Project Learning Day July 20, 2013 Iowa County Fair .
Project Learning DayJuly 20, 2013Iowa County Fair GroundsSession 1- 9:00 – 10:00DAIRY “Prepare for Fair!”Learn what it takes to be prepared for the fair! The sessions will be taught by older youth exhibitors and 4-HDairy volunteers. Practice the perfect top line and review how to show your calf. Bring all your fittingequipment—clippers, halters, brushes, and sprays for hands-on practice with calves. These sessions willcount as an educational program for the auction. This session is a three hour program; you must attend all 3hours for an educational credit. Presenters: Sean & Angela Brown, Assist: Zach TolzmanBEEF “Prepare for Fair!”Come and learn great step-by-step plans for getting your animal and yourself ready for the fair. Theinformation presented will be great for youth with experience exhibiting and for those showing beef for the firsttime at the fair. There will be a beef animal there used for demonstration. This session will count as aneducational program for the auction. This session is a three hour program; you must attend all 3 hours for aneducational credit. Presenters: Youth Livestock CommitteeSWINE “Prepare for Fair!”This session will begin by teaching you what you need to do in order to be ready for showing your swine at thefair, explain daily care, discuss showmanship techniques, review auction requirements, and give you helpfulhints on how to have a successful sale of your animal at the fair. This session will count as an educationalprogram for the auction. This session is a three hour program; you must attend all 3 hours for an educationalcredit. Presenters: Youth Livestock Committee and Jarred SearlsGIS GPS OPPORTUNITYDiscover new ways of thinking about geographic positions, using tools (like GPS, GIS, maps, and globes) andidentifying locations. Learn to use GPS units to complete a technological treasure hunt. Part of this sessionwill be outdoors so please dress appropriately. If the weather is absolutely miserable we will cancel the hunt,but it will be replaced with other fun GIS activities. (Limit of 10) Presenter: Rick VingerORIGAMIEver wondered how people create those adorable origami projects? In this session, you will learn the fine artof origami. I will teach you a little background of this age-old art. At the end of this session, you will be able totake a piece of paper, fold it, and create your own origami masterpiece. Limited to 6 participants. Lara Daentl- presenterGETTING TO KNOW YOUR SEWING MACHINEIf you enrolled in the 4-H Clothing project, join us for this session. We’ll learn about all the parts of a sewingmachine and what they do. We’ll also share some useful “notions” that can make your sewing easier. You arewelcome to bring your own machine to learn about the parts but we won’t actually be doing any sewing in thissession. (Limit of 12) Presenters: Donna Grunewald & Ruth Schriefer, Assist: Diana DochnahlINSECTS ARE INTERESTING!Are you enrolled in the Entomology project, or do you simply have an interest in insects? Come and learnabout the different parts of an insect and the difference between complete and incompletemetamorphosis. You’ll also learn how to properly collect, pin, and identify insects. Participants will be able tosee the largest moth, the heaviest insect, and a variety of tropical insects from around the world. If you arebrave enough, you may even get the chance to hold a live Giant Madagascar Hissing Cockroach! (Limit of 8)Presenter: Alex HarmenFAIRYTALES RETOLD (GRADES 3-5)In the short story “Cinderella,” the Brothers Grimm write, “When [Cinderella] ran down the stairs, her leftslipper stuck in the pitch. The prince picked it up.” Have you ever wondered what would have happened toCinderella if someone else would have picked up the slipper before the price did? Would happily ever afterbeen ruined?In this session, you will learn how the smallest details can change a story; for instance, maybe, thedwarf Grumpy simply had a stomach ache and wasn’t actually grumpy. How would a different character tell thestory? What would Little Red Riding Hood’s grandma say? Presenter: Brianna Jentz
