REMINDER! General Project and Club Flower Display Check-In

4-H General Project and Club Flower Display Check-In will occur Thursday, July 18, from 3:00-7:00 p.m. in the 4-H Hall. All projects must be checked-in during this time, except clothing projects, which will be checked in immediately following the 4-H Style Revue on Saturday, July 20. Clothing projects are the only projects that will be checked in on Saturday!

Club flower displays must be set up and checked-in by 7p.m. in the 4-H Hall. There will be a map for clubs to designate where their display is located on the fairgrounds, and will need to fill-out a scoresheet. Flower displays must be ready for judging by 7p.m.

2024 Ceil Bee Scholarship Application

Ceil Bee retired in 2006 after being one of the Fair’s strongest supporters and chair of many committees and projects over the years.  This scholarship in her honor is a tribute to her dedicated commitment and service to the Bakery & Pantry Department. The application deadline has been extended to Friday, July 19.

Ceil Bee Scholarship Application

OSU Fair Events

There is so much to experience during the Clermont County Fair!  OSU Extension hosts a variety of events throughout the week, so be sure to check out the Pre-Fair and Fair Week Events packet for all of the details, guidelines and registration links.

2024 Pre-Fair and Fair Week Events

 

Clermont DD and SNAP-Ed partnering for SNAP-Ed programming

We are excited to announce our upcoming nutrition education program with the Clermont DD and SNAP-Ed.  Come join us as we learn how to stay healthy on a limited budget.  Classes are FREE and will be held at the Clermont County Fairgrounds 4-H hall kitchen.

Email Becky at fiscus.22@osu.edu for more information and to register!

Junior Fair Forms Due July 17th by NOON

 

It is that time! The Clermont County Fair is almost here, and preparations are in full swing at the fairgrounds, with the Ag Society (Senior and Junior) and at OSU Extension.

Drug Use Notification Forms (DUNF), Hog Hair Length, Exhibition Livestock Producer Affidavit, Sales Committee Rules, and Junior Fair Standards of Behavior are available to be completed.

All forms must be completed by NOON on Wednesday, July 17, 2024.


DUNF (Drug Use Notification Form)

Exhibitors in the following categories must complete ONE PER ANIMAL, except for pens of chickens, 1 form for the pen.

  • Lactating Dairy Cow
  • Lactating Dairy Goat
  • Market Beef (steer/heifer)
  • Market Chicken – Broiler (tag# given to you at chicken pick up)
  • Market Chicken – Meat Pen (tag# given to you at chicken pick up)
  • Market Goat (dairy/meat)
  • Market Hog (barrow/gilt)
  • Market Lamb
  • Market Rabbit – fryer
  • Market Rabbit – Meat pen
  • Feeder Calves
  • Market Turkey (tag# given to you at turkey pick up)

EID tag animals use all 15 digits.

 

Scrapie tag animals use the entire series of flock IDs and individual animal ID numbers.

 

 

Tattoo-identified animals use the whole series or both ears.

On the respective pick-up days, you were given a poultry identification number. The Extension Office has a copy of the list if you need the number.

DUNF Link


Hog Hair Length Statement

By reading this rule and typing/signing the exhibitor’s name, parent name, and club organization below, you agree to the following rule.

  • For any hog to be allowed to sell, its hair length must be at least ½-inch long. No exceptions.
  • No clipping of any hog project after 8 a.m. Sunday of the fair.
  • Suppose the grand or reserve champion barrow or gilt is determined to have hair length less than 1/2 inch. In that case, it will not sell, but pursuant to Ohio law, the animal is still terminal, and the exhibitor is required to have the animal delivered to a facility as determined by the Clermont County Agricultural Society.

If any of these requirements are not met, the animal is not eligible to be sold.

A third-party person hired by the Sales Committee will measure the hair length at the Sales Committee’s convenience.

1 form per exhibitor + 1 signature = 2 items completed in one

Hog Exhibitors Hair Length Link


Exhibition Livestock Producer Affidavit for United Producers Incorporated

Jr. Fair Exhibitors of market swine, market beef, market dairy steers, beef feeders, dairy feeders, market goats, and market lambs must complete the United Producers Inc. “Exhibition Livestock Producer Affidavit” prior to showing and/or selling those animals at the Fair.

UPI Affidavit Link


Junior Fair Standards of Behavior

This form is to be completed by all Clermont County Junior Fair 4-H and FFA participants, consultants, and volunteers.

JF Standards of Behavior Link


Sales Committee Rules

This form is to be completed by all Clermont County Junior Fair 4-H and FFA participants who intend to sell a project through the sale ring.

