2024 Jr Fair Department Results

2024 Barlow Fair Results for Media

The Barlow Livestock Sale was held Saturday, September 29 at the Barlow Independent Fair. The sale totaled $296,800.

Market Dairy Goats

•  26 market dairy goats averaged $453.
•  Premier Exhibitor Market Dairy Goat shown by Levi Reynolds was purchased by Wetz Warehouse for $725.
• Grand Champion Market Dairy Goat shown by Austin Seaman was purchased by Integrity Oil Field Services for $1,000.
• Reserve Champion Market Dairy Goat shown by Chandler Shankland was purchased by Polymer Services of Ohio for $500.

 Feeder Calf Heifers

• 49 feeder calf heifers averaged $2,395.
• Premier Exhibitor Feeder Calf Heifer shown by Madison Hiener was purchased by Beverly Feed & Equipment for $1,900.
• Grand Champion Feeder Calf Heifer shown by Syd Skinner was purchased by Wetz Transportation for $5,000.
• Reserve Champion Feeder Calf Heifer shown by Jaslyn Casto was purchased by Becker Angus Farm for $4,500.

Feeder Calf Steers

• 42 feeder calf steers averaged $2,745.
• Grand Champion Feeder Calf Steer shown by Madi Zimmer was purchased by Full Circle Oil Field Services for $5,200.
• Reserve Champion Feeder Calf Steer shown by Kaitlynn Antill was purchased by TNT Cattle & G & C Real Properties for $6,000.

Market Ducks

• 80 pens of market ducks averaged $272.
• Premier Exhibitor Market Ducks shown by Alexis White were purchased by Campbell Farm Market & Campbell Farms for $750.
• Grand Champion Market Ducks shown by Morgan Warren were purchased by Rech Angus Farm, Rech Ag & Truck, & Lisk Lawn Care for $500.
• Reserve Champion Market Ducks shown by Kyndyl Mae Bauerbach were purchased by Apex Feed & Supply & True Value for $600.

All Sale Results:

2024 FC Calf Heifers

2024 FC Calf Steers

2024 Market Dairy Goats

2024 Market Ducks

The Barlow Fair has started with a bang and here are some of the results!

This information was emailed to all Market Duck Exhibitors on 9-16-24

Dear Barlow Independent Jr Fair Duck Exhibitor:

Welcome to the 153^rd Barlow Independent Fair!

 REQUIRED DRUG USE NOTIFICATION FORM (DUNF): The link is now live and must be completed by Monday, September 23. This is required for all Market Ducks. You will complete a DUNF for EACH PEN you are bringing to the fair.

• You will also need your Duck Legbands assigned/listed below.
• Your Legbands are listed at the end of this email!
• Your ducks are male, White Pekin (this info is needed for the DUNF)
• No animals will cross the scales until the DUNF is complete.

You will get an email confirmation after the DUNF is submitted. – https://go.osu.edu/barlow-dunf

Remember: The DUNF is a legal and binding document! If the information is not correct (Leg band, breed, etc) it will be rejected and a new form must be completed

 BUYER INVITATIONS: Personally contact buyers and business people in your area. Last year’s 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 Barlow Independent Fairgrounds on Wednesday, September 25. Please note the following schedule:

• 5:00 – 5:30 pm: Market Dairy Goat Weigh-in                                      Cattle Barn
• 5:30 – 8:00 pm  Feeder Calf Weigh-in                                                   Cattle Barn
• 4:00 – 6:00 pm: Market Duck Weigh-in (last name N – Z)                              Poultry Barn
• 6:00 – 8:00 pm: Market Duck Weigh-in (last name A – M)             Poultry Barn
  • Duck exhibitors can bring extra ducks, but the extra ducks will not be weighed or banded unless one does not make weight. Exhibitors need to have their ducks picked out and matched for a pen ahead of time.

