2016 Entry Book information and

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Sat. 9/10, 12 p.m.
Show
Wed. 9/14, 1:00 p.m. to follow FFA Goats
Sat. 9/10, 12 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Rabbits
Guinea Pigs
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 6 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 6 p.m.
Dairy
Beef
Market Steers
FFA EXHIBITS
Sat. 9/10, 12 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Poultry
Sat. 9/10, 12 p.m.
Fri. 9/16, 3 p.m.
Wed. 9/14, 6 p.m.
Draft Mules & Draft Horses
Draft Ponies & Mini Mules
Tues. 9/13, 6 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 6 p.m.
Sheep & Market Lambs
Tues. 9/13, 6 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 6 p.m.
Market Swine
Swine
Goats & Market Wethers
Wed. 9/14, 1:00 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 6 p.m.
Market Steers
Wed. 9/14, 8:30 a.m.
Wed. 9/14, 8:30 a.m. to follow 4-H Steers
Wed. 9/14, 1 p.m.
Sun. 9/11, 2 p.m. to follow 4-H Dairy
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m. to follow 4-H Rabbits
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m. to follow 4-H Poultry
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m.
Fri. 9/16, 3:30 p.m.
Fri. 9/16, 3:30 p.m.
Wed. 9/14, 8:30 a.m.
Wed. 9/14, 8:30 a.m.
Wed. 9/14, 8:30 a.m. to follow Bucket Calves
Wed. 9/14, 1 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 6 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 6 p.m.
Beef Bucket Calves
Sun. 9/11, 2 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m.
Beef
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Dairy & Dairy Bucket Calves
Fri. 9/9, 5 p.m.-7 p.m. &
Must be in place
Sat. 9/10, 12 p.m.
Earliest Arrival
4-H EXHIBITS
Exhibit Hall
Sat. 9/17, 11 a.m.
Sat. 9/17, 4 p.m.
Mon. 9/12, 7 p.m.-Tues. 9/13, 6 a.m.
Tues. 9/13, 8 p.m.-9 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 8 p.m.-9 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 8 p.m.-9 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 4 p.m.
Fri. 9/16, 5 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 5 p.m. (market - 11 a.m.)
Sat. 9/17, 5 p.m. (market - 11 a.m.)
Sat. 9/17, 5 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 11 a.m.
Sat. 9/17, 11 a.m.
Sat. 9/17, 4 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 4 p.m.
Mon. 9/12, 7 p.m.-Tues. 9/13, 6 a.m.
Sun. 9/18, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Sun. 9/18, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Release
2016 SEMO DISTRICT FAIR: Arrival, Show And Release Schedule
Entry Information - Contact Marilyn Schott at 573-243-8341 or Patty Turner at 573-275-3329.
Livestock Exhibits - Livestock has been scheduled to be on the fairgrounds daily, but species and times may vary. See
arrival, show and release schedule for details.
Activities Tent - See schedule. Contest rules are available in back of this guide and at www.semofair.com.
Parade - will be Saturday, September 10 at 9:30 a.m. Pre-entry required by September 6.
GATE ADMISSIONS Times Saturday, September 10, Sunday, September 11 - Gate Charge - 11:00 a.m. - 10:30 p.m.
Monday September 12 thru Friday, September 16 - Gate Charge 1:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.
Saturday, September 17 - Gate Charge - 9:00 am. - 10:30 p.m.
Gate Specials - Two for Tuesday (2 for $5) and Thrifty Thursday ($3 single entry). See semofair.com for details.
Gate Prices - Adults & Children (12 & Over) - $5.00 Weekly Individual Pass - $30.00
Parking - Free General Public Parking Livestock Exhibitor Vehicle & Driver Pass - $30.00
Camper Trailer Parking - Livestock Area - Camper trailers parking in the livestock area for the week of the fair is
restricted to livestock exhibitors only. Spaces are limited and will be assigned. Hook-ups are with water and electric,
no sewer. Cost is $100. All campers arriving before Saturday, September 10 will be charged an additional $10 per
day. Permits are issued through the Livestock Entry Clerk as the paid reservations are received with livestock entries.
Permit must be displayed on the camper trailer for outside view while on the fairgrounds.
SOUTHEAST MISSOURI DISTRICT FAIR
SEPTEMBER 10-17, 2016 ~ ARENA PARK ~ CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO
This Premium Guide contains entry information and forms for fair exhibitors and some contests. Additional information regarding fair events, activities, and entertainment is available at www.semofair.com or by calling 1-800-455FAIR or 573-334-9250.
PLEASE READ SCHEDULE, GENERAL AND DEPARTMENT INFORMATION CAREFULLY. THERE
ARE CHANGES FOR 2016.
Livestock Entries - ENTRY DEADLINE IS MIDNIGHT, AUGUST 9, 2016 on official Livestock Entry Forms
found in center of this guide. See General and Livestock Rules, Animal Health Exhibition Regulations, and
Department Information. If 4-H or FFA, see also information for that division. EXHIBITORS CAN GO ON-LINE
AND ENTER @SEMOFAIR.COM. ALL DEADLINES WILL BE THE SAME FOR ON-LINE ENTRIES. LATE
ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED UP TO SEPTEMBER 1. A $50.00 PER HEAD ADDITIONAL FEE WILL APPLY.
ENTRY CAN NOT BE MADE ON-LINE AFTER THE AUGUST 9 DEADLINE. LATE ENTRIES MUST BE ON
PAPER ENTRY FORMS AND IN MARILYN SCHOTT'S POSSESSION BY THE SEPTEMBER 1 DEADLINE.
THE POSTMARK DOES NOT APPLY TO THE SEPTEMBER 1 DEADLINE.
Non-Livestock Entries - will only be received on site Friday, September 9, 5 p.m.-7 p.m. & Saturday, September
10, 8 a.m.-12 p.m. in the Arena building. These exhibits must be in place by 12:00 p.m. September 10, and will be
judged Sunday and Monday. The Official Entry Form in the center of this guide may be completed and mailed in
advance so entry tags will be ready for pick-up September 9 & 10 during the hours listed - this will avoid your waiting in line for entry tags. See also General rules and Department information. If 4-H or FFA, see information for that
division.
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Wed. 9/14, 12 p.m.
Wed. 9/14, 12 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 12 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 12 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 12 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 12 p.m.
Simmental
Angus
All Other Breeds
Commercial Heifers
Wed. 9/14, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Wed. 9/14, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Pigeons
Guinea Pigs
Wed. 9/14, 6 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 6 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 12 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 12 p.m.
Fri. 9/9, 5 p.m.-7 p.m. &
Sat. 9/10, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Market Swine
Tues. 9/13, 6 p.m.
Swine
Field Crops
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 6 p.m.
Milking Shorthorn
Sheep
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m.
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Mon. 9/12, 9 a.m.
Mon. 9/12, 9 a.m.
Wed. 9/14, 8:30 a.m. to follow FFA Market Swine
Wed. 9/14, 1:00 p.m. to follow FFA Swine
Wed. 9/14, 8:30 a.m. to follow FFA Sheep
Mon. 9/12, 8 a.m. to follow Ayrshire
Mon. 9/12, 8 a.m.
Mon. 9/12, 1 p.m. to follow Brown Swiss
Mon. 9/12, 1 p.m. to follow Holstein
Mon. 9/12, 8 a.m. to follow Milking Shorthorn
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m.
Jersey
Mon. 9/12, 1 p.m.
Thur. 9/15, 8:30 a.m.
Thur. 9/15, 8:30 a.m. to follow Guinea Pigs
Thur. 9/15, 8:30 a.m. to follow Poultry
Thur. 9/15, 8:30 a.m. to follow Pigeons
Thur. 9/15 & Fri. 9/16, 7:30 p.m.
Mon. 9/12, 9:30 a.m to follow Draft Mules
Sun. 9/11, 11 a.m.
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m.
Wed. 9/14, 6 p.m.
Wed. 9/14, 6 p.m.
Wed. 9/14, 6 p.m.
Brown Swiss
Holstein
Wed. 9/14, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Wed. 9/14, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m.
Wed. 9/14, 6 p.m.
Draft Horse & Mule Hitches
Draft Pony & Mini Mule Hitches
Poultry
Sun. 9/11, 5:30 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m.
Wed. 9/14, 6 p.m.
Jacks & Jennets
Mini Mules
Rabbits
Fri. 9/16, 9:30 a.m.
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m.
Draft Horses
Mon. 9/12, 9:30 a.m.
Fri. 9/16, 1:30 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 1 p.m.
Wed. 9/14, 6 p.m.
Draft Mules
Draft Ponies
Fri. 9/16, 1 p.m. to follow All Other Breeds
Fri. 9/16, 1 p.m.
Fri. 9/16, 8 a.m.
Thur. 9/15, 9 a.m. to follow Herefords
Thur. 9/15, 8 a.m.
Wed. 9/14, 5 p.m.
Sun. 9/11, 1 p.m.
Sun. 9/11, 1 p.m.
Sun. 9/11, 1 p.m. to follow Open Horticulture
Mon. 9/12, 9 a.m. to follow Open Field Crops
Wed. 9/14, 8:30 a.m. to follow 4-H Goats
Wed. 9/14, 8:30 a.m. to follow 4-H Sheep
Wed. 9/14, 12 p.m.
Wed. 9/14, 12 p.m.
Wed. 9/14, 12 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 12 p.m.
Hereford
Sat. 9/10, 12 p.m.
Wed. 9/14, 12 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 12 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 12 p.m.
Fri. 9/9, 5 p.m.-7 p.m. &
Charolais
Arena Exhibits
OPEN EXHIBITS
Sat. 9/10, 12 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 12 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Fruits & Vegetables
FFA Exhibits
Tues. 9/13, 6 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 12 p.m.
Sat. 9/10, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Goats & Market Wethers
Field Crops
Tues. 9/13, 6 p.m.
Sheep & Market Lambs
Wed. 9/14, 8:30 a.m. to follow 4-H Market Swine
Wed. 9/14, 1:00 p.m. to follow 4-H Swine
Tues. 9/13, 6 p.m.
Tues. 9/13, 6 p.m.
Show
Must be in place
Swine
Earliest Arrival
Market Swine
FFA EXHIBITS continued
Sat. 9/17, 5 p.m.-6 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 5 p.m.-6 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 11 a.m.
Sat. 9/17, 5 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 5 p.m.
Mon. 9/12, 7 p.m.-Tues. 9/13, 6 a.m.
Mon. 9/12, 7 p.m.-Tues. 9/13, 6 a.m.
Mon. 9/12, 7 p.m.-Tues. 9/13, 6 a.m.
Mon. 9/12, 7 p.m.-Tues. 9/13, 6 a.m.
Mon. 9/12, 7 p.m.-Tues, 9/13, 6 a.m.
Mon. 9/12, 7 p.m.-Tues. 9/13, 6 a.m.
Sat. 9/17, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 5 p.m.
Mon. 9/12, 7 p.m.-Tues. 9/13, 12 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 5 p.m.
Mon. 9/12, 7 p.m.-Tues. 9/13, 12 p.m.
Mon. 9/12, 7 p.m.-Tues. 9/13, 12 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 5 p.m.
Mon. 9/12, 7 p.m.-Tues. 9/13, 12 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 6 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 6 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 6 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 6 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 6 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 6 p.m.
Sun. 9/18, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Sun. 9/18, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 5 p.m.-6 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 5 p.m.-6 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 5 p.m.-6 p.m.
Sat. 9/17, 5 p.m. (market - 11 a.m.)
Sat. 9/17, 5 p.m. (market - 11 a.m.)
Sat. 9/17, 11 a.m.
Sat. 9/17, 5 p.m.
Release
General Rules & Regulations
GENERAL
1.Open class departments subject to world competition.
2. Arena Bldg. and Field Crops entries may be made to Entry Clerk in
Arena Bldg. Friday, September 9, 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. or Saturday,
September 10, 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. or, mail entry form, center of
this Premium guide and pick up entry tags during those times.
NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED AFTER SEPTEMBER 10, 2016. Arena Bldg.
exhibits must be in place by 12:00 noon. September 10. On-line
entries may be made at semofair.com.
3. Entry form must be completed with correct information. At entry,
exhibitor will be given an entry tag with exhibit and class number
for each article. Entry tag must be affixed to the article for display
and judging. Articles must be entered by the producer or his
authorized agent and comply with SEMO District Fair regulations
to receive premium money.
4. Limit 1 entry per class per exhibitor in non-livestock departments. Exhibit
class must be selected at time of entry and only eligible to show in class
entered.
5. Display space is assigned by department superintendent.
6. Judge may request additional information from exhibitor about
an entry. Judging decisions are final. Interference with judging
process may result in premiums forfeited.
7. Awards, or non-award, of premiums will be determined by merit
of exhibit regardless of number of exhibits in competition.
8. Premiums will be awarded by judges decisions as recorded in judging
books. Superintendent or designee will distribute premium ribbons.
Judging books must be returned to entry clerk immediately after
judging.
9. Premium money not paid by close of the Fair will be mailed.
10.Release time for entries in Arena Bldg. is 9 am to
12 noon Sunday, September 18. No premium will be paid to an
exhibitor who removes any exhibit from display before release
time.
11. Persons shall not be permitted to ride a horse or drive a vehicle
while under the influence of alcohol or mind-altering drugs.
12. Vagrancy is not allowed on the grounds.
13. Persons staying on the grounds overnight must present a ticket
or entry pass when contacted at gate opening times.
14. The SEMO District Fair Association Board of Directors reserves
the right to do the following:
a. Reject any entry.
b. Continue, discontinue, or cancel the Fair due to bad weather,
world, unfavorable, or unavoidable conditions. All expenses of
the Fair would be paid with remaining premium money, prorated
on a percentage basis of funds left.
c. Suspend, amend or add general rules/regulations without
notice.
d. Add classes and offer additional premiums as deemed
necessary.
e. Eliminate any entry not in compliance with rules in this
Premium Guide.
f. Expel any person for disorderly or inappropriiate behavior.
15. The SEMO District Fair Association Board of Directors will use
every reasonable precaution to safeguard the public, exhibitors,
employees and exhibits. Police protection will be provided for
this, including parking and traffic concerns. But, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL THIS ASSOCIATION BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
DEATH, THEFT, DAMAGE, OR INJURY TO ANY PERSONS, ANIMAL, ARTICLE OR VEHICLE.
16. The SEMO District Fair Association reserves the right to refuse
service to electric equipment considered unsafe and does not
assume responsibility for power failures
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LIVESTOCK RULES & REGULATIONS
1. Deadline for all livestock entries is midnight, August 9, 2016. Entries
must be on official entry forms and may be made in person, mailed,
or done on-line.
Mailed - Send completed paper entry form to: Marilyn Schott, 7379
State Highway 72, Jackson, Mo. 63755. Entries must be postmarked
on or before August 9, 2016. Stall, pen, or cage rent must be paid
at time of entry and is non-refundable. Make checks payable to
"SEMO District Fair."
On-Line - Access "semofair.com" and complete appropriate entry
forms with information requested. Stall, cage, or pen rent will be
accepted by use of credit card information at time of entry. On-line
entries cannot be made after August 9.
Late Entries - will be accepted up to September 1, 2016 and must be
made with paper entry only. A $50.00 per head additional fee will
apply for all species. Entry form and fees must be in Marilyn Schott's
possession by September 1. Postmark does not apply to
September 1 deadline.
2. ALL BEEF EXHIBITORS WILL BE CHARGED $5 PER HEAD FOR
WOOD BARK BEDDING WHICH WILL BE PROVIDED.
3. Classes entered must be listed on entry form at time of entry.
4. Substitution allowed within same class number, but arrangements for
such must be made with entry clerk by September 9. General, livestock and
health rules apply to substitutes.
5. Arrival, show and release times for livestock are listed on page 2. Health
certificates must accompany the animals at time of arrival. Registration
certificates/age verification papers are due to superintendents upon
arrival, except sheep & goats whose papers are due to superintendents
by 8 p.m. Tuesday.
6. Exhibitors must conform with stall, pen and cage assignments
made by superintendent. Housing locations are determined by the
SEMO District Fair Board.
7. Show eligibility requires the exhibitor to be listed as owner on the
registration certificates.
8. A designated veterinarian or his representative will check health
certificates on applicable animals, inspect livestock and serve as a
consultant on livestock health matters. Health certificate approval on
applicable animals is required before animals can be shown.
9. Livestock in breed classes must display legible identification as
required by species (tattoo, ear notches, etc.)
10. Breed classes are for registered animals only, except dairy in
which VIP and Identified Grades certificates may be used.
Commercial and crossbred animals require proof of age.
11. Animals in halter classes must be halter-broken. Those deemed
unmanageable may be dismissed.
12. Animals shown in group classes must be entered and shown in
individual classes by exhibitor, unless stated otherwise. Animals
in hitch classes must be entered, pay stall fees, but do not need to be
shown in individual classes.
13. Only the judge, fair officials, superintendent and exhibitors
are allowed in the show ring during exhibition.
Superintendents will direct livestock shows, record placings and
assure ribbon distribution.
14. Premiums will only be paid on animals properly entered in the class,
exhibited and judged in the show ring.
15. Tie-out is 7 pm. Tuesday through Friday. Premiums forfeited
to any exhibitor who ties out sooner.
16. LIVESTOCK GATE (GATE 6) WILL BE CLOSED TUESDAY THROUGH
FRIDAY 7 P.M. - 8 P.M. DUE TO TIE OUTS.
17. Parking allowed only in designated areas.
18. No parking in livestock area between 8 am and 9 pm Saturday
through Saturday, except to load/unload animals. Vehicles in violation
will be towed at owner expense.
19. NO TRAILERS ALLOWED IN LOAD OUT AREA BEFORE RELEASE
TIME. PREMIUMS WILL BE HELD ON VIOLATIONS.
20. No smoking in Livestock Tents or barns by Order of the City
Fire Marshal.
Missouri Animal Health Requirements for Exhibition for 2016
The regulations below are not the official copy of Missouri State Regulations.
To view the official regulations please see the Secretary of State’s at http://www.
sos.mo.gov/adrules/csr/current/2csr/2c30-2.pdf.
If you have any questions about entry requirements please call the Division of
Animal Health at (573) 751-4359.
PURPOSE: This rule revises and clarifies Missouri’s regulations on intrastate and
interstate requirements for exhibition.
1. Certificate of Veterinary Inspection.
A. The term Certificate of Veterinary Inspection) means an official document
signed by an accredited, licensed veterinarian. The official Certificate of Veterinary Inspection shall state that the animals are free of visible signs of contagious, infectious, or communicable disease, describe the animal(s) by species, breed, sex, and age. In addition to the individual animal identification(s),
the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection shall reflect all data for required tests
and vaccinations, all dates, results, and the name of the laboratory. All breedspecific data requirements for the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection are
located in the subsection relating to that breed.
B. Animals with active lesions of ringworm with resulting loss of hair or warts
easily visible without close examination will not be permitted to exhibit and
shall be subject to isolation or expulsion depending upon the nature and
seriousness of the disease.
2. The following listed minimal health and testing requirements on livestock are
for exhibition only.
A. Exhibition Requirements for Cattle.
1. Intrastate (Missouri origin cattle for exhibition only.
A. No Certificate of Veterinary Inspection is required.
B. Brucellosis – no test is required.
C. Tuberculosis – no test is required.
2. Interstate (cattle entering Missouri for exhibition only.)
A. All animals must be individually identified by an official ear tag as
defined in Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 71. Registration
tattoo, or any other means approved by the state veterinarian and listed
on the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection.
B. Brucellosis.
I. Cattle from brucellosis-free states.
a. All sexually intact cattle may enter without a brucellosis test.
b. Steers. No brucellosis test required but must be individually
identified and listed on a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection.
II. Sexually intact cattle from brucellosis Class A states. All testeligible animals must be tested and negative within thirty (30) days
prior to entry except –
a. Cattle from a certified brucellosis-free herd. The certified herd
number and the date of the last test must be listed on the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection;
b. Steers. No brucellosis test required but must be individually
identified and listed on a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection.
C. Tuberculosis
I. Dairy – all classes of dairy cattle, two (2) months of age and older,
entering Missouri for exhibition must meet the following requirements:
a. Must obtain an entry permit;
b. Must have a negative tuberculosis test within sixty (60) days of
shipment, test date must be listed on the Certificate of Veterinary
Inspection; or
c. Move from an accredited tuberculosis-free herd (herd test date
must be listed on the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection); or
d. Move directly from a herd of origin that has had one (1) complete negative herd test within (1) year (date of test must be listed
on the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection.)
II. Beef
a. All classes of beef cattle, two (2) months of age and older, entering Missouri for exhibition from a state having a tuberculosisfree status may enter without additional testing requirements or
entry permit;
b. All classes of beef cattle, two (2) months of age and older,
entering Missouri for exhibition from a state having a tuberculosis
status less than free must meet the following requirements:
I. Must obtain an entry permit;
II. Must have a negative tuberculosis test within sixty (60)
days of shipment, test date must be listed on the Certificate of
Veterinary Inspection; or
III. Move from an accredited tuberculosis-free herd (herd test
date must be listed on the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection);
or
IV. Move directly from a herd of origin that has had one (1)
complete negative herd test within one (1) year (date of test
must be listed on the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection).
B. Exhibition Requirements for Swine (exhibition of feral swine is prohibited).
1. Intrastate (Missouri origin swine moving for exhibition only.)
A. All swine to be exhibited must be free of clinical signs of infectious or
contagious disease.
B. No Certificate of Veterinary Inspection is required.
C. Brucellosis. No test is required.
D. Pseudorabies. No test is required.
2. Interstate (swine entering Missouri for exhibition only.)
A. All swine must be individually identified by official ear tag as defined
in Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 71. Ear notch, tattoo, or any
other means of permanent identification approved by the state veterinarian and be individually listed on a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection
and free of clinical signs of infectious or contagious disease. An entry
permit is required.
B. Brucellosis.
I. Swine originating from brucellosis-free states may exhibit without
a brucellosis test.
II. Swine originating from a state having a brucellosis status less
than free must be tested negative within sixty (60) days prior to
exhibition except breeding swine from a validated brucellosis-free
herd. The validated herd number and date of last validating test must
be listed on the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection.
C. Pseudorabies.
I. Swine originating from a state classified as Stage V in the National
Pseudorabies (PRV) Eradication Plan may exhibit without a pseudorabies test.
II. All other swine must be tested negative within sixty (60) days prior
to exhibition except swine from a qualified pseudorabies-free herd.
The qualified herd number and date of the last qualifying test must be
listed on the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection.
C. Exhibition Requirements for Equine (including exotic equine, donkeys,
asses, burros, and zebras).
1. Intrastate (Missouri origin horses and other equidae moving for exhibition.)
A. Equidae must be free of clinical signs of an infectious or contagious
disease. Any equidae showing signs of infectious or contagious disease
at an exhibition shall be excused by the official inspecting veterinarian.
When an official inspecting veterinarian is present, all equidae will be
subject to daily inspection.
B. A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection is not required.
C. All equidae (except nursing foals accompanied by their dams) must
be accompanied by a current VS Form 10-11 or any officially recognized
federal/state Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) test chart showing test
date within twelve (12) months prior to exhibition for each animal, the
name of the EIA accredited testing laboratory and the test accession
number assigned by the laboratory, the graphic description of all markings needed for identification, or microchip, or legible tattoo, or unique
registered brand or imprinted photograph on any officially recognized
federal/state EIA test chart. A certified photocopy or certified facsimile
of the VS Form 10-11 or any officially recognized federal/state EIA test
chart may be accepted for the purpose of exhibition.
I. A certified photocopy is one obtained from the testing veterinarian
or accredited testing laboratory bearing seal or signature in the lower
right-hand corner along with the date of certification of photocopy in
some ink other than black.
II. A certified facsimile may be obtained only from the testing veterinarian or accredited testing laboratory and must bear the facsimile
imprint of the originating facility clearly across the top of the page.
It must also bear the date of facsimile either along the top or in the
lower right-hand corner.
III. Alteration or substitution of any information on any VS Form 1011 or any officially recognized federal/state EIA test chart, including
certified photocopies, certified facsimiles, or Certificate of Veterinary
Inspections, shall cause the document to be invalid and in violation
of sections 267.010 to 267.730, RSMo, and may result in civil penalties not to exceed ten thousand dollars ($10,000) per violation and
subject to expulsion.
2. Interstate
A. Equidae must be free of clinical signs of an infectious or contagious disease. Any equidae showing signs of infectious or contagious
diseases at an exhibition shall be excused by the official inspecting veterinarian. When an official inspecting veterinarian is present, all equidae
will be subject to daily inspection.
B. A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection is required on all equidae (except nursing foals accompanied by their dams) showing identification
and description of equidae listed and negative test results of an official
EIA test, showing test date within twelve (12) months prior to exhibition
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for each animal, and the name of the EIA-accredited testing laboratory
and the test accession number assigned by the laboratory. All equidae
entering without an official Certificate of Veterinary Inspection and/or
EIA test shall be excused from the show until proper documentation and
test are available.
C. All equidae (except nursing foals accompanied by their dams) must
be accompanied by a current VS Form 10-11 or any officially recognized
federal/state Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) test chart showing test
date within twelve (12) months prior to exhibition for each animal, the
name of the EIA accredited testing laboratory and the test accession
number assigned by the laboratory, the graphic description of all markings needed for identification or microchip, or legible tattoo, or unique
registered brand or imprinted photograph on any officially recognized
federal/state EIA test chart. A certified photocopy or certified facsimile
of the VS Form 10-11 or any officially recognized federal/state EIA test
chart may be accepted for the purpose of exhibition.
I. A certified photocopy is one obtained from the testing veterinarian
or accredited testing laboratory bearing seal or signature in the lower
right-hand corner along with the date of certification of photocopy in
some ink color other than black.
II. A certified facsimile may be obtained only from the testing veterinarian or accredited testing laboratory and must bear the facsimile
imprint of the originating facility clearly across the top of the page. It
must also bear the date of the facsimile either along the top or in the
lower right-hand corner.
III. Alteration or substitution of any information on any VS Form 1011 or any officially recognized federal/state EIA test chart, including
certified photocopies, certified facsimiles, or Certificate of Veterinary
Inspection, shall cause the document to be invalid and in violation of
sections 267.010 to 267.730, RSMo, and may result in civil penalties not to exceed ten thousand dollars ($10,000) per violation and
subject to expulsion.
D. A six (6)-month passport from states with which there is a reciprocal
agreement will be accepted in lieu of a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection. These passports must have proof of a negative EIA test within
thirty (30) days of the date of application of the passport and permanent
identification for each horse recorded on the passport and the VS Form
10-11 or any officially recognized federal/state EIA test chart, along with
other identifying characteristics. In the event of confirmed vesicular
stomatitis in any of the states with which reciprocal agreements exist,
use of the six (6)-month passport will be suspended by the state veterinarian of Missouri.
E. Venezuelan Equidae Encepha-lomyelitis (VEE) vaccination and entry
permit is required prior to entry on equidae originating from states
in which VEE has been diagnosed within the preceding twelve (12)
months.
F. Any equidae from a premise under quarantine for vesicular stomatitis
shall obtain an entry permit and must include the statement on the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection that “the equidae listed have not been
exposed to vesicular stomatitis within the past (30) days.”
G. The board, organization, or manager of each assembly or event is
responsible for certifying that all equidae admitted or participating meet
the regulations in this section and shall not admit or allow participation
of equidae not so certified. Untested equidae shall not be allowed to
congregate with other equidae. The owner of each animal shall comply
with requirements under sections 267.010 to 267.730, RSMo, and may
be assessed civil penalties not to exceed ten thousand dollars ($10,000)
for each violation.
D. Exhibition Requirements for Sheep (including exotic sheep and antelope).
1. Intrastate (Missouri origin sheep moving for exhibition.)
A. All sheep, regardless of age or gender, must be free of clinical signs
of an infectious or contagious disease.
B. All sheep, regardless of age or gender, must be individually identified
by an official scrapie identification as defined in Title 9, Code of Federal
Regulations, Part 79, or any other means of permanent identification
approved by the state veterinarian identifying them to the flock-of-origin
and be listed on a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection.
C. No tests are required.
D. Scabies.
I. Sheep from a scabies-quarantined area must be dipped or treated
by an officially approved method within ten (10) days prior to exhibition.
2. Interstate (sheep entering Missouri for exhibition only.)
A. All sheep, regardless of age or gender, must be free of clinical signs
B. All sheep, regardless of age or gender, must be individually identified
approved by the state veterinarian identifying them to the flock-of-origin
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C. No tests or entry permit is required.
D. Scabies.
I. Sheep from a scabies-quarantined area must be dipped or treated
by an officially approved method within ten (10) days prior to exhibition.
II. A permit number must be obtained and recorded on a Certificate
of Veterinary Inspection if the sheep are from a scabies-quarantined
area.
E. Exhibition Requirements for Goats
1. Intrastate (Missouri origin goats moving for exhibition only.)
A. All goats, regardless of age or gender, must be free of clinical signs
B. All goats, regardless of age or gender, must be individually identified
approved by the state veterinarian identifying them to the herd-of-origin
C. No test is required.
2. Interstate (goats entering Missouri for exhibition only).
A. All goats must be free of clinical signs of an infectious or contagious
disease.
B. All goats, regardless of age or gender, must be individually identified
approved by the state veterinarian identifying them to the herd-of-origin
C. No tests or entry permits are required.
F. Exhibition Requirements for Poultry
1. Intrastate (Missouri origin poultry moving for exhibition.)
A. All poultry must be free of clinical signs of any infectious or contagious disease.
B. No Certificate of Veterinary Inspection is required.
C. Pullorum-typhoid. All poultry exhibited (except Missouri origin
waterfowl) shall be tested negative for pullorum-typhoid within ninety
(90) days prior to exhibition or equivalent program in which the flock
has been tested within the past twelve (12) months with no change of
ownership. This information shall be documented on a VS Form 9-2
(see 2 CSR 30-8.020) or similar certificate which shall accompany the
poultry to the exhibition and shall be made available on request.
2. Interstate (poultry entering Missouri for exhibition only.)
A. All poultry must be free of clinical signs of any infectious or contagious disease.
B. A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection, VS Form 9-2 or similar certificate is required.
C. Pullorum-typhoid test. All poultry exhibited shall be tested negative for pullorum-typhoid within ninety (90) days prior to exhibition or
originate from a flock approved by the National Poultry Improvement
Plan (NPIP) or an equivalent program in which the flock has been tested
within the past twelve (12) months with no change of ownership. This
information shall be documented on a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection, a VS Form 9-2 (see 2 CSR 30-8.020) or similar certificate which
shall accompany the poultry to exhibition and shall be made available
on request.
D. An entry permit is required.
3. Requirements for sponsoring exhibitions for poultry.
A. An official representing the person or organization sponsoring the
exhibition shall notify the state veterinarian no later than thirty (30) days
prior to the exhibition giving the names, place, inclusive dates and times
of the event.
