State 4-H Fair Resources
http://extension.wsu.edu/4h/fairs/state-4-h-fair/
2019 State 4-H Fair Creative Kids Contest Information
Grays Harbor 4-H County Fair
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- Fair Decorating Contest Information (Submit Entries by April 30th)
- Fair Information Letter to Grays Harbor Families
- Expectations for 4-H Families Helping 4-H Exhibitors During the Fair
- Animal Entry Form (due to GHC Fairgrounds July 12th)
- 4-H Club & FFA Pass Order Form (due to GHC Fairgrounds July 12th)
- Camping Rules & Application
(Reservations open June 14th) - 2019 GH 4-H Exhibitor Guide, 2019 available soon at
http://www.ghcfairgrounds.com - GH 4-H Fair Supplemental Info (coming soon)
Fair Activities for 4-H Members
(Sign Up for Public Presentations,
Food & Kitchen Activities, Fashion Review, etc.)
- Animal Show Schedule
- GH 4-H Still Life Exhibits
(most due August 4th, plant science and baked goods due August 6th)
(* NEW* Educational Poster entries can be submitted early at the WSU Extension office July 29th – August 2nd during normal business hours)
> Still Life Exhibits & Contest Entry Form
> How to Enter Still Life Exhibits (entry tags available at WSU Extension)
> How to Describe Your Still Life Entry
- 2019 GH 4-H Horse Project Class List
- “Over the Clover” Class Entry Form Hosted by GH 4-H Horse Council (August 2019):
- Equine Award Application – Versatile Horseman – Due August 11th
- Equine Award Application – Outstanding Gamer – Due August 11th
- 4-H Equine State Team Expectations
- 4-H Cowboy Breakfast Flyer
- Apply to Become a 4-H Project Superintendent During the County Fair
Position Descriptions: Still Life Projects & Animal Projects
Other Opportunities
- LEGO®-Lovers Special Projects (open to the public)
Flyer & Rules – coming soon
Intent To Participate Form- Due August 1st - Pocket Pet Project (for 4-H members enrolled in the Pet Project)
- 2019 State 4-H Fair Creative Kids Contest Info (State 4-H Fair – see 4-H Exhibitor Guide for county exhibits)
Grays Harbor 4-H & FFA Youth Livestock Auction
- GH Youth Livestock Auction Rules
- 2018 GH Youth Livestock Auction Program Brochure
- 2018 GH Youth Livestock Auction Letter
- 2019 GH Youth Livestock Auction Registration (Due April 15th via Google Docs at https://goo.gl/forms/nBFtn36qBKkiZdRV2)
- Mandatory Meeting for Participants (May 1st, 5:30pm or 6:30pm, EHS Library)
- Mandatory Tagging (May 18th, 9am – 2pm) and Alternate Tagging (June 3rd, 4-5:30pm, GHC Fairgrounds)
- GHYLA Authorization To Sell Form (Due July 15th to Donna)
- GHC Fair Animal Entry Forms (Due July 15th to GHC Fairgrounds Office)
- Quality Assurance Forms Due at Official GHYLA weigh-in (Tuesday, August 6th)
“Producer Affidavit and Market Animal Health Records” are available at https://pubs.wsu.edu
Goat (WSU Publication C1051e)
Lamb (WSU Publication C1052e)
Beef (WSU Publication C1054e)
Swine (WSU Publication C1055e)
General – used for rabbits and poultry (WSU Publication C1113e)
Other Forms and Publications
4-H Volunteers
4-H Project Resources
- Washington State 4-H Project Resources
- Washington State 4-H Equine Project Resources – Contests, Events, Blogs, Listserves, & Resources such as the 4-H Horse Contest Guide (PNW 574)
- Livestock & Horses website provided by WSU
- Goat Production and Husbandry
- County & State Fair Rabies Certificate
Meeting the April 1st 4-H Enrollment Fair Eligibility deadline is the way for youth to become eligible to exhibit 4-H Projects at the GH 4-H County Fair. When those exhibits are related to animal projects, some of the other deadlines to consider are:
March 4th and June 3rd – GH 4-H Horse Council Mandatory Meetings for Horse Project Exhibitors
April 15th – Grays Harbor Youth Livestock Auction (GHYLA) Registration Deadline
May 1st – Grays Harbor Youth Livestock Auction (GHYLA) Quality Assurance Meeting
July – Grays Harbor County Fair Animal Entry Deadlines
July and August – Grays Harbor County Fair Still Life Entry Deadlines (photos, posters, creative art projects, etc.)
There are also 4-H animal management and care deadlines, established by the WA State 4-H Program, which vary by animal species, and are outlined in Section 9 of the State 4-H Policy & Procedures Handbook at http://extension.wsu.edu/4h/.