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WHAT’S INSIDE: June Dear 4‐H’ers, Families and Friends,

Plans for the upcoming 2014 Bremer County Fair are going full speed

ahead! Fair is right around the corner and we are planning for a busy

season. Please read the Hotline carefully and ask ques ons if you have

them! This will be the last Hotline before fair. Mid July you will receive an

exhibitor le er! Be on the look out for it!!

If you have any ques ons or need further informa on, contact the club

leaders or me at the Bremer County Extension Office

Sarah Merrifield

shoe @iastate.edu 319‐882‐4275

BREMER COUNTY NEWS

Sarah Merrifield BREMER COUNTY EXTENSION & OUTREACH

County 4-H & Youth Coordinator

[email protected]

720 7th Ave SW, Tripoli, IA 50676 | 319‐882‐4275 | 8:00 am –4:30 pm

LEARN MORE AT www.extension.iastate.edu/bremer/4h

Bremer County 4-H Website http://www.extension.iastate.edu/bremer/4h Iowa 4-H Website http://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/ 4-H Online https://www.4honline.com/ Bremer County Fair http://www.bremercountyfair.com/ Iowa State Fair http://www.iowastatefair.org/

Skynet 7th –12th graders check out this new program at

Wartburg College . Starts on Tuesday, June 3rd at 7 pm. Sessions to be held throughout the summer.

Use hands‐on equipment to learn about light given off by

stars Construct models to learn about the scale of the universe Visit the Wartburg Observatory and use their telescopes Inves gate some of the techniques that astronomers use

to discover planets orbi ng other stars For more informa on or to register call the Extension office at 319‐882‐4275. Limit to 20 youth!





Calendar of Events….

June 2014

TBD County Council/Intermediate Council 12 K-1 Daycamp 14 Intermediate/Senior Cookout and Cosmic Bowling 15 County Fair Entries Due for all animals, crop and Fashion revue 16 FSQA make up, 1:00 p.m. 17 Daycamp K-1 19 Daycamp 2-3 20-21 Junior Camp-Eldora, IA July 2014

1 State Fair Entries Due in Extension Office. 15 Fashion Revue Judging and Show 18 & 19 Poultry Testing, 5-8 p.m., Dave Foelske, Tripoli August 2014

July 27-Aug 2 Bremer County Fair Aug 7-17 Iowa State Fair, Des Moines

Intermediate/Senior

Year End Party

Plan to attend the cookout and Cos-mic Bowling in Tripoli on June 14th. At 4:30 there will be a grill out at the Extension Office, then we will walk over to the Bowling Alley. Prized wills be awarded (high score, most gutter balls, most strikes, etc). Call the Ex-tension office to register for food! Cost: $1!!!

Bucket of Junk Is Back!! If you are interested in crea ng a bucket of junk crea on for the 2014 Bremer County Fair, sign up with the Extension Office! This is open to any ages. Those who sign up before June 1st will receive a five gallon bucket of odds and ends. There will be a penny vote again at fair!

Ag Olympics

Blood, sweat and tears...that's what makes a

4‐H Olympian! Put your mind and body to the

test by par cipa ng in the 2014 Bremer County

Fair Ag Olympics! This compe on will put your

4‐H and FFA skills to the test!

Form a team or enter as an in‐

dividual to be part of this FUN

and EXCITING fair event! Ag

Olympics will be Friday August

1st at 1pm and team sign up is

by Wednesday July 30th!

Janice Mueller There will be a Janice Mueller award this year. These projects will be chosen from the Consider for State awards and will be award one in each category: FCS, SET, Personal Development, Animals, Ag & Natural Resources, Crea ve Arts.



CLOTHING EVENT Fashion Revue/Clothing Selection/$15 Challenge

Tuesday, July 15; Waverly Fair Grounds Entries due June 15 - You can participate in all categories. Fashion Revue - you construct a garment for yourself. The judge will visit briefly with you about your garment, the cost, the construction, what your goals were, etc. Clothing Selection - you select/purchase an outfit for your-self. The judge will visit with you about why you selected the garment and any accessories, the cost, how it looks on you, etc. The purpose of this program is to develop skills in buying clothes. $15 Challenge - Participants are challenged to search garage sales, consignment stores, Goodwill stores, Salva-tion Army stores, etc. and put together an outfit for $15 or less. Garments entered in the Clothing Event can also be en-tered in Department 17-Class 720-Clothing & Fashion, at County Fair. However, an outfit selected to advance to State Fair in the Clothing Event cannot also be selected as a State Fair clothing exhibit.

