2017 Owyhee County Fair 4-H and FFA Fair Book Cloverbuds County - PDF document

2017 Owyhee County Fair 4-H and FFA Fair Book Cloverbuds County Oral Presentation Contest Clubs, Leaders and Advisors Herdsmanship

DOG DEPARTMENT, 4-H LEADERS, FFA ADVISORS, AND 4-H AND FFA FAIR SUPERINTENDENTS PAGE 34 OWYHEE COUNTY 4-H LEADERS OWYHEE COUNTY Barnyard Brigade Scott & Sharla Jensen FFA ADVISORS Bruneau Canyon 4-H Russell & Deidre Erwin Country Kids Florentina Badiola George Decker Homedale High School Marcy Hibbs Sue Poland Linda Mason Jordan Valley High School Katie Ormond Cassidy Corrigan Carina Purdom Marsing High School Great Basin Buckaroos Nick & Mandi Roland Mike Martin Husky Pride Kelly Ineck Melba High School Holly Hall Jake Silver Owyhee Outlaws Jackie Engle Rimrock High School Heather Packer Alan Schoen Matt & Allison Wilson Stacie Workman Owyhee Sage Riders Tony Fisher Rebecca Wasson Owyhee Silver Spurs Jake & Megan Astorquia � -H & FFA FAIR SUPERINTENDENTS Brandie Campbell Jess Ferdinand FCS Superintendent Ginger Loucks Wendy Stansell Gina Showalter Miscellaneous Superintendent Wendy Stansell Wendy Stansell Fashion Revue Pony Express Debbie Carter Megan Astorquia Greg & Amber Clay Horse Janet Miller Tony Fisher Julie Morton Cattle Reynolds Creek 4-H Dan Jolley Mary Blackstock Goat Michelle Parr Russ & Deidre Erwin Shoofly Livestock April Binford Sheep Rachel Criffield Wendy Salutregui Mica McKay Swine Snake River Livestock Taft Beardon Joe Lootens Rabbits Heather Field Will & Heather Field Crystal Good Cavy Trisha Keppler Will & Heather Field South Mountain Livestock Doug Rutan Birds & Poultry Wilson Butte 4-H Mary Blackstock Will & Heather Field Pygmy Goats Russ & Ashley Bowers Russ & Deidre Erwin Kelly Ineck Cat Tony Noe Will & Heather Field Dog Will & Heather Field Large Animal Round Robin Nic Usabel Small Animal Round Robin Will & Heather Field

Snake River Valley Fair Edition The Homedale Empire Press OFFICIAL PAPER OF OWYHEE COUNTY HOMEDALE, OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO PAGE 35 Welcome to our new Owyhee County 4-H leaders, 4-H Awards Ceremony and congratulations to those who reached these Friday, August 11, 6:30 p.m. milestones in 2017: 1 Year OUTSTANDING Florentina Badiola 4-H LIVESTOCK EXHIBITOR AWARD Taft Beardon In Memory of Taylor Sauer Ashley Bowers Sauer Transport, Inc., Nampa Russell Bowers Linda Mason Large animal exhibitors will compete in six categories (each worth 100 points). The 4-H member with the highest number Tony Noe of total points earned will be presented a belt buckle at the Michelle Parr Friday evening award ceremony at the Fair. The categories 5 Year are: Jessica Ferdinand ¨ Record Book / Interview Evaluation ; Michelle Wallace ¨ Judging Contest (during the Fair or other qualified contest); 10 Year ¨ County Oral Presentation Contest ; Wendy Stansell ¨ County or District Clinic (must be approved prior to Fair); and, ¨ Livestock Showmanship; Thank You To Our Sponsors! ¨ Livestock Quality . 4-H LIVESTOCK JUDGING CONTEST OUTSTANDING LIVESTOCK Awards to Top Junior, Intermediate, & Senior RECORD BOOK AWARDS Ron Kelly Awards for the top 4-H Livestock Record Books Greg & Carina Purdom Steve & Leslie Nash, Homedale Ken Davis FFA LIVESTOCK JUDGING CONTEST LIVESTOCK SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Belt Buckle Plaque to boy winner & girl winner Gene & Mary Tindall, Bruneau Joe & Verla Merrick, Grand View OUTSTANDING SECRETARY BOOK AWARD The Family of Mary Lootens, Marsing $10 cash for best 4-H Secretary’s Book OUTSTANDING SCRAPBOOK AWARD The Family of Mary Lootens, Marsing $15 cash for the top 4-H Scrapbook Judging based on: Completeness (50 points), Originality (25 points), Leaders, officers, meetings, snapshots, news clippings, list of members, neatness and overall appearance (25 points). To be judged on current year entry only.

36 4-H AWARDS AND HERDSMANSHIP PAGE HERDSMANSHIP, for both large and small animals, Thank You To Our Sponsors! will be judged Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. A cash award will be given to the club with the highest overall 3 4-H HERDSMANSHIP AWARDS -day score for each of the large animals species and the Ken Davis small animals (judged separately). Daily winners in each Bruneau species will be awarded a bucket of candy and a cash award. Judging will be based upon cleanliness, neatness, The Owyhee Avalanche educational displays, decoration, and exhibitor attendance Homedale at stalls. The purpose of this contest is to encourage exhibitors to care for their animals and equipment Fred & Sandy Sarceda properly, to keep pens and stalls clean, and to present a Wilder pleasing and educational exhibit to the general public. Sauer Transport, Inc. Nampa GUIDELINES FOR HERDSMANSHIP ¨ Animals and pens are to be kept clean. Animals are to Fred & Carol Chadwick & Family have fresh water and feed whenever needed or on feeding Caldwell schedule. ¨ Beef and Dairy animals should be tied correctly with a The Family of Mary Lootens halter and a neck rope (Not neck chain. If an animal gets Marsing in trouble there is no way to cut a chain.) ¨ Wheelbarrows, brooms, rakes, shovels, and other equipment Ron Kelly should be stored safely in equipment boxes and designated Givens Springs areas. Equipment and trash should be kept out of walkway. ¨ Small clubs/chapters (4 members or less) may join together for barn duty with other clubs in the same barn. Clubs/chapters need to inform barn superintendent of combinations. ¨ Educational material must be displayed. It is important as representatives of the livestock industry to help educate the general public to the importance and value of the livestock industry. ¨ Decorations are to be neat and attractive but need not be fancy or expensive. ¨ Exhibitors should be friendly and courteous to the public. They should be ready and willing to answer questions or discuss their project. When on duty, exhibitors should present a clean, neat appearance. ¨ Herdsmanship hours will be from 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. each day. Members are excused from being judged for herdsmanship during their species’ show times. At least one exhibitor from each club/chapter (no parents) should be on duty at all times during these hours. ¨ With the exception of horses, no riding or sitting on animals. ¨ NO water fights in barn, stalls, or bathroom area. Be a yardstick of quality. ¨ Stall cards are REQUIRED . ¨ All projects and decorations are to be maintained and Some people aren’t used remain in place until 6:00 p.m. on Saturday. to an environment where excellence is expected. ~ Steve Jobs