B. Record keeping. The sponsor of the exhibition shall compile a list of
all poultry present at the exhibition. The list shall contain the name and
address or voluntary premises identification number of each owner and
the number, species, breed, variety, type, sex, and pullorum-typhoid
status of all poultry present. A copy of this list shall be retained by the
sponsor of the exhibition for at least twelve (12) months and shall be
made available upon request to a representative of the department.
C. Inspection. Poultry must be free of clinical signs of an infectious or
contagious disease. Any poultry showing signs of infectious or contagious disease at an exhibition may be excused by an official veterinarian
or department representative.
D. Pullorum-typhoid status. All poultry (except Missouri origin waterfowl) exhibited shall be tested negative for pullorum-typhoid within
the past ninety (90) days or originate from a flock approved by the
National Poultry Improvement Plan (NPIP) or equivalent program in
which the flock has been tested within the past twelve (12) months with
no change of ownership. This information shall be documented on a
VS Form 9-2 (see 2 CSR 30-8.020) or similar certificate which shall be
made available on request.
Department 100
Beef Cattle
Superintendent Larry Miller
Judge - Jimmy Butler
Premiums
Placing
1 2
3
4 5
$40 $35 $30 $25 $20
Champions & Reserve Champions - Rosettes only
“SPECIAL AWARD”
CO-OP Service Center, Inc., Jackson, MO. will present a beef herdsmanship award.
Limit 2 entries per class per exhibitor.
Cattle must comply with general, livestock, and animal health regulations in this
Premium Guide.
Registered animals must have original registration certificates available for inspection at
the Fair. Commercial animals must have age verification. All registered animals must
have legible identification to match their papers.
Breeds not listed will be shown together as “Other Breeds.”
Stall Rent ($10.00 per head) must be paid at time of entry. Tack stalls same price. Tack
stalls limited to one per exhibitor, if available.
Advance entry required and due August 9, 2016.
Entry may be made by paper or on-line @semofair.com Late entries will be accepted
up to September 1. A $50.00 per head additional fee will apply. Entry can not be
made on-line after the August 9 deadline. Late entries must be in Marilyn Schott's
POSSESSION by the September 1 deadline. The postmark does not apply to the
September 1 Deadline.
Animals must be on the fairgrounds by 12:00 noon Wednesday
Earliest arrival for Open Beef is 12:00 p.m., Tuesday, September 13th.
Must be in place by 12:00 p.m. Wednesday, September 14th.
BEEF CLASSES
Angus
HEIFERS:
Spring heifer calves born on
or after Mar. 1, 2016
1
Junior heifer calves born
Jan.-Feb., 2016
2
Winter heifer calves born
Nov.-Dec. , 2015
3
Senior heifer calves born
Sept.-Oct., 2015
4
Champion Heifer Calf-Reserve Champion Heifer Calf
Late summer yearling heifers born
July-Aug., 2015
7
Early summer yearling heifers
born May-June, 2015
8
Spring yearling heifers born
Mar.-Apr., 2015
9
Junior Champion Heifer-Reserve Junior Champion Heifer
Junior yearling heifers born
Jan.-Feb., 2015
12
Senior yearling heifers born
Sept.-Dec., 2014
13
Senior Champion Heifer-Reserve Senior Champion Heifer
Charolais
Please DO NOT use straw for bedding. SEMO Fair will have wood bark bedding in beef cattle stalls upon arrival at the cost of $5 per head entered and
will be noted on entry form.
Check with superintendent before tie-in for assigned stall space.
Exhibitors must show their registration certificates or age data to
superintendent for entry verification upon arrival.
Exhibitors must keep passageways clear and put manure in available
containers.
NO PARKING in livestock area Saturday through Saturday, 8 am - 9 pm,
except to load/unload animals. Vehicles in violation will be towed at owner
expense.
No premium will be paid to an exhibitor who removes any animal from its
stall before release time on Saturday or ties out before 7 p.m. on Tuesday
through Friday.
RELEASE TIME 6:00 P.M. SATURDAY, SEPT. 17. NO TRAILERS ALLOWED
IN LOAD OUT AREA BEFORE RELEASE TIME. PREMIUMS WILL BE HELD ON
VIOLATIONS.
JUDGING SCHEDULE:
Wednesday - 5:00 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Charolais
Thursday - 8:00 a.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hereford then Simmental
Friday - 8:00 a.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Angus
Friday - 1:00 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . Other Breeds then Commercial Heifers
Hereford
Simmental
Other
Commercial
Breeds
Heifers
51
101
201
251
351
52
102
202
252
352
53
103
203
253
353
54
104
204
254
354
57
107
207
257
357
58
108
208
258
358
59
109
209
259
359
62
112
212
262
362
63
113
213
263
363
Grand Champion Heifer-Reserve Grand Champion Heifer
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Cow-Calf: These females will not be eligible to compete in
the female show for the Grand Champion Heifer. The calves
at the side of the cows will be eligible to show in their respective
classes. Calves older than 260 days of age on show date are
not eligible to show in the cow-calf class. All animals must have
full registration papers to show: this includes calves at the side of
cows. All calves must be natural born calf of the cows they are
shown with. Cows must be wet and able to nurse a calf if asked.
Angus
CLASS
Cows born on or before August 31, 2014 and
calves born after January 1, 2016.
18
Grand Champion Cow/Calf - Reserve Champion Cow/Calf
BULLS:
Angus
Spring bull calves born
on or after Mar. 1, 2016
21
Junior bull calves born
Jan.-Feb., 2016
22
Winter bull calves born
Nov.-Dec., 2015
23
Senior bull calves born
Sept.-Oct., 2015
24
Champion Bull Calf-Reserve Champion Bull Calf
Late summer yearling bulls born
July-Aug., 2015
27
Early summer yearling bulls born
May-June, 2015
28
Spring yearling bulls born
Mar.-Apr., 2015
29
Junior yearling bulls born
Jan.-Feb., 2015
30
Junior Champion Bull-Reserve Junior Champion Bull
Senior yearling bulls born
Sept.-Dec., 2014
33
Late two-year-old bulls born
May-Aug., 2014
34
Early two-year-old bulls born
Jan.-Apr., 2014
35
Senior Champion Bull-Reserve Senior Champion Bull
Grand Champion Bull-Reserve Grand Champion Bull
GROUPS:
Pair of Heifers: Two heifers, owned by exhibitor,
must have been shown in individual classes.
Pair of Bulls: Two bulls, owned by
exhibitor, must have been shown in an
individual classes.
Produce-of-Dam: Two animals, either sex,
from one dam, must have been shown in
individual classes. May be owned by more
than one exhibitor.
Get-Of-Sire: Three animals shown in single entry classes
with both sexes represented and all to be progeny of one
sire. It is permissible to use either the cow or calf from the
cow/calf pair. May be owned by more than one exhibitor.
Breeder’s Herd: Four animals, either sex,
bred and owned by exhibitor, must have
been shown in individual classes.
Best Six Head: Owned by exhibitor,
must have been shown in individual
classes.
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Charolais
68
Charolais
Hereford
118
Hereford
Simmental
218
Simmental
Other
Breeds
268
Commercial
Heifers
368
Other
Breeds
Commercial
Heifers
71
121
221
271
72
122
222
272
73
123
223
273
74
124
224
274
77
127
227
277
78
128
228
278
79
129
229
279
80
130
230
280
83
133
233
283
84
134
234
284
85
135
235
285
40
90
140
240
290
41
91
141
241
291
42
92
142
242
292
43
93
143
243
293
44
94
144
244
294
45
95
145
245
295
371
372
Department 200
Dairy Cattle
Superintendents John Schoen and Carl Kirchdoerfer
Judge - Boyd Schaufelberger
Premiums
Placing
1
$40
2
$35
3
$30
4
$25
Exhibitors must show their registration certificates or age data
certificates to superintendent for entry verification upon arrival.
containers.
NO PARKING in livestock area Saturday through Saturday, 8 a.m.
- 9 p. m., except to load/unload cattle. Vehicles in violation will be
towed at owner expense.
Cattle release is 7:00 p.m., Monday, Sept. 12. Cattle must be
gone by 6:00 a.m., Tuesday, Sept. 13. No premiums will be paid
to an exhibitor who removes any animal from its stall before
release time.
NO TRAILERS ALLOWED IN LOAD OUT AREA BEFORE RELEASE
TIME. PREMIUMS WILL BE HELD ON VIOLATORS.
5
$20
Champions & Reserve Champions-Rosettes Only
Cattle must comply with general, livestock and health regulations in this premium
guide.
Dairy animals can be registered or identified by VIP and Identified Grades
certificates issued by a national dairy breed association.
Stall Rent ($10.00 per head) must be paid at time of entry. Tack stalls, same
price and limited to one per exhibitor, if available. Advance entry required and
due August 9, 2016. Entry may be made by paper or online @semofair.com.
Late entries will be accepted up to September 1. A $50.00 per head additional
fee will apply. Entry can not be made on-line after the August 9 deadline. Late
entries must be in Marilyn Schott's POSSESSION by the September 1 deadline. The postmark does not apply to the September 1 deadline.
Cattle must be on fairgrounds by 1 pm Saturday, September 10.
Exhibitors provide own bedding - straw may be used.
Check with superintendent before tie-in for assigned stall space.
DAIRY CLASSES
Judging ScheduleMonday, September 12, 2016
8:00 am - Ayrshire then Milking
Shorthorn then Jersey
1:00 pm - Holstein then Brown Swiss
then Guernsey
DAIRY BREEDS
Holstein
Junior heifer calf born after March 1, 2016 and over four (4) months old.
Intermediate heifer calf born Dec. 1, 2015- Feb. 29, 2016.
Senior heifer calf born Sept. 1 - Nov. 30, 2015.
Summer yearling heifer born June 1 - Aug. 31, 2015.
Junior yearling heifer (not in milk) born March 1 - May 31, 2015
Intermediate senior yearling heifer (not in milk)
born Dec. 1, 2014 - Feb. 28, 2015
Senior yearling heifer (not in milk) born Sept. 1 - Nov. 30, 2014
Junior Champion Female
Junior Breeders Herd, to consist of 4 animals: 2 calves and 2 yearlings.
Each Exhibitor limited to two (2) entries.
Junior Best 3 Females to consist of 3 animals under 2 years of age,
none of which have freshened, all bred and owned by exhibitor
Junior two-year-old born March 1 - August 31, 2014
Senior two-year-old born Sept. 1, 2013 - Feb. 28, 2014
Three-year-old born Sept. 1, 2012 - Aug. 31, 2013
Four-year-old born Sept. 1, 2011- Aug. 31 2012
Aged cow born before Sept. 1, 2011
Dry Cow any age. (same animal cannot be entered in age class)
Senior Champion Female
Grand Champion Female - Reserve Grand Champion
Best Udder Female
Each Exhibitor limited to two (2) entries.
Dairy Herd: To consist of four (4) cows that have freshened.
All to be owned by the exhibitor. Exhibitor limited to one (1) entry.
Best Three Females: Any age, all bred and owned by exhibitor.
Each exhibitor limited to one (1) group entry.
Produce-of-dam: To consist of two (2) animals, any age, the produce
of one (1) cow. Dam must be named. Each exhibitor limited to one (1)
group entry from the same dam. Animals need not both be owned by
exhibitor. Limit 2 entries per exhibitor.
Daughter and Dam: To consist of two animals any age. Two entries
per exhibitor allowed. Animals need not both be owned by exhibitor.
Breeders Herd: To consist of 4 animals: 2 cows, 1 yearling, and 1 calf
Must be owned by exhibitor.
Jersey Brown Swiss Guernsey Ayrshire
501
502
503
504
505
530
531
532
533
534
560
561
562
563
564
590
591
592
593
594
620
621
622
623
624
Milking
Shorthorn
650
651
652
653
654
506
507
535
536
565
566
595
596
625
626
655
656
508
537
567
597
627
657
509
510
511
512
513
514
516
538
539
540
541
542
543
545
568
569
570
571
572
573
575
598
599
600
601
602
603
605
628
629
630
631
632
633
635
658
659
660
661
662
663
665
520
549
579
609
639
669
521
550
580
610
640
670
522
551
581
611
641
671
523
552
582
612
642
672
524
525
553
554
583
584
613
614
643
644
673
674
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Department 300
Sheep
Superintendent-Bonnie Overbeck
Judge - To be Announced
Judging Time - Wednesday to follow FFA Sheep Judging
SHEEP MUST BE ON FAIRGROUNDS BY 6 P.M. TUESDAY, SEPT. 13.
Premiums (Other than Market Lamb Class)
Placing
1
2
3
4
$20 $17 $15 $13
Check with superintendent for pen assignment before housing
animals.
Exhibitors must show their registration certificates to superintendent
for entry verification before 8 pm Tuesday.
containers.
NO PARKING in livestock area Saturday through Saturday, 8am-9pm,
except to load/unload sheep. Vehicles in violations will be
Premiums (Market Lamb Class)
Placing 1 2
3
$20 $17 $15
4
5 6-10
$13 $11 $10
Limit 2 entries per class per exhibitor, except 1 entry in market lamb.
Sheep must comply with general, livestock and animal health
regulations in this Premium Guide.
Stall rent ($5.00 per head) must be paid at time of entry.
Advance entry required and due August 9, 2016. Entry may be made
by paper or on-line @semofair.com. Late entries will be accepted up
to September 1. A $50.00 per head additional fee will apply. Entry can
not be made on-line after the August 9 deadline. Late entries must be
in Marilyn Schott's POSSESSION by the September 1 deadline. The
postmark does not apply to the September 1 deadline.
Breeds not listed can be entered as “Other Wool Breeds” or “Other
Meat Breeds” and be shown together.
SHEEP CLASSES
No premium will be paid to any exhibitor who removes any animal
from its pen before release time.
RELEASE TIME 5:00 PM SATURDAY, SEPT. 17. NO TRAILERS
ALLOWED IN LOAD OUT AREA BEFORE RELEASE TIME. PREMIUMS
WILL BE HELD ON VIOLATORS.
SHEEP BREEDS BY JUDGING ORDER
Southdown Hampshire Suffolk Dorset Cheviot Oxford
Tunis
Corriedale
Shropshire Other Wool Other Meat
Breeds
Breeds
Ram Lamb
702
712
722
732
742
752
762
772
782
792
802
Pair of Ram Lambs
703
713
723
733
743
753
763
773
783
793
803
Yearling Ewe
704
714
724
734
744
754
764
774
784
794
804
Pair of Yearling Ewes
705
715
725
735
745
755
765
775
785
795
805
Ewe Lamb
706
716
726
736
746
756
766
776
786
796
806
Pair of Ewe Lambs
707
717
727
737
747
757
767
777
787
797
807
708
718
728
738
748
758
768
778
788
798
808
Exhibitor Flock: One (1) Ram Lamb,
Two (2) Yearling Ewes, and Two (2) Ewe Lambs
Premier Exhibitor: Exhibitor winning the most premium money in each breed, Banner only.
700 Market Lamb Class (may be ram, ewe, or wether). This animal may not be shown in group classes. One entry only per exhibitor this class.
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Department 400
Swine
Superintendents
Charles Ahrens & Gary Gholson
Judge - To be Announced
Judging Time - Wednesday after FFA Swine Show
When you bring your pig back home from an exhibit or sale, it is best to place them in isolation. The isolation/observation period before returning
to contact with other pigs should be no fewer than 7-30 days in order to detect an illness. More information on swine health recommendations can
be found at:http://pork.org/youth-and-education/show-pigs/.
Premiums
Placing
1
2
3
4
5
$18 $16 $14 $12 $10
Champion & Reserve Champions-Rosettes Only
Swine must comply with general health & livestock regulations in this Premium Guide.
Registered animals must have original registration certificates available for inspection at
the Fair. Commercial animals must have age verification.
Swine must have ear notch identification.
Pen rent ($5.00 per head) must be paid at time of entry.
Breeds not listed will be shown together as “Other Breeds.”
Advance entry required and due August 9, 2016. Entry may be made by paper
or on-line at semofair.com. Late entries will be accepted up to September 1. A
$50.00 per head additional fee will apply. Entry can not be made on-line after
the August 9 deadline. Late entries must be in Marilyn Schott's POSSESSION by
SWINE CLASSES
the September 1 deadline. The postmark does not apply to the September 1
deadline.
Swine must be on the fairgrounds by 6 pm Tuesday.
Check with superintendents for pen assignments before housing animals.
Exhibitors must show their registration certificates or age data to
superintendents for entry verification before 8 pm Tuesday.
containers.
NO PARKING in livestock area Saturday through Saturday, 8am9pm, except to load/unload swine. Vehicles in violation will be
Swine release is Saturday, September 17, 5 pm, except market barrows
& gilts which are released at 11:00 a.m.
No premiums will be paid to an exhibitor who removes any animal from its
pen before release time.
NO TRAILERS ALLOWED IN LOAD OUT AREA BEFORE RELEASE TIME.
PREMIUMS WILL BE HELD ON VIOLATORS.
SWINE BREEDS by Judging Order
Hampshire
Duroc
Yorksh.
Senior boars farrowed Nov. 1-Dec. 31, 2015
927
952
977
Senior Champion Boar- Reserve Senior Champion Boar
January boars farrowed during Jan. 2016
930
955
980
February boars farrowed during Feb. 2016
931
956
981
March boars farrowed during March 2016
932
957
982
April boars farrowed April 1-June 30, 2016
933
958
983
Junior Champion Boar-Reserve Junior Champion Boar
Grand Champion Boar-Reserve Grand Champion Boar
Junior yearling sows farrowed Jan. 1-June 30, 2015
938
963
988
Senior sows farrowed July 1-Dec. 31, 2015
939
964
989
Senior Champion Sow-Reserve Senior Champion Sow
January gilt farrowed during Jan . 2016
942
967
992
February gilt farrowed during Feb. 2016
943
968
993
March gilt farrowed during March 2016
944
969
994
April gilt farrowed April 1-June 30, 2016
945
970
995
Junior Champion Sow -Reserve Junior Champion Sow
Grand Champion Sow-Reserve Grand Champion Sow
Pen of Market Hogs; Farrowed after Feb. 1, 2016. Pen must
contain at least one (1) barrow, other two may be gilts.
Animals must have previously been shown
950
975
1000
Barrows in classes 1110 and 1120 eligible, but not those entered in classes 1150 and 1151.
BREED AND CROSSBREED BARROW SHOW
Judging Time/Wednesday after Barrow Carcass (on foot)
Premiums
Placing
1
2
$18 $16
3
$14
4
$12
5-10
$10 each
SPECIAL AWARDS
CO-OP Service Center, Inc. of Jackson, Mo. will present an
award to the Champion and Reserve Champion Barrow.
Classes-1110. Purebred barrows.
Other Breeds
1002
Commercial
1005
1006
1007
1008
1013
1014
1017
1018
1019
1020
1092
1093
1094
1095
1025
1100
1120. Crossbred barrows.
Rules1. Purebred and crossbred barrows are eligible to show and may be used with
market pen classes. Real Time barrows are not eligible to show in these
classes.
2. Pen Rent-$5; must be paid at time entry is made.
3. All regulations governing swine in Premium Guide will be in effect here.
4. Limit 1 barrow per exhibitor per class.
5. Weight 230-310 lbs. (gilts not eligible).
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Department 400
Market Swine
Market barrows and gilts will be
accepted for the Real Time and On-Foot Carcass Shows.
Premiums
Placing
1
2
3
4
5
$30 $25 $20 $15 $10
6-10
$6
Champion & Reserve Champions – Rosettes only.
CO-OP Service Center, Inc. of Jackson, Mo. will present an award to the
Champion and Reserve Champion in class 1151.
CLASS 1150. MARKET SWINE CARCASS – REAL TIME
Carcass evaluation will be done with Real Time Ultrasound machine by a certified tech and in cooperation with the
University of Missouri, University of Missouri Extension, and SEMO District Fair. Animals will be divided into two (2)
classes for judging.
CLASS 1151. MARKET SWINE CARCASS – ON-FOOT
Judging Time – Wednesday after FFA Market Swine
Animals will be divided into four (4) classes by weight for judging on-foot.
RULES
1. Limit 2 entries per class per exhibitor. No pen rent is charged for carcass animals.
2. Market swine may be a barrow or gilt. Animals must be farrowed February 1, 2016 or after.
3. Animals must comply with general, livestock, department, and health regulations. Animals shown in classes 1150 &
1151 are not eligible to be shown in any other classes.
4. All 4-H and FFA exhibitors must be certified Show Me Quality Assurance (SMQA) to be eligible to show. All other
exhibitors must send a legible copy of their Pork Quality Assurance Level III (PQA) certificate with their entry forms.
5. Advance entry is required and due August 9, 2016. Late entries accepted until September 1, 2016. See Livestock Rule
#1 for entry details.
6. 4-H and FFA market swine must also be entered in open classes 1150 and 1151 by the exhibitor. Paper entry or
entry on-line may be used. This is in addition to their respective 4-H or FFA entry form. Animals remain eligible for
the 4-H/FFA Livestock Sale.
7. Market swine must be in place Tuesday, September 13 at 6:00 p.m. Check with the superintendent for pen assignments before housing animals.
8. Animals must weigh a minimum of 230 lbs. and maximum of 310 lbs. to qualify for carcass competition.
9. On-foot carcass show animals must meet a minimum of 55% lean carcass through Real Time evaluation to be eligible
for the on-foot class. Weigh-in and measurements for the carcass contest will be Tuesday, 6 – 8 p.m., sponsored by
SEMO Fair officials.
10. The top 6 animals per 4-H and FFA market swine classes will be eligible for the on-foot carcass show assuming they
meet rules 8 & 9.
11. Exhibitors must keep passageways clear and put manure in available containers.
12. NO PARKING IN LIVESTOCK AREA Saturday through Saturday, 8 a.m.– 9 p.m., except to load/unload animals.
Vehicles in violation will be towed at owner's expense.
13. NO PREMIUMS WILL BE PAID TO ANY EXHIBITOR WHO REMOVES AN ANIMAL BEFORE RELEASE TIME OR HAS A
TRAILER IN LOADOUT AREA BEFORE RELEASE TIME.
14. Release time is Saturday, September 17, 11:00 a.m.
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Department 500
Draft Horses
and Mules
Superintendents - Tom Sachse & Sharon Tuschhoff
Draft Horses, Draft Mules, Jacks & Jennets Judge - Richie Worley
Mini Mules & Draft Ponies Judge - Justin Berry
2. No premiums will be paid to an exhibitor who removes any animal from
its stall before release time.
3. NO STRAW WILL BE USED FOR BEDDING -- SAWDUST WILL BE ON THE
GROUNDS.
4. NO TRAILERS ALLOWED IN LOAD OUT AREA BEFORE RELEASE TIME.
Exhibitors in farm team classes (1607 & 1611) may hitch to any farm implement
Draft horses, mules, mini-mules, Jacks and Jennets, and draft
except show wagon. No show harness.
ponies exhibited must comply with general, livestock, and animal
Horses may be registered or grade.
health regulations in this Premium Guide.
Stall Rent is $15.00 per Head (must be paid at time of entry). Tack stall $30.00. Age of horses in this show will be computed from January 1 the year
it was foaled.
Limit 1 tack stall per exhibitor if available. Advanced entry required and
Check with superintendent for stall assignments before housing
due August 9, 2016. Entry may be made by paper or on-line @semofair.com.
livestock.
Late entries will be accepted up to September 1. A $50.00 per head additional
Farm Team Exhibitors are encouraged to enter Halter Classes.
fee will apply. Entry can not be made on-line after the August 9 deadline. Late
entries must be in Marilyn Schott's POSSESSION by the September 1 deadline. Exhibitors must show their registration certificates or age data to the
superintendent for entry verification on arrival.
The postmark does not apply to the September 1 deadline.
Exhibitors must keep passageways clean at all times and put
1. Draft Horses, Draft Mules, Jacks & Jennets arrive by 1:00 p.m. Saturday,
manure in available containers.
September 10, and released 7:00 p.m. Monday, September 12.
NO PARKING in livestock area Saturday through Saturday, 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.,
MUST BE OUT OF STALLS BY NOON TUESDAY.
except to load/unload animals. Vehicles in violation will be towed at
Mini Mules and Draft Ponies arrive by 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, September 14,
owner expense.
and released 5:00 p.m. Saturday, September 17.
Premiums offered for all classes except otherwise listed
Placing
1
2
3
4
5
$40
$35
$30
$25
$20
Champion & Reserve Champions - Rosettes Only
DRAFT HORSE & MULE HITCH CLASSES • SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 - 5:30 P.M.
Classes1602. Pair of Draft Mules.
1603. Pleasure cart or buggy. (open to any
breed-Horse-Pony - Mule Donkey)
1604. Pair of Draft Mules (Lady Driver)
(May not drive in class 1602))
1605. Four Draft Horses.
1606. Unicorn Draft Mules
1607. Farm Team (Horses)
1608. Unicorn Draft Horses
1609. Four Draft Mules
1610. Pair of Draft Horses
1611. Farm Team (Mules)
1612. Pair of Draft Horses. (Lady Driver)
(May not drive in class 1610)
1613. Single Draft Mule
1614. Draft Horse Cart
First
$40
$40
Second
$35
$35
Third
$30
$30
Fourth
$25
$25
Fifth
$20
$20
$40
$35
$30
$25
$20
$60
$60
$40
$60
$60
$40
$40
$50
$50
$35
$50
$50
$35
$35
$40
$40
$30
$40
$40
$30
$30
$30
$30
$25
$30
$30
$25
$25
$25
$25
$20
$25
$25
$20
$20
$40
$40
$40
$35
$35
$35
$30
$30
$30
$25
$25
$25
$20
$20
$20
DRAFT PONY & MINI MULES HITCH CLASSES • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2016 - 7:30 P.M.
Donald Stream, Manchester, MO will award $25 cash to the first place driver of class 1616 youth mini-mule cart.
ClassesFirst
Second
Third
Fourth
1616. Youth Mini-Mule Cart (Driver 16 years and under)
$25
$20
$15
$10
1617. Draft Pony Cart (Man driver)
$40
$35
$30
$25
1618. Pair of Mini-Mules (Lady driver)
$40
$35
$30
$25
1619. Pair of Draft Ponies
$40
$35
$30
$25
1620. Unicorn Mini-Mules
$60
$50
$40
$30
1621. Four Draft Ponies
$60
$50
$40
$30
Fifth
$5
$20
$20
$20
$25
$25
DRAFT PONY & MINI MULES HITCH CLASSES • FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2016 - 7:30 P.M.
Bob and Donna James, Cape Girardeau, MO will award $25 cash to the first place driver of class 1622 youth pony cart.
ClassesFirst
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
1622. Youth Draft Pony Cart (Driver 16 years and under)
$25
$20
$15
$10
$5
1623. Mini-Mule Cart
$40
$35
$30
$25
$20
1624. Draft Pony Cart (Lady driver)
$40
$35
$30
$25
$20
1625. Pair of Mini-Mules (Man driver)
$40
$35
$30
$25
$20
1626. Unicorn Draft Ponies
$60
$50
$40
$30
$25
1627. Four Mini-Mule Hitch
$60
$50
$40
$30
$25
1628. Six Draft Pony Hitch
$60
$50
$40
$30
$25
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HALTER CLASSES
DRAFT MULES
Judging Time 9:30 A.M., MONDAY, SEPT. 12
Classes1400. 2016 horse mule colt.
1401. Horse mule, one (1) year and under three (3) years.
1404. Horse mule, three (3) years and over.
Champion and Reserve Champion Horse Mule.
1407. 2016 Mare mule colt
1408. Mare mule, one (1) year and under two (2) years.
1409. Mare mule, two (2) years and under three (3) years.
1410. Mare mule, three (3) years and under four (4) years
1411. Mare mule, four (4) years and over.
Champion and Reserve Champion Mare Mule.
1414. Draft Mule, any age or sex, not shown in any other
individual class.
Groups:
1420. Mare and horse mule colt.
1421. Mare and mare mule colt.
1422. Pair of yearling mules, any sex.
1423. Pair of two-year-old mules, any sex.
1424. Pair of three (3) year old mules, any sex.
1425. Pair of Mules: Four (4) years and over, any sex.
Champion Pair of Mules: Winners of classes 1422, 1423,
1424, and 1425 to show.
1427. Best Mule Display: Four (4) abreast to halter, any age.
MINIATURE MULES
Judging time 9:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 16
Classes1300. 2016 Mule Colt, either sex.
1301. Yearling Mule, either sex.
1302. Two year old mule, either sex.
1303. Mare Mule, 3 and 4 years old.
1304. Horse Mule, 3 and 4 years old.
1305. Horse Mule, 5 years and over-over 52”-58”
1306. Horse Mule, 5 years and over-under 52”
1307. Mare Mule, 5 years and over-over 52”-58”
1308. Mare Mule, 5 years and over-under 52”
Champion and Reserve Champion Miniature Mule.
Groups:
1311. Pony Mare and mule colt.
1312. Pair of Miniature Mules-over 52”
1313. Pair of Miniature Mules-under 52”
1314. Display, four abreast to halter
JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP
Friday following Draft Pony Show
Co-Op Service Center, Jackson, MO, will present a trophy to each winner of the Junior Showmanship Class.
Junior showmanship in 2 classes, (1) age 12 and under and (2) age 13
through 18. Age determined as of January 1, 2016.
No pre-entry required.
Limited to any animal entered in Department 500.
No premiums awarded.
JACKS AND JENNETS
Judging Time/To follow Draft Mules, Monday Morning
Classes1500. 2016 foal, either sex.
1501. Jack, one and two years old.
1502. Jack, 3 years and over.
Champion and Reserve Champion Jack
1505. Jennet, one and two years old.
1506. Jennet, 3 years and over.
Champion and Reserve Champion Jennet.
1509. Jennet with Jack foal.
1510. Jennet with Jennet foal.
DRAFT PONIES - Judging Time: 1:30 p.m. Friday
DRAFT HORSES - Judging Time: 11:00 a.m. Sunday
Classes
Stallion Foal
Stallion, 1 year and over
Champion and Reserve Champion Stallion
Mare Foal
Mare, one and two years old
Mare, three and four years old
Brood Mare, five years and over (raised foal this year)
Yeld Mare, five years and over (dry)
Champion and Reserve Champion Mare
Gelding, 5 years and under
Gelding, 6 years and over
Champion and Reserve Champion Gelding
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Draft
Horse
Draft
Ponies
1250
1251
1350
1351
1254
1255
1256
1257
1258
1354
1355
1356
1357
1358
1261
1262
1361
1362
GROUPS
Mare and Foal
Pair of Mares
Pair of Geldings
Produce of Dam: Two animals any age or sex produce of one mare, need not be owned
by one exhibitor .
Get of Sire: Three animals, any age or sex.
Need not be owned by one exhibitor. Stallion
must be named on entry form.
Breeders Herd - Stallion and two Mares:
Any age - owned by exhibitor
Display - Four abreast to halter, any age or sex.
