The Goat Committee will be holding a pre-fair meeting for goat exhibitors on Wednesday, September 8 at 6:30 PM at the Goat/Sheep Arena at the Fairgrounds.
Goats
Online DUNF
Again this year, all Drug Use Notification Forms (DUNF) will be completed electronically. Please fill out the electronic DUNF before Wednesday, September 8th at 5:00pm. You will receive a confirmation email with the details of your DUNF after it is submitted. If any information on the DUNF form changes between the time the form was submitted and fair check-in, the committee will ask you to complete a new DUNF at check-in. If nothing has changed you may proceed to the next step in the check-in line. Please use your entire animal ID/scrapie ID. DUNF forms are required by the Ohio Department of Agriculture for all market animals, lactating dairy cows, and lactating dairy goats. Click here to access the electronic DUNF.
Goat Milk Butterfat Award
Attention all dairy goat exhibitors – we will now be offering a new award for the highest butterfat content! The testing is free and will be held on August 9th from 6:00pm-7:00pm at the Goat/Sheep Arena. This is the only night for this testing! Please bring the form located here along with 1/4 cup of your goat’s refrigerated milk in a glass container to be tested. The winner will be awarded at the Wayne County Fair during the dairy goat show on Tuesday, September 14th.
Goat Clinic – June 21, 2014
10:00 am – noon
Wayne County Fairgrounds – Coliseum
Experts in the areas of:
- Boer / Market / Dairy – Anna Burkholder, Owner of Blue Ribbon Boers and Nubians
- Pack Goats – Anne and Lynne Beery, Experienced Wayne Co. Pack Goat
- Pygmy Goats – Penny Clark, NPGA Certified Pygmy Goat Judge
Other Details:
- Skillathon Stations will be available at this clinic – come practice!
- Pack Goat Course will be set up
- Quality Assurance Training will be offered at this clinic
- Families and goats are invited
Presenters for the day will cover topics that include: health, training, showmanship, show prep, and general care. We encourage you to bring your own goat to this event! However, if your goat shows any signs of disease, please leave it at home. A Quality Assurance training will be held from 11 am – noon. Participants will receive a certificate of completion.
If you have any questions, please contact your 4-H Advisor or 4-H Program Assistant Mel Rehm.