4‐H T‐shirts and Fair shirts 4-H T-shirts and Fair shirts are now available at the Bremer County Extension Office! We also have a few discounted 4-H T-shirts for $5.00. They will be available for purchase during fair as well.

Office Staff: Star ng mid‐June, you will want to contact Tammy

([email protected] or 319‐882‐4275) for any 4‐H related

ques ons. For livestock ques ons please use your superinten‐

dents!

Hor culture Show Time Change!

Monday, July 28th from 3:30pm to 6:00

pm in the 4‐H Building.



County Fair News….. ANIMAL HEALTH

Parents, 4-H Leaders, FFA Instructors, Veterinarians, and others can help 4-H/FFA members monitor animal health during the pre-fair months. Only healthy livestock are eligible to be shown at the Bremer County Fair and the Iowa State Fair. The fair vet has asked this year that you use your own vet unless there is an emergency and the Readlyn Vet is on the grounds. For all other issues, please call your family vet.

Non Livestock Judging

Please refer to the Fair Schedule Sheet. This year we have created a separate judging time for Clovers Sunday, July 27th from 10:00am-Noon. Your Clover Kids can come from 12:00pm-4:30pm if they choose, but please stress that they need to be prepared to wait for an open judge. The morning judges will be solely focused on Clover Kids. Swine Exhibitors will take priority at noon!

State Fair Entries State Fair livestock entries will open on June 1, and close at 11:59 pm on July 1. Log into your 4HOnline account to do these entries, print off the entry once completed and bring to the Extension office with a check for the fee. County Fair entries are paper form and available at the Extension office or http://www.extension.iastate.edu/bremer/4h. Send or bring the completed form with a check for the fee to the Ex-tension office. This entry is due June 15th and can be done nowto avoid being late.

Pictures for Non-Livestock State Fair

Best of Show and Horticulture Winners Pictures will be taken on Tuesday, July 29th, at 5:00 pm in the 4-H Building. Staff will meet with the winners by the 4-H Office to give instructions for State Fair entry and pass out information packets. Pictures will be taken immediately after this. State Fair exhibits must be brought to the Extension Office in Tripoli by noon on Monday, August 4 (baked foods can be brought Tuesday morning between 8 am and 9 am). They should be properly packed, labeled, and ready to be transported to Des Moines. Do not over-pack – use just enough to keep it secure. The Extension Office has the right to request large projects be taken to the State Fair by the family members.



Attention 4-Hers and Parents NEW Fair Date for 2014

Animal, Crop & Clothing Event Entry Forms are due June 15th! The Fair book is live on the Extension website. Please note that there will be a one day late fee acceptance of $25. After the one day late fee, no entries will be accepted. No exceptions! Entries have started coming in already! Please call with questions!

Fair book can be found at: http://www.extension.iastate.edu/bremer/4h

Dog Workouts

6:30pm-7:30pm Fairgrounds. Bring your rabies certificate the first workout!

June 11th (6:00-8:30-special workout with a dog judge) June 18th June 25th June 28th (optional AKC show in Waterloo) June 29th (optional AKC show in Waterloo) July 9th (possible mock dog show at Bartels) July 16th July 28th-8:00 am Bremer County Fair Dog show!



4‐H NEWS...

Horse Workouts Boy Scout Camp: 2482 Grand Ave, Waverly

Thursdays and Saturdays: June 7th 4:30pm-6:30 pm June 12th 6:30pm-8:30 pm June 21st 4:30pm-6:30 pm July 10th 6:30pm-8:30 pm July 12th 4:30-6:30 pm July 19th 4:30pm-6:30 pm July 22nd, Tuesday, Fairgrounds 6:30 pm-8:30 pm If there are weather cancellations, check your email by 3:00pm! In event of cancelation, there will be a horse-less clinic held at the Extension Office. Call the horse supers for more info! Nancy: 706-699-1225 Michelle: 319-240-5507

EV-1 horse virus Information Please see the following link for the EV-1 horse virus information. At this time it is up to you as a family to choose whether or not you want to get the vaccine for your animals as it is not a state requirement. Your local vet will have more information. http://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/projects/horse Under hot topics there are three bulleted links to review.