Draft
Horses
Draft
Ponies
1265
1266
1267
1268
1365
1366
1367
1368
1269
1369
1270
1370
1271
1371
Department 600
Poultry
Superintendent Phyllis Sinn
Judge - Larry Denny
Judging Time- Thursday morning after Pigeons
Special thanks to Buchheit, Inc. for
donation of feed used in the Poultry tent.
Pear Tree Inn, Cape Girardeau, MO will donate a trophy to the
overall Grand Champion Poultry Exhibit.
Montgomery Bank sponsoring cash awards for various champions.
Premiums -First $4.00/Second $3.00/Third $2.00.
Rules & Regulations 1. Limit one entry per class per exhibitor. Total entries subject to
limitation due to available space.
2. All poultry exhibits must comply with the General Rules &
Regulations and Animal Health Requirements in this Premium
Guide. Be sure to check for lice and mites.
3. Cage rent/feeding charge: Chickens, $1.00 per bird; ducks,
geese, turkeys, $2.00 per bird, paid at the time of entry.
4. Mail entries on official entry form with fees to: Marilyn Schott,
7379 State Hwy. 72, Jackson, Mo 63755. Entries must be
received or postmarked by August 9, 2016. Specify on form
whether bird is chicken (standard or bantam) duck, goose, or
turkey. Entry may also be made on-line @semofair.com. Late
entries will be accepted up to September 1. A $50.00 per
head additional fee will apply. Entry cannot be made on-line after
the August 9 deadline. Late entries must be in Marilyn Schott's
POSSESSION by the September 1 deadline. The postmark does
not apply to the September 1 deadline.
5. Exhibitors must provide 2 containers (for feed & water)per pen
Cans must be 8 oz. or larger (no paper or tuna) and proper height
for the bird. Cans must be secured to cage by punching 2 holes
in can and wired to cage. If proper size cans are not used,
exhibitor may not leave birds.
6. Animals will only be accepted for exhibit at the Poultry Tent
Wednesday, September 14, 10 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
7. Cages are pre-assigned by the superintendent. Exhibitors are to
enter the grounds at the Livestock Entrance and check in with the
superintendent then house and initially feed and water their birds
before leaving.
8. All judging decisions are final.
9. Birds cannot be removed during the Fair, except by order of the
superintendent. Sick birds must be removed immediately.
10. Birds must remain caged until release time 6 p.m. Saturday,
September 17, and removed by 9 p.m. that date. Premiums
will be forfeited on violators. All tags, cans and string must be
removed from cage.
11. NO TRAILERS ALLOWED IN LOAD OUT AREA BEFORE RELEASE
TIME. PREMIUMS WILL BE HELD ON VIOLATORS.
POULTRY CLASSES
Classes will be as follows:
Cock -- Male bird more than one (1) year old;
Cockeral -- Male bird less than one (1) year old;
Hen -- Female more than one (1) year old;
Pullet -- Female less than one (1) year old.
LARGE FOWL - Champion Clean Leg Trophy sponsored by
Power Electric
Champion and Reserve Champion Clean Leg, Rosettes only.
Champion Feather Leg Trophy sponsored by Discovery Playhouse
Champion and Reserve Champion Feather Leg, Rosettes only.
AMERICAN CLASS
Plymouth Rock (all)
Wyandottes (all)
Rhode Island (all)
New Hampshire (all)
Other American
Cock
6000
6005
6010
6015
6020
Hen
6001
6006
6011
6016
6021
Cockeral
6002
6007
6012
6017
6022
Pullet
6003
6008
6013
6018
6023
6025
6030
6035
6026
6031
6036
6027
6032
6037
6028
6033
6038
6045
6050
6055
6060
6046
6051
6056
6061
6047
6052
6057
6062
6048
6053
6058
6063
6065
6066
6067
6068
ENGLISH CLASS
Cornish: All
Sussex: All
Orpingtons: All
Australorps: All
Other English: All
6070
6075
6080
6085
6090
6071
6076
6081
6086
6091
6072
6077
6082
6087
6092
6073
6078
6083
6088
6093
MEDITERRANEAN CLASS
Andalusians: All
Leghorns: All
Sicilian Buttercups: All
Other Mediterranean: All
6095
6105
6110
6115
6096
6106
6111
6116
6097
6107
6112
6117
6098
6108
6113
6118
6120
6125
6130
6121
6126
6131
6122
6127
6132
6123
6128
6133
6135
6140
6145
6150
6155
6160
6136
6141
6146
6151
6156
6161
6137
6142
6147
6152
6157
6162
6138
6143
6148
6153
6158
6163
ALL OTHER STANDARD BREEDS CLASS
Naked Necks: All
6165
6166
Araucanas/Ameraucanas: All 6170
6171
Other Standard Breed: All
6175
6176
6167
6172
6177
6168
6173
6178
ASIATIC CLASS
Brahmas:
Buff
Dark
Light
Cochin:
Black
Buff
White
Other
Asiatic:
Other
CONTINENTAL CLASS
Hamburgs: All
Faverolles: All
Lakenvelder: All
Polish:
Golden
Silver
Buff Laced
White Crested Black
Other Polish
Other Continental
BANTAM - Champion Single Comb Clean Leg
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Trophy sponsored by Sinn Logging, Cape Girardeau
Champion and Reserve Champion Single Comb Clean Leg, Rosettes only.
Champion Rosecomb Clean Leg Trophy sponsored by Matt Simmons.
Champion and Reserve Champion Rose Comb Clean Leg, Rosettes only.
Cock
Hen
Cockeral
Pullet
Modern Games:
All
6195
6196
6197
6198
Old English Games:
Crele
6200 6201
6202
6203
Red Pyle
6205 6206
6207
6208
B B Red
6210
6211
6212
6213
Black
6215
6216
6217
6218
Silver Duckwing
6220
6221
6222
6223
Wheaton
6225
6226
6227
6228
Other
6230
6231
6232
6233
Single Comb, Clean Leg: (Other Than Game Bantams)
Frizzles
Clean Leg
6235
6236
6237
6238
Japanese
Black Tail White
6250
6251
6252
6253
Mottled
6255
6256
6257
6258
White
6260
6261
6262
6263
Leghorn - All
6270
6271
6272
6273
Plymouth Rock - All
6275
6276
6277
6278
Rhode Island Red
6280
6281
6282
6283
Other Single Comb,
Clean Leg
6285
6286
6287
6288
Rosecomb, Clean Leg: Bantam Class
Hamburgs - All
6290
6291
6292
6293
Rosecombs - All
6295
6296
6297
6298
Sebrights
Golden
6300
6301
6302
6303
Silver
6305
6306
6307
6308
Wyandottes - All
6310
6311
6312
6313
Other Rosecomb
6315
6316
6317
6318
All Other Combs Clean Leg Bantam Class
Araucanas - All
6320
6321
6322
6323
Cornish - All
6325
6326
6327
6328
Polish
Buff
6330
6331
6332
6333
Golden
6335
6336
6337
6338
White
6345
6346
6347
6348
White Crested Black
6350
6351
6352
6353
Other Polish
6355
6356
6357
6358
FEATHER LEGGED BANTAM CLASS
Champion Feather Leg Single Comb Award (trophy) sponsored by Duvall
Rabbit and Poultry
Champion and Reserve Champion Feather Leg, Single Comb, Rosettes only.
Champion Feather Leg Other Comb Trophy sponsored by Buchheit - Perryville
Champion and Reserve Champion Feather Leg Other Comb, Rosettes only.
D’Uccle
Mille Fleur
Porcelain
Self-Blue
Brahma
Buff
Light
Dark
Cochin
Barred
Black
Buff
Partridge
Red
White
Other
Frizzles Feather Legged
All
Silkies
Buff
Black
White
Other
Other Feather Leg - All
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6360
6365
6370
6361
6366
6371
6362
6367
6372
6363
6368
6373
6385
6390
6395
6386
6391
6396
6387
6392
6397
6388
6393
6398
6400
6405
6410
6415
6420
6425
6430
6401
6406
6411
6416
6421
6426
6431
6402
6407
6412
6417
6422
6427
6432
6403
6408
6413
6418
6423
6428
6433
6435
6436
6437
6438
6440
6445
6450
6455
6460
6441
6446
6451
6456
6461
6442
6447
6452
6457
6462
6443
6448
6453
6458
6463
DUCKS
Champion Large Duck Award (trophy) sponsored by TSC of Cape Girardeau
Champion and Reserve Champion Large Duck, Rosettes only.
Premiums First -- $7.00
Second -- $5.00
Third -- $3.00
All rules listed in the Poultry section will apply to Ducks
Drake
Hen
Heavy
Pekin
6700
6701
Rouen
6702
6703
Muscovy
6704
6705
Other Heavy
6706
6707
Medium
Crested
6708
6709
Swedish
6710
6711
Buff
6712
6713
Other Medium
6714
6715
Light
Runner
6716
6717
Campbell
6718
6719
Magpie
6720
6721
Other Light
6722
6723
Bantam Ducks: Champion Award (trophy) sponsored by Duvall Rabbit
and Poultry
Champion and Reserve Champion Bantam Duck, Rosettes only.
Call
Gray
6724
6725
Snowy
6726
6727
White
6728
6729
Other
6730
6731
East Indie - All
6732
6733
Mallard - All
6734
6735
Other Bantam
6736
6737
GEESE
Champion Award (trophy) sponsored by TSC of Cape Girardeau
Champion and Reserve Champion Goose, Rosettes only.
Second -- $5.00
Third -- 3.00
All rules listed in Poultry Section will apply to Geese.
Gander
Hen
Heavy
Toulouse
6800
6801
Emden
6802
6803
African
6804
6805
Medium
Pilgrim
6806
6807
Buff
6808
6809
Pomoranian
6810
6811
Light
Chinese
6812
6813
Other Goose
6814
6815
TURKEYS
Champion Trophy sponsored by CO-OP of Jackson
Champion and Reserve Champion Turkey, Rosettes only.
Second -- $5.00
Third -- $3.00
All rules listed in the Poultry Section will apply to Turkeys.
Tom
Hen
Bronze
6900
6901
White
6902
6903
Bourbon Red
6904
6905
Royal Palm
6906
6907
Other
6908
6909
GUINEAS
Champion Trophy sponsored by Lee's Construction
Champion and Reserve Champion Rosettes
Second -- $3.00
Cock
White
6920
Lavender
6922
Pearl
6924
Other colors
6926
Third -- $2.00
Hen
6921
6923
6925
6927
Department 610
Pigeons
Superintendent
Phyllis Sinn
Judge - Larry Denny
Judging Time/Thursday Morning
after Guinea Pigs
Department 620
Guinea Pigs
Superintendent
Phyllis Sinn
Judge - Larry Denny
Judging Time/8:30 a.m. Thursday
Montgomery Bank sponsoring cash awards for various champions.
Special thanks to Buchheit, Inc. for donation of feed used in the Poultry tent.
Pear Tree Inn, Cape Girardeau, Mo., will donate a trophy to the overall Grand
Champion Pigeon.
Premiums- First $4.00 / Second $3.00/ Third $2.00
Birds will be shown in the following classes.
1. Old Cock: All males hatched in 2015 or before.
2. Old Hen: All females hatched in 2015 or before.
3. Young Cock: All males hatched in 2016 only.
4. Young Hen: All females hatched in 2016 only.
Note: All colors (varieties) will show together in their breed,
except where specified.
Rules1. Limit one entry per class per exhibitor. Total entries subject to
2. All pigeons exhibits must comply with the General Rules & Regulations in
this Premium Guide.
3. Birds with split bands or wing bands will be shown as old birds regardless
of age.
4. Cage rent/feeding charge is $1.00 per pigeon, paid with entry.
5. Mail entries on official entry form with fees to: Marilyn Schott,
7379 State Hwy. 72, Jackson, MO 63755. Entries must be received or
post-marked by August 9, 2016. Entry may also be made @semofair.com. Late
entries will be accepted up to September 1. A $50.00 per head additional fee will
apply. Entry cannot be made on-line after the August 11 deadline. Late entries
must be in Marilyn Schott's POSSESSION by the September 1 deadline. The post
mark does not apply to the September 1 deadline.
6. Exhibitors must provide 2 containers (for feed & water) per pen and
secure them tightly to the cages. Containers must be tall, 8 oz. or larger
size (no paper) and proper height for the bird.
7. Birds will only be accepted for exhibit at the Poultry Tent
Wednesday, September 14, 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
8. Cages are pre-assigned by the superintendent. Exhibitors are to enter the
grounds at the Livestock Entrance and check in with the superintendent,
then house and initially feed and water their birds before leaving.
10. Birds cannot be removed during the Fair, except by order of the
Superintendent. Sick animals must be removed immediately.
11. Animals must remain caged until release time, 6 p.m. Saturday,
September 17, and removed before 9 p.m. that date. Premiums
forfeited on violators.
Breeds
Classes
Champion and Reserve Champion, Rosettes only.
Large Class Champion trophy sponsored by Dottie Haupt.
Old
Young
Young
Old
Hens
Cocks
Hens
Cocks
Fantails
6660
6661
6662
6663
Trumpeters
6664
6665
6666
6667
Kings
6668
6669
6670
6671
Madinas
6672
6673
6674
6675
Other
6676
6677
6678
6679
Small Class Champion Award (trophy) sponsored by Miles Diesel
Rollers
6680
6681
6682
6683
Pouters
6684
6685
6686
6687
Frillbacks
6688
6689
6690
6691
Homers
6692
6693
6694
6695
Owls
6696
6697
6698
6699
Nuns
6700
6701
6702
6703
Other Breeds
6704
6705
6706
6707
Champion Award Trophy sponsored by Sinn Logging
Doves
6708
6709
6710
6711
Special thanks to Buchheit, Inc. for donation of feed
used in the Poultry Tent.
Pear Tree Inn, Cape Girardeau, Mo., will donate a trophy to the Grand
Champion Guinea Pig.
Premiums- First $4.00/Second $3.00/Third $2.00
Rules1. Limit one entry per class per exhibitor. Total entries subject to
2. All guinea pigs exhibits must comply with the General Rules & Regulations
in this Premium Guide.
3. Cage rent/ feeding charge is $1.00 per guinea pig, paid at the time of entry.
4. Mail entries on official entry form with fees to: Marilyn Schott, 7379 State
Hwy. 72, Jackson, MO 63755. Entries must be received or postmarked by
August 9, 2016. Entry may also be made @semofair.com. Late entries will
be accepted up to September 1. A $50.00 per head additional fee will
apply. Entry cannot be made on-line after the August 9 deadline. Late
entries must be in Marilyn Schott's POSSESSION by the September 1
deadline. The postmark does not apply to the September 1 deadline.
5. Exhibitors must provide 2 containers (for feed & water) per pen and secure
them tightly to the cage. Containers must be tall, 8 oz. or larger (no paper
or plastic) and proper height for the animal.
6. Animals will only be accepted for exhibit at the Poultry Tent on
Wednesday, September 14, 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
7. Cages will be pre-assigned by the superintendent. Ears will be marked at
arrival. Exhibitors are to enter the grounds at at the Livestock Entrance and
check in with the superintendent, then house and initially feed and water
their animals before leaving.
9. Animals cannot be removed during the Fair, except by order of the superintendent. Sick animals must be removed immediately.
10. Animals must remain caged until release time, 6 p.m. Saturday,
September 17 and removed before 9 p.m. that date. Premiums will be
forfeited on violators.
Breeds
Classes
Boar
Peruvian
1850
American
1852
Absynian
1854
Silkies
1856
Teddies
1858
Others
1860
Sow
1851
1853
1855
1857
1859
1861
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Department 630
Rabbits
Superintendent Phyllis Sinn
Judge - Larry Denny
Judging Time/Thursday Morning after Poultry
Special thanks to Buchheit, Inc. for donation of feed
used in the Poultry tent.
Pear Tree Inn, Cape Girardeau, MO will donate a trophy to the
overall Grand Champion Rabbit.
Montgomery Bank is sponsoring cash awards for various
champions.
Premiums- First $4.00/Second $3.00/Third $2.00
Rules1. Limit 1 entry per class per exhibitor. Total entries
subject to limitation due to available space.
2. No doe and litter allowed.
3. All rabbits exhibits must comply with the General Rules &
Regulations in this Premium Guide.
4. Cage rent/ feeding charge is $1.50 per rabbit; paid at the time
of entry.
5. Mail entries on official entry form with fees to: Marilyn
Schott, 7379 State Hwy. 72, Jackson, MO 63755. Entries
must by received or postmarked no later than August 9,
2016. Entry may also be made on-line @semofair.com. Late
entries will be accepted up to September 1. A $50.00 per
head additional fee will apply. Entry cannot be made online after the August 9 deadline. Late entries must be in
Marilyn Schott's POSSESSION by the September 1 deadline.
The postmark does not apply to the September 1 deadline.
6. Exhibitors must provide 2 containers (for feed & water) per
pen and secure them tightly to the cages. Containers must be
tall, 8 oz. size ( no paper or plastic) and proper height for
animal.
7. Animals will only be accepted for exhibit at the Poultry
Tent on Wednesday, September 14, 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
8. Cages are pre-assigned by the superintendent. Ears
will be marked at arrival. Exhibitors are to enter the grounds
at the Livestock Entrance and check in with the
superintendent, then house and initially feed and water their
animals before leaving.
9. Exhibitors are to be sure their rabbits have clean ears.
11. Animals cannot be removed during the Fair, except by order
of Superintendent. Sick animals must be removed
immediately.
12. When leaving, return metal card holders to box in front of
tent on table.
13. Animals must remain caged until release time, 6 p.m.
Saturday, September 17, and removed before 9 p.m. that
date. Premiums will be forfeited on violators.
14. NO TRAILERS ALLOWED IN LOAD OUT AREA BEFORE
RELEASE TIME. PREMIUMS WILL BE HELD ON VIOLATORS.
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Six Class Rabbits:
Senior Buck (over 8 months of age)
Senior Doe (over 8 months of age)
Intermediate Buck (6-8 months of age)
Intermediate Doe (6-8 months of age)
Junior Buck (3-6 months of age)
Junior Doe (3-6 months of age)
Champion and Reserve Champion Large Rabbit, Rosettes only.
Champion Large Rabbit Trophy sponsored by Joe & Gloria Waechter.
Breeds
Classes
Sr.
Sr.
Int.
Int.
Jr.
Jr.
Buck
Doe
Buck
Doe
Buck
Doe
New Zealand
1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905
Satin
1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911
French Lops
1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917
Californian
1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923
Flemish Giant
1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929
Other
1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935
Four Class Rabbits:
Senior Buck (over 6 months of age)
Senior Doe (over 6 months of age)
Junior Buck (3-6 months of age)
Junior Doe (3-6 months of age)
Champion and Reserve Champion Small Rabbit, Rosettes only.
Champion Small Rabbit Trophy sponsored by Co-Op Service Jackson
Classes
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Buck
Doe
Buck
Doe
Breeds
Netherland Dwarf
1940 1941 1942 1943
Polish
1944 1945 1946 1947
Holland Lop
1948 1949 1950 1951
Mini Lop
1952 1953 1954 1955
Mini Rex
1956 1957 1958 1959
Champion and Reserve Champion Small Rabbit, Rosettes only.
Champion Small Rabbit Trophy sponsored by MFA-Perryville.
Dwarf Hoto
1960 1961 1962 1963
Lion Head
1964 1965 1966 1967
Rex
1968 1969 1970 1971
Dutch
1972 1973 1974 1975
Angora
1976 1977 1978 1979
Japanese Harlequin
1980 1981 1982 1983
Others
1984 1985 1986 1987
Department 700
Field Crops Exhibit
Superintendents -
Gene Hecht and Gary Hecht
Judge - Gerald Bryan
Judging Time/9 a.m., Monday
Premiums
Corn (70) Ear Classes
Corn (10) Ear Classes
Corn (3) Stalks Class
Sorghum (5) Stalks Class
Small Grain Bundles
All Other Classes
1st
20.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
17.50 15.00 12.50 10.00
9.00 8.00 7.00 6.00
9.00 8.00 7.00 6.00
9.00 8.00 7.00 6.00
9.00 8.00 7.00 6.00
4.00 3.00 2.00
Limit 1 entry per class per exhibitor.
Exhibits must have been produced during the last harvest season.
Commercial brand names will not be permitted on exhibits
Entries may be made to Entry Clerk in Arena Bldg. Friday, September 9, 5:00
p.m.-7:00 p.m. or Saturday, September 10, 8:00 a.m.-12:00 noon. EXHIBITS
MUST BE IN PLACE BY 12 P.M. SEPTEMBER 10. NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED.
Exhibits released and must be picked up Saturday, September 17, 5 pm-6 pm.
Not responsible for exhibits after release time. PREMIUMS WILL NOT BE PAID
EXHIBITORS REMOVING EXHIBITS BEFORE RELEASE TIME.
HYBRID CORN
Classes- (Do Not Remove Tips From Corn Ears)
1999. Yellow corn, any variety, one (1) ear.
2000. White corn, any variety, one (1) ear.
2001. Yellow corn, any variety, ten (10) ears.
2002. Yellow corn, any variety, seventy (70) ears.
2003. White corn, any variety, ten (10) ears.
2004. White corn, any variety, seventy (70) ears.
2005. Corn, any hybrid, three (3) stalks.
2006. Broom Corn, three (3) stalks.
Grand Champion, seventy (70) ears - Rosette only.
Grand Champion, ten (10) ears - Rosette only.
Grand Champion, one (1) ear - Rosette only.
SMALL GRAIN
Previous Harvest SeasonAll entries shall be in a clear one (1) quart glass jar with lid.
Classes2010. Soft wheat, any variety
2011. Oats, any variety
2012. Winter barley, any variety
2013. Yellow corn
2014. White corn
2015. Rice
2016. Grain sorghum
SMALL GRAIN - BUNDLES
Entries shall be bound with base diameter of two inches (2”) or more.
Classes2020. One (1) bundle of sheaf oats, any variety.
2021. One (1) bundle of sheaf wheat, any variety.
2022. One (1) bundle of sheaf barley, any variety.
2023. One (1) bundle of sheaf rice, any variety.
LARGE SEED LEGUMES
All entries shall be in a clear one (1) quart glass jar with lid.
Class2025. Soybeans, oil, any variety.
BUNDLE LEGUMES
List variety on entry tag.
Classes2030. Three (3) stalks, soybean, oil, early.
2031. Three (3) stalks, soybeans, oil, late.
Grand Champion three (3) stalks soybeans, oil - Rosette only.
2032. Three (3) inch bundle alfalfa.
2033. Bundle of peanuts.
SMALL SEEDED LEGUMES
Classes2035. Lespedeza, any variety.
2036. Red clover.
2037. Sweet clover.
GRAIN, SORGHUM & SWEET SORGHUM
Classes2040. Grain sorghum, five (5) heads, late.
2041. Grain sorghum, five (5) heads, early.
2042. Sweet sorghum, five (5) stalks, silage type.
2043. Sweet sorghum, five (5) stalks, molasses type.
GRASSES
Classes2050. Timothy
2051. Orchard grass
2052. Red top
2053. Fescue
HAY & STRAW
Classes2060. Hay, one (1) bale of red clover.
2061. Hay, one (1) bale of fresh alfalfa.
2062. Hay, one (1) bale of cured alfalfa.
2063. Hay, one (1) bale of pure grass.
2064. Hay, one (1) bale of mixed grass. (Two or more kinds of grass)
2065. Hay, one (1) bale of Legume/grass
2066. Hay one (1) bale of Lespedeza
Grand Champion hay bale - Rosette only.
2070. Straw, one (1) bale.
SUNFLOWERS
Classes2074. Sunflower, ornamental, one (1) head under 12”.
2075. Sunflowers, ornamental, one (1) head over 12”.
2076. Sunflowers, combine type, three (3) heads.
COTTON
Classes2080. Cotton, two (2) stalks any variety and defoliated.
MISCELLANEOUS
Classes-
2085. Miscellaneous, any field crops not listed.
2087. Pumpklin, giant, one (1)
2088. Watermelon, giant, (1)
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Department 710
Horticulture
Superintendent Donna Koenig
Judge - Donna Aufdenberg
Judging Time/1:00 p.m., Sunday
PremiumsFruits, Vegetables & Popcorn-First $4.00 / Second $3.00 / Third $2.00
Best of Show-Rosettes For Fruit, Miscellaneous, and Vegetables
Donald Stream, Manchester, MO, will award $25 cash to the Best of
Show winner in Fruits and $25 cash to the Best of Show winner in
Vegetables.
Only 1 variety of fruit or vegetable per plate.
Paper plate or basket may be used that is suitable for size of exhibit.
Articles purchased at market are ineligible for premiums.
Exhibits should be of high quality to keep all week.
The Superintendent shall have the right to remove from exhibition at any
time any exhibit or any part thereof which is unsightly.
See General Rules
APPLES
Plate of five (5).
Classes
2200. Crispin
2201. Gala
2202. Golden Delicious
2203. Granny Smith
2204. Jonathan
2205. Red Delicious
2206. Rome
2207. Winesap
2208. McIntosh
2209. Firm Gold
2210.Any other apple not listed above
PEACHES
Class
2211. Peaches, any variety, five (5).
PLUMS
Class
2212. Plums, any variety, five (5).
PEARS
Class
2213.Pears, any variety, five (5).
MIXED FRUIT DISPLAY
2214. Mixed fruit display in container 12” maximum.
MISCELLANEOUS
Class
2215. Popcorn, any variety, five (5) ears.
2216. Ornamental corn, husks left on, five (5) large ears.
2217. Ornamental corn, husks on, five (5) small ears.
2218. Gourd, large, one (1).
2219. Gourds, ornamental, alike, twelve (12).
2220. Gourds, ornamental, mixed, twelve (12).
VEGETABLES
2240. Beans, dry, shelled in pint glass jar.
2241. Beans, Lima, twelve (12) pods.
2242. Beans, Lima, shelled in pint glass jar.
2243. Beans, green, yellow or purple, twelve (12) pods.
2244. Blackeye peas, twelve (12) pods.
2245. Blackeye peas, shelled in pint glass jar.
2246. Beets, tops off, five (5).
2247. Cabbage, Green, 1 head.
2248. Cabbage, Red, 1 head.
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2249. Carrots, tops off, five (5)
2250. Crowder peas, twelve (12) pods.
2251. Crowder peas, shelled in pint glass jar.
2252. Cucumbers, slicing over 4" (3).
2253. Cucumbers, pickling under 4" (5).
2254. Decorated fruit, vegetable, gourd, or corn as to resemble animal, clown, doll, etc.
2255. Egg plant, one (1).
2256. Mixed vegetable display in container 12” maximum.
2257. Oddity garden vegetable, one (1).
2258. Okra, twelve (12) pods.
2259. Onions, five (5).
2260. Peppers, sweet green, five (5).
2261. Peppers, sweet - any other colors, five (5).
2262. Peppers, sweet - mixed colors, five (5).
2263. Peppers, sweet banana, five (5).
2264. Peppers, large, hot, five (5).
2265. Peppers, small, hot, twelve (12).
2266. Peppers, Jalapeno, five (5) one (1).
2267. Peppers, habanero, five (5).
2268. Potatoes, white, 1/2 peck.
2269. Potatoes, red, 1/2 peck.
2270. Potatoes, yellow, 1/2 peck.
2271. Sweet potatoes, 1/2 peck.
2272. Pumpkin, cushaw, one (1).
2273. Pumpkin, Jack-a-lantern type (uncarved), one (1).
2274. Pumpkin, miniature, five (5).
2275. Pumpkin, Yellowish Brown, Field one (1).
2276. Pumpkin, Small Sugar Pie, one (1).
2277. Shallots, clump (5).
2278. Squash, Summer, not listed, one (1).
2279. Squash, zucchini, one (1).
2280. Squash, Winter, not listed, one (1).
2281. Squash, acorn, one (1).
2282. Squash, butternut, one (1).
2283. Squash, spaghetti, one (1).
2284. Sweet corn, five (5).
2285. Tomatoes, Large. Red or Pink, five (5).
2286. Tomatoes, Large. Yellow, five (5).
2287. Tomatoes, Roma, five (5).
2288. Tomatoes, small fruited, red, twelve (12)
2289. Tomatoes, small fruited, yellow, twelve (12)
2290. Turnips, top off, five (5) ears.
2291. Watermelon, one (1).
2292. Any other vegetable not listed above.
2293. Pot of herbs.
To enter giant pumpkin or giant watermelon, see Field Crops Dept. 700
GARDEN DISPLAY
Premiums
First $30.00 / Second $25.00 / Third $20.00 / Fourth $15.00 / Fifth $10.00
Best of Show - Rosette. Donald Stream, Manchester, MO will award $25 Cash to the
exhibitor of Best of Show Garden Display.
CLASS
2294. Garden Display-Variety of produce displayed on a tablecloth, with or without
a container. Space allowed is 22"x40".
Department 720
Floriculture
Superintendents - Suzanne Scherer & Paige Turner
Judge - Kathy Hemmann
Judging Time/1:00 p.m. Sunday
Premiums First $4.00 / Second $3.00 / Third $2.00
Best of Show rosettes - for Potted Plant, Cut Flower, & Arrangement.
Exhibitors are limited to one (1) entry in each class.
Include name of plant when possible
Potted Plants will be judged on:
1. Show of bloom or blooms at their peak. 5. Grooming and care of plant.
2. Foliage.
6. Cultural perfection.
3. Cleaness of color.
4. Size and form of plant, according to variety.
Potted Plant and Hanging Baskets Classes
2300. African violet
2301. Begonia - Angelwing
2302. Begonia - flowering
2303. Begonia - foliage
2304. Bromelia
2305. Cactus
2306. Chinese Evergreen - Peace Lily
2307. Dumb Cane
2308. Fern
2309. Geraniums
2310. Hibiscus
2311. Ivies
2312. Lucky Bamboo
2313. Mandevilla
2314. Mother-in-law's tongue
2315. Mum
2316. Ornamental Pepper
2317. Palms
2318. Patio Container of Mixed Flowers
2319. Philodendrons
2320. Prayer Plant
2321. Succulents
2322. Any Other Potted Plant not listed above
2323. Hanging Basket blooming
2324. Hanging Basket foliage
Hanging baskets will be classified as such except for classes 2308-2311
2325. Bonsai
2326. Dish garden
Cut Flower
Exhibitors must use clear pint, quart or larger containers, except Rose
classes, which need to be in a clear bud vase, a larger clear vase may be
used for class 2361.
Cut flowers will be judged on:
1. Blooms at their peak.
4. Foliage, including grooming and care.
2. Cleaness of color.
5. Size and form, according to variety.
3. Length and size of stem.
6. Cultural perfection.
Cut Flower Classes
2330. Cleome, three (3) stems, one color or mixed colors
2331. Collection of garden flowers one (1) stem of each, (no shrubs)
2332. Cosmos, six (6) stems, one (1) color or mixed colors
2333.
2334.
2335.
2336.