Session II - 10:00-11:00CERAMICSIn this session you will paint a simple ceramic item and have a finished project to take home with you. Paints,a simple project and brushes will be provided. This project is also eligible for a special class at the fair! Allages are welcome. (Limit of 15) Presenter: Verna BatchelorCLOVERBUDS “Let’s Take Some Pictures!”Hello, Cloverbuds! Have you ever looked at a photograph and thought, "Gee, I wish I could do that!" Well,here is your chance to learn the photography basics that will help you when enrolling in the PhotographyProject someday real soon. Join Paula, Lyrica & Lara Daentl as they give you tips and pointers on how to takecreative and fun photos. Every Cloverbud enrolling in this session needs to bring a camera that they knowhow to use, for we will be taking a lot of photos. These newly learned skills will have you saying, "Gee, Isnapped that photo!" Cloverbuds are asked to bring an inexpensive, easy to use digital camera with them.Iowa County 4-H and UW Extension will not be responsible for broken or lost cameras. (Limit of 12)Presenters: Paula, Lyrica, & Lara DaentlINSECTS ARE INTERESTING!Are you enrolled in the Entomology project, or do you simply have an interest in insects? Come and learnabout the different parts of an insect and the difference between complete and incompletemetamorphosis. You’ll also learn how to properly collect, pin, and identify insects. Participants will be able tosee the largest moth, the heaviest insect, and a variety of tropical insects from around the world. If you arebrave enough, you may even get the chance to hold a live Giant Madagascar Hissing Cockroach! (Limit of 8)Presenter: Alex HarmanCREATIVE ANIMAL STORIES (GRADES 6-8)From Old Yeller to The Black Stallion to Charlotte’s Web, animal stories are fascinating to read and to tell.These books and many other animal stories are successful because the author paints pictures, using words, ofthe animals and their habitats that stick in the readers’ mind. This session will explore the concepts of wordchoice and concrete imagery as the basis of creating detailed descriptions. Learn how you can make yourfavorite animal come to life on paper! Presenter: Brianna JentzSession III 11:00-12:00CLOVERBUDS - TIE PILLOWSMake and take your own tied pillow. Fleece tied pillows are an easy and fun project.Materials will be provided. Come and make your own pillow to sleep with or exhibit it at the fair. (Limit of 25)CERAMICSIn this session you will paint a simple ceramic item and have a finished project to take home with you. Paints,a simple project and brushes will be provided. This project is also eligible for a special class at the fair! Allages are welcome. (Limit of 15) Presenter: Verna BatchelorORIGAMIEver wondered how people create those adorable origami projects? In this session, you will learn the fine artof origami. I will teach you a little background of this age-old art. At the end of this session, you will be able totake a piece of paper, fold it, and create your own origami masterpiece. (Limit of 6) Presenter: Lara DaentlDESIGN YOUR DREAM ROOMPick a room. Any room! It’s time to plan a “make-over”. Which room in your home would you like todecorate? You’ll create your own swatch board with flooring samples, trim samples, furniture and curtainmaterial swatches, paint, or wall coverings. We will have lots of materials to work with but it would be REALLYhelpful if you have pictures of colors, furniture, accessories or lighting from magazines, catalogs orbrochures. You can even bring along a picture of the room so as it looks right now so we can see the “before”and after! (Limit of 10) Presenter: Ruth Schriefer
INSECTS ARE INTERESTING!Are you enrolled in the Entomology project, or do you simply have an interest in insects? Come and learnabout the different parts of an insect and the difference between complete and incompletemetamorphosis. You’ll also learn how to properly collect, pin, and identify insects. Participants will be able tosee the largest moth, the heaviest insect, and a variety of tropical insects from around the world. If you arebrave enough, you may even get the chance to hold a live Giant Madagascar Hissing Cockroach! (Limit of 8)Presenter: Alex HarmanRESUME AND COVER LETTERS (Grades 9-13)Are you looking to apply to a job, university, or program? Are you ready to apply for scholarships? Even if youhaven’t needed to write a résumé or cover letter yet, you will have to soon. These documents are the firstimpression that you give to future employers or decision committees, so it is very important that they look andsound professional. Come learn how to effectively create documents that highlight your experiences andaccomplishments. Presenter: Brianna JentzTRACTORS! TRACTORS! TRACTORS!Are you looking forward to driving a tractor? How well do you know your tractor? If you are going to be atractor driver you have to be able to do more than turn a key and