FSQA Make Up

June 16th 1:00 p.m. at the Bremer County Extension Office. Testing: make an appointment with the office! 319-882-4275. FSQA must be done by July 1st!

DRESS CODE

Dairy – White pants, white shirt and sturdy shoes, 4-H arm band (if not wearing a white 4-H t-shirt)

Horse-Exhibitors must wear dark pants or jeans, a solid plain front button or snap long-sleeved collared shirt of any color and boots. The following is prohibited: person-alized logos or embroidery, zippers, sheer or lace fabric, embellishments or bling of any kind (including sequins, rhinestones, chains, etc. Western hats are required for halter and showmanship classes. This attire is for games as well.

Other livestock – While exhibiting animals, exhibitors should appear clean and presentable at all times. Wear a clean white or light colored shirt/blouse or 4-H/FFA shirt and dark colored pants or jeans. Sturdy shoes or boots are preferred. Proper dress is considered to be a part of the Showmanship judging criteria. No sandals or flip flops are permitted while exhibiting.

Non-Livestock – Exhibitors must wear a 4-H/FFA shirt for Conference judging.

Pet/Bucket Bottle Calf All pet/bucket bottle calf project members will be sent a Project Worksheet after June 15th . The worksheet must be filled out, including a photo of the member and pet, and brought with you on judging day (Pet) or on entry day (Bucket Bottle Calf

Poultry Pullorum Testing When: July 18 and July 19 Time: 5:00-8:00 PM Where: Dave Foelske’s, 1731 Piedmont Ave., Tripoli Cost: $0.50/bird You must have your Poultry tested before entry day.





Fair NEWS... “Cul va ng our Future”

Bremer County Fair July 28‐August 3 Read Fair Book carefully – some changes have been made in show dates and mes. Remember to include Design Elements in your write‐ups (refer to page 52 of the fair book). They are required for state fair! All Forms can be picked up at the Extension office or found online at: h p://www.extension.iastate.edu/bremer/4h (print off and bring with entry fee to the office) State Fair Informa on at: h p://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/StateFair/livestock (how to enter) h p://www.iowastatefair.org/compe on/categories/

FAIR VOLUNTEERS Needed on Sunday, July 27at the Clover Entry Table, Entry Table, Help Table and as Judges Helpers. Contact the Exten‐sion Office at 319‐882‐4275 if you can help.

SNAK SHAK – 4‐H Food Stand Adults are needed in the SNAK SHAK in the evenings. Contact the Extension Office if you are interested in helping.

BOOTH SET‐UP/DECORATING Saturday July 26th, 9:00am‐3:00pm. All booths will be judged on use of a theme, a rac veness, crea vity, originality, and organiza on. The themes for this year’s contest are “Rolling with the Changes..I like It” or “Ticket to Success”. Booth work should be completed by the members – not parents and lead‐ers.

Fairboard Garbage Pick Up The Fair Board is once again willing to pay clubs/groups to pick up garbage a er grandstand events at fair. Call the Extension Office to sign up. Days that are le to be filled are: Tractor Pull Sunday July 27th‐$125 Tuff Truck Show Monday July 28th‐$100 NPTA Pull Saturday August 2nd‐$125

4‐H CARNIVAL Tuesday, July 29; 6:00 – 8:00 pm This is a good fundraiser for clubs and a fun evening for area families. All money made is returned to the clubs. This year we will have the en re parking lot east of the 4‐H Building. Please let the Extension Office what carnival game your club is going to have available.

