries will not be accepted without clear identification! All animals over six months must be properly dehorned, determination of this will be done by the dairy superintendent and overall barn superintendent. Registration papers for all purebred animals must be presented at the fair. When making entries, grade animals must be designated (Gr) after class number. All cattle must have a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection with animals individually identified, proof of active immunization against rabies (pay special attention to age of animal and rabies vaccination requirements as described in the NYS Animal Health Requirements), must be negative to an approved test appropriate to detect Bovine Viral Diarrhea persistent infection (BVD-PI), and currently vaccinated against bovine respiratory syncytial virus, bovine virus diarrhea, infectious bovine rhinotracheitis and parainfluenza. Do not send original certificates with entry form. Originals must accompany the animal. Exhibitors should be neat and clean and wear appropriate show attire (i.e. white shirt with white pants) for all classes. Exhibitors may show multiple entries in one class unless otherwise stated. The additional entries must be shown by another 4-H exhibitor. STATE FAIR EXHBITORS WILL ONLY BE ABLE TO ENTER TWO ANIMALS PER CLASS UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED. Judging starts at 4:00 pm, Wednesday for showmanship classes (Sections A & J). Judging of breed classes (Sections B H) will start at 6:30 pm. Descriptions: Spring Heifer Calf born on or after March 1, 2018- April 26, 2018. Winter Heifer Calf born December 1, 2017 - February 28, 2018. Fall Heifer Calf born between September 1, 2017 - November 30, 2017. Summer Yearling born June 1, 2017 - August 31, 2017. Spring Yearling born March 1, 2017 - May 31, 2017. Winter Yearling born December 1, 2016- February 28, 2017. Fall Yearling (not in milk) born September 1, 2016 - November 30, 2017. Fall Yearling (in milk) born September 1, 2016 - November 30, 2017. Two Year Old Cow (not in milk) September 1, 2015 August 31, 2016. Two Year Old Cow (in milk) September 1, 2015 August 31, 2016. Three Year Old Cow born September 1, 2014 - August 31, 2015. Four Year Old Cow born September 1, 2013 August 31, 2014 Aged Cow born before September 1, 2013 Production Class- 125,000 lbs lifetime milk (Holstein), 100,000 lbs lifetime milk (color breeds)

Dry Cow Must have freshened at least once. Cows shown in this class may not show in milking classes. Dry cows NOT shown in this class may show in milking class. SECTION A DAIRY SHOWMANSHIP Exhibitors must enter one class in Section A to be eligible to participate in classes in Sections B-H. Class Number 1. Senior - 14-19 years old and any Junior Master Showman from a previous year. 2. Junior - 8-13 years old. 3. Novice - First time exhibitor exhibitor who has never shown in any dairy competitions (as of beginning of year), 8 years old and up. If a novice wishes to show in their age group, they must receive pre-approval from the superintendent prior to the June 1 deadline Breed sections are listed in alphabetical order by breed. This is the order they will be printed in the show catalog as well as the order they will be shown in on show day. SECTION B SECTION C Ayshire Brown Swiss 5. Spring Heifer Calf 20. Spring Heifer Calf 6. Winter Heifer Calf 21. Winter Heifer Calf 7. Fall Heifer Calf 22. Fall Heifer Calf 8. Summer Yearling 23. Summer Yearling 9. Spring Yearling 24. Spring Yearling 10. Winter Yearling 25. Winter Yearling 11. Fall Yearling (not in milk) 26. Fall Yearling (not in milk) 12. Fall Yearling (in milk) 27. Fall Yearling (in milk) 13. Two Year Old Cow (not in milk) 28. Two Year Old Cow (not in milk) 14. Two Year Old Cow (in milk) 29. Two Year Old Cow (in milk) 15. Three Year Old Cow 30. Three Year Old Cow 16. Four Year Old Cow 31. Four Year Old Cow 17. Aged Cow 32. Aged Cow 18. Dry Cow 33. Dry Cow 19. Production Class 34. Production Class

