Deciding what to show at County Fair

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Deciding what to show at County Fair Freestone County 4-H Erin Davis

Entry Cards due by 5pm April 15th Market Animal Options Market Lamb Market Goat Market Swine Broilers Market Rabbits Market entry fee $25 Entry Cards due by 5pm April 15th

Market Lamb Can be either a female (ewe) or a castrated male (wether) Cost $300 +/- Minimum weight at fair 70lbs Should be 5-6 months old at county fair (December or January born) Breed: Suffolk, Hampshire or a cross between the two Not many breeders close to Freestone County Must tag in First Saturday in April 7-9am at Fairgrounds Entry card can be turned in at tag in or by April 15th at Extension Office 20 make the sale

Market lamb supplies needed Clip on feeder Water bucket Halter Pen size (20 square feet per lamb) should be at least 42 inches tall, so they don’t jump out and have a covering or shade Exercise area for walking/running If interested in a lamb collect a Show Lamb guide for more detailed information

Market Goat Can either be a female (doe) or a castrated male (wether) Cost $300 +/- Minimum weight at fair 55lbs Should be 5-6 months old at county fair (December or January born) No older than October Born Breed: Boer Many breeders located close to Freestone County Must tag in First Saturday in April 7-9am at Fairgrounds to show Entry card can be turned in at tag in or by April 15th at Extension Office 30 make the sale

Market goat supplies needed Clip on feeder Water bucket Halter Show chain Pen size (15 square feet per goat) should be predator proof and at least 42 inches tall, so they don’t jump out and have a covering or shade Exercise area for walking/running If interested in a goat collect a Show goat guide for more detailed information

Market Swine Can either be a female (gilt) or a castrated male (barrow) Cost: $200 +/- Minimum weight 220 lbs, maximum weight 295 lbs Breed: Hampshire, Yorkshire, Crossbred Would require some travel to locate Must tag in First Saturday in April 7-9am at Fairgrounds to show Entry card can be turned in at tag in or by April 15th at Extension Office 35 make the sale

Market swine supplies needed Clip on feeder Automatic waterer Show stick Pen size (30 sq feet per pig), should be covered, should have both concrete and dirt if you can Larger pen for exercise and showmanship Practice If interested in a pig collect a Swine handout for more detailed information

Broilers Must order from Extension Office by March 1st Provided by Texas A&M Poultry Department Cost per pen (25) is around $40-$45 Can order as many pens as you’d like Can only show 3 at county fair Must be diligent with feeding and water and temperature control Receive chickens end of April 10 make the sale If interested in broilers collect more detailed information in the Broiler handout

Broiler supplies needed Temperature controlled environment *Very Important* Automatic feeder Automatic waterer Cage for transportation Portable scale (optional)-to manage weight gain and feed conversion No validation necessary, pens based on wing band numbers at pick up end of April Entry card must be turned in by April 15th at Extension Office

Market Rabbits List of breeders available from Extension Office Cost $20 +/- per rabbit Need to contact breeder by Mid March so they can breed for our Fair Show best 3 at fair, but need to purchase at least 5 Each rabbit must weigh between 3.5 to 5.5lbs Breed: Must be a market breed; Californian, New Zealand Entry card must be turned in by April 15th at Extension Office Validation dates Teague validation May 14th 5-7pm Teague ag Barn, Fairfield validation May 16 5-7pm Fairfield Ag Shop 10 make the sale

Market Rabbit supplies needed Cage for all or separate cages for each rabbit Automatic waterer Feeder Fan and/or Air conditioner Temperature controlled environment *very important* Portable scale with ounces (to check weight) If interested in Rabbits collect a Rabbit handout for more detailed information

Breeding Animals All Breeding sheep, swine and goats must be validated. At the same time as market animals the first Saturday in April at the Fairgrounds from 7-9am. Any female: sheep, goat or swine can be shown in both the Breeding show and the Market show Breeding Rabbits must be different than your market rabbit pen, can be bucks or does. Must be validated at validation No breeding chicken show Halter Horse: can be geldings or mares Heifers: Can be registered or non-registered to show at county fair, Must own by April 1st.

Project Clinics & important dates Beef Cattle Clinic: To be determined Swine Clinic: To be determined Sheep/Goat Clinic: To be determined Market & breeding sheep, goat, swine tag in April 6, 2019 7-9am at the Fairgrounds Order Broilers by March 1, 2019 Rabbit Validation Teague May 14 from 5-7pm Teague Ag Barn, Fairfield May 16 5-7pm Fairfield Ag shop ALL County Fair Entry Cards due by 5pm April 15, 2019 in Extension Office.

Fair Information Can be found at: freestonecountyfairandrodeo.com List of rules, schedule and judges will posted on this website Check 4-H minute for updates Contact Erin at 903-389-3436 if you need help finding a project Erin will conduct Project visits prior to county fair Any Questions?