 Faulkner County
4-H Youth Development
Fair Entry Forms
*Contact the Faulkner County Extension Office (501-329-8344)
if you have any questions
Instruction for Completing a Fair Entry Form
The first step is to look in your 2008 Fair Book, there are
numerous changes for this fair year. So without looking up your
department, division and class, you may want to enter a market
animal and actually be entering jam or jelly divisions! So check it
out before you fill out the form.
The top section of the form is your contact information and such.
If you participated in the fair last year, you will be in the
computer program. HOWEVER, you still need to make sure we have all
of your current information.
The next section on the form is the tables; you will find one on
the front and an additional table on the back. We have provided two
examples: one for livestock and one for home economics exhibits.
THESE TWO EXAMPLES ARE JUST THAT! YOU WILL NOT BE REGISTERED FOR
THOSE ITEMS.
A few helpful hints:
1. The “Registration Tag” column is for your
state tag number, county tag number, tattoo, leg
band, ear notch (number not drawing) or registration
number.
2. The “Health Tag” column is for your scrapies
or premise I.D.
3. Put a check mark in the “County Bred” column,
if you have a Faulkner County Bred animal (includes:
those registered beef females that were born and
bred in Faulkner County). NOTE: THIS REQUIRES AN
ADDITIONAL FORM!
If you have any questions or would like help we have scheduled
three help days (listed below) to assist you in this process.
However, this process is the same as last year. You may simply pick
up an entry form, fill it out and turn it in to the Faulkner County
Cooperative Extension office.
- July 8, 5 – 7 pm
- July 15, 10 – 2pm
- August 1, 8:30 – 5pm
Forms
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