2024 U.P. State Fair Livestock Market Record Book Rules

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January 29, 2024 - David Radloff

2024 U.P. STATE FAIR JUNIOR MARKET LIVESTOCK RECORD KEEPING RULES

NEW: NO BINDERS or page protectors! All record books must be either in a two-sided folder or stapled.

NEW: Three additional optional “bonus” narrative questions have been added to each record book as an opportunity to increase total points in the competition.

In order to participate in the Junior Market Livestock Sale, exhibitors are required to submit a completed market livestock record book and achieve a minimum score of 40 in the scoring rubric.

The U.P. State Fair Junior Market Livestock Record Books will follow the Michigan 4-H Animal Market Project Record Book 2024 U.P. State Fair Version. These books are available online at:

https://www.canr.msu.edu/delta/delta_county_4_h/u-p-state-fair-market-livestock-record-book

http://upstatefair.org/ (Ag & Animal Exhibits).

Exhibitors will have three record keeping classes based on exhibitor’s official fair age (fair age is the exhibitor’s age on January 1 of the year of the fair):

Beginning (exhibitors 8-10 years of age for sheep, swine and goats)

                 (exhibitors 9-10 years of age for beef)  are required to complete the “2024 Michigan 4-H Market Animal Record Book U.P. State Fair version-Beginner Member”.

Intermediate (exhibitors 11-13 years of age) are required to complete the ““2024 Michigan 4-H Market Animal Record Book U.P. State Fair version-Intermediate Member”.

Advanced (exhibitors 14-19 years of age) are required to complete the ““2024 Michigan 4-H Market Animal Record Book U.P. State Fair version-Advanced Member”.

 

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