The Broome County Fair will take place
July 26 - 31, 2011. Any Questions or Comments?
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| | Fowler's Taffy |
Robbin's
Land Clearing | | J&C Gifts |
Wandering
Cowboys
Western Wear |
| Kountry Kitchen |
JD Reynolds
Air Brush T-shirts |
| R&M T-shirts |
Nancy's
Neighborhood
Sandwiches |
Basement
Waterproofing |
Males Ecuadorian
Clothing |
| Papa Bear Stoves |
| Hitchin Post |
AD Bowman
Wood & Pellet
Stoves |
Joint Landowners
Coalition of NY |
| Dean Wall Apparel |
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4-H for All!
Recite with us now the 4-H Pledge: “I pledge my HEAD to clearer thinking. – INDEPENDENCE! I pledge my HEART to greater loyalty – BELONGING! I pledge my HANDS to larger service – GENEROSITY! I pledge my HEALTH to better living –MASTERY! – for my club, my community, my country, and my world.”
Through the 4-H program, youth across the country are able to make friends for life, since the club is like one big family – with approximately 200 members in Broome County alone. 4-H, as a family should, concerns itself with seeing that members learn leadership, citizenship and life skills through a “learning by doing” model.
During Broome County Fair week, 4-H youth welcome kids and adults to come see what their projects are all about, whether it is science experiments or animals. Don’t forget to stop by the animal arena and pavilions to see which animals will walk, trot, hop and waddle home with blue ribbons around their necks. The exhibitions begin Tuesday, July 26 at 7:00p.m. with the dog show and end Saturday, July 30th at 10:00a.m. with the poultry show.
 The generous giving of volunteers helps the program remain strong and acts as a stepping-stone to success for many youth. In activities spanning from working with computers, movie making, woodworking, to animal care, gardening, and rocket construction, youth of all ages are invited to join the Broome County 4-Hers and experience the fun of learning through doing.
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2011 4-H Schedule of Events
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Tuesday, July 26th |
| Time | Event |
| 10:00 a.m. | Livestock Weigh-in (Livestock Pavilion) |
| 5:00-7 p.m. | 4-H Exhibit Judging in 4-H Building (4-H Building)
Sections DE – Food and Nutrition, Section F – Horticulture
(Division 1 – Plant Collections, Division 2 – Experiments, Division 3 – Garden Entries,
Division 4 – Horticulture Methods, Division 5 – Landscape Pictures and Plans)
Section H - Plant Pathology – General Plant Pathology, Vegetable Insect & Disease Control Exhibit, Fungus Collections |
| 6:00 p.m. | Fair Officially Opens |
| 7:30 p.m. | 4-H Dog Show (Livestock Pavilion) |
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Wednesday, July 27th |
| Time | Event |
| 2:00 p.m. | 4-H Goat Show (Livestock Pavilion) |
| 4:00 p.m. | 4-H Sheep Show (Livestock Pavilion) | | 6:00 p.m. | 4-H Hog Show (Livestock Pavilion) |
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Thursday, July 28th |
| Time | Event | | 8:30 a.m. | 4-H Horse Show Begins (Horse Arena) |
| 9:00 a.m. | 4-H Beef Show (Livestock Pavilion) | | 9:30 a.m. | 4-H Dairy Show (Livestock Pavilion) | | 6:00 p.m. | 4-H Rabbit Show (Livestock Pavilion) |
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Friday, July 29th |
| Time | Event | | 8:30 a.m. | 4-H Horse Show (Horse Arena) |
| 10:00 a.m. | Open Dairy Show (Livestock Pavilion) |
| 5:00-6 p.m. | 4-H Alpaca Demonstration (Livestock Pavilion) |
| 6:30-8 p.m. | 4-H Cloverbud Carnival for ages 5-8 yrs old (Livestock Pavilion) |
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Saturday, July 30th |
| Time | Event |
| 8:30 a.m. | 4-H Horse Show (Horse Arena) |
| 10:00 a.m. | 4-H Poultry Show (Livestock Pavilion) |
| 5:30 p.m. | 4-H Livestock Animal Costume Contest (Livestock Pavilion) |
| 6:45 p.m. | 4-H Matt Ellis Memorial Award and ZEH Scholarship Awards Announced |
| 7:00 p.m. | 4-H Livestock Auction and Annual Pie Auction (Livestock Pavilion) |
| 9:00-11p.m. | 4-H Annual County Fair Dance (Livestock Pavilion) |
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Sunday, July 31st |
| Time | Event |
| 9:00 a.m. | 4-H Horse Show (Horse Arena) |
| 2:30 p.m. | 4-H Herdsmanship Awards (Livestock Pavilion) |
| 6:00-7 p.m. | 4-H Youth Building Exhibits Released (Release of remaining animals TBA)
4-H Animals must be off fairgrounds by 7 p.m. |
Please address questions regarding the 4H presence at the fair to Kelly Adams at kea32@cornell.edu or 584-9969. Ann Supa can answer questions regarding Rabbits and Poultry, at ams364@cornell.edu or 584-9965, and Brian Aukema can answer questions about livestock animals, at bja14@cornell.edu or 584-9967.
 
| 2nd Annual Broome County
4-H Livestock Sale
Saturday, July 30, 2011
7:00 p.m.
Broome County
Fairgrounds
Support 4-H Youth!
Buy quality raised beef, hog,
lamb and goat.
WHEN YOU BUY AN ANIMAL:
• Your animal will be shipped directly to the processing plant. You don’t have to transport it and is included with your purchase
• You tell the processor how you want it cut and wrapped. It is your responsibility to
pick up the finished product from the processor.
• To take the animal home or to send it to a processor not on this list, tell the cashier
when you pay for it. Pick up the animal no later than 11 a.m., Sunday, July 31, 2011.
• Mel Manasse and Son Auction Service will conduct the sale.
• Make Checks payable to CCE-BC after the sale.
• To ensure you pay only for the animal and not its feed, the animal will not be fed or watered for a few hours prior to being weighed.
REASONS TO BUY 4-H LIVESTOCK:
- Hand fed, quality meat
- Raised with lots of "tender loving care"
- Support youth learning and business experience
- Percentage of the proceeds benefit 4-H.
- Percentage of each animal will be donated to the Special Kids program at the Broome County Fair.
ONLY WANT 1/2 OR 1/4 ANIMAL?:
If you would like to buy only a half or a quarter of a steer, half of a pig, or half of a lamb, call the 4-H Office 584-9967. We will work out the details for you to make this happen if possible, or make arrangements with your friends and family.
UNABLE TO ATTEND THE SALE?:
Arrangements can be made by the 4-H Office for your purchase, please call us at 548-9967 to make arrangements.
ABOUT FREEZERS:
Freezer capacity is rated in cubic feet. Home freezer sizes vary from 3 to 30 cubic feet. To convert cubic feet to pounds of meat that will fit in your freezer, multiply by 30-35. For example, three cubic feet will hold 90-105 pounds of meat.
Brought to you by:
2011 4-H Youth Raisers
and the Buyers of the Grand
and Reserve Champion
Animals
Any animal purchaser will have his or her name advertized in next year's 4-H Livestock Sale Brochure. Ribbon winners for sale:
Steer Grand Champion
Steer ReserveChampion
Hog Grand Champion
Hog Reserve Champion
Lamb Grand Champion
Lamb Reserve Champion
Goat Grand Champion
Goat Reserve Champion
Dairy Feeder Steer Grand Champion
Dairy Feeder Steer Reserve Champion
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