 LIVESTOCK PICTURES WILL BE TAKEN AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES (During their shows):

Thursday night during Showmanship        Duck Pictures                                                  Poultry Barn

Friday, 3:30 pm                                              Dairy Goat Pictures                                        Show Barn

Saturday, 8:00 am                                         Feeder Calf Pictures                                      Show Barn

The pictures will be available on Saturday prior to the sale for you to pick-up. The feeder calf and goat pictures will be located in the show barn and the duck pictures will be in the poultry barn for you to pick-up. It is recommended that you purchase a frame for the 5 X 7 photo.

 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: Season Pass will be $25 and membership (must be over 18, live in the county, allows voting rights) pass will be $30. Both will be sold at the Senior Fair Board Office and at other dates listed on our Facebook page. Those purchasing a membership ticket can vote in the annual fair election on Saturday, September 28th from 12:00-4:00 pm in the Senior Fair Board Office.

FAIRBOARD OFFICE HOURS: Office hours before the fair will be posted on the fair Facebook page. During the fair the office is open from 8:00 am – 8:00 pm.

 GATE & PARKING: Parking will be in the same designated areas, outside of the gates; handicap parking will be available inside the gates, by entering the State Route 550 gate.

CAMPING: There will be camping available, Contact the Amy Sheatsley (740) 525 – 7850 if interested.

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 Saturday, September 28 at 5:00 pm in the Show Barn with the Buyer’s Reception at 4:00. Exhibitors will be taking their animals into the ring during the auction. Sale Order: Pies & Cakes, Market Dairy Goats, Feeder Calf Heifers, Feeder Calf Steers, Market Ducks

SALE CHECKS: Checks will be mailed to you following the fair in November.

THANK YOU, POSTER CONTEST: Posters will be judged at the fair and must be in place by the evening of weigh in. Judging is based on originality, neatness & creativity on relaying a “Thank You” message to the buyers. Awards will be 1^st $15; 2^nd $10; & 3^rd $5. Please list exhibitor’s name & age on front of poster. All market project exhibitors are required to display a poster.

BOOTHS: There will be 4-H & FFA booths exhibited in the Lad & Lassie Building. FFA fruits and vegetable will also be exhibited in the Lad & Lassie Building.

• Setup – Tuesday, Sept 24 from 4:00 to 8:00 pm
• Tear Down – Sunday, Sept 29 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm

Lad & Lassie Building: In addition to 4-H & FFA Booths there will be the following events.

• Trash Can Painting Contest – Entries Tuesday, Sept 24 from 4:00 to 8:00 pm
• Produce for Jr. Fair Wednesday, Sept 25 from 5:00 to 8:00 pm
• Baking Contest – Saturday, Sept. 28 from 8:00 am to 10:00 am

CURFEW: All barns will be closed by 10:00 pm each evening. The grounds will be closed at 10:00 pm.

It is your responsibility to read and practice the rules for the fair. The Junior Fair Activities Guide and the Barlow fair book have this information. Junior Fair Activity Guides are available at the Ohio State University Extension Office.

Sincerely,

Joe Campbell

President

Barlow Independent Fair Board

Gary Newlen

Fair Director

Barlow Independent Fair Board

Bruce Zimmer

Extension Educator

4-H Youth Development

This information was emailed to all Barlow exhibitors on 9-16-24

Dear Barlow Independent Jr Fair Exhibitor:

Welcome to the 153^rd Barlow Independent Fair!

 REQUIRED DRUG USE NOTIFICATION FORM (DUNF): The link is now live and must be completed by Monday, September 23. This is required for all Feeder Calves and Market Dairy Goats. You will complete a DUNF for each animal you are bringing to the fair and you will also need your animal’s ear tag.

• For Feeder Calves use the last 6 digits on the EID tag.
• For Market Dairy Goats, use the Barlow Fair Tag – NOT THE Scrapie tag
• No animals will cross the scales until the DUNF is complete.