2337.
2338.
2339.
2340.
2341.
2342.
2343.
2344.
2345.
2346.
2347.
2348.
2349.
2350.
2351.
2352.
2353.
2354.
2355.
2356.
2357.
2358.
2359.
2360.
2361.
Coxcomb Crested, one (1) stem with foliage
Coxcomb Plumed, three (3) stems with foliage
Dahlia Cactus, one (1) stem bloom, over five inches (5")
Dahlia collection, one (1) each color
Dahlia, Large, one (1) stem bloom, over five inches (5")
Dahlia, Medium, three (3) stems bloom three to five inches (3"-5")
Dahlia, Small, three (3) stems bloom, under three inches (-3")
Gladiolus, three (3) stalks, one (1) color or mixed
Marigolds, Large, one (1) color, six (6) stems with foliage
Marigolds, Small, one (1) color, six (6) stems with foliage, up to twelve
(12) blooms
Petunia, six (6) stems with foliage, one color or mixed colors, up to twelve
(12) blooms
Rudbeckia, three (3) stems, one (1) color
Snapdragons, six (6) stems, one (1) color or mixed color
Sunflower, small varieties, one (1) stem
Zinnia, large bloom, over 5 inches (5"), six (6) blooms, one (1) color or
mixed colors
Zinnia, medium bloom, three to five inches (3"-5"), six (6) blooms, one (1)
color or mixed colors
Zinnia, small bloom, under three inches (-3"), six (6) stem, up to twelve
(12) blooms, one (1) color or mixed colors.
Any other cut flowers not listed above, three (3) stems
Rose, Antique or Heritage one (1) stem
Rose, Floribunda, one (1) stem
Rose, Knockout, one (1) stem
Rose, Miniature
Rose, pink, one (1) long stem
Rose, red, one (1) long stem
Rose, two-toned, one (1) long stem
Rose, white, one (1) long stem
Rose, yellow, one (1) long stem
Rose, any color not listed above
Rose, collection, one (1) of each color, long stem
Flower Arrangement Classes
Wildflowers accepted only in classes 2367-2368.
A flower arrangement is the use of plant material, living or dried, to create an
artistic display.
Arrangement Classes will be judged on:
1. Use of color.
2. Use of material.
3. Artistic Effect.
4. Style-unique.
5. Style-classical.
6. Clearness and cleanness of overall display.
2365. Combination of Foliage and Blooming Plants.
2366. Cut flowers, artistically arranged.
2367. Miniature Fresh and/or Dried Plant Material Arrangement, under five
inches including vase.
2368. Arrangement using all dried plant material.
2369. Theme Arrangement - a display depicting an event or holiday, may include
one Non Plant emblem that is part of the theme, ex. Flag, Football, etc.
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Department 800
Family
& Consumer Science
Superintendents-Dianne Rellergert,Diane Schweer,
Susan Ahrens, and Schirley Huey
Judges Baked Foods - Cathy Boyd | Canned Food - Shirley Aufdenberg
Clothing, Other - Dolly Jewel
Quilts - Regina Rainey & Elwanda Corbin
Judging Time - 1 p.m., Sunday
Premiums -First $4.00/Second $3.00/Third $2.00
With the exception of Breads & Rolls, Yeast; Sweet Breads & Rolls, Yeast
Quick Breads; and Cakes which shall be First $5.00 - Second $4.00 - Third
$3.00. Quilts shall be First $10.00 - Second $8.00 - Third $5.00.
Best of Show Awards - Five Rosettes will be given in the following
categories: canning, baking, sewing and quilts.
Limit 1 entry per class per exhibitor. All exhibits must be made by exhibitor.
Exhibits must have been produced or made since October 2015, except quilts.
Exhibits may not be entered a second time. Canned foods and soft spreads
may be opened by the Judges. All entries must be made from scratch. No
bought mixes. No prepared dough except class 2456.Exhibits that appear to
be divided between more than one exhibitor will be disqualified. For example, a
cake or batch of cookies that have been divided and exhibited in more than one
exhibitors name. Youth cannot exhibit in youth and adult classes with the same
product. No items needing refrigeration accepted.
See General Rules
Yeast & Products, will provide three Red Star®
merchandise items to winners in the yeast bread categories. To be eligible to
win Red Star Yeast prizes, contestants must use Red Star Yeast® and attach
an empty packet or photo to their recipe entry. Red Star Yeast® will also
provide yeast and coupons to all contestants in any of the food categories.
HOME ECONOMICS - FOOD
Baked Goods - Put baked item on paper plate and enclose in plastic food
bag. Punch hole in plate and tie entry tags on so it is on outside of the bag.
Put 2 bite size samples in separate plastic sandwich bag for judging and
staple to plate for* classes only.
Youth Age 13 Years & Under
Youth Age 14 Through 17
Classes:
Classes:
2400. Quick bread, any kind.
*2425. Bread, white.
2401. Any cake, 1/3 cake
*2426. Sweet rolls, any kind, four (4)
*2402. Any cookie, six (6)
2427. Any cake, 1/3 cake
*2403. Brownies, four (4)
2428. Any cookie, six (6)
BREADS AND ROLLS, YEAST
Classes 2451. White bread, one (1).
2452. Whole wheat bread, one (1).
2453. Rye bread, one (1).
*2454. White rolls, dinner, four (4).
*2455. Whole wheat rolls, dinner, four (4).
2456. Any item made using frozen bread dough.
2457. Bread made using Bread Machine.
2458. Any other yeast bread.
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SWEET BREADS AND ROLLS, YEAST
Classes 2460. Stollens or Swedish tea rings, one (1).
2461. Coffee cake, sugar or crumb topping, one (1).
2462. Coffee cake, other toppings, one (1).
*2463. Sweet rolls, and kind, four (4).
*2464. Doughnuts, four (4).
2465. Other sweet bread or roll not listed.
QUICK BREADS
Baking powder and/baking soda.
Classes *2470. Whole wheat muffins, four (4).
*2471. Bran muffins, four (4).
*2472. Corn muffins or sticks, four (4).
2473. Nut or fruit bread, one (1).
*2474. Ginger bread, approximately eight inches by
four inches by two inches (8”x4”x2”).
*2475. Coffee cake, approximately eight inches by
four inches by two inches (8”x4”x2”).
*2476. Biscuits, cut, four (4).
2477. Brown bread, one (1).
2478. Zucchini bread, one (1).
2479. Other bread not listed above (1).
CAKES
Exhibit one-third (1/3) cake.
Classes *2490. Angel food cake, white, not iced, right side up.
*2491. Yellow sponge cake, not iced, right side up.
*2492. Butter cake, white layer, any icing.
*2493. Butter cake, yellow layer, any icing.
*2494. Applesauce cake, not iced.
*2495. Chocolate cake, any icing.
*2496. Chiffon cake, any flavor, not iced.
*2497. German chocolate cake, iced.
*2498. Other cake, not listed.
*2499. Oatmeal cake.
*2500. Zucchini cake.
*2501. Microwave baked cake, (any kind).
*2502. Carrot cake
*2503. Apple cake
*2504. Sweet potato cake.
COOKIES & BROWNIES
Classes 2509. No bake cookies or bars six (6).
*2510. Meringue cookies, six (6).
*2511. Peanut butter cookies, six (6).
*2512. Oatmeal cookies, six (6).
*2513. Plain sugar cookies, rolled and cut, six (6).
*2514. Fruit cookies, with or without nuts, six (6).
*2515. Refrigerator cookies, six (6).
*2516. Press cookies, six (6).
*2517. Brownies, six (6).
*2518. Chocolate chip cookies, six (6).
*2519. Molasses cookies, six (6).
*2520. Filled cookies, six (6).
*2521. Decorated cookies, six (6).
*2522. Other cookies or bars, not listed above six (6).
CANDY
Candy to be cut, dropped, or broken; wrapped in clear plastic wrap; displayed on a six-inch (6”), white paper plate with entry tag attached to plate.
Classes *2523. Mints, six (6), pieces.
*2524. Fudge, chocolate, six (6) pieces.
*2525. Peanut brittle, six (6) pieces.
*2526. Divinity, six (6) pieces.
*2527. Other candy not listed, six (6) pieces.
PIES
Pies may be baked in small or large pie plates.
Classes 2530. Apple pie.
2534. Pecan pie.
2531. Cherry pie.
2535. Raisin pie.
2532. Gooseberry pie.
2536. Rhubarb pie.
2533. Peach pie.
2537. Other pie not listed
CANNED FOODS
Gail Howard, Independent Pampered Chef Consultant, will give a $25
gift certificate to Best of Show Winner in Canned Goods.
1. All canned foods must be in a standard mason-type, clear-glass jar
with a self-sealing, two piece lid.
2. Jars must have a vacuum seal and screwbands.
3. Jars must be legibly labeled with the following information:
Product: specify name of canned food.
Date Processed: month and year (all products must be less than
1 year old).
Method of Processing: specify either boiling water bath, simmering
water bath or pressure canned with pounds pressure noted.
Time Processed: in minutes.
Example of a qualified label:
Snap Beans
7/16
Pressure Canned, 10 lbs.
25 minutes
4. Entries must be canned according to USDA Food preservation guidelines, available at the University of Missouri Extension Center.
5. Quarts and pints of fruits, vegetables, pickled food, and sauerkraut may
be entered. Half-pints and pints of sweet spreads (jams and jellies) may
be entered.
6. Headspace requirements are as follows:
Fruits: 1/2 inch
Vegetables: 1/2 to 1 inch
Sweet spreads: 1/4 inch for jellies; 1/2 inch for all others
Pickles: 1/2 inch
7. The following entries will be disqualified:
a. paraffin sealed sweet spreads
b. jars with zinc lids
c. foods in green glass jars or non-standardized jars
d. jars without a vacuum seal
e. improperly processed or packed foods (see nos. 3-6 above)
f. jars with more than 2 inches of headspace
g. jars with improper or no label
PRESERVES
Classes 2540. Apricot preserves.
2541. Cherry preserves.
2542. Peach preserves.
2543. Pear preserves.
2544. Plum preserves.
2546. Tomato preserves.
2547. Damson Plum preserves
2548. Strawberry preserves.
2549. Any preserves not listed.
JAMS AND BUTTERS
Classes 2554. Peach butter.
2555. Apple butter.
2556. Blackberry jam.
2557. Dewberry jam.
2558. Grape jam.
2559. Pear honey.
2560. Raspberry jam.
2561. Strawberry Jam.
2562. Any jam or butter not listed.
JELLIES
Classes 2570. Apple jelly.
2571. Blackberry jelly.
2572. Crabapple jelly.
2573. Dewberry jelly.
2574. Grape jelly.
2575. Plum jelly.
2576. Raspberry jelly.
2577. Elderberry jelly.
2578. Any jellies not listed.
PICKLES AND RELISHES
Classes 2580. Zucchini relish.
2581. Pickled okra.
2582. Beet pickles.
2583. Bread and butter pickles.
2584. Catsup.
2585. Chili sauce.
2586. Cucumber pickles, sour.
2587. Cucumber pickles, sweet.
2588. Dill pickles, cucumber.
2589. Green tomato pickles.
2590. Mixed pickles, sweet.
2591. Pepper relish.
2592. Sauerkraut.
2593. Sweet pickled peaches.
2594. Sweet pickle relish.
2595. Chow-chow.
2596. Corn relish.
2597. Sweet pickled crabapples.
2598. Any pickles or relish not listed.
2599. Salsa.
2600. Spaghetti sauce
2601. Barbeque Sauce
2602. Jalapenos
CANNED FRUIT
Classes 2615. Apples.
2616. Applesauce.
2617. Apricots.
2618. Blackberries.
2619. Cherries, red.
2620. Dewberries.
2621. Gooseberries.
2622. Peaches.
2623. Pears.
2624. Plums, blue.
2625. Plums, green gauge.
2626. Plums, red.
2627. Raspberries, black.
2628. Raspberries, red.
2629. Other fruit or juice not listed.
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CANNED VEGETABLES
Classes 2630. Vegetable soup mix.
2631. Asparagus.
2632. Lima beans.
2633. Beans, green.
2634. Beets, without vinegar.
2636. Corn, whole grain.
2637. Peas, English.
2638. Peas, hulled crowder type.
2639. Spinach or greens.
2640. Tomato juice
2641. Tomatoes
2642. Yellow waxed beans.
2643. Pumpkin.
2644. Carrots.
2645. Rhubarb.
2646. Any other not listed.
NUTS, HONEY & Meat
Nuts should contain both whole nuts and kernels.
Classes 2651. Hickory nuts.
2655. Venison
2652. Pecans, native.
2656. Chicken
2653. Walnuts
2657. Pork
2654. Honey.
2658. Beef
HOME ECONOMICS - OTHER
COLORED EMBROIDERY
Classes 2711. Pair of pillowcases
2712. Hand towel.
2713. Tablecloth.
2714. Dresser scarf.
2715. Color embroidery, any article, not
listed above.
NEEDLEPOINT AND CROSS-STITCHING
Classes 2730. Cross-stitching, framed picture.
2731. Counted cross-stitching, framed picture, 16 count and above.
2732. Counted cross-stitching, framed picture, 15 count and below.
2733. Counted cross-stitch, any article, not listed above.
2734. Needlepoint, any article.
MEN’S AND WOMEN'S CLOTHING (sewn only)
Classes 2740. Dress, any fabric. 2748. Lady’s suit.
2741. Formal gown.
2750. Lady’s slacks.
2744. Blouse/Shirt
2751. Coat/Jacket.
2745. Sweatshirts.
2752. Any other article, not listed above.
2746. Vest.
2753. Any article made by youth age 12 & under
2747. Skirt, any fabric.
INFANT’S CLOTHING (sewn only) no crochet or knitted
One-twelve (1-12) months, homemade.
Classes 2780. Sacque and cap, any kind. 2782. Baby dress.
2781. Booties, any kind.
CHILDREN’S CLOTHING (sewn only)
Homemade
Classes 2790. Dress.
2792. Play clothes.
2791. Pajamas.
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KNITTING
Classes 2810. Afghan- baby
2811. Afghan.
CROCHET
Classes 2830. Collar.
2831. Bedspread.
2832. Tablecloth.
2833. Afghan, baby.
2834. Afghan, full size.
MISCELLANEOUS
Classes 2842. Tatted article.
2845. Smocking on any article.
2813. Sweater.
2836. Center piece, one (1) only.
2837. Edging on any article.
2838. Any sweater, jacket or vest.
2846. Tatted lace on any article.
2851. Lace, not listed.
QUILTS
Quilted items must be constructed by person named on entry form.
Either hand or machine quilting accepted. No Cheater Cloth quilts
will be accepted. Quilts will be judged on appearance, design & use
of color, and workmanship. Rosette given for both hand and machine
quilted.
The Golden Needle, Inc., Cape Girardeau, MO will present gift certificates
as awards in quilt exhibits.
Classes 2871. Appliqued quilt (60 x 80) or larger-hand quilted
2872. Appliqued quilt (60x80) or larger-machine quilted
2873. Pieced quilt (60 x 80) or larger-hand quilted
2874. Pieced quilt (60x80) or larger-machine quilted
2875. Hand embroidered quilt (60X80) or larger - hand or machine quilted
2876. Machine embroidered quilt (60X80) or larger - machine or hand quilted
2877. Appliqued quilt (59x79) or smaller - hand quilted
2878. Appliqued quilt (59 X 79) or smaller - machine quilted
2879. Pieced quilt (59 X 79) or smaller - hand quilted
2880. Pieced quilt (59 X 79) or smaller - machine quilted
2881. Hand embroidered quilt (59 X 79) or smaller - hand or machine quilted
2882. Machine embroidered quilt (59 X 79) or smaller - machine or hand quilted
2883. Hand embroidered quilt top, any size
2884. Machine embroidered quilt top, any size
2885. Pieced quilt top, any size
2886. Any multi-technique quilt not listed - hand quilted
2887. Any multi-technique quilt not listed - machine quilted
2888. Wall quilt (20 x 20 minimum) - hand or machine quilted
2889. Miniature Wall Quilt (18 x 18 minimum) - hand or machine quilted
2890. Quilted Clothing, any item.
2891. Other article other than quilt not listed above.
2892. Any quilt made by multiple individuals.
2893. Any quilt made by youth 18 and under
2894. Any other article other than quilt made by youth 18 and under
Department 810
Photography
Superintendent - Judie Herbst
Judge - Carrie Perez - Carrie's Photography
Judging Time - 1 p.m. Sunday
Premiums
First $4.00 / Second $3.00 / Third $2.00
Limit 1 entry per class per exhibitor. Exhibits must be made by
exhibitor and produced since September 2015. Exhibits may not
be entered a second time. Only 5"x7" or 8"x10" photos accepted. All
photos must be matted - no mat larger than 11x14. Photos are not
to be framed. MATTED ONLY. See General Rules.
Classes 3180-3207
Best of Show - Rosette
$25 Cash - Sponsor River Region Photography Club
BLACK & WHITE PICTURES
3180. Wedding Photo
3181. Baby Photo (0-1 yr.)
3182. Child Photo (2 year through 13 yr.)
3183. Adult Photo (age 14 & above)
3184. Group Photo
3185. Nature Photo - Plants/Flowers
3186. Landscape/Scenery
3187. Animal/Wildlife
3188. Pets/Domestic Animals/Livestock
3189. Sports/Action Photo
3190. Still Life
3191. Fun at the fair 2015
3192. Other not listed
COLOR PICTURES
3195. Wedding Photo
3199. Group Photo
3205. Still Life
Classes 3210-3237
Best of Show - Rosette
$25 Cash - Sponsor River Region Photography Club
Age 12 & Under
BLACK & WHITE PICTURES
3210. Wedding Photo
3214. Group Photo
3220. Still Life
Age 12 & Under
COLOR PICTURES
3225. Wedding Photo
3229. Group Photo
3235. Still Life
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Department 820
Fine Arts
Superintendent - Judy Huey & Marilyn Turner
Judge - Carol Horst
Judging Time/1 p.m., Sunday
PremiumsFirst $4.00 / Second $3.00 / Third $2.00
Best of Show-Rosette
Exhibits must be made by exhibitor and produced since
October, 2015.
Exhibits may not be entered a second time.
No entry larger than 18” x 24” will be accepted. No Paint By Number
All entries must be matted or framed
See General Rules
WATER COLOR and TEMPERA PAINTING
Classes
3101. Landscape
3102. Portrait
3103. Still Life
3104. Animals
3114. Other than listed above
3115. Age 5 thru 8 your choice
PASTEL, CHALK OR CRAYON
Classes
3120. Landscape
3121. Portrait
3122. Still life.
3123. Animals
PEN & INK and MARKER
Classes
3130. Landscape.
3131. Portrait
3132. Still life.
3133. Animals
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COLOR PICTURES
MIXED MEDIA
SCULPTURE
Relief and in the round-size limit
Classes
3170. Adult, your choice
3171. Age 13 thru 17, your choice
3124. Other than listed above.
SCRATCHBOARD/ETCHING
3126. Age 9 thru 12 your choice Classes
3127. Age 13 thru 17 your choice 3180. Adult, your choice
3182. Age 12 and under, your choice
DRAWING
COMPUTER GENERATED ARTWORK
COLORED PENCIL
CHARCOAL OR PENCIL
Classes
3140. Landscape
3141. Portrait
3142. Still life.
3143. Animals
Wood cut, silkscreens, etchings or lithographs
Classes
3150. Landscape
3151. Portrait
3152. Still life.
3153. Animals
Entries must be two dimensional.
Classes
3160. Landscape
3161. Portrait
3107. Age 9 thru 12 your choice 3162. Still life.
3108. Age 13 thru 17 your choice 3163. Animals
OIL and ACRYLIC PAINTING
Classes
3110. Landscape
3111. Portrait
3112. Still life.
3113. Animals
PRINTMAKING
Department 830
Crafts & Hobbies
Superintendent - Dixie Davie & Sara Bradshaw
Judge - Wanda Young
Judging Time/1 p.m., Sunday
Premiums- First $4.00 / Second $3.00 / Third $2.00
Best of Show-Rosette
All exhibits must be made by exhibitor and produced since
October, 2015. Items made from kits are permitted in classes
3206 and 3400 through 3419 only.
Exhibits may not be entered a second time.
No entry larger than 24” tall x 36” long will be accepted.
See General Rules
CRAFTS & HOBBIES
Classes
2920. Decorated glass block.
2921. Handmade flowers (paper, fabric, beaded).
2922. Angels - any material.
2923. Hair ornament.
2924. A gift-practical, inexpensive, and made of fabric.
2925. Kitchen helper fabric.
2926. Sewing aid, fabric.
2927. Any article made of recycled article/material, state original use.
2928. Embellishment on any clothing item.
2929. Fabric doll.
2930. Stuffed animal or puppet.
2931. Toss pillow.
2932. Homemade candle.
2933. Decorated sweatshirt or jacket.
2937. Decoration for holiday other than Christmas.
2938. Christmas door or wall decoration.
2939. Christmas tree skirt or stocking.
2940. Christmas centerpiece.
2941. Christmas tree ornament.
2942. Any other centerpiece.
2943. Item made from duct tape.
2944. Decorated wreath
3200. Modeling or sculpturing: clay or metal.
3201. Ceramics
3202. Metal craft: etched, hammered, etc.
3203. Leather craft
3204. Any hand painted article
3205. Silk flower arrangement
3206. Model car or truck from kit
3207. Best-dressed doll
3209. Woodwork articles or birdhouse.
3210. Jewelry
3211. Scrapbooking- 12” x 12”, 1 or 2 page display
3212. Scrapbooking- 8 1/2” x 11”, 1 or 2 page display
3213. Weaving, caning basket.
3215. Stained glass
3216. Any other article - not listed (no Lego exhibits)
3219. Weaving, plastic cloth- 12” x 12” maximum
3220. Woodburning craft
3221. Homemade rug, any material
3222. Any religious article
3223. Homemade cards - any event
3224. Adult coloring book page (any size) matted or framed
Age 12 and Under
Classes
3400. Modeling or sculpturing: clay or metal
3401. Ceramics
3402. Any hand painted article
3403. Leather craft
3404. Airplane model
3405. Silk flower arrangement
3406. Model car or truck from kit
3408. Model rocketry
3409. Woodwork article or birdhouse.
3410. Jewelry
3411. Scrapbooking- 12” x 12” , 1 or 2 page display
3412. Scrapbooking- 8 1/2” x 11”, 1 or 2 page display
3413. Weaving, caning basket.
3414. Model ship
3419. Weaving, plastic cloth - 12” x 12” maximum
3420. Item made from duct tape.
3421. Christmas ornament
3422. Hair ornament
3423. Homemade doll
3424. Homemade cards - any event
3425. Any article made of recycled article/material, state
original use.
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OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM
(Other Than Livestock)
Detach this Form and mail to the Entry Clerk, after writing
your Entries plainly and distinctly. This will save you time in
the processing of your entry form. Your Entry Tags will be
placed in an envelope, and may be obtained from the Entry
Office on the Fairground, in the Arena Building.
Mail to:
Patty Turner
1659 Cherokee
Jackson, MO 63755
Due to the SEMO Fair parade being held on Saturday, September 10th, we will
take entries on Friday evening, September 9th between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. in
the Arena Building. Entries will also be taken on Saturday morning between
the hours of 8 a.m. & 12 noon. Those entering on Saturday will have to use
the West Rodney Street entrance. The other entrances will be blocked due to
the parade. Admission fee will be charged starting at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday.
Exhibitors entering after 11:00 a.m. will have to show completed entry form
to access the fairgrounds. If you have any questions, please call Patty Turner
at 573-275-3329 or the fair office at 573-334-9250.
EXHIBITORS CAN GO ON-LINE AND ENTER @SEMOFAIR.COM
ENTRIES TAKEN Fri., Sept. 9 - 5pm-7pm & Sat., Sept. 10 - 8am-12pm ONLY
Dept.
Class
Entry Tag #
Description of Articles
(office use only)
Please fill out in its entirety to ensure proper entry. This form may be photo copied if needed.
(PLEASE PRINT)
Exhibitor’s Name_____________________________________________________________
Street or RFD______________________________________________
City______________________________________________________________Zip Code__________________
Phone Number (_____) ____________ E-mail_______________________Cell Phone
I will not hold the SEMO District Fair responsible for exhibits after the 12 noon release time Sunday.
_______________________________________________________________
Signature
Information available online at www.semofair.com
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Date
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City, State, Zip
Address
(Street & No. - R.F.D.)
Owner's Social Security No.
Owner
Farm Name
Birth Date
SOUTHEAST MISSOURI DISTRICT FAIR - Cape Girardeau, MO
September 10-17, 2016
Class
No.
SEND ENTRIES TO:
Marilyn Schott
7379 State Hwy 72
Jackson, MO 63755
Dept.
No.
Registration
Number
Tattoo, Brand,
or ear tag no.
Breed
4-H FFA
✓ if
also entered
List sire, registration
no. for group classes
TOTAL CHECK ENCLOSED $___________
(Payable to: SEMO District Fair)
Date of Birth
]
CAMPER HOOKUP
LIVESTOCK AREA @ $100.00______________
LIVESTOCK VEHICLE & DRIVER PASS
(Purchase # needed @ $30.00) ____________
WEEKLY INDIVIDUAL PASS
(Purchase # needed @ $30.00) __________
Sheep________head x $5 = $___________
Swine________head x $5 = $___________
Mkt Swine________head = NO CHARGE
Cattle_______head x $10 = $__________
Beef Cattle
Bedding Fee_____head x $5 = _________(required)
Tack Stall - limit 1 @ $10 = _____________(optional)
STALL RENT
LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED UP TO SEPTEMBER 1ST. A $50.00 PER HEAD ADDITIONAL FEE WILL APPLY.. ENTRY CAN NOT
BE MADE ON-LINE AFTER THE AUGUST 9TH DEADLINE. LATE ENTRIES MUST BE IN MARILYN SCHOTT'S POSSESSION BY THE
SEPTEMBER 1ST DEADLINE. THE POSTMARK DOES NOT APPLY TO THE SEPTEMBER 1ST DEADLINE.
ALL DEADLINES WILL BE THE SAME FOR ON-LINE ENTRIES.
Type or Print
Name of Animal
ALL LIVESTOCK ENTRIES AND FEES
Cell
MUST BE RECEIVED OR POSTMARKED Phone
NO LATER THAN AUGUST 9, 2016. THERE
WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS, REFUNDS, OR Email
CANCELLATIONS. See Livestock Rule #1 for NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED UNLESS FILLED IN COMPLETELY AND SIGNED
Limit one tack stall per exhibitor.
late entry information.
I hereby certify these entries are correct and in compliance with all rules & health requirements [
No Phone Entries Accepted.
A legible copy of Pork Quality Assurance
Level III certificate must be sent with entry
form on market/carcass swine, except 4-H &
FFA exhibitors.
ALL BEEF EXHIBITORS: Do not use straw for
bedding, wood bark will be provided, cost $5
per head entered.
4-H entries must also be on 4-H form.
FFA entries must also be on FFA form.
The same animals cannot be shown in both
4-H and FFA divisions.
OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM
OPEN DIVISION LIVESTOCK EXCEPT HORSES AND MULES
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Dept.
No.
Class
No.
Type or Print
Name of Animal
Registration
Number
Tattoo, Brand,
or Ear Tag no.
Date of Birth
Breed
List sire, registration
4-H FFA no. for group classes
✓ if
also entered
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Cell _______________
(Purchase # needed @ $30.00)
I hereby certify these entries are correct and in compliance with all rules & health requirements [ ]
Mail to:
LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED UP TO SEPTEMBER 1ST. A
$50.00 PER HEAD ADDITIONAL FEE WILL APPLY. ENTRY CAN
NOT BE MADE ON-LINE AFTER THE AUGUST 9TH DEADLINE.
LATE ENTRIES MUST BE IN MARILYN SCHOTT'S POSSESSION
BY THE SEPTEMBER 1ST DEADLINE. THE POSTMARK DOES
NOT APPLY TO THE SEPTEMBER 1ST DEADLINE.
Make entries on back of this page.
Marilyn Schott
7379 State Hwy 72
Jackson, MO 63755
(Payable to: SEMO District Fair)
TOTAL CHECK ENCLOSED $
CAMPER HOOKUP
LIVESTOCK AREA @ $100.00
(Purchase # needed @ $30.00)
LIVESTOCK VEHICLE & DRIVER PASS
WEEKLY INDIVIDUAL PASS -
NO SMOKING IN
LIVESTOCK TENTS/BARNS
BY ORDER OF
CITY FIRE MARSHALL
Tack Stall (optional) $30.00____________________________________
(Limit one per exhibitor; if available)
Draft Ponies ____________________ head x $15 = $ _______________
Miniature Mule __________________ head x $15 = $ _______________
Jacks and Jennets _______________ head x $15 = $ _______________
Mules _________________________ head x $15 = $ _______________
Draft Horses____________________ head x $15 = $ _______________
ALL LIVESTOCK ENTRIES AND FEES MUST BE RECEIVED OR
POSTMARKED NO LATER THAN AUGUST 9, 2016. THERE WILL
BE NO EXCEPTIONS, REFUNDS OR CANCELLATIONS.
Please Do Not Use Straw for bedding. SEMO Fair will have
wood shavings available.
E-mail _______________________________________________
Phone No.
State _____________________________ Zip _______________
City _________________________________________________
Address ______________________________________________
Social Security No. _____________________________________
(mo.-day-year)
Exhibitor Birth Date _____________________________________
Name ________________________________________________
OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM
DRAFT HORSES & MULES ONLY
SOUTHEAST MISSOURI DISTRICT FAIR - CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO.
September 10-17, 2016
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Dept.
Class No.
No. of
Entries
Animal’s Name
Dept.
No more than 2 entries per class per exhibitor.
Class No.
No. of
Entries
Animal’s Name
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Class
No.
(office use only)
Entry
Tag #
Email ________________________________________________
Phone No. ____________________________________________
Cell _________________________________________________
(Zip Code)
City & State ___________________________________________
Address ______________________________________________
Owner's Social Security No. ______________________________
(mo. - day - year)
Exhibitor Birth Date _____________________________________
Owner _______________________________________________
Dept.
No.
OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM
BREED
Male/Cock
ENTRY DEADLINE - AUGUST 9, 2016
Send Entries To:
Marilyn Schott
7379 State Hwy 72
Jackson, MO 63755
CAGE RENT
Female/Hen
Cockeral
Pullet
TOTAL CHECK ENCLOSED $___________
Payable to SEMO District Fair
Rabbits ______________ @1.50 = $___________
Guinea Pigs ___________ @ 1.00 = $ ___________
Pigeons ______________ @ 1.00 = $ ___________
Turkeys ______________ @ 2.00 = $ ___________
Geese _______________ @ 2.00 = $ ___________
Ducks ________________ @ 2.00 = $ ___________
Bantam ______________ @ 1.00 = $ ___________
Poultry - Large _________ @ 1.00 = $___________
Open Division Poultry Including ducks, turkeys, pigeons, rabbits & guinea pigs
SOUTHEAST MISSOURI DISTRICT FAIR-CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI
SEPTEMBER 10-17, 2016
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Class
No.