steer. Learn more about how a tractor works,its parts, and some basic tractor safety. Presenter: Jon OstendorffProject Learning Day RegistrationSaturday, July 20, 2013Iowa County FairgroundsNamePhoneAddressClub9:00-9:55 – Session One (select one)DAIRYBEEFSWINEGIS GPS OPPORTUNITYORIGAMIKNOW YOUR SEWING MACHINEINSECTS ARE INTERESTINGFAIRYTALES RETOLD (GRADES 3-5)11:00-11:55 – Session Three (select one)DAIRY (continued from session 1 and 2)BEEF (continued from session 1 and 2)SWINE (continued from session 1 and 2)CLOVERBUD TIE PILLOWSCERAMICSORIGAMIDESIGN YOUR DREAM ROOMINSECTS ARE INTERESTINGRESUME & COVER LETTERS (GR. 9-13)TRACTORS10:00-10:55 – Session Two (select one)DAIRY (continued from session 1)BEEF (continued from session 1)SWINE (continued from session 1)CERAMICSCLOVERBUD PHOTOGRAPHYINSECTS ARE INTERESTINGCREATIVE ANIMAL STORIES (GRADES 6-8)SIGN-UP IS DUE JULY 12THsend this form to:Iowa County 4-H – UW-Extension303 W Chapel St, Suite 1200Dodgeville WI 53533
The CloverConnectionJune 2013IOWA COUNTY 4-H FAMILY NEWSLETTERLOOK INSIDE FOR . Upcomingevents 4-H Club News LivestockJudging 2013 AreaAnimalSciences Day Older YouthTrips DeatonScholarship Clover Run MAQA Test OutThis newsletter wasmailed onMay 30, 20134-H .Explore,Experience,Achieve!JUNE1125569, 16, 239 – 1112, 19, 261718191920202124 – 27242830Iowa County Dairy BreakfastCounty Fair Swine ID Forms DueLivestock Judging Practice, 6 pm; Jeff Thomas’ FarmState Fair Junior paper entries due to State Fair OfficeMandatory Dog Project Meeting, 6:30 pm FairgroundsEquine Board MeetingLivestock Judging Practices, 6 pm, local farms4-H Camp, Upham Woods, Wisconsin DellsDog Obedience Classes begin, 6:30 pm, Fairgrounds7th/8th trip to Mount Olympus with Green and LafayetteCloverbud Day, 9 – 3 pm, FairgroundsMAQA, 1- 3 pm & 7 – 9 pm, Test out 6:00 pm HHS BldgState Fair Junior Electronic Entries due to State FairClothing Preview, 6:30 pm HHS BuildingYouth Livestock Committee Meeting, 6:30 pm, HHS BldgJuly Newsletter items due to Muffy in UW-Extension4-H Youth Conference, Madison4-H Leader’s Association Meeting, 7 pm , HHS BuildingArea Animal Science Days, FairgroundsAmbassador Meeting, 1 pm , HHS g/Queen/H-Team Applications DueEquine Board MeetingMAQA, 1- 3 pm & 7 – 9 pm, Test out 6:00 pm HHS BldgGoat Clinic, Fairgrounds 8 am – 12:00 noonYouth Livestock Committee, 6:30 pm, HHS Building4-H Clover Run, 6:30 pm , FairgroundsProject Learning Day II, 9 am to noon, FairgroundsFarmer’s Appreciation Day, Harris ParkAmbassador Banquet, 7 pm, HHS BuildingRobotics Day Camp, 9 – 3 pm, HHS BuildingOlder Youth 4-H Trip – Zoo & Mt OlympusShooting Sports, Iowa County FairgroundsScience Tuesday, 9 – 3 pm, HHS Building
Dear Iowa County 4-H Community,First off, I want to thank you for welcoming me into your community as the Iowa County 4-H intern. Iam really looking forward to learning and growing as an individual through this opportunity, and I cannotwait to meet everyone and to share in the joy of helping students experience the wonders of the worldthrough education.As a recent graduate from UW-Platteville, I know that my successes as a double major in English andhistory can be somewhat attributed to my participation in 4-H as a member of the Blake’s Prairie Bombers’4-H Club in Grant Count. One of the highlights of my summers growing up was participating in the annualBlake’s Prairie Fair in Bloomington, WI, so it was only natural that one of the first history papers that Iremember writing was about the early years of the fair. Writing this paper showed me how powerfuleducation and human relationships are to building a community. My love for 4-H and writing, especiallyabout history, has only strengthened since then. One of my favorite experiences as an undergraduate wastraveling to the National Archives in College Park, MD to research an American deceptive task force, calledthe “ghost army,” that was active in the later years of World War II.Looking over the summer schedule filled with opportunities to work with many youth and families, Icouldn’t help but fondly remember raising crossbred Suffolk sheep, listening to my camera rewind after Ifilled a roll of film, and adding stitch upon stitch to my latest cross-stitch design — all three examples of theprojects that I started through 4-H. I can remember how excited I was when my photo “Kendra and Lambert”was selected as one of the top ten at the 2005 Wisconsin State Fair and what it meant to me to be asked tohelp teach a craft session at the Grant County 4-H Cloverbud Day when I was in high school. In a way, thisinternship