EXHIBITORS.. It is your responsibility to clean out pens, stalls, and booths when you leave the fair with your livestock and exhibits. GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP TIPS: ‐ Follow the rules ‐ Be honest and fair in words and ac ons ‐ Treat animals and people with respect ‐ Be prompt for events ‐ Accept the judge’s sugges ons and results with a posi ve a tude ‐ Congratulate your fellow 4‐H’ers on a job well done ‐ Do not complain or blame others for a low ra ng ‐ Be polite ‐ Don’t li er

FOOD PRESERVATION EXHIBITS: The Bremer County Fair Book and the Iowa State Fair Book state that current USDA and/or Iowa State University guide‐lines for home food preserva on methods must be used. We encourage the use of the ISU Extension bulle ns for up‐to‐date USDA guidelines. If a Ball Canning Book is current (1994 or more recent), the exhibit is following those guide‐lines. It is important for you to state the edi on of the book/publica on you are using. If you have further ques ons, call the ISU Answer Line, 1‐800‐262‐3804. See Department 17, Food & Nutri on, page 51, for more informa on. If you are entering a preserved food product at fair you need two jars to enter and you must have a PRESERVED FOOD 4‐H EXHIBIT LABEL a ached to both. These labels are available at the Extension Office. If the exhibit is selected to go on to State Fair you will need a third jar.

RELEASE OF ALL EXHIBITS All livestock and non‐livestock exhibits will be released on Sunday, August 2, 7:00 am to 9:00 am. Early removal will result in forfeit of all premiums. If this me does not work for you please arrange to have another person pick up your exhibits. Non‐Livestock exhibitors must let the Extension Office know if they will not be present for judging at fair. An exhibitor not present for non‐livestock conference judging cannot receive higher than Honorable Men on with exhibit. Those exhibits will be presented to the judge by the superinten‐dent of that department.

3rd Grade Clover Gradua on Plan to a end the Clover Gradua on at the Bremer County Fair on Saturday, Aug. 2nd at 2 pm. We will recognize you and you will receive a gi . (Must be present for the gi )





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Instruction on obtaining permission to use COPYRIGHT materials, Includes drawn art!

Often we get “ideas” by observation of other’s works of art, crafts, recipes, etc. It is very important to give credit to those individuals or companies who have created materials, resources, logos, trademarks, photographs, etc. that you may want to in-corporate into a 4-H exhibit for a county fair. In many cases requesting permission can do this. A sample letter is located at http://www.extension.iastate.edu/4hfiles/statefair/SFDocuments/SF1UseofCopyrightVI010401.pdf which you should modify to meet your particular need. This permission is needed when an item made by you is going to be on public display. Getting permission to use someone’s work often takes a long time. Act today. You will want to send two copies of your letter to the person or company from whom you are requesting permission. They will keep one copy and return the other to you. You should also send a self-addressed, pre-stamped, envelope to aid in their convenience to respond to you. Remember they do not have to grant you permission, but if you explain fully how you plan to use their work, they are more likely to grant permis-sion. It is important to remember that giving credit to someone else is very important in any area of your work. In written papers, it may be through the use of footnotes; with exhibit items, credit and permission are included in the accompanying folders. As you put your ideas together, be sure to keep a list of where you get your ideas. If it is a book, magazine, or other printed material, include the name of the publication, the issue, volume, year, and page number from which it was taken. This type of documentation supports your efforts to give credit to the original individual or source. Remember, when in doubt, ask permission. When using ideas form Pinterest be sure to site the originally person.

Pinterest Citation For all 4-H’ers who have found a project idea off of Pinterest, you must use the below example for citation: Website: www.pinterest.com Contributor:princessandthefrogblog.blogspot.com

CALF SCRAMBLE ENTRY FORM Please print and use a pen!

Due at Fair Office (not Extension Office) by noon on Thursday, July 31, 2014 Name: ______________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________ City, ST & ZIP: _______________________________________ Phone: ____________________ Grade in school this fall: ____ Club/Chapter: _______________________________________ I certify the above information to be true and wish to enter the Calf Scramble Contest. I have read the Calf Scramble rules as printed in the fair book and I understand my obligations should I catch a calf. ___________________________________________________ Contestant’s Signature Date We hereby release the Bremer County Fair Association of any responsibility during our son or daughter’s participation in the Calf Scramble Contest. I/we have read the Calf Scramble rules as printed in the fair book and understand our child’s obligations should they win a calf. ___________________________________________________ Parent’s Signature Date ___________________________________________________ Parent’s Signature Date Eligibility: The Calf Scramble Contest will be held Thursday evening, July 31, 2014, at the Bremer County Fairgrounds in Waverly. Any member currently enrolled in a Bremer County 4-H or FFA Chapter who will be in 9, 10, 11 or 12th grade this fall is eligible,