(office use only)
Entry
Tag #
BREED
Male/Cock
Female/Hen
Cockeral
Pullet
I hereby certify these entries are correct and in compliance with all rules & health requirements [ ]
LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED UP TO SEPTEMBER 1ST. A $50.00 PER HEAD ADDITIONAL FEE WILL APPLY. ENTRY CAN NOT BE MADE ON-LINE AFTER THE AUGUST 9TH DEADLINE.
LATE ENTRIES MUST BE IN MARILYN SCHOTT'S POSSESSION BY THE SEPTEMBER 1ST DEADLINE. THE POSTMARK DOES NOT APPLY TO THE SEPTEMBER 1ST DEADLINE.
Dept.
No.
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EXHIBITOR BIRTH DATE __________________________________________________
ADDRESS ______________________________________________________________
ENTRY DEADLINE IS AUGUST 9 2016.
Computer entry will not be possible after August 9.
Mailed entries must be postmarked on or before August,
9, 2016 and sent to: Marilyn Schott
7379 State Highway 72
Jackson, MO 63755
No phone entries will be accepted.
LATE ENTRIES can be made up to September 1, 2016,
by paper Form only and with $50.00 per head additional
fee. Postmark does not apply. LATE ENTRIES MUST
BE IN POSSESSION OF MARILYN SCHOTT BY
SEPTEMBER 1 DEADLINE.
SALE ANIMAL EXHIBITORS ONLY
Circle Adult T-shirt size: S - M - L - XL
ALL 4-H & FFA EXHIBITORS MUST
BE CERTIFIED SHOW ME QUALITY
ASSURANCE (SMQA) OR THEY
WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO SHOW
ALL SPECIES.
TO BE FILLED BY ENTRY CLERK
Entered Date _____________
Exhibitor No. _____________
BREED
SEND ENTRIES TO:
Marilyn Schott
Jackson, MO 63755
CLASS
DATE OF BIRTH
Month-Day-Year
4-H CLUB
Is animal also entered
in Open Class?
If yes, enter Open
Class Number
Exhibitor’s Signature__________________________________________________VoAg Instructor Signature_______________________________________________
Please accept the entries indicated above, subject to the rules and classifications governing the exhibits as published in your Premium Guide of the year. I hereby
release the Southeast Missouri District Fair from any liability from loss, damage, or injury to person, livestock, or other property, while said property is on Fair Grounds.
NAME OF ANIMAL & REGISTRATION NUMBER
Tattoo, Brand
or Tag No.
4-H MEMBER NAME
If you have siblings exhibiting cattle in 4-H at the Fair and want to tie together - please put exhibitor’s name and 4-H Club here:______________________________________________________
BEEF CATTLE BEDDING FEE______head X $5 = $______________(required)
BEEF & DAIRY EXHIBITORS ONLY-TACK STALL
Limit 1 per exhibitor at $10, if space allows. $__________________(optional)
(Checks payable to: SEMO DISTRICT FAIR) $__________________TOTAL
FFA CHAPTER __________________________________________________________
E-MAIL_________________________________________________________________
PHONE __________________ CELL ________________________________________
CITY, STATE, ZIP _________________________________________________________
OWNER ________________________________________________________________
All FFA entries must be made on this form or online at
www.semofair.com. If animals are also for Open Class,
Open Class Form and stall/pen rent must also be sent.
The same animals cannot be shown in both FFA & 4-H.
Cape Girardeau, MO 63701
OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM FOR F.F.A. LIVESTOCK DIVISION
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September
6-13,
2008
September
10-17,
2016
RABBITS
POULTRY
PROJECT LEADER’S PHONE _____________________________________________
LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED UP TO SEPTEMBER 1ST. A $50.00 PER HEAD
ADDITIONAL FEE WILL APPLY. ENTRY CAN NOT BE MADE ON-LINE AFTER THE
AUGUST 9TH DEADLINE. LATE ENTRIES MUST BE IN DORTHA STRACK'S
POSSESSION BY THE SEPTEMBER 1ST DEADLINE. THE POSTMARK DOES
NOT APPLY TO THE SEPTEMBER 1ST DEADLINE.
NAME OF PROJECT____________________
4-H CLOVER BOOK PROJECT #__________
PIGEONS
GUINEA PIGS
COUNTY IN WHICH CLUB IS LOCATED _____________________________________
PROJECT LEADER’S NAME_______________________________________________
CIRCLE DIVISION FORM FILLED OUT IN:
All 4-H Guinea Pig, Pigeons,
Poultry and Rabbit entries must
be made on this form
A separate form must be used
for entries in each
Division.
4-H CLUB ____________________________________________________________
EMAIL_______________________________________________________________
PHONE_____________________________ CELL______________________________
CITY,STATE, ZIP_____________________________________________________
ADDRESS____________________________________________________________
EXHIBITOR BIRTH DATE_________________________________________________
OWNER______________________________________________________________
EXHIBITORS CAN GO ON-LINE AND ENTER @SEMOFAIR.COM.
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED
OR POSTMARKED NO LATER THAN
AUGUST 9, 2016.
No Phone Entries Accepted
4-Her's planning to enter the Live
Rooster Crowing Contest on Sat.,
Sept. 17 arrangements will be made to
house your rooster.
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DRAFT
HORSES
BUCKET
CALF
DRAFT
MULES
GOATS
DRAFT
PONIES
SHEEP
MINI
MULES
SWINE
BEEF CATTLE BEDDING FEE______head X $5 = $______________(required)
BEEF & DAIRY EXHIBITORS ONLY-TACK STALL
Limit 1 per exhibitor at $10, if space allows. $__________________(optional)
(Checks payable to: SEMO DISTRICT FAIR) $__________________TOTAL
PROJECT LEADER’S PHONE _____________________________________________
PROJECT LEADER’S NAME_______________________________________________
COUNTY IN WHICH CLUB IS LOCATED _____________________________________
4-H CLUB ____________________________________________________________
EMAIL_______________________________________________________________
Number of pens needed___________.
All will be small pens.
SHEEP & GOAT EXHIBITORS
SALE ANIMAL EXHIBITORS ONLY
Circle Adult T-shirt size: S - M - L - XL
NAME OF PROJECT __________________________
4-H CLOVER BOOK PROJECT # _________________
PHONE_____________________________ CELL______________________________
ALL 4-H & FFA EXHIBITORS MUST
BE CERTIFIED SHOW ME QUALITY
ASSURANCE (SMQA) OR THEY
WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO SHOW
ALL SPECIES.
BREED
SEND ENTRIES TO:
Marilyn Schott
Jackson, MO 63755
CLASS
Tattoo, Brand
or Tag No.
DATE OF BIRTH
Month-Day-Year
Is animal also entered
in Open Class?
If yes, enter Open
Class Number
Exhibitor’s Signature_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Please accept the entries indicated above, subject to the rules and classifications governing the exhibits as published in your Premium Guide of the current year. I hereby
release SEMO District Fair from any liability from loss, damage, or injury to person, livestock, other property, while said property is in Fair Grounds.
NAME OF ANIMAL & REGISTRATION NUMBER
NAME OF FFA MEMBER______________________________________________________________________CHAPTER___________________________________________________
The same animals CANNOT be entered in both 4-H and FFA – If you have siblings bringing cattle in FFA to Fair and want to tie together - Please put exhibitors name and FFA Chapter here:
DAIRY
BEEF
A separate form must be used for entries in each division.
Circle division form filled out in:
ADDRESS____________________________________________________________
Computer entry will not be possible after August 9.
Mailed entries must be postmarked on or before August,
9, 2016 and sent to: Marilyn Schott
Jackson, MO 63755
No phone entries will be accepted.
LATE ENTRIES can be made up to September 1, 2016,
by paper Form only and with $50.00 per head additional
fee. Postmark does not apply. LATE ENTRIES MUST
BE IN POSSESSION OF MARILYN SCHOTT BY
SEPTEMBER 1 DEADLINE.
CITY, STATE, ZIP____________________________________________________
EXHIBITOR BIRTH DATE_________________________________________________
OWNER______________________________________________________________
ENTRY DEADLINE IS AUGUST 9, 2016.
All 4-H entries must be made on this form or online at
www.semofair.com. If animals are also for Open Class,
Open Class Form and stall/pen rent must also be sent.
The same animals cannot be shown in both FFA & 4-H.
OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM FOR 4-H LIVESTOCK DIVISION
FFA
73rd Annual SEMO District FFA Show
Chairman/ Brent Raines
Superintendents
Alissa Swindell & Jimmy McCormack, Jackson, MO
Leslie Newsome, Sarah Blattel, Ken Eftink & Renee Hinkebein.
Premiums Offered - $6,000
Compliance with General, Livestock, and Health Rules is required
Rules1. Premiums in this department are provided by the SEMO District Fair Association.
2. All Dairy Cattle arrives by 1 pm Saturday, Sept. 10. Health papers are to be checked
on arrival. Other Livestock will not be accepted after 6 pm, Tuesday, September 13,
2016. Health papers on applicable animals will be checked by the veterinarian on
Tuesday from 5 pm to 6 pm.
3. All judging will be done by the group system which will include blue, red-and-whiteribbon groups. Premium money offered in this department will be divided on the
basis of 3-2-1; that is, an exhibit placing in the blue-ribbon group will receive three
(3) time the amount received by an exhibit placing in the white-ribbon group; an
exhibit in the red-ribbon group will receive twice that given to a white-ribbon exhibit
in the same class.
4. The prize money will be divided according to the number of winners in the show.
Blue, red, and white ribbon winners will receive points indicated in the premium list.
The total points awarded will be divided into the total money to determine the value
of a point.
5. In no case shall a point be equal to more than fifty-five cents (55 cents.)
6. In all classes, the Judges' decision will be final.
7. All animals exhibited must comply with the Health and Sanitation
Requirements as set out in the General Rules and Regulations.
General Regulations1. All premiums will be paid directly by the SEMO District Fair.
2. Open only to SEMO FFA members enrolled in one (1) of the following types of
supervised agriculture programs during the school year:
a. Regularly enrolled students in vocational Agriculture classes in high school.
b. Active members of FFA chapters who are continuing their supervised agriculture
program (active member as defined by the National Constitution)
c. All entries entered in the FFA Classes must be the bonafide property of the
exhibitor for at least sixty (60) days prior to showing and be a part of his regular
supervised agriculture program. The Agriculture Educator supervising the students
is held responsible for the strict enforcement of this rule. Instructors must accompany their students to the show and be responsible for their conduct while there.
3. Exhibitors limited to 2 entries per class unless otherwise specified. Entries must
be made on official FFA entry forms available from local Vo-Ag Instructor, center
of this premium guide, or fair website. The entry forms must be filled out in detail,
signed by the Instructor or Agriculture Educator, and sent to Marilyn Schott, 7379
State Highway 72, Jackson, Mo. 63755. Entries must be postmarked on or before
Tuesday, August 9, 2016. Exhibitors can go on-line and enter @ semofair.com.
All deadlines will be the same for on-line entries. Late entries will be accepted
up to September 1. A $50.00 per head additional fee will apply. Entry can not be
made on-line after the August 9 deadline. Late entries must be in Marilyn Schott's
POSSESSION by the September 1 deadline. The postmark does not apply to the
September 1 deadline.
4. All FFA animals shown in the open division must be housed with the FFA exhibits. No
livestock can be removed until release time. Market steers, swine, lambs, and goats
sold at auction are released 11 a.m. Saturday, September 17. For additional release
times, see release table on pages 2-3 of catalog. NO TRAILERS ALLOWED IN LOAD
OUT AREA BEFORE RELEASE TIME. PREMIUMS WILL BE HELD ON VIOLATORS.
5. Exhibitors must accompany their animals to the show and care for them. Animals
must be presented before the Judges by FFA member unassisted by parent, teacher
or breeder. In case of sickness or other conditions which make this impossible, animals must be cared for and exhibited by some other FFA member of the school.
6. The Committee reserves the right to withhold premium money and/or send an FFA
member home who displays unbecoming conduct.
7. All FFA exhibitors are encouraged to wear official FFA coveralls, or FFA T-shirt.
8. No commercial advertising of feeds or other agricultural products will be permitted in
or around the pens or stall.
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FFA Beef Exhibitors
Include $5 per head entered
bedding charge with entry.
9. All feed and bedding must be furnished by the exhibitor at his expense. Beef cattle
exhibitors are not to use straw for bedding - bark will be available. THERE
IS A $5 PER HEAD CHARGE FOR BEDDING, PAYABLE AT TIME OF ENTRY. Dairy
exhibitors may use straw.
10. Dairy Cattle must be in place by 1:00 pm Saturday, Sept. 10. Pens will be assigned.
All other animals must be in place by 6 pm Tuesday, September 13. Pens will be
assigned Monday, September 12. Under no circumstances are animals to be placed
until you have consulted Superintendent. All animals shown in open class must comply with the Open Class Rules and Regulations. Individual animals can be released
on applicable animals by the Superintendent in case of sickness. Veterinarian will
check health papers from 5 to 6 pm. If exhibitor cannot be there at that time they can
leave their health papers with Chairman Brent Raines. FFA Superintendent will check
exhibitor entries on all livestock from 5 to 6 p.m. Registration papers must accompany registered animals.
11. No pen rent will be charged exhibitors in this department except as follows: All FFA
livestock shown in open class must pay pen rent. Duplicate entries must be made.
(See Rules for Open Class.) Send entry forms to Marilyn Schott 7379 State Highway
72, Jackson, MO 63755 or enter on-line before August 9 @semofair.com.
12. All pens must be kept clean and refuse disposed of as directed by Fair Committee
men and/or Superintendents.
13. Tack stalls will be allowed for beef and dairy exhibitors, if space permits, limit of one
per exhibitor at a cost of $10.
14. Crops, FFA exhibits, and mechanics must be in place by 12 pm, Saturday, September
10. Release time for these exhibits is 5pm-6pm Saturday, September 17. Duplicate
entries must be made in field crops if you plan to show in open class and FFA.
15. A Show Committee has been selected to assist in the management, planning and
interpretation of the Show Rules. Their decision shall be final. Premiums will be forfeited for violation of these Rules.
16. See General Rules and Regulations concerning parking in livestock area.
17. All entries in breed classes must be registered animals except commercial classes.
Registry number of animal or registry numbers of sire and dam must be on entry
form.
18. Each instructor is held responsible to assure all animals are of show quality.
Superintendents and the Show Committee reserve the right to reject any animals,
subject to approval by SEMO District Fair Board.
19. Any breed not listed may be shown according to classes listed.
20. No animal may be exhibited in both 4-H and FFA, however, the same enterprise may be
exhibited in both 4-H and FFA, as long as breeding animals are shown in one division
(4-H or FFA) and non breeding animals exhibited in the other division (4-H or FFA).
21. Placement of livestock grooming chutes within the FFA building will have to meet the
approval of the FFA/4-H Superintendent.
22. 4-H Exhibitors 8-18 yrs. and FFA must be certified with Show Me Quality Assurance
Program (SMQA) or they will not be allowed to show. If you are not certified contact
your FFA Advisor or Extension Office immediately.
23. Any market animal must be nominated by July 15 in order to show and sell.
24. Livestock awards will be presented at their respective shows.
SPECIAL AWARDS Stoddard County Feed & Seed, Dudley, MO, will sponsor an award in the FFA Department.
Agri Systems, Cape Girardeau, & Jackson, MO, will present a herdsman trophy to an FFA
member. The trophy will be awarded on the basis of FFA member’s showmanship, cooperativeness, personal cleanliness, neatness and sanitation in and around the show area.
Agri Systems, Cape Girardeau, & Jackson, MO, will provide twelve (12) trophies to FFA
members of chapters that are outstanding during Fair Week. Awards are determined by
FFA Show Committee.
Ozark-Gas Eqp. & Supply, Inc. will provide an award for the Reserve Champion metal
project.
Southeast CO-OP will present a plaque to the Grand Champion and Reserve Grand
Champion FFA Market Swine and Grand Champion Goat and Reserve Goat; Grand
Champion and Reserve Grand Champion FFA Market Lamb, and, first and second placing
individuals in the Swine Carcass Judging Contest.
CO-OP Service Center, Inc., Jackson, MO will present an award to the Champion and
Reserve Champion Steer.
MFA Exchange, Jackson, MO will give one(1) award in beef, one(1) award in dairy, one(1) award
in sheep, one(1) award in swine and one(1) in goat based on showmanship in FFA division.
Metalweld, Inc., of Dexter, Mo. will be donating a torch set welder to the grand champion
metal project. They will also be donating an auto shade welding hood, to be given away by
a random drawing to any metal project exhibitor.
River Radio Group, Cape Girardeau, MO will present a Belt Buckle, Youth in Agriculture Award.
FFA BEEF CATTLE
Point Values: Blue-60, Red-40, White-20
Rules - Each exhibitor may have two (2) entries in each class. Champion ribbons will be given in each
breed group for male and female; must have blue rating. Mark open entries to be housed in FFA Barn.
Registered animals must have original registration certificates available for inspection at the Fair.
Commercial animals must have verification of age. All registered cattle must have a legible tattoo or brand
identification to match their papers and comply with the general livestock rules. Cows in the Cow-Calf
Class are not eligible to compete for Champion heifer. They must be wet and able to nurse the calf, if
asked. Purebred cows & calves must have full registration papers to show. Calves older than 260 days
of age on show date are ineligible for this class. Calves must be the natural born calf of the cow they are
shown with. Calves are eligible to show individually in their respective classes. Bark will be available as
bedding - do not use straw. BEDDING CHARGE IS $5 PER HEAD, PAYABLE AT ENTRY.
4-H/FFA COMBINED BEEF SHOW
Judging - Wednesday, 1:00 p.m.
A Supreme Female Champion over all breeds will be selected along with a Reserve Supreme
Champion Female.
4-H and FFA beef exhibitors will compete with each other in this show of beef breeding cattle. Animals
not listed by breed will show together in the "Other Breeds" class.
Beef Classes
HEIFERS
Spring heifer calves
born on or after Mar. 1, 2016
Junior heifer calves
born Jan. - Feb. 2016
Winter heifer calves
born Nov. - Dec. 2015
Senior heifer calves
born Sept. - Oct. 2015
Late summer yearling heifers
born July - Aug. 2015
Early summer yearling heifers
born May - June 2015
Spring yearing heifers
born Mar. - Apr. 2015
Junior yearling heifers
Senior yearling heifers
born Sept. - Dec. 2014
Angus
Char.
Herf.
Sim.
Other
Comm.
3001
3015
3029
3043
3057
3071
3002
3016
3030
3044
3058
3072
3003
3017
3031
3045
3059
3073
3004
3018
3032
3046
3060
3074
3005
3019
3033
3047
3061
3075
3006
3020
3034
3048
3062
3076
3007
3021
3035
3049
3063
3077
3008
3022
3036
3050
3064
3078
3009
3023
3037
3051
3065
3079
COW-CALF
Cows born before August 31, 2014 and
calves born after Jan. 1, 2016
3010
3024
Champion Cow/Calf - Reserve Champion Cow/Calf.
3038
3052
3066
3080
BULLS
Champion Heifer - Reserve Champion Heifer. First place winners in preceding classes competing.
Spring bull calves
born on or after Mar. 1, 2016
Junior bull calves
Winter bull calves
born Nov. - Dec. 2015
Senior bull calves
born Sept. - Oct. 2015
Angus
Char.
Herf.
Sim.
Other
3011
3025
3039
3053
3067
3012
3026
3040
3054
3068
3013
3027
3041
3055
3069
3014
3028
3042
3056
3070
Champion Bull - Reserve Champion Bull. First place winners in preceding classes competing.
FFA STEER SHOW
Show Time/Wednesday, 8:30 a.m.
A Supreme Grand Champion and Reserve Supreme Grand Champion steer of the SEMO District Fair will be
selected. The 4-H and FFA Grand and Reserve Champion steers will be eligible to compete for this award.
Class 5080 - Market Steer
Minimum weight is 1000 pounds for show and sale eligibilty.
SEE 4-H & FFA MARKET STEER SALE
FFA DAIRY CATTLE
Show Time/Sunday, 2 p.m. after 4-H Dairy
Special Rules - Mark open entries to be housed in FFA barn.
1. A heifer that has dropped a calf or is now in milk is not eligible to compete in the heifer class.
2. Champion ribbons will be given in each breed group for male and female;
must have blue rating.
3. Each exhibhitior limited to 2 entries per class.
4. Provide own bedding - straw may be used.
FFA Dairy Classes
Junior heifer calf born after
Mar. 1, 2016 and over (4) months old
Intermediate heifer calf born
Dec. 1, 2015-Feb. 29, 2016
Senior heifer calf born
Sept. 1-Nov. 29, 2015
Jersey
Guernsey
Holstein
Brn. Swiss
5100
5120
5140
5160
5101
5121
5141
5161
5102
5122
5142
5162
FFA Dairy Classes
Summer yearling heifer born
June 1-Aug. 31, 2015
Junior yearling heifer born
Mar. 1-May 31, 2015
Intermediate yearling heifer
born Dec. 1, 2014-Feb. 28, 2015
Senior yearling heifer born
Sept. 1, 2014 - Nov. 30, 2014
Junior two (2) year-old born
Mar 1, 2014 - Aug. 31, 2014
Senior two (2) year old born
Sept. 1, 2013-Feb. 28, 2014
Three (3) year-old cow born
Sept. 1, 2012-Aug. 31, 2013
Four (4) year-old cow born
Sept.. 1, 2011-Aug. 31, 2012
Aged cow born before
Sept. 1, 2011
Dry cow, any age
Jersey
Guernsey
Holstein
Brn. Swiss
5103
5123
5143
5163
5104
5124
5144
5164
5105
5125
5145
5165
5106
5126
5146
5166
5107
5127
5147
5167
5108
5128
5148
5168
5109
5129
5149
5169
5110
5130
5150
5170
5111
5112
5131
5132
5151
5152
5171
5172
Swine Carcass Judging Contest/8:30 am, Wednesday morning
All FFA members are encouraged to participate. Members will judge as individuals, not
teams. There is no limit to the number judging from one school.
FFA SWINE
When you bring your pig back home from an exhibit or sale, it is best to place them in isolation. The
isolation/observation period before returning to contact with other pigs should be fewer than 7-30 days
in order to detect and illnes. More information on swine health recommendations can be found at http://
www.pork.org/youth-and-education/show-pigs/.
Show Times Breeding Swine-Wednesday Afternoon following 4-H Swine
Market Swine - Wednesday Morning following 4-H Market Swine
Ribbons & Rosettes will be awarded.
Special Rules Champion ribbons will be given. Mark open entries to be housed in FFA Barn.
1. All entries must be received on or before August 9, 2016. Entries may be mailed on FFA Livestock
Entry forms to Marilyn Schott, 7379 State Hwy. 72, Jackson, MO or made online at Semofair.com
(see also General Rules)
2. Mark open entries to be housed in FFA barn.
3. Exhibitors are limited to two (2) entries per class.
4. Compliance with General and Livestock Rules is required.
5. All swine exhibits must be in place by 6:00 p.m. Tuesday Sept. 13, 2016
6. Pens will be assigned by superintendents.
7. Swine cannot be removed until the release time. Release time for swine is Saturday, Sept., 17 at
5:00 p.m. Market animals are released Saturday, Sept. 17 at 11:00 a.m.
8. Purebred animals must have original registration certificates for inspection at the fair. Commercial
animals must have verification of age. They must be identified by ear notch.
9. Market swine may be a barrow or gilt.
10. Market gifts can only be shown in market classes and breeding gifts can only be shown in
breeding classes.
11. Two animals (purebred or crossbred) may be shown in either 4-H or FFA market show, but not
in both divisions.
12. Members must have their market animal(s) by July 1, 2016 and nominated with identification
by breed, color, and ear notch by July 15, 2016. Nomination forms available through the Extension
Office or at www.semofair.com.
13. Market swine will be weighed on the fairgrounds September 13, 2016 after 6:00 p.m. Animals
must weigh between 230 - 310 pounds to be eligible to show and be sold in the 4-H/FFA Livestock
Sale. All swine will be shown in classes, divided by weight.
14. All animals weighing 230-310 pounds must be sold in the 4-H/FFA Market Sale unless the
owner notifies Larry Ahrens in writing by 5 p.m. on Wednesday, September 14, that the animal
will not be sold.
15. All FFA market swine must also be entered in the Open Swine Carcass Show, Classes 1150 &
1151. Entry for this is made on an Open Livestock Form by the exhibitor. There is no charge for entry
in those classes. Rules and information are found in Department 400.
16. 4-H exhibitors 8-18 yrs. And FFA must be certified with Show Me Quality Assurance Program
(SMGA) or they will not be allowed to show. If you are not certified, contact your FFA Advisor or
Extension Office Immediately.
FFA Swine Classes
April Gilt, 2016:
170 pounds min. weight,
April Boar, 2016:
March Gilt, 2016:
March Boar, 2016:
February Gilt:, 2016
February Boar, 2016
January Gilt:, 2016
January Boar, 2016
Senior Sow:
July 1-Dec. 31, 2012
CW
Duroc Land
Hamp
5200
5210 5220
AOB
Comm.
5230
5240 5250
5260
5201 5211 5221
5231
5241 5251
5261
5202 5212 5222
5232
5242 5252
5262
5203
5204
5205
5206
5207
5223
5224
5225
5226
5227
5233
5234
5235
5236
5237
5243
5244
5245
5246
5247
5253
5254
5255
5256
5257
5263
5264
5265
5266
5267
5208 5218 5228
5238
5248 5258
5268
5213
5214
5215
5216
5217
York
Class 5270 - Market Swine Class: Purebred or mixed market barrows or gilts.
Must be farrowed February 1, 2016 or later.
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FFA SHEEP
Point Values: Blue - 30, Red - 20, White - 10
Show Time/Wednesday morning after 4-H Sheep
Special Rules 1. Sheep must be clean and free from burrs.
2. Sheep must be blocked.
3. Limit 2 entries per class per exhibitor.
4. See Animal Health Rules for sheep.
Classes 5300. Ewe lamb.
5302. Ewe.
5301. Ram lamb.
5303. Ram, one (1) year and older.
5304. MARKET LAMB (WETHER OR EWE)
SEE 4-H/FFA MARKET LAMB SALE
FFA GOATS
Point Values: Blue - 30, Red - 20, White 10
Show Time/Wednesday morning after 4-H Goats Show
Special Rules
1. Limit 2 animals per exhibitor.
2. Animals must be 1 year old or less by September.
3. Wethers must weigh 40 - 140 pounds to be eligible to show and sell in the
Livestock Sale.
4. Wethers will be divided into weight classes after the Tuesday evening weigh-in.
5. See Animal Health Rules for Goats (wethers).
CLASS 5305 MARKET GOAT (WETHER)
SEE 4H/FFA MARKET GOAT SALE
FFA FIELD CROPS
Judging Time/Monday morning
Special Rules1. Each exhibitor is limited to one (1) entry in each class.
2. Each entry must be labeled as to variety.
3. All entries in this division must be a part of a supervised farming program
and entered in a record book.
4. Soybeans and cotton must have roots removed and an 8” wire attached at
ground level for hanging.
Classes5401. White Corn 10 Ears
5402. Yellow Corn 10 Ears
5403. Indian Corn 10 Ears
5405. Indian Finger Corn, 10 Ears
5406. Popcorn, 10 Ears
5407. White Shelled Corn, 1 quart
5408. Yellow Shelled Corn, 1 quart
5409. Oats, 1 quart
5410. Barley, 1 quart
5411. Soybeans, 1 quart
5412. Red Clover, 1 quart
5413. Sweet Clover, 1 quart
5414. Lespedeza Seed, 1 quart
5415. Grain Sorghum, 3 heads
5416. Orchard Grass, 1 quart
5417. Fescue, 1 quart
5418. Timothy, 1 quart
5419. Green Alfalfa, 6 in. bundle
5420. Sweet Clover, 6 in. bundle
5421. Soybeans, 3 green stalks
5422. Soybeans, 3 dry stalks
5423. Green Clover, 3 in. bundle
5424. Oats, 3 in. bundle
5425. Lespedeza, 6 in. bundle
5426. Wheat, 3 in. bundle
5427. Barley, 3 in. bundle
5428. Sunflower, 1 head
5429. Peanuts, 3 stalks
5430. Field Pumpkins, 1 specimen
5431. Cotton, 1 stalks (defoliated)
5432. Rice, 3 heads
5433. Rice, 1 quart
5434. Alfalfa Hay, 1 flake
5435. Miscellaneous Crop
Note: The SEMO District Fair encourages field crop exhibitors to show in open classes, too.
Duplicate entries must be made in field crops if you plan to show in open class and FFA
In Open class pumpkins are in horticulture department.
FFA FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Point Values: Blue - 12 points, Red - 8 points, White - 4 points
Judging Time/Sunday afternoon
Display will be on paper plate that is suitable for exhibit
Classes5500. Apples, 3 specimens
5501. Peaches, 3 specimens
5502. Pears, 3 specimens
5503. Plums, 3 specimens
5504. Lima Beans, 3 in. bundle specimens
5505. Green Beans, 3 in. bundle specimens
5506. Beets, 3 specimens
5507. Broccoli, 1 head
5508. Cabbage, 1 head
5509. Cantaloupe, 1 specimen
5510. Carrots, 3 specimens
5511. Cauliflower, 1 head
5512. Sweet Corn, 3 ears (shucked)
5513. Cucumbers/Pickles, 3 specimens
5514. Egg plant, 3 specimens
5515. Gourds, 3 specimens
FFA EXHIBITS
5516. Okra, 3 specimens
5517. Onions, 3 specimens
5518. Bell Peppers, 3 specimens
5519. Specialty Peppers, 3 specimens
5520. Potatoes, 3 specimens
5521. Sweet Potatoes, 3 specimens
5522. Pumpkin, Ornamental, 1 specimen
5523. Radishes, 3 specimens
5524. Squash, 3 specimens
5525. Tomatoes, 3 specimens
5526. Small Tomatoes 3 (ex. Cherry,
Grape)
5527. Turnips, 3 specimens
5528. Watermelon, 1 specimen
5529. Honey, 1 pint
5530. Miscellaneous Fruit
5531. Miscellaneous Vegetable
Point Values:will be determined by the Committee.
Advance entry in FFA exhibits is required so that booths can be built before Fair.
Classes
5600. FFA Exhibit (A master farmer exhibit, or any similar exhibit.) Space
limited to eight by ten feet (8’x10’).Make request of space needed to superintendent 2 or 3
weeks prior to Fair.
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5700. Tractor Restoration Class - Each participant must have a display of pictures, and
a write up of what all was performed during the restoration. Points will be assigned as
necessary.