feels like coming home because I am returning to a program that helped to shape how I view theworld.In addition to 4-H, I have also taken advantage of my other opportunities. In fall 2010, I studiedabroad and lived in a palace in Dalkeith, Scotland, which is approximately six miles away from Edinburgh(thirty minutes driving time). Following my study abroad experience, I found my niche at UW-Plattevillewhen I was hired by Writing and Tutoring Resources (WATR) as a writing tutor for the Writing Center, andlater I served as an intern editor for Stylus: An Anthology of Freshman Writing, which is a collection of essaysused in teaching English composition classes. Upon completing my undergraduate degree, I was hired byWATR in a professional role where I help with the Peer-Assisted Learning Program, the Writing Center, andStylus during the regular academic year. All of these opportunities have reinforced the importance ofeducation to me, and I cannot wait to share my love of learning as the 4-H intern.As I work alongside Deb Ivey and other 4-H agents, my summer will be filled with traveling to the 4H & Youth Conference, visiting 4-H camp, chaperoning trips, attending 4-H sponsored events, etc. and aboveeverything else, I will be promoting the importance of knowledge and service.If you ever have any questions, comments, or concerns regarding the 4-H program, please don’thesitate to stop by the office and see me. Feel free to email me at uwintern@iowacounty.org or call me at608-930-9850.Once again, I am super excited to be part of the Iowa County 4-H community!All the best,Brianna M. JentzSummer 2013 4-H Extension Office InternNEWS FOR FAMILIES AND LEADERS4-H LEADERS' ASSOCIATIONThe next meeting will be held on Monday, June 24th at 7 pm in the HHS Center. Agenda Items:Raffle Ticket distribution, Finalize details for Area Animal Sciences Day and the Clover Run, reviewplans for the Iowa County Fair, fair entry forms will be distributed and other important issues.Iowa County Farm Bureau will sponsor monetary awards for the top 3 clubs ( 50, 40, 30) witheducational displays in any building during the Iowa County Fair.
Iowa County 4-H Clover Run1 Mile Run/Walk & 4 K Run6:30 pm, Friday, July 19, 2013Iowa County FairgroundsInformation and Registrationhttp://iowa.uwex.edu/Cloverbud Day – June 18, 2013 – Fairgrounds – 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.Cloverbuds will be “On the Move” June 18th! The morning will begin with getting to know you gamesfollowed by nature activities. It won’t take long and the Cloverbuds will be moving and grooving bymaking their own musical instruments. Holly Allen, a ventriloquist will present a fun-filled program forthe youth. The Cloverbuds will learn a few Tae Kwon Do skills and round out the day with a programfor their parents. Registrations are due June 10th. The registration was in the May Newsletter. .Clothing ReviewClothing Review will be held on Thursday, June 20th at 6:30 pm in the Community Room at the Health& Human Services Building. An email was sent out to all 4-Hers in the clothing & consumer savvy.CONGRATULATIONSOn May 10-11, Iowa County 4-H youth participated in Horse Bowl, Hippology, and horse relatedSpeaking at UW-Marathon in Wausau. The Iowa County Horse Bowl team consists of JessicaVinger, Zoey French, Jenna Haack, Hannah Rudesill, and Ashley Degenhardt. Each of these girlsalso participated in Hippology, with Jenna Haack scoring 2nd overall to earn Reserve Champion inthe junior division. Jessica Vinger, Jenna Haack, and Taylor Colin also participated in the speakingcontest. Jessica scored in the top ten for her interpretive reading as well as a demonstration in thejunior division. Jenna won Reserve Champion for her individual demonstration in the junior division.Taylor Colin placed in the top ten for both public speaking and individual demonstration in the seniordivision. She also won Reserve Champion for her interpretive reading in the senior division. Taylorand Jenna together took Grand Champion in the senior division for their team demonstration.Congratulation to all of the young ladies involved as they were a great representation of Iowa County4-H.Left – Jenna Haack and Taylor Colin. Center – Jessica VingerRight – Jessica Vinger, Zoey French, Jenna Haack, Hannah Rudesill and Ashley Degenhardt.Congratulations to the following 4-Hers graduating from High School: Tayler Bowser, Lara Daentl,Erik Gilbertson, Adam Keenan, Chelsea May, Jackie Olson, Bryanna Pishion, Weston Satern, NathanSpink, Paige Springer, and Emily Wood.