You will get an email confirmation after the DUNF is submitted. – https://go.osu.edu/barlow-dunf

Remember: The DUNF is a legal and binding document! If the information is not correct (tag numbers, etc) it will be rejected and a new form must be completed

 BUYER INVITATIONS: Personally contact buyers and business people in your area. Last year’s 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 Barlow Independent Fairgrounds on Wednesday, September 25. Please note the following schedule:

• 5:00 – 5:30 pm: Market Dairy Goat Weigh-in                                      Cattle Barn
• 5:30 – 8:00 pm  Feeder Calf Weigh-in                                                   Cattle Barn
• 4:00 – 6:00 pm: Market Duck Weigh-in (last name N – Z)                              Poultry Barn
• 6:00 – 8:00 pm: Market Duck Weigh-in (last name A – M)             Poultry Barn
  • Duck exhibitors can bring extra ducks, but the extra ducks will not be weighed or banded unless one does not make weight. Exhibitors need to have their ducks picked out and matched for a pen ahead of time.

FEEDER CALF NOTES:

• Bred and Owned Award – You will indicate if you have bred and owned your feeder calf at weigh-in.
• Open Show Only animals are eligible for trailer in. All Jr Fair Animals will stay the entire fair.

LIVESTOCK PICTURES WILL BE TAKEN AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES (During their shows):

Thursday night during Showmanship        Duck Pictures                                                  Poultry Barn

Friday, 3:30 pm                                              Dairy Goat Pictures                                        Show Barn

Saturday, 8:00 am                                         Feeder Calf Pictures                                      Show Barn

The pictures will be available on Saturday prior to the sale for you to pick-up. The feeder calf and goat pictures will be located in the show barn and the duck pictures will be in the poultry barn for you to pick-up. It is recommended that you purchase a frame for the 5 X 7 photo.

 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: Season Pass will be $25 and membership (must be over 18, live in the county, allows voting rights) pass will be $30. Both will be sold at the Senior Fair Board Office and at other dates listed on our Facebook page. Those purchasing a membership ticket can vote in the annual fair election on Saturday, September 28th from 12:00-4:00 pm in the Senior Fair Board Office.

FAIRBOARD OFFICE HOURS: Office hours before the fair will be posted on the fair Facebook page. During the fair the office is open from 8:00 am – 8:00 pm.

 GATE & PARKING: Parking will be in the same designated areas, outside of the gates; handicap parking will be available inside the gates, by entering the State Route 550 gate.

CAMPING: There will be camping available, Contact the Amy Sheatsley (740) 525 – 7850 if interested.

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 Saturday, September 28 at 5:00 pm in the Show Barn with the Buyer’s Reception at 4:00. Exhibitors will be taking their animals into the ring during the auction. Sale Order: Pies & Cakes, Market Dairy Goats, Feeder Calf Heifers, Feeder Calf Steers, Market Ducks

SALE CHECKS: Checks will be mailed to you following the fair in November.

THANK YOU, POSTER CONTEST: Posters will be judged at the fair and must be in place by the evening of weigh in. Judging is based on originality, neatness & creativity on relaying a “Thank You” message to the buyers. Awards will be 1^st $15; 2^nd $10; & 3^rd $5. Please list exhibitor’s name & age on front of poster. All market project exhibitors are required to display a poster.

BOOTHS: There will be 4-H & FFA booths exhibited in the Lad & Lassie Building. FFA fruits and vegetable will also be exhibited in the Lad & Lassie Building.

• Setup – Tuesday, Sept 24 from 4:00 to 8:00 pm
• Tear Down – Sunday, Sept 29 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm

Lad & Lassie Building: In addition to 4-H & FFA Booths there will be the following events.

• Trash Can Painting Contest – Entries Tuesday, Sept 24 from 4:00 to 8:00 pm
• Produce for Jr. Fair Wednesday, Sept 25 from 5:00 to 8:00 pm
• Baking Contest – Saturday, Sept. 28 from 8:00 am to 10:00 am

CURFEW: All barns will be closed by 10:00 pm each evening. The grounds will be closed at 10:00 pm.