Sales Committee Rules


All forms are to be completed by NOON on Wednesday, July 17, 2024.

Visit the Master Gardener Volunteers at the Clermont County Fair

When you come to the Clermont County fair (July 21st-27th), make sure to stop by The Master Gardener Volunteer booth in the Floral Hall to see what we are doing now.

From gardens to classes to demonstrations, the Master Gardener Volunteers are busy in your community.

Have a gardening question?

Want to become a Master Gardener Volunteer?

Come see us for more information!

Final Year 4-H and FFA Exhibitors

Final year showmen will be honored during the end of the Showman of Showman competition on Friday July 26th in the Holman Arena.

This is available to all 4H and FFA exhibitors who are showing for the last time in 2024.

Entries are due by midnight Tuesday July 23rd to allow ample time for certificates and shirts to be made. 

CLICK HERE to sign up today!!!

Certificates are being provided by The Owensville Winners. For any questions please email owensvillewinners@gmail.com or text Alex Cunningham 513-403-2217
Owensville Winners 4H club plans to sponsor a free t-shirt for the first 20 exhibitors to sign up. If you would like to purchase a shirt but are not one of the first 20 they can be purchased for $10. Payment through venmo @owensvillewinners4H

Stock The Trailer

Farm Credit Mid-America and Rural 1st are excited to present the Fight the Hunger; Stock the Trailer contest with the Clermont County Fair. During the week of the fair.

Junior fair members will be collecting non-perishable items for local food banks. They will be competing against other local county fairs. The fair that donates the most non-perishable items will win $5,000. Reach out to junior fair member on ways to get involved.

2024 Junior Fair Forms – Due July 17, 2024

It is that time! The Clermont County Fair is almost here, and preparations are in full swing at the fairgrounds, with the Ag Society (Senior and Junior) and at OSU Extension.

Drug Use Notification Forms (DUNF), Hog Hair Length, Exhibition Livestock Producer Affidavit, Sales Committee Rules, and Junior Fair Standards of Behavior are available to be completed.

All forms must be completed by NOON on Wednesday, July 17, 2024.


DUNF (Drug Use Notification Form)

Exhibitors in the following categories must complete ONE PER ANIMAL, except for pens of chickens, 1 form for the pen.

  • Lactating Dairy Cow
  • Lactating Dairy Goat
  • Market Beef (steer/heifer)
  • Market Chicken – Broiler (tag# given to you at chicken pick up)
  • Market Chicken – Meat Pen (tag# given to you at chicken pick up)
  • Market Goat (dairy/meat)
  • Market Hog (barrow/gilt)
  • Market Lamb
  • Market Rabbit – fryer
  • Market Rabbit – Meat pen
  • Feeder Calves
  • Market Turkey (tag# given to you at turkey pick up)

EID tag animals use all 15 digits.

 

Scrapie tag animals use the entire series of flock IDs and individual animal ID numbers.

 

 

Tattoo-identified animals use the whole series or both ears.

On the respective pick-up days, you were given a poultry identification number. The Extension Office has a copy of the list if you need the number.

DUNF Link


Hog Hair Length Statement

By reading this rule and typing/signing the exhibitor’s name, parent name, and club organization below, you agree to the following rule.

  • For any hog to be allowed to sell, its hair length must be at least ½-inch long. No exceptions.
  • No clipping of any hog project after 8 a.m. Sunday of the fair.
  • Suppose the grand or reserve champion barrow or gilt is determined to have hair length less than 1/2 inch. In that case, it will not sell, but pursuant to Ohio law, the animal is still terminal, and the exhibitor is required to have the animal delivered to a facility as determined by the Clermont County Agricultural Society.

If any of these requirements are not met, the animal is not eligible to be sold.

A third-party person hired by the Sales Committee will measure the hair length at the Sales Committee’s convenience.

1 form per exhibitor + 1 signature = 2 items completed in one

Hog Exhibitors Hair Length Link


Exhibition Livestock Producer Affidavit for United Producers Incorporated

Jr. Fair Exhibitors of market swine, market beef, market dairy steers, beef feeders, dairy feeders, market goats, and market lambs must complete the United Producers Inc. “Exhibition Livestock Producer Affidavit” prior to showing and/or selling those animals at the Fair.

UPI Affidavit Link


Junior Fair Standards of Behavior

This form is to be completed by all Clermont County Junior Fair 4-H and FFA participants, consultants, and volunteers.

JF Standards of Behavior Link


Sales Committee Rules

This form is to be completed by all Clermont County Junior Fair 4-H and FFA participants who intend to sell a project through the sale ring.

Sales Committee Rules


All forms are to be completed by NOON on Wednesday, July 17, 2024.