The Ambassadors participated inDodgeville’s Relay for Life on Friday,May 10, 2013 at Harris Park. Theyspent the night walking to supportcancer survivors and to honor thosewhom we have lost because ofcancer. The Ambassadors sold piesat the Relay and together withdonations they raised 852 for theAmerican Cancer Society! Good JobAmbassadors!4-H CLUB NEWSThe meeting of Cobb Busy Badgers was called to order at 7:01 p.m. on April 13th. Old businessFood Fight, 4-H Food Review. New Business is 4-H camp June 9-11, Mt. Olympus trip for the 7th and8th graders. Our program was led by Ruth from the Extension office.The April 13 meeting of Country Cardinals 4-H Club Meeting was called to order at 6:05 p.m.Balloon Fest is on June 6th this year and we are in charge of the game tent again this year, and needas many people as possible. Next meeting we will also be doing roadside clean up, so pay attentionfor information on when that will be.May 11th Country Cardinals Meeting Minutes (22 out of 40 people attended)We decided to do a June Dairy Month activity and decided to make ice cream cones outside ofHying’s Hardware on June 8th from 10 to 12. Next meeting will be a potluck at Dorota’s cabin at 6:30p.m. on June 8th. We also did roadside clean up at this meeting.FAIR ENTRIESReminder – fair entries are due by August 1. Forms are available on the UW-Extension Website, theIowa County Fair website, and from your leaders (after June 24). You will use your fairbook from lastyear. If you need a new fairbook, you will have to pay 5, and they are available in the UW-Extensionoffice.SAFE SITTERUpland Hills Health will offer Safe Sitter courses for young teens 11 and up on June 21 st, July 16thand August 14th. Pre-registration is required and space is limited. Call 930-7165 or visitwww.uplandhillshealth.org to register.SHOOTING SPORTS—Archery and Air RifleShooting sports members – Practices will be offered on two nights – Sunday and Thursdaybeginning at 6 pm at the Iowa County Fairgrounds in Mineral Point. Youth can attend either night, butonly one night per week, i.e. either Sunday or Thursday in one week.Sundays – July 28, August 4, 11, 18. Thursdays – August 1, 8, 15, 22.Contact Don Kreul at 574-2693 or Gary Roberts at 574-9266 with questions.