5800. FFA Wood Projects
5900. FFA Metal Projects
FFA FARM SHOW EXHIBIT
The score card for judging and point values will be determined by the Committee.
4-H & FFA LIVESTOCK SALE
Sale Committee Chairman, Larry Ahrens
Sale time is 4:30 pm, Thursday, September 15
Sale order: Lambs,Goats, Market Swine, & Steers
1. 4-H-FFA exhibitor may only sell 1 steer, 1 swine, 1 lamb, or 1 goat wether. All
Champion or Reserve Champions must sell unless exhibitor has Champion in
2 species in which case he must choose 1 species to sell.
2. All eligible animals shown must be sold unless the 4-H/FFA member notifies
Larry Ahrens in writing by 5:00 pm Wednesday that the animal will not be sold.
3. All steers, swine, lambs and goat wethers shall be weighed-in at the fair on
portable scales by the sale committee. Only members of the sale committee
are allowed to read the official resale and show weight.
4. Market animals that do not meet weight requirements will be sent home
after the weigh-in Tuesday and are not eligible to show or be sold in the
Livestock Sale.
5. For sale eligibility, the animals must be shown in the 4-H/FFA Steer, Swine,
Lamb or Goat (wether) Show. Immediately after show, the superintendents
shall provide the Livestock Sale Committee with the judging results. Sale
order will be determined by show placings.
6. All animals consigned will be sold to the highest bidder.
7. Special T-shirt will be provided to 4-H/FFA exhibitors of market animals and
is to be worn during the livestock sale.
8. 4-H & FFA exhibitors must maintain responsibility for their market animals
until they are loaded on the trucks Saturday. In the case of resale animals,
responsibility will be maintained to the time animals are slaughtered.
9. Sale animals must remain in their stalls or pens until release time of 11:00
am Saturday, September 17.
10. No animal shall be consigned if it was previously consigned to another 4-H
or FFA sale.
11. The Livestock Sale Committee, along with the respective 4-H and FFA
superintendents, shall have the authority to eliminate any animal from the
sale that does not qualify in accordance with the rules set forth in this
Premium Guide, subject to the approval of the SEMO District Fair Board.
12. Market sale is open to regular enrolled 4-H & FFA sheep, swine, goat or
beef members as part of their supervised project.
13. Market lambs, swine, steers and goats do not have to be purebred.
14. No white ribbon animals will be sold.
15. 4-H and FFA Exhibitors must be certified with Show Me Quality
Assurance Program (SMQA) or they will not be allowed to show or sell.
If you are not certified contact your FFA Advisor or Extension Office
immediately.
16. Market lambs, market swine and market goats nominations must be
received by the Cape Girardeau County Extension Office by July 15, 2016
in order to show and sell. No exceptions.
Market Steers
1. 4-H/FFA member must have their steer by March 1, 2016 and nominated by
weight and identification at the Spring weigh-in designated by the Livestock
Sale Committee.
2. Steers must be castrated and polled or dehorned before nomination.
3. Steers will be weighed Tuesday evening, September 13, and must weigh at
least 1,000 lbs. to be eligible to show and be sold in the livestock sale.
Market Lambs
1. 4-H/FFA members must have their lambs by June 1, 2016.
2. All market Lambs must be nominated by July 15, 2016 with identifying information
in order to show and sell.
3. Lambs will be weighed Tuesday evening, September 13.
4. Southdown and Cheviot lambs must weigh 80-120 pounds and all other
breeds, 100-160 pounds to be eligible to show and be sold in the livestock sale.
Market Swine
1. 4-H/FFA members must have their swine by July 1, 2016
2. All market Swine must be nominated by July 15, 2016 in order to show and sell.
3. Swine will be weighed Tuesday evening, September 15.
4. Swine must weigh 230-310 pounds for show and sale eligibility.
MARKET GOATS (WETHERS)
1. 4-H members must own their wethers by June 1, 2016.
2. All market Goats must be nominated by July 15, 2016 in order to show and sell.
3. Wethers will be weighed Tuesday evening September 13.
4. Wethers must weigh 40-140 pounds for show and livestock sale eligibility.
SEMO District Fair 4-H & FFA Tractor Rodeo
Sponsored By
Davis Farm Supply
12 Noon, Friday, September 16, 2016
Chairman - Chad Upchurch
Superintendents/Gary Wyman & Sarah Blattel
Premiums1st.........Trophy & $35
2nd ........Trophy & $25
3rd.........Trophy & $15
4th..........................$10
General Rules1. Contest is open to any 4-H or FFA member enrolled in enrolled in
4-H Club in district, or FFA member enrolled in high school within their
district. Entries must be made between 11:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. day of the contest.
2. Written consent of parent or guardian must be presented before contestant will be permitted to participate. Consent form page 53 this catalog.
3. One (1) tractor will be furnished. All contestants will use this same tractor.
4. A two (2) wheel implement will be used for the contest course. This will be
provided by SEMO District Fair.
5. A penalty scoring system will be used. Violators of rules will draw penalty
points for the contestant. The contestant with the lowest total score will be
the winner of the event. Judges will be assigned to specific events in the
contest. Any misinterpretation of Rules arising before or during contest may
be revised depending on contest conditions; the decisions of
Superintendents and Judges will be final.
6. Each FFA chapter or 4-H Club is limited to three (3) entrants.
7. Safe Tractor Driving Rules will apply to the event.
Safe Tractor Driving Rules8. When mounting tractor, set brakes, place the gear shift lever in neutral
position and disengage clutch before starting engine.
9. Place PTO lever in neutral position before starting engine and keep in
disengaged at all times except when it is in use.
10. Engage clutch gently and avoid careless or sudden starts and stops which
tend to ‘bounce’ front wheels off the ground or cause rear wheels to ‘dig in.’
11. Avoid unnecessary slipping of clutch maneuvering in the driving contest.
The operator’s foot (or hand) may remain on the clutch, but ‘riding’ the
clutch is to be avoided.
12. Release brakes before starting to drive the tractor.
13. Keep tractor in gear when driving. Never shift into neutral or disengage
clutch to coast part of the way.
14. Ride on tractor seat or stand on platform. Never ride on drawbar or hitch
of implement being drawn.
15 Reduce speed to a safe level before making a turn or applying one
(1) brake.
16. Do not permit extra riders on the tractor at any time.
17. Bring tractor to a complete stop before dismounting.
18. Set brakes before dismounting.
19. Road gear should not be used during the practice or driving period. Any
gear which will permit a ground speed of ten miles per hour (10mph) or
faster will be considered a road gear.
20. Drive tractor at speeds slow enough to insure safety, both for yourself and
the contest Officials.
21. Wear clothing with snug fitting cuffs. Loose fitting, baggy clothing is to be
avoided.
22. Smoking during the practice period or while the contestant is participating
will not be permitted.
23. Disqualification will result in turning the tractor to come in contact with
equipment..
24. Mount and dismount tractor properly. Use steps, if provided by the
manufacturer.
25. When leaving tractor, shift into neutral, set brakes, engage clutch and shut
off engine.
26. The sequence of this operation does not necessarily need to be followed so
long as all operations are accomplished in a safe manner.
Procedure for Contest
Starting Tractor Engine-Upon mounting the tractor, contestant will be responsible for seeing that brakes are set, PTO disengaged and engine idling. Official
will then give the signal and timing begins. The contestant then proceeds to drive
the course.
Stopping Procedure-After backing implement into the shed as near the stopping
stakes as possible, without touching, the contestant will shift into neutral, set
brakes, engage clutch and shut off engine. The sequence of this operation does
not necessarily need to be followed so long as all operations are accomplished
in a safe manner.
ScoringEach contestant will have a three (3) minute time limit. A penalty of two hundred
eighty (280) points will be added to the contestant’s score for failure to complete
the course within the allotted time, with this exception: If time is called immediately prior to the completion of an event, the contestant will be stopped and
measurements will be taken. If penalties due to measurement are less than two
hundred eighty (280) points for exceeding the time limit, he receives the lower
score. In the event that time is called, the penalty points received for time plus
two hundred eighty 280 will not exceed four hundred sixty (460) penalty points
(three (3) minutes x sixty (60) plus two hundred eighty 280)
Two (2) stakes will serve as the back of the shed each located two feet (2’) in
from the corner. Contestants will be penalized ten (10) points for each inch over
two inches (2”) from the farthest stake to the implement.
Tractor Rodeo Score Sheet
Starting Safety1. Failure to check neutral position .................................................................. 50
2. Failure to disengage clutch while starting engine ......................................... 25
3. Failure to check PTO for disengagement ...................................................... 50
Mounting and Dismounting Safety1. Failure to check neutral position of gearshift ................................................ 50
2. Failure to set brake before dismounting ....................................................... 50
3. Jumping on or off tractor ........................................................................... 100
4. Failure to bring tractor to complete stop
before dismounting ........................................................................Disqualified
Driving Safety1. Failure to engage clutch gently ..................................................................... 10
2. Riding Clutch (foot on pedal over 5 seconds) .............................................. 10
3. Clutch disengaged while moving .................................................................. 40
4. Failure to ride on seat safely or stand on platform ..................................... 100
5. Skidding or spinning heels (with or without hard braking) ........................ 100
6. Operating or moving in unsafe manner ...................................................... 100
7. Moving tractor with brake set ...................................................................... 10
8. Inadequate precautions when others are around (judges, contestants,
spectators, or intentionally running over panels) ...........................Disqualified
9. Change of travel direction ............................................................................ 20
10. Panels touched or moved ........................................................................... 40
11. Parking implement - back of shed .............inches over 2 inches at 10 points
........................................................................................................... per inch
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4-H & FFA PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST
Registration at 8:30 am. Contest/9:00 am Saturday, Sept. 17 Held in the Activities Tent
Directors in Charge - David Wells, Brent Raines, Dortha Strack & Lesley Meier
Announcements and RulesThe Public Speaking Contest is designed to develop agriculture
leadership, provide for member participation in agricultural public
speaking activities and stimulate interest in leadership and citizenship.
I. General Plan All preliminary contests are for local participation and they are held under
the auspices of the county fair concerned. These preliminary events climax in the
state contest held at the time of the MAFF Annual Convention. All county contests
are optional and must follow the rules of the MAFF Public Speaking Contest.
Appropriate awards will be given by the Missouri
Association of Fairs and Festivals.
II. Eligibility1. The state contest will be limited to participation by one (1) student
representing each FFA Chapter or 4-H Club.
2. The state contest will be open only to students who are currently
enrolled in grades nine-twelve (9-12) during the current year, either boy
or girl.
3. Each contestant’s manuscript will be the result of the student’s own
efforts. It is expected that the contestants will take advantage of all
available training facilities in their local school in developing their
speaking ability, facts and working data may be secured from any
source, but must relate to fairs and agriculture.
4. Contestants competing MUST HAVE the following materials with them:
a. Four (4) double-spaced, typewritten copies of the speech on 8 1/2
x11” white bond paper.
b. A signed statement of originality on a form provided.
c. A complete and accurate bibliography used in writing the speech.
III. SubjectsContestants may choose any current subject for their speeches which is of
an agricultural character, relating to county fairs, and which is of general
interest to the public. Official Judges of the public speaking contest shall
disqualify a contestant if he speaks on a non-agricultural subject.
IV. Time LimitEach speech shall be a minimum of six (6) minutes in length and a
maximum of eight (8) minutes. Each contestant will be allowed three (3)
additional minutes of time in which he will be asked questions relating to
his speech. Deductions of twenty (20) points per minute, or major fraction
thereof, will be made from the score of each Judge for speeches under six
(6) minutes or over eight (8) minutes in length. (To prevent being penalized, a contestant must speak over five (5) minutes, thirty (30) seconds-and
under eight (8) minutes, thirty (30) seconds.)
V. AwardsAwards will be as follows:
1st....................... $100
2nd..................... $75
3rd....................... $ 50
4th....................... $25
Trophies or other awards will also be given for First and Second Placings.
VI. Travel ExpenseNo travel expense will be furnished to contestants by the Missouri
Association of Fairs and Festivals.
VII. The BibliographyAll contestants in the Public Speaking Contest should give credit to others
where any direct quotes, phrases, or special dates are used in the manuscript
in order not to be guilty of plagiarism. The Board of Directors of the MAFF at
their May, 1973 meeting in Jefferson City, MO adopted the following:
*A bibliography must be included as part of the public speaker’s manuscript, and direct quotes from any other source of information must be
marked in “quotes” on the manuscript and be identified in the bibliography.
Failure to do so will automatically disqualify a contestant.
Special thanks to Bank of Advance,
Advance, MO and Stoddard County Feed & Seed
for awards and sponsorship of
4-H/FFA Public Speaking Contest.
4-H & FFA LIVESTOCK SALES
The SEMO District Fair invites you to be a part of the 2016 4-H & FFA Livestock Sale on Thursday, September 15 at 4:30 p.m.
to be held in the Livestock Arena.
SALE ORDER WILL BE: Lambs, Goats, Market Swine and Steers
SPECIAL THANKS TO THESE SUPPORTERS AT THE 2015 LIVESTOCK SALE
4 S & J Inc.
American Auto
B & T Trucking
Baker Implement Company
Berry Stock Farm
Big River Mulch
Birk Cattle Company
Bollinger County CO-OP
Bollinger Poultry Company
Bowman Milling
Brunke Logging
Buchheit, Inc.
Capaha Bank
Cargill Ag Horizons
Chris Weiss
Commerce Bank
Concept Ag
Consiolidated Grain & Barge
Cook Tractor Parts, Inc.
CO-OP Fuel, Roy Walther
CO-OP Service Center, Jackson
Crop Production Service, Senath, AR
Crutsinger Feed & Freight
Curtis Jones Farms
Custom Cut Fabrication
Dave Danker
Diversified Services
Doris Breymeyer
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Drakes Ag Supply
Eastburn Family Farm
Ed Marshall, III
Esther Gray
Farmers Union Gin
Flickerwood Farms
Floyd's Equipment
GT Ag LLC
GT Cotton LLC
General Machine
George Cox
Gerald Williams Farm
Grassland Dairy
Harris Brothers Planting Company
Hat Creek Genetics
Heuer Sons Implement Company, Inc.
James & Jodi Johnson
James Family Concessions
James Gang Showpigs
Jason Bahr, Armor Seed
Johnson & Sons Farm Service
KAGMO Electric Co.
L. Taylor Bahn MS DDS
Larry's Cup of Cream
Lutesville Ford Motor Co.
MFA Agri-Services, Advance
MFA Agri-Services, Benton
MFA Agri-Services, Chaffee
MFA Agri-Services, Jackson
Michael Schlimme
Midwest Agri-Chemico
Midwest Grain & Barge Co.
Mkay Supply, LLC
Montgomery Bank
Nilsen Ag Services, LLC
Peoples Bank of Altenburg & Jackson
Performance Blenders, ADM Alliance Nutrition
Performance Blenders, Moormans Showtec
Performance Blenders, US Premium Beef
Pioneer Seed, Nathan Hunt
Progressive Farm Credit Services
Robin Burger
S & L Builders, Inc.
S.F. Trucking, Inc.
S. Tuschoff Photography
SEMO Meat Goat Association
SEMO Milling Company
Senath-Hornersville FFA
Shawneetown Feed & Seed
South Dunklin Co. 4-H Club
Southern FS
Strack Stone Co.
T. Wayne Lewis, DDS
The Bank of Missouri
4-H Club Department
4-H Beef Exhibitors
University of Missouri - Extension
Kristi Baker, Debra Henk, Steven Ivy, Lesley Meier, Stephanie Milner, 4-H Youth Specialists
Director of 4-H Exhibits - Mrs. Dortha Strack, 2907 Boutin Dr., Cape Girardeau, MO 63701
Livestock Exhibits - Dennis James
Premiums Offered $6,000
Premium money for exhibitors in this department is provided by the
SEMO District Fair Association. Compliance with General, Livestock, and Health Rules is required.
1. Due to the SEMO Fair parade being held on Saturday, September 10, entries
can be made on Friday evening, September 9th between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. at
the 4-H Exhibit Hall. Entries will also be taken Saturday morning between 8
a.m. and 12 noon. No entries accepted after 12 noon Saturday, September 10.
Those entering on Saturday will have to use the West Rodney Street entrance. The
other entrances will be blocked due to the parade. Admission fee will be charged
starting at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday. Exhibitors entering after 11:00 a.m. will have
to show completed entry form to access the fairgrounds. If you have any questions, please call Patty Turner at 573-270-3329 or the fair office at 573-334-9250.
2. Release Times:
Poultry Tent Exhibits-8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2016.
Market Barrows,Lambs,Steers and Goats sold through the sale -11:00 a.m. on
Saturday, Sept. 17. See page 2 for other livestock release times. In 4-H Exhibit
Hall - 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, Sunday, Sept. 18. Superintendents and the SEMO
Fair Board are not responsible for any articles left after 12:00 noon Sunday.
PREMIUMS WILL NOT BE PAID ON EXHIBITS REMOVED BEFORE THE
SPECIFIED RELEASE TIMES.
3. All exhibits except livestock poultry, and rabbits must be properly identified
with entry tag available at the County Extension Center.
4. Entries are to have the approval of the County Extension Agent from the
county where the exhibits originate.
5. Entries in this department are limited to the official 4-H members who have
their enrollment on file with the County University of Missouri Extension Center.
The official 4-H member must be at least eight (8) years of age before January
1, 2015 and not over 19 years of age before January 1, 2016.
6. Each exhibit shall be owned or made by the exhibitor and shall represent work
accomplished with a 4-H project being carried as of July 1, 2016.
7. Entries will be accepted from Missouri counties in Southeast Region & Surrounding Counties.
8. Exhibitors will be limited to a total of twenty (20) entries.
9. Exhibitors will be limited to three (3) entries in a project except in
rabbits, poultry, livestock and swine classes in which two (2) entries can be made.
Only one (1) steer entry can be made. In poultry, rabbits, beef, sheep, goats,
and dairy a total of six (6) entries can be made.
10. Every precaution will be taken to protect exhibits, but neither the SEMO District
Fair Association nor the 4-H Club Department will be responsible for any loss
or damage.
11. All judging will be done on the Danish system which includes blue, red, and
white ribbon groups. Premium money offered in this department will be
divided on the basis of 3-2-1; that is, an exhibit placing in the blue ribbon group
will receive three (3) times the amount received by an exhibit placing in the
white ribbon group. An exhibit in the red ribbon group will receive twice that
given to a white ribbon exhibit in the same class.
12. Premium money will be divided according to the number of exhibitors in the
show. Blue, red, and white ribbon winners receive the points indicated in the
premiums list. The total points awarded will be divided into the total money to
determine the value of a point.
13. In no case shall a point be equal to more than fifty-five cents.
14. In all classes the Judge’s decision will be final.
15. No exhibit shall be entered in both 4-H Department and general open
classes except livestock.
16. Articles made in projects recognized by the County Extension will be
accepted for exhibit. Their point value will be at the discretion of the
Director of 4-H Exhibits. 4-Hers exhibiting at the Fair have to be in good
standing with their Club. The Director of 4-H Exhibits has the right to reject
any entries, upon the recommendation of a leader.
17. Posters accepted in ALL PROJECTS. Poster size is 14"x22" presentation board.
*Architectural presentation board size is 32"x40". Display size is 18" x 16" x12".
18. Best of Show ribbons will be given in some project areas. No extra money.
19. No exhibits, including animals, may be exhibited in both 4-H and FFA,
however the same enterprise may be exhibited in both 4-H and FFA, as long
as breeding animals are shown in one division (4-H or FFA) and
non-breeding animals exhibited in the other division (4-H or FFA).
20. No articles made as a school project can be entered.
21. All 4-H entries in 4-H Exhibit Hall will be judged on Saturday, September 10,
2016 after entries close at noon.
22. 4-Her’s may only sell one steer, one barrow or gilt, one lamb, or one goat in the
4-H/FFA Livestock Sale.
23. If a 4-Her is unable to bring his animals to the Fair, he will be able to bring a
total of 3 different exhibits (poster display or notebook) in the 4-H Exhibit Hall.
Use Clover Book Number as entry number. Point value of 3-2-1.
24. All animals in purebred breeding classes of beef must be registered.
Animals in commercial beef classes and all dairy, sheep, goats and swine.
classes must have verification of age.
25. All beef and dairy exhibitors will be given EQUAL amounts of space per
head determined by the TOTAL NUMBER OF ENTRIES. Exhibitors are
limited to the space measured and marked by the Superintendents.
Include $5 per head entered
bedding charge with entry.
26. Livestock must be housed in areas designated for 4-H livestock and will be
given first priority for stall space. Exhibitors will be limited to space for
livestock actually brought to the fair, not the number entered if space is limited.
27. Tack stalls will be allowed for beef and dairy exhibitors, if space permits, limit of
one per exhibitor at a cost of $10.
28. Market animals (steers, swine, lambs, goats) that do not meet weight
requirements will be sent home after the weigh-in Tuesday, September 13 and
are not eligible to show or sell.
PREMIUMS WILL BE HELD ON VIOLATIONS.
30. All livestock exhibitors must be Show Me Quality Assurance (SMQA) certified
or they will not be able to show. If you are not certified, contact your Extension
Office immediately.
31. Exhibitors must accompany their animals to the show & care for them. Animals
must be presented before judges by 4-H member unassisted by parent or leader.
In case of sickness or other conditions which makes this impossible, animals must be
cared for & exhibited by another 4-H member.
Special Awards for Animal Exhibits Awards will be handed out at their respective shows.
Prairie Farms, Scott City, MO will give a champion award for one any other breed in dairy.
Advanced Pest Control Systems, Cape Girardeau, MO will give a champion award for Jersey in
the dairy show.
Franklin County Animal Medical Center, Washington, MO will give a champion award for
Holstein in the dairy show.
Tractor Supply Co., Cape Girardeau, MO, will give an award to the 4-H Champion and Reserve
Champion Market Goat.
Heartland Materials, Cape Girardeau, MO will give an award for the 4-H Reserve Champion
Poultry.
Orscheln Farm & Home Supply, Inc., Cape Girardeau, MO, will give two (2) awards in sheep,
based on showmanship. One fourteen (14) years and over, and one under fourteen (14) years. An
award for Grand Champion Poultry will also be given.
Lichtenegger Law Firm, Jackson, MO, will give an award for the 4-H Champion Market Lamb.
L.G.J. Farms, Arbor, MO, will give an award for 4-H Reserve Champion Market Lamb.
Shawneetown Feed and Seed, Jackson, MO will give (2) awards based on steer average daily
gain contest.
BAMM Cattle Co., Jackson, MO will give an award for the Supreme Champion Heifer.
Hat Creek Genetics, Jackson, MO will give an award for the Reserve Supreme Champion Heifer.
AMR Cattle Co., Altenburg, MO will give an award for the Supreme Champion Steer.
Birk Beef Cattle, Jackson, MO will give an award for the Reserve Supreme Champion Steer.
SEMO Cattlemen's Association, Jackson, MO will give an award for the 4-H Champion Market
Steer.
CO-OP Service Center, Inc., Jackson, MO, will give an award for the 4-H Reserve Champion Steer
and Reserve Champion Market Swine.
Commerce Bank, Cape Girardeau, MO, will give an award for the 4-H Champion Market Swine.
Dennis & Karen James, Leopold, MO, will give two (2) cash awards in swine based on
Showmanship, second place winners.
Dortha Strack, Cape Girardeau, MO, will present a traveling Club Herdsman Award.
MFA Exchange, Jackson, MO will give two (2) awards in dairy, two (2) awards in beef, two (2)
awards in swine, and two (2) awards in goats based on showmanship. One fourteen years and
over and one under fourteen years. An award will be given for the Grand Champion Rabbit. Awards
will be given to the winners of the overall showmanship for the 4-H Horse Show. Award to the
winner of the Showmanship class in 4-H Draft Horse, Draft Mule, Draft Pony, & Mini Mule Show.
SEMO Ready Mix, Cape Girardeau, MO, will give an award for the Reserve Champion Rabbit.
Laura Bishop, Cape Girardeau, MO, will give a cash award for the Grand Champion Guinea Pig in
memory of Mary & Dennis Lottes.
River Radio Group, Cape Girardeau, MO, will present a Belt Buckle, Youth in Agriculture Award.
Livestock Regulations1. Advance entry of livestock must be made and received by Marilyn Schott, 7379 State
Hwy 72, Jackson, MO 63755 by August 9, 2016. Make entries on Official 4-H Livestock
Entry Form found in center of this catalog, fair website, or County Extension Center.
Use a separate form for each division. All livestock entries must be completely filled
out and contain signature or they will not be accepted. Exhibitors can go on-line and
enter at semofair.com. All deadlines will be the same for on-line entries. Late entries
will be accepted up to September 1. A $50.00 per head additional fee will apply. Entry
can not be made on-line after the August 9 deadline. Late entries must be in Marilyn
Schott's POSSESSION by the September 1 deadline. The postmark does not apply to
the September 1 deadline.
2. No stall rent will be charged for livestock entered only in the 4-H Division.
Exhibitors may enter livestock in open classes.See Open Class rules. No premium money will
be paid to 4-H members who remove animals before the
established release time. All 4-H animals must be presented by the 4-H exhibitor
before the Judges unassisted by parent, leader, or breeder. In case of sickness
another 4-H member may substitute.
3. 4-H exhibitors of animals are asked to leave their health papers on applicable animals with their
superintendents.
4. Bedding - Beef Cattle exhibitors - Do not use straw for bedding: bark will be available. Bark
available at $5 per head for 4-H Exhibitors in 4-H housing, payable at the time of entry.
Dairy exhibitors may use straw.
5. Nomination forms must be received by Cape Girardeau Extension Office by July 15th, 2016 in
order for animal to show and sale (Goats, Swine, Sheep).
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4-H BEEF EXHIBITS Sandstone Farm David & Cathy Borgfield, Oak Ridge, Mo., will present an
individual Herdsman Award in the Beef Division.
Superintendents - Andy & Marisa Cook
Special Rules-
1. All entries must be made by August 9, 2016 to Marilyn Schott, 7379 State Hwy.
72, Jackson, MO 63755 or on-line @semofair.com.
2. All exhibits must be in place by 6 p.m., Tuesday, September 13, 2016.
3. Exhibitors of beef steers must be regularly enrolled in a Beef Project BF121.
4. Exhibitors of beef breeding stock will be limited to 4-H club members enrolled
in the Clover Project BF121 and must be owned by the member.
5. Exhibitors must report to the Beef Superintendent before tie-in.
6. Exhibitors will be limited to two (2) entries in a class, except in beef steer where
one (1) entry is allowed. Total of six (6) entries accepted.
7. Entries that arrive after 6 p.m. Tuesday, September 13, 2016, will not be accepted.
8. Do not use straw for bedding. Bark will be available at $5 per head charge for
4-H Exhibitors in 4-H housing, payable at the time of entry.
9. Beef exhibits cannot be removed until Saturday, September 17, 2016, 4:00 p.m.
10. Point value for each entry is forty-two (42) for blue, twenty-eight (28) for red
and fourteen (14) for white.
11.Beef exhibits shall not have been on a nurse cow after April 1, of the current
year, except in junior and senior heifer calf.
12. Purebred animals must have original registration certificates available for
inspection at the Fair. Commercial animals must have verification of age.
Purebred and commercial cattle must have a legible tattoo or brand identification and comply with the general & livestock health rules.
13. Cows in the Cow-Calf Class are not eligible to compete for Champion heifer.
They must be wet and able to nurse the calf, if asked. Purebred cows & calves
must have full registration papers to show. Calves older than 260 days of age on
show date are ineligible for this class. Calves must be the natural born calf of the
cow they are shown with. Calves are eligible to show individually in their
respective classes.
14. Showmanship classes will be held after the conclusion of the Market Steer Show
in the morning. All 4-Her’s who have beef animals at the Fair in the 4-H Division are
eligible to participate.
15. Placement of livestock grooming chutes within the FFA Building & 4-H Shelter
will have to meet the approval of FFA/4-H Superintendents.
16. Tie-out is 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. Tuesday through Friday.
17. Livestock will be given first priority for stall space. Exhibitors will be limited
to space for livestock actually brought to the fair, not the number entered if
space is limited.
4-H/FFA COMBINED BEEF SHOW
Judging - Wednesday, Sept. 14, 1:00 p.m.
A Supreme Female Champion over all breeds will be selected along with a Reserve Supreme Champion Female.
4-H and FFA beef exhibitors will compete with each other in this show of beef breeding cattle. Animals not listed by breed will show together in the "Other Breeds" class.
Beef Classes
HEIFERS
Spring heifer calves born on or after Mar. 1, 2016
Junior heifer calves born Jan. - Feb. 2016
Winter heifer calves born Nov. - Dec. 2015
Senior heifer calves born Sept. - Oct. 2015
Late summer yearling heifers born July - Aug. 2015
Early summer yearling heifers born May - June 2015
Spring yearling heifers born Mar. - Apr. 2015
Junior yearling heifers born Jan. - Feb. 2015
Senior yearling heifers born Sept. - Dec. 2014
Angus
3001
3002
3003
3004
3005
3006
3007
3008
3009
Char.
3015
3016
3017
3018
3019
3020
3021
3022
3023
Herf.
3029
3030
3031
3032
3033
3034
3035
3036
3037
Sim.
3043
3044
3045
3046
3047
3048
3049
3050
3051
Other
3057
3058
3059
3060
3061
3062
3063
3064
3065
Comm.
3071
3072
3073
3074
3075
3076
3077
3078
3079
3024
3038
3052
3066
3080
Char.
3025
3026
3027
3028
Herf.
3039
3040
3041
3042
Sim.
3053
3054
3055
3056
Other
3067
3068
3069
3070
Champion Heifer - Reserve Champion Heifer. First place winners in preceding classes competing.
COW-CALF
Cows born before Aug 30, 2014 and calves born after Jan. 1, 2016
3010
Champion Cow/Calf - Reserve Champion Cow/Calf.
BULLS
Angus
Spring bull calves born on or after Mar. 1, 2016
3011
Junior bull calves born Jan. - Feb. 2016
3012
Winter bull calves born Nov. - Dec. 2015
3013
Senior bull calves born Sept. - Oct. 2015
3014
Champion Bull - Reserve Champion Bull. First place winners in preceding classes competing.
Showmanship Classes - age 14 and older/under 14 (ages as of Jan. 1, 2016)
MARKET STEER SHOW
4-H Steer Show, Wednesday Sept. 14, 8:30 a.m.
There will be an award for the Supreme Steer Champion overall and a Reserve
Supreme Steer Champion.
Class 4047. Market Steer, minimum weight 1,000 pounds.
Eligibility Rules
1. This section is open to regularly enrolled 4-H members carrying beef steer
projects who have met all project requirements. It is limited to animals covered
in the project recorded. 4-H members must be enrolled in the beef steer project
by March 1, 2016.
2. The steer must be born on or after January 1, 2015 to be eligible for the show.
3. All members must have their animals by March 1, 2016. To be eligible for show
and sell the steer must have been weighed at the Spring Weigh-in designated by the
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Livestock Sale Committee. Steers must be castrated and dehorned before the
Spring Weigh-In. No horn outgrowth more than one-half inch long will be
permitted at weigh-in time.
