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Consult U.P. Fair Exhibitors Guide for class weight and bird premarket Poultry Project Record Book 2022 U.P. State Fair Advanced (ages 1419)CLASS: CORNISH HENS [ ] BROILER [ ] ROASTER [ ] Consult

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How to fill out junior fair poultry

1. Step 1: Obtain the necessary forms for junior fair poultry from your fair or exhibition management.
2. Step 2: Read and understand the rules and regulations for junior fair poultry.
3. Step 3: Obtain the required health certifications for your poultry.
4. Step 4: Prepare your poultry for show by grooming and cleaning them thoroughly.
5. Step 5: Fill out the registration form with accurate information about your poultry.
6. Step 6: Submit the registration form along with the required documentation and fees.
7. Step 7: Attend any mandatory meetings or workshops related to junior fair poultry.
8. Step 8: Carefully follow all instructions and guidelines provided by the fair or exhibition management.
9. Step 9: Show your poultry at the designated time and location during the fair or exhibition.
10. Step 10: Take proper care of your poultry throughout the event and comply with any additional rules or regulations.
11. Step 11: Participate in any competitions or judging events for junior fair poultry, if applicable.
12. Step 12: Clean up and pack up your poultry after the fair or exhibition concludes.

Who needs junior fair poultry?

1. Individuals who are participating in a junior fair or exhibition involving poultry.
2. Young individuals interested in raising and showing poultry as part of a learning experience.
3. H or FFA members who are required to participate in junior fair poultry as part of their program.
4. Students or youth involved in agricultural education programs.
5. Anyone who wants to showcase their poultry breeds and compete for awards or recognition.

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What is junior fair poultry?

Junior fair poultry refers to the poultry projects that are showcased by young exhibitors, typically 4-H or FFA members, at county or state fairs. These projects involve raising and caring for poultry such as chickens, ducks, and turkeys.

Who is required to file junior fair poultry?

Young exhibitors participating in junior fairs who wish to show their poultry projects are required to file junior fair poultry.

How to fill out junior fair poultry?

To fill out junior fair poultry, exhibitors need to provide details such as their name, the type and number of poultry being shown, and any relevant breeding or production information as required by the fair's entry form.

What is the purpose of junior fair poultry?

The purpose of junior fair poultry is to educate youth about animal husbandry, responsibility in livestock care, and to promote the importance of agriculture and livestock in their communities.

What information must be reported on junior fair poultry?

Exhibitors must report information such as their name, age, type and breed of poultry, number of animals, and any production records or health certifications required by the fair.