4-H GATEWAY ACADEMY –ENGINEERING AND SCIENCEIowa County Youth currently in 5th, 6th or 7th grade are eligible to enroll in the 4-H Gateway Academy,a day camp that includes hands on activities related to science, engineering and technology. The2013 4-H Gateway Academy will be held at River Valley Middle School from 8:30 am to 11:30 am onJuly 8-11 and July 15-18. For a registration form or if you have questions, contact Deb at theExtension office at 930-9850 or debra.ivey@ces.uwex.eduOLDER YOUTH7th & 8th Grade TripReminder to youth in 7th & 8th Grade – registrations for the June 17th Mt Olympus trip are due to theExtension office by June 7th. A registration form was emailed to all youth in 7th & 8th Grade. If youneed a registration form, contact Muffy at 930-9850 or email her at muffy.swingen@iowacounty.org.4-H High School Trip - July 27, 2013 to the Henry Vilas Zoo & Mt. Olympus4-H Youth in grades 9-13 are invited to attend an older youth trip on July 27th. 4 Chaperones areneeded. The Iowa County 4-H Leaders Association is paying for the school bus. Reservations andmoney due July 10th. Space is limited. If seats are not filled the trip will be cancelled. See theregistration page at the end of this newsletter.4-H AMBASSADOR TEAMAre you an older youth who would like to promote 4-H in the county and help out at special 4-Hevents? If so, the Ambassador program is for you. Any 2013-14 high school freshman,sophomore, junior, senior or 13th grade Iowa County 4-H member who completed a 4-H RecordBook in 2012 can apply to be an Ambassador. There is no limit on the number of Ambassadors a4-H club may have and you may be an Ambassador for as many years as you want – even if you arenamed King or Queen. All applicants will interview as part of the selection process. The Finaleannouncing all the members of the Ambassador Team and the King, Queen and 4-H Team will beheld on Tuesday, July 23rd at the Health and Human Services Building in Dodgeville. The Applicationforms are available in the Extension Office or www.iowa.uwex.edu and are due on July 1. Pleasenotice, If you wish to be King, Queen, or a member of the 4-H Team that there is an extraapplication and an adult recommendation required for consideration.LIVESTOCKLIVESTOCK JUDGING PRACTICES will be held on Sunday nights in June at 6:00 pm. OnSunday, June 2nd, practice will be held at Jeff Thomas’ farm, located on Hwy 18 in Cobb. Locationsfor practices on June 9, June 16, and June 23 will be determined later. Bring a clipboard & pencil tothe practices. We will compete at Area Animal Science Days on Friday, June 28 at the Iowa CountyFairgrounds. Contact Jeff Thomas at 608-574-7265 with questions.MARKET ANIMAL RECORD FORM: All youth selling steers, lambs, barrows or meat goatsat the 2013 Iowa County Fair must complete a "Market Animal Record" form and turn it in to thespecies superintendent at weigh in at the 2013 fair. Youth will NOT be allowed to sell if they do notturn in a completed form and complete an educational program. Contact the Extension Office or yourFFA advisor if you need a Market Animal Record form. The form can also be found on the UWExtension website at: rd-form/
GOATS: The Iowa County 4-H Goat Project will be holding a Goat Showing Clinic on SaturdayJuly 13 from 8 -12 noon at the Iowa County Fairgrounds in Mineral Point, WI. The clinic is open tothe public and will feature 2 presenters, David Considine from Portage, WI and Betsy from Ten StrikeRanch in Galena, Ill. David will be focusing on Showmanship and dairy goats and Betsy will focus onmeat goat clipping and fitting. Feel free to call with questions- Clare Heberlein 574-9829 or CathyWiesbrook 574-1344.AREA ANIMAL SCIENCE DAYSIowa County will host Area Animal Science Days on Friday, June 28, 2013.The Iowa County Dairy, Livestock and Horse Judging teams will be participating at theArea Animal Science Day on Friday, June 28 at the Iowa County Fairgrounds. Contact Jeff Thomas, MattHeins, Laura Daniels, or Cheryl Hartman with questions related to your species.Youth have many opportunities to participate at Area Animal Sciences Day: DAIRY Dairy Judging and Dairy Showmanship—if interested call Laura Daniels at 513-0210.LIVESTOCK Livestock Judging—contact Jeff Thomas at 574-7265 if interested.HORSE Horse Events for members enrolled in the Horse project include Horse Judging, Model Horse,Horse Photography, and Hippology. If you are interested in Horse Judging, contact Cheryl Hartman at574-4245.DAIRY & HORSE POSTERS Size: 14 in. x 22 in. Dairy posters should illustrate a dairy slogan. Horseposters can present any horse related topic. Posters can be brought to the Fairgrounds on the day ofArea Animal Science Days or dropped off at the Extension office by Monday, June 24th.DOGS4-H DOG PROJECT MEMBERS: If you have questions about the dog project, contactCheryl Hartman 608-574-4245 or at buckyus@hotmail.com.A mandatory Dog Project meeting is Monday June 5, 2013 at 6:30 pm at the Iowa CountyFairgrounds. DO NOT BRING YOUR DOG TO THIS MEETING.Required Vaccinations/Health: Before the first training session, all dogs must show proof of current vaccination forDistemper, Hepatitis, Leptospirosis, Bortella (kennel cough) and Parvovirus. Vaccinations done by a pet owner/handler will be accepted if accompanied by a copy of the sticker fromthe original vial with the vaccination lot # and expiration date. You must submit a copy of the vaccination certificate. Please keep all originals. Regulations require that the Rabies vaccination MUST BE given by and the certificate signed by alicensed accredited veterinarian. A dog may not attend training sessions, clinics or exhibit if showing signs of communicable diseases: illhealth, injury, internal or external parasites. Recommended but not required; annual heartworm test and preventative medication, flea preventative,fecal parasite examIowa County Fair Dog Obedience, Showmanship and Rally show will be Saturday, August 17beginning at 9 am. The Dog Agility show will begin at 5:30 pm on Thursday, August 29.
