Here are the results from each animal specie:
Market Steers – averaged $3200 per head Market Beef Sale Report
Market Goats – averaged $871 per head Market Goat Sale Report
Market Turkeys – averaged $780 per head Market Turkey Sale Report
Market Lambs – averaged $1188 per head Market Lamb Sale Report
Market Chickens – averaged $595 per pen Market Chicken Report
Dairy Feeders – averaged $1130 per head Dairy Feeder Sale Report
Market Rabbits – averaged $652 per pen Market Rabbit Report
Carving New Ideas is a camping opportunity for older youth, concentrating on the principles of critical thinking and program facilitation. It is hosted by Collegiate 4-H at The Ohio State University and the college students, who are also 4-H alumni, are preparing all of the fun activities for the weekend of October 29-31.
The registration website is https://go.osu.edu/CNI or share the attached poster. The online registration allows credit cards or checks.
Deadline to register is October 6 or until cabins are full.
Here is the link to Tuesday night’s sale Program
Sale Order:
Here is a statement released by the Washington County Senior Fair Show Committee:
There have been lots of questions from exhibitors that have been quarantined due to Covid exposure or could be quarantined before or during county fair. Here is the procedure if an exhibitor has been placed under quarantine:
If an exhibitor tests positive for Covid they will need to apply for a special exemption through the Washington County Senior Fairboard. This exemption will allow for another Jr Fair exhibitor to show their animal project. Documentation will be required indicating an exhibitor has tested positive for Covid. Any exhibitor that has tested positive for Covid should not be on the fairgrounds.
BUYER INVITATIONS: Personally contact buyers and business people in your area. Last years buyers are listed in the Junior Fair Guide. For new buyers – call the Extension Office 740-376-7431 with name of business, name of contact person, and mailing address. We will send them a new buyer’s packet.
MARKET ANIMAL ARRIVAL & WEIGH IN: Animals will be weighed at the Washington County Fairgrounds on Friday, September 3. Please note the following schedule:
LIVESTOCK PICTURES WILL BE TAKEN AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES:
DRUG USE NOTIFICATION FORM (DUNF): This will be an online form for 2021. The link will go live on Sunday, August 29 and must be completed before Weigh-in at the County Fair. You will complete a DUNF for each animal/pen you are bringing to the fair! You will get an email confirmation after the DUNF is submitted. Remember, this link will go live on Sunday, August 29th – https://go.osu.edu/washingtoncounty-dunf
EXHIBITOR NUMBERS: will be handed out along with safety pins when you check-in prior to weigh-in. These must be worn during showmanship and market classes.
MEMBERSHIP TICKETS & ADMISSION: $30 membership tickets or season passes will be sold at the Senior Fair Board Office and Junior Fair wristbands (includes grandstand and rides) will be sold for $5 until Friday, September 3 at the Senior Fair Board Office. Those purchasing a membership ticket can vote in the annual fair election on Monday, September 6 from 1:00-7:00 pm. Daily gate admission will be $10 per person (4 year and under free).
FAIRBOARD OFFICE HOURS:
WASH RACK: If it is not your day to show, please stay off the wash rack until the animal shows are over.
FEEDING TIMES: Get your feeding and pen cleaning done in a reasonable amount of time and keep the barns clean and your animals watered.
BUYERS GIFTS: Rather than providing gifts to buyers, we encourage you visit the buyer’s place of business or mail them a thank you card after the sale. Buyers appreciate your thoughtfulness, but they can be overwhelmed with gifts during the sale and trying to transport them home.
SALE: The sale will be held on Tuesday, September 7 at 4:00 pm in the Multi-purpose Building. Exhibitors will be taking their animals into the ring during the auction. Sale Order: Market Steers, Goats, Turkeys, Lambs, Chickens, Dairy Feeder Steers, Rabbits.
SMALL ANIMAL SALE & CHECK-OUT:
SALE CHECKS: Checks will be mailed to you following the fair by November 1 or before.
THANK YOU POSTER CONTEST: Posters will be judged at the fair and must be in place by Friday evening of the fair. Judging is based on originality, neatness & creativity on relaying a “Thank You” message to the buyers. Awards will be 1st $15; 2nd $10; & 3rd $5. Please list exhibitor’s name & age on front of poster. All market project exhibitors are required to display a poster.
BOOTHS:
JR FAIR BUILDING: In addition to 4-H & FFA Booths there will be the following events.
HORSE SHOW: Move-In Friday 3:30 to 7:00 pm and Move-Out Monday 3:00 to 6:00 pm
It is your responsibility to read and practice the rules for the fair. The Junior Fair Activities Guide and the County Fair Book have this information. Junior Fair Activity Guides are available at the Ohio State University Extension Office.
Sincerely,
The fall session will be in October and November at Hervida 4-H Camp. Youth ages 9-19 are welcome to join in the fun while learning the basic skills of a shooting sports discipline. Choose from archery, air pistol, and rifle. All shooting equipment and supplies are provided. Advance registration opens September 9. Check out the details in the “Bull’s-Eye 4-H Club 2021 Fall Session Flyer.” For general shooting sports program information, go to: http://go.osu.edu/ssports
Set-up 4-H Booths, FFA Exhibits, School Art Displays in the Jr Fair Building will be Wednesday and Thursday from 2 – 9 PM Booth & Trash Can judging will be Friday at 10:00 AM