with parents’ permission to enter. Members who won calves the previous year are not eligible to compete unless approved by the Bremer County Fair Assn. prior

to the event. Sign Up: An official entry form must be on file with the Fair Office by noon, Thursday, July 31, 2014 with a minimum of one parent’s

signature. Rules of Participation: 1. At no time may a contestant restrain a calf by the tail only, nor choke the calf with the rope. 2. When a contestant has possession of a calf, the contestant will have 5 minutes to halter and get the calf to the south arena

fence. If the calf is not haltered in 5 minutes the contestant must let the calf go. 3. When a contestant has possession of a calf, other contestants must remain behind the judge. The decision of the judge is

final. 4. The fair will provide a rope halter. 5. If a calf is caught and the person’s halter is not within reach, the person must let the calf go. 6. When the calf has had enough chasing, as determined by the veterinarian in charge, the calf will not be eligible to be caught.

A drawing will be held for that particular calf. Expectations of winners: 1. Winners will be required to exhibit their calves in regular market steer classes at the 2015 fair.

2. Winners in the contest will be required to pay the Fair Board 50% of the original cost at the time of fair weigh-in at the 2015 Bremer County Fair.

3. The winner must pay full purchase price in the event the calf is not exhibited in class at the 2015 fair, or if the calf does not meet 2.4 ADG for steers. This payment must be received at the time of fair weigh-in. The Fair Association reserves the right to amend this rule with extenuating circumstances. The Fair Association needs to be contacted prior to fair if you believe such circumstances exist.

4. The Bremer County Fair Association is the owner of the calf until it is paid for at the 2015 fair. The calf is not to be sold under any condition prior to fair without the Fair Association’s approval.

5. Winners will be required to pay $100.00 to-the Fair Association when the calf is picked up in December. The amount will NOT be deducted from the price of the animal when payment is due at the 2015 fair. This money will NOT be refunded.

6. In event of death prior to fair, the purchase cost owed by the member will be forgiven. 7. Winners will sign a contract when the calf is picked up that will specify the amount owed to the Bremer County Fair. One

parent is required to sign this contract. Office Use Only: Received in Office by Date/Time

PIG SCRAMBLE ENTRY FORM Please print and use a pen!

Due at Fair Office by noon on Thursday, July 31, 2014 Name: ______________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________ City, ST & ZIP: _______________________________________ Phone: ____________________ Grade in school this fall: ____ Club/Chapter: _______________________________________ Check ONE of the following boxes □ I am entering the Scramble Pig contest and will take home a pig Thursday, July 31, 2014, if I catch one. □ I am entering the Scramble Pig contest and will receive a pig at the 2015 Spring Swine Weigh-in to exhibit at the 2015 Bremer County Fair, if I catch one. I certify the above information to be true and wish to enter the Pig Scramble Contest. I have read the Pig Scramble rules as printed in the fair book and I understand my obligations should I catch a pig. ___________________________________________________ Contestant’s Signature Date We hereby release the Bremer County Fair Association of any responsibility during our son or daughter’s participation in the Pig Scramble Contest. I/we have read the Pig Scramble rules as printed and understand our child’s obligations should they win a pig. Contestant must initial rules on next page. ___________________________________________________ Parent’s Signature Date

Rules/Guidelines 1. The Scramble Pig Contest will be held Thursday evening, July 31, 2014 at the Bremer County Fairgrounds in Waverly. 2. Any member, currently enrolled in a Bremer County 4-H Club or FFA Chapter who will be entering 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8th grade this

fall is eligible, with parents’ permission, to enter. If 4th grade, must have been a Clover member. 3. Sacks for catching pigs will be provided by the fair. Contestant must have sack with him/her to claim possession of a pig

during the scramble. 4. An official entry form must be on file in the Fair Office, by noon on Thursday, July 31, 2014, with a minimum of one parent

signature. 5. Members who have won a pig previously are eligible to compete. 6. Winners of the pigs will have two options which they need to specify on their entry form:

A. Take possession of the pig the night of the scrambles (Animals need to be removed from the grounds the evening of the contest.).

B. Receive a pig at the 2015 Swine Weigh-in to be exhibited at the 2015 Bremer County Fair Swine Show.

Winners will sign a contract when the pig is picked up that will specify the requirements to exhibit at the 2015 Bremer County Fair. One parent is required to sign this contract. This is not associated with the Share-A-Pig Program. View the Swine rules section for exhibition rules.