DAIRYDEATON DAIRY SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDDenise Deaton-Tolzman, Scott, Carissa and Zach Tolzman would like to announce the Deaton DairySportsmanship award which will be awarded at the 2013 Iowa County Fair.A personalized chair will be awarded to at least one Iowa County Dairy exhibitor who exhibits a strong interestin the Dairy project and has contributed to the Iowa County Dairy project. This individual must participate in atleast 3 Dairy activities starting in January 2013. The winner will be announced during the Junior Dairy Show atthe 2013 Iowa County Fair.These activities could include: Dairy Quiz Bowl, Dairy Judging, Area Animal Science Day, FFA Judging,Project Learning Day Dairy session, a 4-H club or group dairy project meeting, Iowa County Fair Junior DairyShow, Topline Fitting Contest, Wisconsin State Fair Junior Dairy Show, and Club Dairy Promotional Activities.Strong consideration will be given to individuals who will graduate from 4-H or FFA in 2013 and havecontributed to the Iowa County Dairy project. Applications are available from the Extension Office and atiowa.uwex.edu and are due in August. Mailed applications are due by August 28 to Deb Ivey at the ExtensionOffice, 303 West Chapel, Dodgeville, WI 53533. Applications can also be submitted to the 4-H Office at theFairgrounds on Thursday, August 29 and no later than 9 am, Friday, August 30.AUCTION EDUCATION PROGRAMSALL exhibitors selling in the auction will attend one educational program and notify the ExtensionOffice prior to August 1. This applies to those selling poultry, rabbits, beef, swine, sheep, goats,and cheese (top 6 Dairy animals.) Below are educational programs that will apply to this requirement.Project Learning Day I and IILivestock or Dairy Judging Team PracticesState FFA Judging ContestMAQA CertificationBadger Dairy CampArea Animal Sciences DayYouth Livestock Show CampCounty Project MeetingsCounty Carcass ShowsFebruary 9 & July 20;selected sessionsMay, JuneSpringFebruary 9, June 19, July 11June, UW-Madison campusJune 28, FairgroundsState FairgroundsSummer, as scheduledCheck with neighboring countiesWatch future newsletters for dates and registration information about these events.MAQA SESSIONS AND TEST OUTAnyone who plans on showing swine at the Iowa County Fair or Wisconsin State Fair MUST beMAQA certified. MAQA sessions are being offered June 19 and July 11 from 1-3 pm and 7-9 pm.Youth who are in the intermediate age group (age 12-14, grades 6-8) or the advanced age group(ages 15-18, grades 9-13) have the option to “test out.” Youth who plan to “test out” must pre-registerwith the Extension Office. The “Test Out” does NOT qualify as an educational program. Testout times are at 6:00 pm on June 19th and July 11th. Contact Lisa Schlimgen for more informationabout the “test out” option (608-930-9850 or lisa.schlimgen@ces.uwex.edu )STATE FAIR INFORMATION AT http://www.wistatefair.com/wp/junior livestock/Youth exhibiting at State Fair must submit all entry information on their own. The Iowa CountyExtension Office will NOT be processing the entries. June 5th paper entries are due to WisconsinState Fair. June 19th electronic entries are due to Wisconsin State Fair. Please contact theWisconsin State Fair entry office if you have questions regarding your entries.entryoffice@wisconsin.gov or call 414-266-7000.
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