4. Members may sell one (1) steer in the sale either in 4-H or FFA.
5. Steers do not have to be purebred.
6. All steers will be weighed on Tuesday evening, September 13, on
portable scales furnished on the grounds.
7. Animals will be sold on the inweight. Steers must weigh 1,000 pounds or more
on September 13, to be eligible to show and be in the sale.
8. There will be a Grand Champion and a Reserve Grand Champion Steer. A
Supreme Grand Champion and Reserve Supreme Grand Champion steer of the
SEMO District Fair wil be selected. The 4-H and FFA Grand and Reserve
Champion steers will be eligible to compete for this award.
9. Judging will be done on the Danish system which includes blue, red and white
ribbon groupings.
10. 4-H and general livestock rules apply.
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MARKET STEER SHOW - continued
11. Do not use straw for bedding. Bark will be available, at $5 per head charge
for 4-H Exhibitors in 4-H housing, payable at the time of entry.
12. The 4-H Beef Superintendents shall have the authority to eliminate any animal
from the 4-H Show that does not qualify in accordance to rules set forth in this
Premium Guide.
13. All steers must be sold in the 4-H and FFA Livestock Sale unless the owner
notifies Larry Ahrens, in writing by 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, September 14 that the
steer will not be sold. No white ribbon animals will be sold.
14. Entries are due August 9, 2016. Entries may be mailed on 4-H Livestock Entry
Forms to Marilyn Schott, 7379 State Highway 72, Jackson, MO 63755 or made
on-line @semofair.com.
15. All entries must be tied in by 6 p.m., Tues., September 13, 2016.
16. All steers will be shown in classes, divided by weight.
SEE 4-H AND FFA LIVESTOCK SALE INFORMATION
4-H SWINE EXHIBITS
inspection at the fair. Commercial animals must have verification of age.
They must be identified by ear notch.
11. Market gilts can only be shown in market classes and breeding gilts can
only be shown in breeding classes.
12. Market swine may be a barrow or gilt.
13. Two animals (purebred or crossbred) may be shown in either 4-H or FFA market
show, but not in both divisions.
14. Members must have their market animal(s) by July 1, 2016 and nominated with
identification by breed, color, and ear notch by July 15, 2016.
15. Market swine will be weighed on the fairgrounds September 13 after 6:00 p.m.
Animals must weigh between 230-310 pounds to be eligible to show and be
sold in the 4-H/FFA Livestock Sale. All swine will be shown in classes, divided
by weight.
16. All animals weighing 230-310 pounds must be sold in the 4-H/FFA Market Sale
unless the owner notifies Larry Ahrens, in writing by 5 p.m. on Wednesday,
September 14, that the animal will not be sold.
17. All 4-H market swine must also be entered (no charge) in the Open Swine
Carcass Show, Classes 1150 & 1151. Entry for this is made on an Open
Livestock Form by the exhibitor. Rules and information are found in
Department 400.
J.C. Brucker Family - J.C., Sharon, Katie, Matthew, Chaffee, Mo., will present an
Individual Herdsman Award in the Swine Division.
Superintendent - Dennis James
Judging Time - Wednesday, Sept. 14, 8:30 a.m.
Rules 1. All entries must be received on or before August 9, 2016. Entries may be mailed
on 4-H Livestock Entry forms to Marilyn Schott, 7379 State Highway 72, Jackson,
MO 63755 or made online at semofair.com (See also General Rules)
2. All exhibits must be in place by 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, September 13, 2016.
3. Market swine exhibits cannot be removed until Saturday, September 17, 2016 at
11:00 a.m. Breeding swine are released Saturday, September 17 at 5:00 p.m.
4. Point value for each entry is forty-two (42) for blue, twenty-eight (28) for red,
5. Pens will be assigned.
6. Must be enrolled in Clover Project SW181 by March 1, 2016.
7. All breeding animals must be owned by the exhibitor 90 days before the
SEMO Fair.
8. A total of six (6) entries accepted and limited to two (2) entries per class.
9. Compliance is required with General and Livestock Rules.
10. Purebred animals must have original registration certificates available for
4-H SWINE
BREEDING CLASSES
HAMPSHIRE
LANDRACE All OTHER
BREEDS
4065
4070
4066
4071
YORKSHIRE
DUROC
Gilts born Jan. - Apr., 2016
4060
4075
4080
Gilt or sow born prior to 2016
4061
4076
4081
Champion & Reserve Champion Sow or Gilt
Boars born Jan. - Apr., 2016
4063
4068
4073
4078
4083
Champion & Reserve Champion Boar
First place winners in preceding classes will compete for Champion and Reserve Champion
4095. Market Swine Class: Purebred or mixed market barrows or gilts. Must be farrowed Feb. 1, 2016 or later.
Showmanship Classes - age 14 and older/under 14 (ages as of Jan. 1, 2016)
4-H SHEEP EXHIBITS
Bonnie Overbeck, Jackson, Mo., will present an Individual Herdsman
Award in the Sheep Division.
Superintendents/ Clay Illers & Gwen Maloney
Judging Time/Wednesday, Sept. 14 following the FFA goat show
Special Rules1. All entries must be made by August 9, 2016. Entries may be mailed on 4-H
Livestock Entry Forms to Marilyn Schott, 7379 State Highway 72, Jackson, MO,
63755 or made on-line @semofair.com.
2. All exhibits must be in place by 6 p.m., Tuesday., September 13, 2016.
3. Exhibitors of sheep must be enrolled in Clover Project SH161.
4. Sheep exhibits are released on, Saturday September 17, 2016. Sale animals
released at 11:00 a.m. Breeding animals released at 5:00 p.m.
4-H SHEEP BREEDING CLASSES
Ram Lamb under 1 year
Champion & Reserve Champion Ram
Yearling Ewe 1 year & under 2 year
Senior Ewe from Sept.-Dec. 31, 2015
Ewe Lamb born after Jan. 1, 2016
Champion & Reserve Champion Ewe
CHESTER
WHITE
4085
4086
COMMERCIAL
4090
4091
4088
5. Point value for each entry is forty-two (42) for blue, twenty-eight (28) for red, and
fourteen (14) for white.
6. Members limited to two (2) entries per class, total of 6 entries.
7. 4-H sheep do not need to be registered but must have verification of age and
comply with General, Livestock and Animal Health rules.
8. Market lambs must have been owned by June 1, 2016 and be nominated with
identification by tag number by July 15, 2016 to show and sell.
9. Market lambs weights: Southdown and Cheviot 80 to 120 lbs. All other breeds
- 100 to 160 lbs.
10. Market Lambs must meet weight requirements or they will be sent home after
the weigh-in and will be ineligible to show or be in the 4H/FFA Livestock Sale.
11. Showmanship classes will be held after Market Lamb Show. All 4-H’ers who
have sheep at the Fair in the 4-H Division are eligible to participate
Southdown
Suffolk
Dorset
Corriedale
Shropshire
Oxford
Breeds
not listed
Cross-Breed
4400
4406
4412
4418
4424
4430
4436
4442
4402
4403
4404
4408
4409
4410
4414
4415
4416
4420
4421
4422
4426
4427
4428
4432
4433
4434
4438
4439
4440
4444
4445
4446
Champion and Reserve Champions will have first place winners in preceding classes competing.
4450. Market Lamb Class (may be ewe or wether). All market lambs must have lamb teeth. Ewe lambs shown as market lambs cannot be shown in the breeding show.
Showmanship Classes - age 14 and older/under age 14 (Ages as of Jan. 1, 2015)
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1350. 4-H BEEF BUCKET CALF
1351. 4-H DAIRY BUCKET CALF
Bucket Calf Judging Sunday, September 11 at 2:00 p.m. (Dairy) or Wednesday,
September 14 at 8:30 a.m. (Beef)
1. Animals of age 6 months or younger, halter broke and being bucket fed.
Select and/or purchase a calf born between March 1 and June 1 of
current project year within 2 weeks of birth. To show, calf should be at
least 90 days old on entry form date of birth.
2. Beef, dairy, or crossbred calf accepted at both shows.
3. Compliance with 4-H Club Department Rules & General Livestock Rules is
necessary. Point value for each entry is eighteen (18) for blue, twelve (12)
for red, and six (6) for white,
4. Members must be enrolled in Clover Project BC135
5. Exhibitor is responsible for calf care during the Fair.
6. Showmanship ribbon will be given.
7. Calves will be tied with Dairy or Beef.
8. Exhibitor of calf must be age 8-12 4-H age. Exhibitors who have had
their 13th birthday by Jan. 1, 2016 are ineligible.
9. Release Times: Sept. 12, 7:00 p.m. and must be gone by
Sept. 13 at 6:00 a.m. (Dairy) and Sept. 17 at 4:00 p.m. (Beef)
10. No Championship ribbon will be given.
11. Judging is based on an interview with the member not the quality of the calf.
Possible questions include: birthdate/age, how calf was cared for, raised and
general health care.
4-H DAIRY EXHIBITS
Prairie Farms Dairy, Scott City, Mo., will present an Individual Herdsman Award
in the Dairy Division.
Superintendents/Eddie & Amy Kirchdoerfer
Judging Time Sunday, 2:00 p.m., Sept. 11
Special Rules (see General Rules) 1. All entries must be made by August 9, 2016 to Marilyn Schott or on-line
@semofair.com
2. All exhibits must be in place by 1 p.m., Sat., Sept. 10, 2016.
3. Exhibitors must be enrolled in dairy projects.Animals must correspond to the
project in which members are enrolled. Clover Projects DA131-DA134.
4-H DAIRY CLASSES
Junior heifer calf born March 1, 2016 or after.
Intermediate heifer calf born Dec. 1, 2015 - Feb. 29, 2016
Senior heifer calf born Sept. 1 - Nov. 30, 2015
Summer yearling heifer born June 1 - Aug. 31, 2015
Junior yearling heifer born March 1 - May 31, 2015
Intermediate yearling heifer (not in milk) born Dec. 1, 2014-Feb. 28, 2015
Senior yearling heifer born Sept. 1 - Nov. 30, 2014
Junior Champion and Reserve Champion
Junior two (2) year old cow born March 1 - Aug. 31, 2014
Senior two (2) year old cow born Sept. 1, 2013 - Feb. 28, 2014
Three (3) year old cow born Sept. 1, 2012 - Aug. 31, 2013
Four (4) year old cow born Sept. 1, 2011 - Aug. 31, 2012
Aged cow born before Sept. 1, 2011
Senior Champion and Reserve Champion
4. Check with Dairy Superintendent before tying in.
5. Release time is Sept. 12, 7:00 p.m. Cattle must be gone by 6:00 a.m.,
Tues. Sept. 13.
6. Point value for each entry is forty-two (42) for blue, twenty-eight (28) for red,
7. Total of six (6) entries will be accepted.
8. 4-H dairy do not need to be registered but must have verification of age and
comply with 4-H General & Livestock Rules.
9. Provide own bedding, straw may be used.
4-H DRAFT HORSE, DRAFT MULE, MINI MULES, and DRAFT PONY SHOW
Superintendent/Stephen Meier
Halter class judging time: Friday., Sept. 16, 3:30 p.m.
All breeding stock must be registered. Animals will be tied in open class housing. Animals
should be owned by exhibitor's farm. All entries must be made by August 9, 2016 to Marilyn
Schott or on-line @semofair.com. Exhibitors are limited to one entry per class, total of six entries
accepted. Point value for each entry is 45 for blue, 30 for red, and 15 for white. Members must
be enrolled in Project HS140-141. Animals must be in place by 6:00 p.m. Wednesday and
released at 4:00 p.m. Sat., Sept. 17. Draft horses and draft mules can come back day of show.
Classes4300 Draft Horse Foal
4301 Draft Horse Mare
4302 Draft Horse Gelding
4303 Draft Horse Yearling Stallion
Champion and Reserve Champion
Draft Horse Animal (Ribbon Only)
4304 Draft Pony Foal
4305 Draft Pony Mare
4306 Draft Pony Gelding
Champion & Reserve Champion Draft
Pony Animal (Ribbon Only)
4307 Draft Mule Foal
4308 Draft Mule Mare
4309 Draft Mule Horse
Champion & Reserve Champion Draft
Mule Animal (Ribbon Only)
4310 Miniature Mule Colt
4311 Miniature Mare Mule
4312 Miniature Horse Mule
Champion & Reserve Champion Mini
Mule (Ribbon Only)
Overall Grand & Reserve Grand
Champion Animal
4313 Showmanship
4314 Cart Class (any animal)
4315 Driving Class Team (any 2 animals hitched as a team)
Jersey
4100
4101
4102
4103
4104
4105
4106
Milking
Shorthorns
4120
4121
4122
4123
4124
4125
4126
Brown Swiss
4140
4141
4142
4143
4144
4145
4146
Holstein
4160
4161
4162
4163
4164
4165
4166
Cross-Bred
4180
4181
4182
4183
4184
4185
4186
4107
4108
4109
4110
4111
4127
4128
4129
4130
4131
4147
4148
4149
4150
4151
4167
4168
4169
4170
4171
4187
4188
4189
4190
4191
4-H GOAT EXHIBITS
12. Wethers in class 4700 must weigh 40-140 lb. at the Tuesday weigh-in or
Lost Creek Boer Goat Farm, Alvie & Susan Richmond, Wappapello, Mo., will
they cannot show or be in the 4-H/FFA Livestock Sale.
present an Individual Herdsman Award in the Goat Division.
13. NOTE: Adult bucks may be required to be put in a trailer at night for the
Goat Superintendents - Clay Illers & Gwen Maloney
safety of all visiting does.
Judging Time: Wed., Sept. 14 Morning at 8:30 a.m. followed by FFA
14. Wethers must be owned by June 1, 2016 and be nominated with identification
Special Rules (See General Rules)
by tag number by July 15, 2016 to show and sell.
1. All entries must be made by August 9, 2016 to Marilyn Schott or on-line @semofair.com.
MEAT
GOAT - CROSS OR FULL BLOOD DAIRY GOAT
2. All entries must be in place by 6 p.m., Tuesday, September 13, 2016.
- (need not be registered)
Bucks
3. Members must be enrolled in Clover Project GA136 - GA139.
4700. Wether Class under 1 year
4708. 0-6 months
4. Goat exhibits cannot be removed until Saturday, September 17, 2016.
Bucks
4709. 7-12 months
Sale animals released at 11:00 a.m. Breeding animals released at 5:00 p.m.
4701. 0-6 months
4710. 13-24 months
5. Point value of each entry is forty-two (42) for blue, twenty-eight (28) for red, and
4702. 7-12 months
Champion & Reserve Champion Buck
fourteen (14) for white.
4703. 13-24 months
Does
6. All Dairy Goats shown must have been owned by the exhibitor on June 1 or
Champion & Reserve Champion Buck
4711. 0-6 months
before of the current year.
Does
4712. 7-12 months
7. Meat Goats must be owned by June 1 of the current year.
4713. 13-24 months
8. 4-H goats do not need to be registered, but must have verification of age and comply 4704. 0-6 months
4705. 7-12 months
4714. over 24 months
with General, Livestock and Animal Health Rules.
4706. 13-24 months
Champion & Reserve Champion Doe
9. Exhibitors are limited to two (2) entries per class. A total of six (6) entries will
4707. over 24 months
Showmanship
be accepted.
Champion & Reserve Champion Doe
Fourteen (14) and over as of January
10. Animals may be hand held or led by a rope and/or halter. Exhibitors are
1, 2016
requested to be neatly attired when showing their animals in the ring.
Under fourteen (14) as of January 1,
11. 4-Hers must be exhibiting Goats to be eligible to participate in the
2016
showmanship contest.
See
4-H
and
FFA
Livestock
Sale
Information
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4-H HORSE SHOW
Superintendents/Brenda Phillips & Sarah Aufdenberg
Judging time: Saturday, September 17, 2:00 p.m.
Eligibility Regulations: Membership-each participant must be enrolled by
May 1, of the current year in the 4-H Horsemanship Project and be in good
standing within his or her club. Must bring copy of Horse Enrollment Form.
A negative coggins test is required on all horses entering the show. No stallions allowed. Members must be enrolled in Clover Projects HS140-HS141.
No Pre-registration needs to be mailed.
Completed Registration forms must be brought to the Livestock Gate
as your gate entry. Registration forms can be obtained at your local
Extension Office or in SEMO Fair Premium Guide Book or fair website.
Use 4-H Livestock Entry Form.
PREMIUMS: 18 pts. - Blue
12 pts. - Red
6 pts - White
Classes will be judged using the Danish System - Blue, Red, and White
Ribbons with premiums paid in 4350, 4351, 4353, and 4354. Ribbons will
be presented for first to third place in classes 4352, 4355, and 4356 with
remaining entries receiving participation ribbons.
Classes:
Halter Classes:
4350 - Showmanship at halter, 14 & over
4351 - Showmanship at halter, under 14
4352 - Bareback Pleasure
Horsemanship Class - For the horsemanship classes, exhibitors will be
asked to bring their horse into the ring unsaddled. The exhibitor will then,
at the judge’s direction, saddle their mount. When all the horses are saddled
the equitation will begin.
4353 - Horsemanship - 14 and over
4354 - Horsemanship - under 14
4355 - Water Glass
4356 - Egg and Spoon
4-H POULTRY EXHIBITS
Superintendents/Laura & Henry Bishop and Kim & Tony Scheffer
Judge - Larry Denny
Judging Time/Sat., Sept. 10 - 1:00 p.m.
Rules1. Advance entry of Poultry must be made. Mail entries to Dortha Strack,
2907 Boutin Dr., Cape Girardeau, MO 63701. Official 4-H Poultry and Rabbits
Forms must be used and received or postmarked no later than August 9,
2016. The Class Item, Breed, and Leg Band Number must be on the form.
Entries may also be made on-line at semofair.com, deadline August 11. Late
entries will be accepted up to Sept. 1 at $50.00 per head additional fee by paper
entry form only and be in possession of Dortha Strack by Sept. 1. Postmark
does not apply to Sept. 1 deadline.
2. Point value for each entry; nine (9) for blue, six (6) for red, and three (3) for
white.
3. Limited to two (2) entries per class. Total of six (6) entries will be accepted.
4. Exhibitors must provide 2 containers (for feed & water) per pen. Cans must be
8 oz. or larger (no paper or tuna can) and proper height for the birds. Cans
must be secured to cage by punching two (2) holes in can and wired to cage.
If proper size cans are not used, exhibitor may not leave birds.
5. Check with Superintendent before and after caging birds.
6. All entries will be health checked before they are placed in cages. If found to
have a communicable disease, the entry will have to be taken home
immediately.
7. All entries will go by their leg band number; the number and name will be
entered in an entry book. After judging, ribbons will be posted.
8. The single pullet may not be one (1) of the Pen of Three (3) entry.
9. Poultry must be brought on Sat., Sept. 10, 8:00 a.m. -12:00 pm to the Poultry Tent.
10. Release time is Tues., Sept. 13 - 8:00 pm-9:00 pm.
11. Members must be enrolled in Clover Projects PO151-PO153.
12. Poultry leg bands are available for a charge at the Cape Girardeau Extension Office.
13. If animals are also entered in open class, they must be removed at release time
and brought back at open class arrival time.
Classes
4200. Old Cock
4205. Duck
4201. Hen
4206. Goose
4202. Cockerel
4207 Guineas, pen of two (2)
4203. Pullet
4208. Pigeon
4204. Pen of two (2) pullets
4209. Turkey
and one (1)cockerel.
4-H RABBITS AND GUINEA PIGS EXHIBITS
Superintendents/ Laura & Henry Bishop and Kim & Tony Scheffer
Judge - Larry Denny
Judging Time/Rabbits Sat., Sept. 10 after Poultry
Guinea Pigs, Sat., Sept.10 after Rabbits
Rules:
1. Advance entry of rabbits must be made. Mail to Dortha Strack, 2907
Boutin Dr., Cape Girardeau, MO 63701. Official 4-H Poultry and
Rabbits Form must be used and received or postmarked no later than
August 9, 2016. The Class Item, Breed, and Ear Mark Number must be on
the form. Entries may also be made on-line at semofair.com, deadline August
9. Late entries will be accepted up to Sept. 1 at $50.00 per head additional fee
by paper entry form only and be in possession of Dortha Strack by Sept. 1.
Postmark does not apply to Sept. 1 deadline.
2. All rabbits and guinea pigs must have a magic marker ear mark.
3. Members may make two (2) entries per class.
4. Point value for each exhibit is nine (9) for blue, six (6) for red, and
three (3) for white.
5. Exhibitors must provide 2 containers (for feed & water) per pen. Cans must be
8 oz. or larger (no paper or tuna can) and proper height for the animals. Cans
must be secured to cage by punching two (2) holes in can and wired to cage.
If proper size cans are not used, exhibitor may not leave animals.
6. Check with superintendent before and after caging animals.
7. All animals will be checked by a veterinarian. Any animal with a
communicable disease will be sent home as soon as it is detected.
8. All entries will go by their ear tag. The names and numbers will be entered
in an entry book. After judging, ribbons will be posted.
9. Rabbits and guinea pigs must be brought in Sat., Sept. 10, 8:00 am-12:00 pm
to the Poultry Tent
10. Release time is Tues., Sept. 13 - 8:00-9:00 pm.
11. Members must be enrolled in Clover Projects RB111,112,113 or PE101,102,103.
12. If animals are also entered in open class, they must be removed at release time
and brought back at open class arrival time.
Classes4220. Buck
4223. Guinea Pig
4221. Doe
4222. Meat Pen Class - Meat pen will consist of 3 rabbits of the same breed,
variety, either sex and used to being housed together.
Age is not over 70 days old and weight 5 pounds each or less.
4-H ENTRIES IN 4-H EXHIBIT HALL
AWARD SPONSORS FOR “BEST OF SHOW”
Agronomy - CO-OP Service Center, Jackson, MO - $25 Gift Certificate.
Arts & Crafts - Americhicken, Matt Ochs, Cape Girardeau, MO - $20 Cash
Arts & Crafts Projects - Janet's Hair Fashion - Janet Bell, Cape Girardeau, MO - $20 Cash.
Scrapbooking - Donald Stream, Manchester, MO - $25 Cash.
Breads - Meier Horseshoe Pines, Steve & Teresa Meier, Jackson, MO - $20 Cash.
Cake Decorating - My Daddy’s Cheesecake, Kevin & Susan Stanfield, Cape Girardeau, MO $25 Gift Certificate.
Clothing - 4-H member in first year of clothing - award is a Gingher Dressmaker Shears in
memory of Viola Dannenmueller.
Clothing & Textiles - Golden Needle, inc., Sheryl Winschel, Cape Girardeau, MO Award.
Computers - R&W School Supply, Allen & Joyce Clark, Cape Girardeau, MO $25 Cash.
Electricity, Small Engines, Welding - Rental Land Special Events, Cape Girardeau, MO - $20
Cash.
Entomology - Cape Kil, Cape Girardeau, MO - $20 Cash.
Floriculture - Missouri 4-H Center for Youth Development - $20 Cash.
Food Nutrition - Pie Safe Bakery & Cafe - Sharon & Monte Penrod, Pocahontas, MO - $20 Gift
Certificate.
Food Preservation - Linda & Edie Farrow, Cape Girardeau, MO - $20 Cash
Horticulture - Sunny Hill Garden & Florist Center, Cape Girardeau, MO - $20 Gift Certificate.
Knitting & Creative Crochet - Deloris Meyr, Cape Girardeau, MO - $20 Cash.
Miscellaneous Projects - Advance Automotive, Roger Austin, Cape Girardeau, MO - $20
Cash.
Miscellaneous Projects - Skyview Animal Clinic, Cape Girardeau, MO $25 Cash.
Other 4-H Project - Strack Stone, Cape Girardeau, MO - $20 Cash.
Photography - Linda Jenkins Rechtin - $25 Cash - 2 Prizes - Photo I and II or III.
Quilting - Golden Needle, Inc., Sheryl Winschel, Cape Girardeau, MO - Award
Robotics - Ron & Suzanne Scherer, Jackson, MO - $20 Cash.
Shooting Sports - Heuer Custom Cabinets, Jeff & Sara Heuer, Cape Girardeau, MO - $20 Cash
Veterinary Science - MWI Veterinary Supply - Trip Winkel Sales Representative, - $25 cash
Woodwork - Landgraf Construction, Co., Jackson, MO - 2 Cash awards.
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EXHIBITS LIST AND GUIDELINES
AEROSPACE EDUCATION
Superintendent/Karen Fornkahl
On back of tag, describe relationship of article to project and put number of years
project taken.
Classes and Points
AE811. Aerospace Unit I: any item made .........................................3 - 2 - 1
AE812. Aerospace Unit II: any item made ........................................3 - 2 - 1
AE813 Aerospace Unit III: any item made ........................................3 - 2 - 1
AE814 Aerospace Unit IV: any item made ........................................6 - 4 - 2
(Display on launch pad in an upright position.)
AGRONOMY
Superintendent Cliff Illers
Exhibits will be accepted from any agronomy project 4-Her is enrolled in. Each entry
must be labeled giving member’s name, project, and variety. 4-H members can bring
three (3) entries each in Projects AG981 and AG982 if enrolled. Seed & grain exhibits
should be in a clear one (1) quart wide mouth jar with lid. Attach rubber band of entry
tag around neck of jar. Exhibits must have been produced during the last harvest
season.
Classes and Points
AG981. Forages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-4-2
EXHIBIT QUANTITY
Hay or Straw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 Square Bale
Plants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Legumes & Grasses 2" Bundle
AG982. Grains. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-4-2
EXHIBIT QUANTITY
Corn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Ears or 3 Stalks or 1 quart
Cotton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 Stalks
Grain Sorghum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Heads or 5 Stalks
Grass Seed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 quart
Rice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2" bundle or 1 Quart
Soybeans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 Stalks or 1 Quart
Sunflowers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 Head
Wheat, Barley, Oats . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 Quart or 2" bundle
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Superintendents/June, Richard & Dakota Oehl
1. On back of entry tag, put number of years project taken, brief description of
how item was made, time it took to complete item and age. State if article was made
from a kit.
2. The use of kits and/or patterns is discouraged in this project.
However, since kits and patterns may be helpful in teaching skills and
techniques, members in AC311 only may exhibit non-original items.
3. Artwork (drawings, sketches, etc.) must be framed with a hanger.
Classes and Points
AC311. Arts & Crafts: any item made ...............................................................3-2-1
AC312. Advanced Visual Arts - I : any item made ............................................6-4-2
AC313. Advanced Visual Arts - II: any item made ............................................6-4-2
AC314. Arts & Computers: any item made.......................................................6-4-2
AC315. Scrapbooking - completed small Scrapbook or other item made ......3-2-1
AC316. Scrapbooking - completed large Scrapbook........................................6-4-2
BREAD
Superintendent/Erna Phillips
1. Exhibit will be one-quarter (1/4) loaf of bread or four (4) rolls.
2. Bread must be of reasonable keeping quality to keep at least a week.
3. Bread preparation: punch hole in paper plate that bread will fit on. Attach entry
tag with rubber band or string to outside of bag.
4. On back of entry tag, put number of years project taken and name of project
book used.
Classes and Points
FN581. Breads-I - any item made ...................................3-2-1
FN582. Breads-II - any item made...................................3-2-1
FN583. Breads-III - any item made..................................6-4-2
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CAKE DECORATING
1.A total of three different items can be exhibited.
2. List number of years in project on back of entry tag.
3. Write description of decoration on back of entry tag.
4. Cake decorations must be on cake and not a dummy cake. One, two, or three
layer cakes are acceptable.
5. Borders must be on a cake and not on a separate board or plate.
6. Bought decorations are acceptable if they are needed to complete
decorating items such as plastic clown head, doll head, etc.
7. If sugar molds are used, they must be used on cakes as decorations.
8. These rules will be followed for judging or entry will be disqualified.
9. Cupcakes will be accepted in Class CD361 - Cake Decorating 1, 4 cupcakes on a plate only.
Classes and PointsCD361. Cake Decorating, I ....................................................................... 3-2-1
CD362. Cake Decorating, II ...................................................................... 6-4-2
CD363. Cake Decorating, III..................................................................... 9-6-3
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
Anything used in care of children. Item should consider safety, durability,
construction, practicality, and interest to age of child. Items must have written on
back of entry tag: ( 1) how the article was made, (2) age of child it was made for.
Examples: toys, educational games, educational displays, etc. (3) number of years
in this project, 4) Learning experience needed on all items., 5) Kits may be used but
item should state if it is a kit.
Classes and PointsCH411. Child Development Unit I: any item made ......................................3-2-1
CH412. Child Development - Unit II: any item made...................................3-2-1
CH413. Child Development - Unit III: any item made..................................6-4-2
CLOTHING PROJECT
Superintendent/Shirley Palen
Put number of years project taken and skills learned on back of entry tag. Entry tags
must be on garment with small safety pins.
All garments must be put on hanger.
Classes and PointsCL521. Sewing Expressions - Level I - any item made ............................. 3-2-1
CL522. Sewing Expressions - Level II - any item made............................ 3-2-1
CL523. Sewing Expressions - Level III any item made ............................ 6-4-2
CL524. Buying Clothes - Level I - non-construction unit .......................... 3-2-1
CL525. Buying Clothes - Level II -non construction unit .......................... 3-2-1
State Fashion Revue items on Display Only.
COMPUTERS
Superintendent/Linda Illers
Back of entry tag must have (1) name of project, (2) number of years in the project,
(3) steps taken to complete this exhibit,(4) how long it took to complete this exhibit,
and (5) what you learned by making this exhibit.
Classes and Points
CP891. Computers I: any item made ...................................................... 3-2-1
CP892. Computers II: any item made ..................................................... 3-2-1
CP893. Computers III: any item made .................................................... 3-2-1
CP894. Computers IV: any item made .................................................... 3-2-1
CP895. Scratch; any item made .............................................................. 3-2-1
CP896. Alice; any item made ................................................................... 3-2-1
CROCHET
On back of entry tag, put name of stitches, techniques used, and number of years
project taken.
Classes and PointsCR321. Crochet - Unit I; any item made .................................................... 3-2-1
State Fashion Revue items on Display Only
ELECTRICITY
Superintendent/Cliff Illers
On back of tag, describe the relationship of article and project and number of years
project taken.
Use plans from any source. Items should be made in accordance with the National
Electrical Code. Consult power suppliers or electricians for code requirements.
Battery operated items are also eligible exhibits.
Classes and Points:
EL831. Electricity Unit I: Any item made ................................................ 3-2-1
EL832. Electricity’Unit II: Any item made ............................................... 3-2-1
EL833. Electricity Unit III: Any item made.............................................. 6-4-2
EL834. Electricity Unit IV: Any item made.............................................. 6-4-2
ENTOMOLOGY
Boxes must be exactly 18” long x24” wide x3 1/2” deep. Name and label insects.