SECTION D SECTION E Guernsey Holstein 35. Spring Heifer Calf 50. Spring Heifer Calf 36. Winter Heifer Calf 51. Winter Heifer Calf 37. Fall Heifer Calf 52. Fall Heifer Calf 38. Summer Yearling 53. Summer Yearling 39. Spring Yearling 54. Spring Yearling 40. Winter Yearling 55. Winter Yearling 41. Fall Yearling (not in milk) 56. Fall Yearling (not in milk) 42. Fall Yearling (in milk) 57. Fall Yearling (in milk) 43. Two Year Old Cow (not in milk) 58. Two Year Old Cow (not in milk) 44. Two Year Old Cow (in milk) 59. Two Year Old Cow (in milk) 45. Three Year Old Cow 60. Three Year Old Cow 46. Four Year Old Cow 61. Four Year Old Cow 47. Aged Cow 62. Aged Cow 48. Dry Cow 63. Dry Cow 49. Production Class 64. Production Class SECTION F SECTION G Jersey Milking Shorthorn 65. Spring Heifer Calf 80. Spring Heifer Calf 66. Winter Heifer Calf 81. Winter Heifer Calf 67. Fall Heifer Calf 82. Fall Heifer Calf 68. Summer Yearling 83. Summer Yearling 69. Spring Yearling 84. Spring Yearling 70. Winter Yearling 85. Winter Yearling 71. Fall Yearling (not in milk) 86. Fall Yearling (not in milk) 72. Fall Yearling (in milk) 87. Fall Yearling (in milk) 73. Two Year Old Cow (not in milk) 88. Two Year Old Cow (not in milk) 74. Two Year Old Cow (in milk) 89. Two Year Old Cow (in milk) 75. Three Year Old Cow 90. Three Year Old Cow 76. Four Year old Cow 91. Four Year Old Cow 77. Aged Cow 92. Aged Cow 78. Dry Cow 93. Dry Cow 79. Production class 94. Production class SECTION H Other Breeds 95. Spring Heifer Calf 96. Winter Heifer Calf 97. Fall Heifer Calf 98. Summer Yearling 99. Spring Yearling 100. Winter Yearling 101. Fall Yearling (not in milk) 102. Fall Yearling (in milk) 103. Two Year Old Cow (not in milk) 104. Two Year Old Cow (in milk) 105. Three Year Old Cow

106. Four Year Old Cow 107. Aged Cow 108. Dry Cow 109. Production Class SECTION I Group Classes Registration papers will be checked by the superintendent prior to the show day. All animals must be shown in their individual classes to be eligible. 110. Junior Best Bred and Owned Junior aged female who s dam is owned by the exhibitor at time of service. 111. Senior Best Animal Bred and Owned Senior aged female who s dam is owned by the exhibitor at time of service. 112. Best Three Females Three females, any age, any breed or breeds, owned and registered to one exhibitor. 113. Dairy Herd - Four females, any breed or breeds, consisting of at least two animals that have calved at least once. May be owned by a single exhibitor or members within a single family. Not State Fair eligible. 114. Produce of Dam Two animals from same dam, any age. 115. Dam and Daughter SECTION J DAIRY CATTLE HERDSMANSHIP 116. Herdsmanship See herdsmanship description on Fair Book pages 34-35. Each breed will be awarded with: SPECIAL AWARDS - Junior Champion Female - 1st and 2nd place from each Junior Aged Class - Senior Champion Female - 1st and 2nd place from each Senior Aged Class - Grand Champion Female - Junior & Reserve and Senior & Reserve Champions compete Overall awards for the species will include: - Junior Champion of All Breeds - Junior Champions from each respective breed - Supreme Champion Female - Grand & Reserve Grand Champion of each breed competes

Awards: Participation ribbon only. SECTION K CLOVERBUDS Cloverbuds may bring only one animal to the fair. Please note, bringing only one animal to the fair includes all animal areas so a Cloverbud cannot bring a large animal and a small animal. If an enrolled Cloverbud would like to bring their own animal to the fair, this entry must be submitted by June 1. Cloverbud Showmanship will occur during the Dairy Cattle Show, after Section A: Dairy Showmanship. 117. Cloverbud Showmanship Youth must be an enrolled Cloverbud (5 7 years old). Suggested clothing: Dark pants and polo or button down shirt or 4-H Fair shirt. No open toed shoes are allowed.