Participants who chose option B Winners will be required to exhibit their pig in regular swine classes at the 2015 fair. _________Initial on the line if you agree to the rules and wish to participate in the Pig Scrambles.

Share-A-Pig We strongly recommend you take the opportunity to participate in the Share-A-Pig Program as one pig will usually not do as well on its’ own. (See below for more information.) The Bremer County Fair Board is once again sponsoring the Share-A-Pig Program for Bremer County 4-H and FFA members. Pigs will be required to be exhibited at the 2015 Bremer County Fair following fair rules. The Fair Board will pay half the cost of the pig - all financed until fair. You will be required to bring your pig and show your pig at the fair for them to pay half. No money paid until fair. Price of the pig will be deducted from the check when the pig is sold after the 2015 fair. Feed costs, vet bills, and other costs associated with raising the pig will be the member’s expense. This is a great opportunity to start a swine project or extend one you currently have.

Office Use Only: Received in Office by Date/Time

SHEEP SCRAMBLE ENTRY FORM Please print and use a pen!

Due at Fair Office (not Extension Office) by noon on Friday, August 1, 2014 Name: ______________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________ City, ST & ZIP: _______________________________________ Phone: ____________________ Grade in school this fall: ____ Club/Chapter: _______________________________________ I certify the above information to be true and wish to enter the Sheep Scramble Contest. I have read the Sheep Scramble rules as printed in the fair book and I understand my obligations should I catch a sheep. ___________________________________________________ Contestant’s Signature Date We hereby release the Bremer County Fair Association of any responsibility during our son or daughter’s participation in the Sheep Scramble Contest. I/we have read the Sheep Scramble rules as printed in the fair book and understand our child’s obligations should they win a sheep. ___________________________________________________ Parent’s Signature Date ___________________________________________________ Parent’s Signature Date

Rules/Guidelines 1. The sheep scramble will be held Saturday, August 2 at the Show Arena following the sheep show. 2. Any member currently enrolled in Bremer County 4-H who will be going into 4th or 5th grade this fall is eligible,

with parents’ permission, to enter. 3. Winners will receive a lamb at the 2015 sheep weigh in and will be required to exhibit their lamb in regular lamb

classes at the 2015 fair. 4. An official entry form must be on file at the Fair Office by noon, Friday August 1, 2014. 5. At no time may a contestant restrain a sheep by pulling the wool. 6. Contestants will be provided a halter and must have them haltered to claim possession of the sheep during the

contest. 7. When a contestant has possession of the sheep, the contestant will have 5 minutes to halter. If the sheep is not

haltered they must let the sheep go. 8. When a contestant has possession of the sheep, other contestants must remain behind the judge. Judges

decision is final. 9. When the sheep has enough chasing, as determined by the veterinarian/superintendent in charge, the sheep will

not be eligible to be caught. _________Initial on the line if you agree to the rules and wish to participate in the Sheep Scrambles. Office Use Only: Received in Office by Date/Time

Name: Club:

Phone: Grade (Just Completed)

Dept. Class Lot Entry Fee

(sample)

5 A 1 $2.00

TOTAL

*** no fee for showmanship & bottle bucket

Paid by Check #________ or cash _____

Iowa Youth Code of Ethics is e‐signed on your 4‐HOnline Account

Entry Fee of $2.00 per LOT must accompany this form

Check make payable to: Bremer County Fair

●Bucket Bo le ● Beef ● Dairy Ca le ● Dairy Goats ● Dog

●Horse ●Meat Goats ●Pet ● Poultry ● Rabbits● Sheep ● Swine

Dairy Goat ‐ Jr Doe, less than 6 mo.old 10/5/2009 #456

Bremer County Fair Book can be found at:

www.extension.iastate.edu/bremer/4h or www.bremercountyfair.com/resources

Description (Breed only for Beef)

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Cattle, Goats &

Breeding Sheep Ear Tag #

Animal Entry Form ‐ Bremer County Fair DUE on or before July 1 to the Bremer County Extension Office

Iowa Youth Code of Ethics is e‐signed on your 4‐HOnline Account