Label which insects were added in 2016 and list them on a separate paper with
each box.
Classes and Points:
EN921. Entomology: Unit I: any item made ....................................................6-4-2
EN922. Entomology: Unit II: any item made...................................................6-4-2
EN923. Entomology: Unit III: any item made..................................................9-6-3
EN924. BeeKeeping: any item made or produced ..........................................9-6-3
EXPLORING 4-H
On back of tag, describe relationship of article to project and number of years project
taken.
Classes and Points
EX261. Exploring Unit I; any item made ................................................. 3-2-1
FOOD NUTRITION & PRESERVATION
1. Exhibit will be four (4) muffins, cookies, bars, etc. Bring one-quarter
(1/4) of the whole cake or loaf or 1 whole mini-loaf
2. Food must be of reasonable keeping quality to keep at least a week.
3. Food preparation: punch hole in paper plate suitable size for item and attach entry
form with string or rubberband to outside of bag. No plastic wrap.
4. Attach a separate piece of paper with the recipe and where the recipe is from
(name of cookbook, project book, person, etc.)
Classes and PointsFN551. Foods-A -any food item made .................................................... 3-2-1
FN552. Foods-B - any food item made ................................................... 3-2-1
FN553. Foods-C - any food item made ................................................... 3-2-1
FN554. Foods-D - any food item made ................................................... 3-2-1
FN556. Food Science - what's on my plate............................................. 3-2-1
FN557. International Foods I - any food item made ............................... 3-2-1
FN558. International Foods II - any item made....................................... 3-2-1
FN561. Microwave Magic A - any item made ......................................... 3-2-1
FN562. Microwave Magic B - any item made ......................................... 3-2-1
FN563. Microwave Magic C - any item made ......................................... 3-2-1
FN564. Microwave Magic D - any item made......................................... 3-2-1
FN571. Food Preservation - any item made - no duplicate items.......... 6-4-2
EXAMPLES: Canned, dried, or pickled foods, gift
package of preserved foods, educational displays, etc.
For safety reasons, all Food Arts exhibits must follow these rules:
1. Canned goods/preserved items must follow University of Missouri-Columbia
guidelines for processing.
2. Label exhibit with out-lines of procedures and recipes used in processing and date
of processing.
Example of a qualified label:
Snap Beans
7/16
Pressure Canned, 10 lbs.
25 minutes
3. Signs of spoilage or alteration from standard processing guidlines will
disqualify exhibit. Information on standard procedure is available from
County University Extension Centers.
4. No food should be sampled by judges at local judging.
5. Headspace requirements are as follows:
Fruits: 1/2 inch
Vegetables: 1/2 to 1 inch
Sweet spreads: 1/4 inch for jellies; 1/2 inch for all others
Pickles: 1/2 inch
FORESTRY
Entries must be in keeping with project requirements. Put number of years in project on entry tag back.
Classes & Points:
FO931. Forestry I: Any item made as outlined in forestry project, for example:
educational display, 3 -D models, display boards of leaf, twig &
wood samples, etc.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-2-1
FO932. Forestry II: Any item made. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-4-2
FO933. Forestry III: Any item made. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-4-2
GEOLOGY
If an exhibit box is used, it must be approximately 18” long x 24” wide & 3 1/2” deep with a clear cover
that can be removed. Specimens should be labeled and mounted so the boxes can be displayed If
more than one box, indicate box for display. On back of entry tag, put number of years project taken.
Class and Points
GG941. Geology - any display ................................................................. 6-4-2
HEALTH/FITNESS
On back of tag, describe relationship of article to project and number of years project taken.
Examples: Educational displays, photo stories, sports equipment made by the 4-H member.
Classes and Points
HF711. Bowling - any item made ............................................................ 3-2-1
HF712. Golf - any item made.................................................................. 3-2-1
HF771. First Aid - any item made ........................................................... 3-2-1
HF772. Staying Healthy - any item made............................................... 3-2-1
HF773. Keeping Fit - any item made ...................................................... 3-2-1
HF774. Physical Activity in 4-H Clubs - any item made ......................... 3-2-1
HF775. Move Across Missouri - any item made .................................... 3-2-1
HOME ENVIRONMENT
Any three (3) articles made in home environment project in which 4-Her is enrolled may
be exhibited, pairs of items cannot be entered separately. On back of tag tell what was
done by the member and number of years project taken.
Classes and PointsHE471. Home Environment Unit 1; any item made................................ 3-2-1
HE472. Home Environment Unit 2; any item made................................ 3-2-1
HE473. Home Environment Unit 3; any item made................................ 3-2-1
HE474. Home Environment Units 4; any item made .............................. 3-2-1
HE475. Home Environment Units 5, any item made .............................. 6-4-2
HE476. Home Environment Units 6; any item made .............................. 6-4-2
HE477. Home Environment Unit 7, any item made................................ 6-4-2
HE478. Designing a Space of My Own: any item made........................ 6-4-2
HORTICULTURE - GARDENING (fruits, vegetables, and flowers)
Superintendent/Kandy Peek
Any 4-H member may exhibit any project grown, made,(notebooks accepted), or used
in connection with gardening project. Each exhibit, vegetable or fruit, must be displayed
on a paper plate or suitable container. Attach entry tag to container.
Classes and Points
HO971, HO972, HO973, & HO974. Gardening; any item home grown or made. . .6-4-2
Beans - 6 pods
Onions - 4
Beets - 4
Peas - 6 pods
Cabbage - 1
Peppers (large) -4, (small) - 6
Carrots - 6
Potatoes -4
Corn - 3 ears
Pumpkins - 1
Cucumber (slicing) -4, (pickling) -6
Squash - 1
Eggplant - 1
Sunflower - 1
Gourds - (large) -1, (small) -6
Tomatoes - (large) -4, (small) -6
Okra - 6
Watermelon - 1
Any other Produce grown in garden based on size: large - 1, medium - 3, small - 6,.
Mixed vegetable or fruit basket - basket 12” maximum.
Floriculture
Live plants in suitable pot. Cut specimens must be displayed in a clear pint or quart jar.
Exhibitor must have grown the flowers used in the exhibit except for Flower Arranging.
Purchased flowers (real or silk) may be used individually or in combinations in Flower
Arranging exhibits.
Classes and Points
HO961, HO962, HO963, & HO964; any item grown or made...6-4-2
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KNITTING
On back of entry tag, put name of stitches and techniques used and number of years
project taken.
Classes and PointsKN331. Knitting Unit I -any item made ...................................................... 3-2-1
KN332. Knitting Unit II - any item made .................................................... 3-2-1
State Fashion Revue items on Display only
OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
Examples: Educational displays, homemade equipment or clothing, photo panel (on
11”x14” display board), etc.
On back of entry tag, put number of years project taken.
Classes and Points
OA761. Hiking - any item made............................................................... 3-2-1
OA762. Camping: Any item made ........................................................... 3-2-1
OA763. Backpacking: Any item made ..................................................... 3-2-1
OA764. Outdoor Adventures: Any item made ......................................... 3-2-1
PHOTOGRAPHY
Superintendent/Linda Illers
1. Use 8”x10” mount board. A permanent mount must be
made using photographic adhesive - no corner mounts allowed, no frames
allowed. The mat board may be white, black, or of a color that accentuates
the photograph. NO FOAM BOARD.
2. An entry may be a single photo on 8”x10” mat board or a picture story of
4 photographs on 8”x10” mat board.
3.Photos can be matted with a single window mat if appropriate or a full 8”x10”
photo can be mounted flush on the mount board. No double matting.
4. On back of entry tag, put number of years project taken, and type of camera and
lens used or cell phone photo. Tape tag to back of entry.
Classes and PointsPH351. Any project from Photography I..............................................3-2-1
PH352. Any project from Photography II.............................................6-4-2
PH353. Any project from Photography III.............................................6-4-2
QUILTING
On back of tag put skills learned in this level and number of years in project.
Class and Points
QU341. Quilting: small item .................................................................... 3-2-1
QU342. Quilting: large item..................................................................... 6-4-2
ROBOTICS
Back of entry tag must have the following information: 1) name of project, 2) number
of years in the project, 3) steps taken to complete this exhibit, 4) how long it took to
complete this exhibit, and 5) what you learned by making this exhibit.
Classes and Points
RO881. Junk Drawer Robotics; any item made...................................... 3-2-1
RO882. Virtual Robotics; any item made ................................................ 6-4-2
RO883. Robotics Platform; any item made ............................................ 6-4-2
RO884. GEAR-Tech-21; any item made .................................................. 6-4-2
RO885. FIRST Robotics; any item made................................................. 6-4-2
RO886. General 4-H Robotics; any item made ....................................... 6-4-2
SHOOTING SPORTS
On back of tag describe relationship of article to project and number of years project
taken. Examples. Photo display, outdoor clothing made by exhibitor, hunting equipment or aids, educational displays. No paper targets accepted.
Classes and Points
SS740. Shooting Sports Safety, any item made ..................................... 3-2-1
SS741. Archery, any item made .............................................................. 3-2-1
SS742. Air Rifle (BB and/or Pellet) any item made ................................ 3-2-1
SS743. Smallbore Rifle any item made................................................... 3-2-1
SS744. Air Pistol, any item made ............................................................ 3-2-1
SS745. Shotgun, any item made............................................................. 3-2-1
SS747. Smallbore Pistol, any item made................................................ 3-2-1
SS748. Muzzleloading, any item made ................................................... 3-2-1
SS749. Hunting & Outdoor Skills, any item made ................................. 3-2-1
SS990. Western Heritage and Cowboy Shooting, any item made......... 3-2-1
SMALL ENGINES
taken. *Project leader needs to O.K. exhibit and sign back of entry tag.
If display board is used, it must be 11”x14”
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Classes and Points
SE851. Small engines - Unit I any item made ........................................ 3-2-1
SE852. Small engines - Unit II any item made ....................................... 3-2-1
SE853. Small engines - Unit III, any item made.................................... . 6-4-2
SPORTFISHING
On back of entry tag list name of project & number of years project taken.
Classes and Points
SF725. Sportfishing - Unit I any item made............................................ 3-2-1
SF726. Sportfishing - Unit II any item made........................................... 3-2-1
SF727. Sportfishing - Unit III, any item made.................................... .... 3-2-1
VETERINARY SCIENCE
Back of entry tag must have the following information: 1) number of years in the
project, 2) steps taken to complete this exhibit, 3) how long it took to complete this
exhibit, and 4) what you learned by making this exhibit.
Classes and Points
VS191. Veterinary Science Unit I, any item made .................................. 3-2-1
VS192. Veterinary Science Unit II, any item made ................................. 3-2-1
VS193. Veterinary Science Unit III, any item made ................................ 3-2-1
WELDING
taken. *Project leader needs to O.K. exhibit and sign back of entry tag.
Class and Points
WE846. Welding: Any item made ............................................................ 6-4-2
WOODWORKING
Superintendent/Greg Illers
Entries in these classes must be in keeping with the project requirements. Plans from
any source. Back of entry tag must have the following information: (1) your age, (2)
number of years in project, (3) how long it took to complete this project, 4) what tools
and equipment did you use to make this project, (5) have plan attached.
Classes and Points
WO871. Woodworking-Unit I: Any item made in ....................................... 3-2-1
WO872. Woodworking-Unit II: Any item made in ...................................... 6-4-2
WO873. Woodworking-Unit III: Any item made in ...................................... 6-4-2
WO874. Woodworking-Unit IV: Any item made in ...................................... 9-6-3
MISCELLANEOUS PROJECTS
Use 4-H Clover Book Project Name and Number as entry number along with 0101
or 0102 or 0103.
Back of entry tag must have the following information: (1) name of project, (2) number of years in the project, (3) steps taken to complete this exhibit, (4) how long it
took to complete this exhibit, and (5) how this project relates to the project enrolled
in. No live animals may be included
Classes and Points
0101. Any item made ............................................................................... 3-2-1
BF121-0101 Beef, BC135-0101 Bucket Calf, CA177, CA178 & CA179 (-0101) Cats; DA131, DA132,
DA133, & DA134 (-0101) Dairy; DG171, DG172, & DG173 (-0101) Dogs; GA136, GA137, GA138, &
GA139 (-0101) Goats; HS140 & HS141 (-0101) Horse; ME114, ME115 & ME116 (-0101)
Meats (no cured meats); PE101, PE102, & PE103 (-0101) Pets; PO151, PO152, & PO153 (-0101)
Poultry; RB111, RB112, & RB113 (-0101) Rabbits; SH161-0101 Sheep; SW181-0101 Swine;
Reminder: If you bring an 3 animals or more to the fair, you are ineligible to enter an
exhibit in this class. (i.e. if you bring 2 animals to the fair, you may enter 1 poster or
1 notebook. If you bring 1 animal to the fair, you may enter 1 poster and 1 notebook)
0102. Any item made ............................................................................... 3-2-1
AR611-0102 Amphibians & Reptiles; BY731 & BY732 (-0102) Bicycle; CI200-0102 Citizenship;
CW231-0102 Clowning; CM237, CM238, CM239, & CM241 (-0102) Communications;
CS431, CS432, & CS433 (-0102) Consumer Savvy; EG861-0102 Energy; EP441, EP442,
EP443, & EP444 (-0102) Entrepreneurship; EE914 & EE915 (-0102) Exploring your
Environment; FM270-0102 Filmmaking; FC421 & FC422 (-0102), Financial Champions;
GS991-0102 Geospatial; GE221-0102 Global Education; LD271, LD272, & LD273 (-0102)
Leadership; LJ117-0101 Livestock Judging PS242-0102 Public Speaking; TA251, TA252, &
TA253 (-0102) Theatre Arts; WI724-0102 Wildlife;
0103. Self-Determined ....................................................................................... 3-2-1
SD950, SD 951, SD952(-0103) Self Determined
4-H CLOVER KIDS
CK481 - Unit 1 three (3) items made ...................................................... Ribbon only
KARAOKE CONTEST
ACTIVITIES TENT
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2016
Junior Division: 4:00-5:00 P.M. – 17 years and younger
Intermediate Division: 5:00-6:00 P.M. – 18-49 years
Senior Division: 6:00-6:30 P.M. – 50 years and older
Duet Division: 6:30-7:00 P.M. – any age
1. Pre-register in the Fair Office by 4:00 p.m., Friday, September 2, 2016.
2. Song selection must be included prior to registration being completed.
3. Receipt received at the time of registration must accompany you when signing in day of contest at the Activities Tent.
4. Time limit is 3 minutes 45 seconds per contestant per entry.
5. JUDGES’ DECISIONS ARE FINAL.
6. Registered contestants will sign in at the Activities Tent the day of the contest: Jr. Division at 3:30 p.m., Int. Division at 4:30 p.m.,
Sr. Division at 5:30 p.m., and Duet Division at 6:00 p.m.
7. YOU MUST BRING YOUR RECEIPT RECEIVED AT REGISTRATION. NO EXCEPTIONS!
8. Contest Awards
Jr. Division
1st - $75
2nd - $50
3rd - $25
Int. Division
1st - $75
2nd - $50
3rd - $40
Sr. Division
1st - $75
2nd - $50
3rd - $40
Duet Division
1st - $50
2nd - $40
8. For more information, call Fair Office at 334-9250 or 1-800-455-FAIR.
SEMO FAIR PAGEANT
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2016 - ACTIVITIES TENT - 3:00 P.M.
Tiny Miss SEMO Fair
18 mos.-3 year old
Little Miss SEMO Fair
4-6 year old
Young Miss SEMO Fair
7-9 year old
Pre-Teen SEMO Fair
10-13 year old
Teen Miss SEMO Fair
14-16 year old
Miss SEMO Fair
17-22 year old
(Miss SEMO Fair winner's entry fee will be paid to the Missouri State Fair Pageant)
WINNERS MAY MAKE APPEARANCES AT THE FAIR
Prizes: Crown - Flowers - Sash (older div. only)
Each contestant will receive: Certificate of Participation & Gift Bag
Entry forms available at www.semofair.com or at the Fair Office. Forms contain rules, fees and entry information.
Early registration requested – $5.00 late fee added to entries after September 2, 2016.
For addtional information, contact Melody Hutson at 573-450-2844 or [email protected].
DECORATE A LARGE BALE CONTEST
1. SEMO District Fair will provide 6 large bales in various places on the fairgrounds for decoration by 4-H Clubs. Each bale will have
an identification number.
2. Contest is open to Missouri county 4-H clubs in the southeast region. Interested clubs must pre-register in writing by August 26,
2016, to Dortha Strack, 2709 Boutin Drive, Cape Girardeau, MO 63701. Send club name and county along with the name and phone
number of a contact person.
3. The first 6 clubs that pre-register will be contacted by phone and given the identification number of the bale they are to decorate.
Decorations must be safe and in good taste.
4. Bales will be available for decorating on the fairgrounds Friday morning, September 9. Decorating must be completed by 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, September 10. Decorations must be removed from the bales by noon, Sunday, September 18.
5. SEMO Specialities & Sports of Jackson, MO, will award a plaque to the winning decorated bale.
6. Each club member that helps with the decorating will be given a SEMO Fair participation ribbon. Contact Dortha Strack by
September 11 at 573-334-5693 and leave the club name and the number of 4-H'ers that helped decorate the bale.
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DRESS-UP CONTEST
Poultry, Pigeons, Rabbits, & Guinea Pigs
4-H/FFA GOAT TENT SHOW RING
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2016 - 1:00 PM
1. Classes: (1) Poultry and Pigeons (2) Rabbits and Guinea Pigs
2. Animals must have been shown in the 4-H division or entered to show in the open divison at the 2016 SEMO District Fair.
3. Open to any exhibitor who can control the animal without assistance.
4. Pre-registration is required by 12 noon, Sunday, September 11 at the Poultry Tent
5. Participation ribbons will be given.
6. Cash-Book Journal, Jackson, MO will give in each of the two classes:
1st Place Trophy and $5
2nd Place - $3
3rd Place - $2
7. Open class exhibitors planning to enter the contest must have animal registered by noon, Sunday, September 11 and
brought to the show ring by 1:00 p.m. Animals are to be removed from the fairgrounds after the contest.
CHILDREN'S ROOSTER CROWING
AND HEN CLUCKING CONTEST
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2016 - 4-H/FFA GOAT TENT SHOW RING
Contest Follows Dress-Up Contest
1. Open to any child under 18 years of age.
2. Pre-registration is not required.
3. Contestants will demonstrate their crowing ability.
4. Participation ribbons will be awarded.
5. Prizes will be given to the winners of both contests by the Cash-Book Journal, Jackson, MO.
CORN SHUCKING CONTEST
4-H/FFA GOAT TENT SHOW RING
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2016
Contest Follows Rooster Crowing and Hen Clucking Contest
1. Open to anyone 10 years of age and older.
2. There will be three (3) age groups:
10 years of age to 29 years of age
30 years of age to 55 years of age
56 years of age and older
3. No pre-registration required. Contestants will volunteer day of contest – there will be six (6) contestants per age group. If more than six (6) people
volunteer, they will draw numbers and people getting numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 will participate.
4. Participation ribbons will be awarded.
5. Seed Solutions LLS, Steve Peel, Cape Girardeau, MO, will give the following prizes in each of the classes:
1st Place – $10
2nd Place – $5
3rd Place – $2
MOTHER/DAUGHTER LOOK ALIKE CONTEST
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2016 - 5:30 P.M.
ACTIVITIES TENT
1. No age limits or cost to enter.
2. Contestants must wear casual clothes.
3. Register at Activities Tent by 5:15 p.m. day of contest.
4. Prize money will be awarded to winners:
Mother/Daughter - 1st Place $30 2nd Place $20 3rd Place $10
5. For more information, contact the SEMO Fair Office at 573-334-9250 or [email protected].
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BABY GIRL CONTEST
ACTIVITIES TENT
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2016 - 6:00 PM
1. Open to any baby girl in the SEMO District Fair area age 3 months to 24 months.
2. Register by Friday, September 2, 2016 by 4:00 p.m. at the fair office. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED.
3. Must show proof of birthdate as of 9-12-16 at time of registration. NO EXCEPTIONS!
4. Child will compete in the older class if age is the same as class division.
5. First, second and third prizes will be awarded in each age group.
6. Decision of the judges is final!
7. Any responsible adult may carry the child. Child must be carried at all times during contest.
8. Check in day of contest at the Activities Tent between 5:15 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. Must show receipt of registration! NO EXCEPTIONS!
Children must wear simple play clothing during the contest or they will not be allowed to compete.
EXAMPLE: Child born on 8-11-15 will be 12 months + 30 days old on 9-12-16 and will compete in the 10-12 month class.
A child born 8-12-15 will be 13 months on 9-12-16 and will compete in the 13-15 month class.
For more information, contact SEMO Fair Office at 573-334-9250, www.semofair.com or [email protected].
FATHER/SON LOOK ALIKE CONTEST
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 - 5:30 P.M. – ACTIVITIES TENT
1. No age limits or cost to enter.
2. Contestants must wear casual clothes.
3. Register at Activities Tent by 5:15 p.m. day of contest.
Father/Son - 1st Place $30 2nd Place $20
3rd Place $10
TWINS LOOK-ALIKE CONTEST
ACTIVITIES TENT
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 - 6:00 P.M.
1. No cost to enter.
2. Contestants may be of any age and either sex.
3. Contestants must wear casual clothes
4. Register at the Activities Tent by 5:45 p.m. day of the contest.
Twins - 1st Place $30 2nd Place $20 3rd Place $10
BABY BOY CONTEST
ACTIVITIES TENT
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 - 6:15 PM
1. Open to any baby boy in the SEMO District Fair area age 3 months to 24 months.
2. Register by Friday, September 2, 2016 by 4:00 p.m. at the fair office. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED.
3. Must show proof of birthdate as of 9-14-16 at time of registration. NO EXCEPTIONS!
4. Child will compete in the older class if age is the same as class division.
5. First, second and third prizes will be awarded in each age group.
6. Decision of the judges is final!
7. Any responsible adult may carry the child. Child must be carried at all times during contest.
8. Check in day of contest at the Activities Tent between 5:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Must show receipt of registration! NO EXCEPTIONS!
Children must wear simple play clothing during the contest or they will not be allowed to compete.
EXAMPLE: Child born on 8-13-15 will be 12 months + 30 days old on 9-14-16 and will compete in the 10-12 month class.
A child born 8-14-15 will be 13 months on 9-14-16 and will compete in the 13-15 month class.
For more information, contact SEMO Fair Office at 573-334-9250, www.semofair.com or [email protected].
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QUARTER SCRAMBLE
SEMO DISTRICT FAIR - LIVESTOCK ARENA
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2016 - 10:30 A.M.
Children 10 years old and younger search through a pile of straw to find quarters. They keep the quarters they find.
LIVE ROOSTER CROWING CONTEST
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2016 - 1:00 PM – 4-H/FFA GOAT TENT SHOW RING
1. Handler must be the exhibitor of the rooster entered in the SEMO District Fair.
2. One entry per handler.
3. Rooster must have participated in Open or 4-H poultry competition at the fair this year.
4. Pre-register at the Poultry Tent when bringing chickens on Sat., September 10 or Wed., Sept. 14. No late entries will be accepted.
5. Roosters will be caged in cages provided.
6. Handler will work with their own rooster. Handler may not touch the animal during the contest, but may use other means to encourage crowing.
7. Each entry will have a separate crow counter selected at random from the audience.
8. Length of contest is 20 minutes.
9. Total number of crows will be counted within contest time limits.
10. Only real crows accepted - not abbreviated crows.
11. If tie occurs, a 5 minute crow off will be held.
SPONSORS & AWARDS:
Sponsored by Wal-Mart and SEMO District Fair.
1st place Trophy & $10
2nd place
$6
3rd place:
$4
PEE WEE SHOWMANSHIP
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2016 - 2:00 PM
1. Child must be at least 4 and no more than 8 years old as of December 31, 2015.
2. One entry per person, written parent/guardian permission required. Consent form available below..
3. No entry fee.
4. Participation rosettes given all participants.
5. Participant must provide a halter broke animal he/she can manage unassisted for the event. Parent or other persons will not enter show ring with child.
6. Animals already entered in fair competition may be used. Or, animal may be brought to the grounds before noon September 17 and removed
immediately after the event. Animal health rules apply.
7. If rules are not followed, ringmaster will ask participant to leave the show ring.
8. Entry is by notification with consent form to George Cox before 1:30 p.m. September 17.
9. SEMO District Fair is not responsible for accidents, injury, death, or damage to person or animal.
PEDAL PULL
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2016 - 5:00 P.M.
A competitive event where children pull a sled with a pedal tractor. The child pulling the farthest distance in his or her weight bracket is
the winner in that class. Placement ribbons will be awarded to winners. Participation ribbons will be awarded to all contestants.
SEMO DISTRICT FAIR PARTICIPATION CONSENT FORM
I, the parent/guardian of ____________________________________ consent to said child’s participation in Pee
Wee Showmanship/4-H-FFA Tractor Rodeo (circle one) held upon the fairgrounds of the Southeast Missouri
District Fair. I have read and understand the event rules. I further release SEMO District Fair Board and officials
from any responsibility for accidents, injury, death, or damage related to this activity.
____________________________
Parent/Guardian Signature
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______________________
Phone
_________________
Date
ANIMAL CARE POLICY STATEMENT
The SEMO District Fair is a showplace for animal agriculture.
All animals and livestock shown, housed, or displayed shall
receive care that is humane, healthful, and consistent with
accepted practices. Cruelty, neglect, or indifference to animal
comfort will not be tolerated and will constitute grounds for
removal from the premises. Animal care shall be consistent
with sound husbandry practices and with rules and regulations
set by the SEMO District Fair Board. Professional veterinary
care will be available as needed. Animals experiencing illness, injury, or discomfort will be professionally attended by
a licensed veterinarian. Exhibits shall reflect the care and concern that Missourians have for livestock, poultry, companion
animals, and wildlife.
POLICY STATEMENTS
It is the policy of the Southeast Missouri District Fair that
solicitation of any type, including the distribution of trinkets,
flyers, pamphlets, baubles, or other merchandise or material
shall not be allowed without having been requested or invited
to do so and approved by formal action of the Southeast
MIssouri District Fair Board.
Demonstrations either for or in opposition to an item, activity,
or issue will be restricted to assigned concession or vendor
space under contract with the Southeast Missouri District Fair.
It is the policy of the Southeast Missouri District Fair that no
person shall be allowed to bring or use upon the fairgrounds,
any motor scooter, motorbike, motorcycle, coaster sled, skateboard, roller skates, bicycles, roller blades or diminutive vehicle upon the fairgrounds during the period of the Fair without
the approval of the Fair Board. Such policy does not include
wheelchairs or other medically necessary devices or vehicles
to be used by Fair Board directors in their duties.
It is the policy of the Southeast Missouri District Fair that no
pets are to be allowed on the fairgrounds during the period of
the fair without the approval of the Southeast Missouri District
Fair Board. This does not apply to service animals and any
pets kept under restraint and owned by someone exhibiting
show animals or employed by the carnival or concessionaires.
It is the policy of the Southeast Missouri District Fair to not
allow the indiscriminate use of laser pointers. Laser pointers may be used in the normal presentation of educational or
information events in a formal setting. General possession or
use throughout the fairgrounds is prohibited.
Drones and/or unmanned aircraft may be sold, but may not be
operated on or above the grounds of the Southeast MIssouri
State Fair.
It is the policy of the Southeast Missouri District Fair that the
following items are banned from the fairgrounds:
1. Potato guns or any other type of toy or instrument under
any other name that shoots a projectile by any means;
2. Stink bombs or any other item that puts forth a foul or
noxious odor;
3. Brass Knuckles of any style or type:
4. Switchblades, Butterfly or Gravity knives of any style or
type.
5. Fireworks of any kind including all classes of fireworks.
6. Firearms of any kind or type.
7. B-B guns, air rifles of any sort or type.
8. All concealed weapons are prohibited, with or without
permits.
The Southeast Missouri District Fair reserves the right to
update this list without prior notice to vendors on the fairgrounds. Any items the Southeast Missouri District Fair deems
as a disturbance of the peace or a nuisance to the public visiting the grounds or as deemed a danger to the public can and
will be banned by the Southeast Missouri District Fair Board.
WA R N I N G
Under Missouri law, an equine activity sponsor, and
equine professional, a livestock owner, a livestock
facility, a livestock market, or any employe thereof
is not liable for an injury to or the death of a participant in equine or livestock activities resulting from
the inherent risks of equine activities pursuant to
the Revised Statutes of Missouri.
Missouri Cattlemen’s Association 573-498-9162 www.mocattle.com
NOTES
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Table of Contents
Arrival, Show, and Release Times .....................2-3
General Rules and Regulations............................. 4
Livestock Exhibition Health Regulations ..........5-6
DEPT. 100-Beef Cattle ......................................7-8
DEPT. 200-Dairy Cattle........................................ 9
DEPT. 300-Sheep................................................ 10
DEPT. 400-Swine ............................................... 11
DEPT. 400-Market Swine ................................... 12
DEPT. 500-Draft Horses and Mules ..............13-14
DEPT. 600-Poultry.........................................15-16
DEPT. 610-Pigeons ......... ....................................17
DEPT. 620-Guinea Pigs ............. .........................17
DEPT. 630-Rabbits ... ..........................................18
DEPT. 700-Field Crops........................... ............19
DEPT. 710-Horticulture ...... ................................20
DEPT. 720-Floriculture....................................... 21
DEPT. 800-Family & Consumer Science ......22-24
DEPT. 810-Photography ....................... ..............25
DEPT. 820-Fine Arts....................... ....................26
DEPT. 830 Crafts and Hobbies..................... ......27
Official Entry Blank ........................................... 28
All Livestock Entry Forms ............................29-37
FFA Departments ...........................................38-40
4-H & FFA Livestock Sale Information ............. 40
4-H & FFA Tractor Rodeo .................................. 41
4-H & FFA Public Speaking............................... 42
4-H Club Departments ...................................43-50
Contests & Activities Tent Events .................51-54
Policy Statements ................................................ 55
“Emergency Assistance”
The Southeast Missouri District Fair is presented for your pleasure and
enjoyment, however, if you need help because there is a fire, or you have
become lost, or you have lost someone, or you or someone else have become
injured, or you or someone else cannot locate their automobile, then:
Contact the nearest police officer, security guard, gate attendant, or fair
official for assistance.
If you cannot find someone to assist you, please go to the Public Safety Area
west of the Arena Building, near the West Entrance Gate where personnel
SEMO DISTRICT FAIR
410 Kiwanis, Suite 200
will be on duty to provide assistance or dial 9-1-1 from a public phone.
Should severe weather threaten, every effort will be made to alert fair
participants.
Should a storm appear suddenly, take shelter quickly in one of the permanent buildings on the fairgrounds.
Whatever your interests when attending the Southeast Missouri District
Fair, the Fair Board pledges to provide safe and wholesome entertainment
for all.

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