It is your responsibility to read and practice the rules for the fair. The Junior Fair Activities Guide and the Barlow fair book have this information. Junior Fair Activity Guides are available at the Ohio State University Extension Office.

Sincerely,

• Joe Campbell
• President
• Barlow Independent Fair Board

• Blake Campbell
• Fair Director
• Barlow Independent Fair Board

• Bruce Zimmer
• Extension Educator
• 4-H Youth Development

Here are more Washington County Fair Results from the Jr Livestock Shows and Jr Fair Events:

2024 Entry Results For Media

WCF Junior Fair Results

The Washington County Livestock Sale was held Tuesday, September 3 at the Washington County Fair. The sale totaled $424,100.

RABBITS
61 pens of rabbits averaged $662.

Premier Exhibitor & Grand Champion Market Rabbits – Chloe Schweitzer was purchased by Wood Heating and AC for $2.600.

Reserve Champion Market Rabbits – Brenna Cole was purchased by Kevin Ritter for State Representative, Southeastern Ohio Port Authority, R. C. & Son Construction, Mark Porter Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, McKee Paving, and Jay Edwards, State Representative for $1,600.

Market Rabbit Report

MARKET STEERS
40 market steers averaged $3717.

Premier Exhibitor Market Steer – Madison Hiener was purchased by Belpre Sand & Gravel Co. for $4,600.

Grand Champion Market Steer – Katelynn Valandingham was purchased by 740 Meat Processing dba Pine Ridge and Integrity Oil Field Services for $10,000.

Reserve Champion Market Steer – Alyssa Biehl was purchased by Kimble Company for $5,800.

Rate of Gain Market Steer – Wyatt Fulton was purchased by SMM Holdco for $4,800.

Market Steer Sale Report

GOAT
68 market goats averaged $933.

Premier Exhibitor Market Goat – Adalyn Seaman was purchased by Ohio Valley Alloy Services for $4,000.

Grand Champion Market Goat – Callie Work was purchased by Mark Porter Ford, Carol Goff & Associates Realty and R.C. & Son Construction for $3,000.

Reserve Champion Market Goat – Talise Billiter was purchased by Staley Countryside Meat Processing Co. LLC for $1,300.

Market Goat Sale Report

TURKEY
17 market turkeys averaged $516.

Premier Exhibitor & Grand Champion Market Turkey – Hailey Roe was purchased by Brian Chavez State Senator for $925.

Reserve Champion Market Turkey – Ashlyn McKenzie was purchased by Edgell-Jackson Trucking for $475.

Market Turkey Sale Report

LAMB
81 market lambs averaged $898.

Premier Exhibitor & Grand Champion Market Lamb – Alyssa White was purchased by Lisk Lawn Care for $925.

Reserve Champion Market Lamb – Alexis White was purchased by Mark Porter Chevrolet Buick GMC for $725.

Market Lamb Sale Report

CHICKEN
40 pens of Market Chickens averaged $527.

Premier Exhibitor Market Chickens – Kaydence Roush was purchased by Jay Edwards, State Representative for $850.

Grand Champion Market Chickens – Zoey Hindel was purchased by Leslie Equipment Co. for $1,150.

Reserve Champion Market Chickens – Isabel Miller was purchased by Fresh Start Floors, LLC for $700.

Market Chicken Report

DAIRY FEEDER STEER
43 dairy feeder calves averaged $1602.

Premier Exhibitor & Reserve Champion Market Dairy Feeder Steer – Eli Dunbarger was purchased by Mark Porter Ford for $2,000.

Grand Champion Market Dairy Feeder Steer – Parker Kern was purchased by Beverly Feed & Equipment for $2,000.

Dairy Feeder Sale Report