2020 MASSACHUSETTS VIRTUAL STATE 4-H FAIR...2020/08/06 · 2020 MASSACHUSETTS VIRTUAL STATE 4-H FAIR 2 Welcome to the Massachusetts Virtual State 4-H Fair! During this very unusual

2020 MASSACHUSETTS VIRTUAL STATE 4-H FAIR

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Welcome to the Massachusetts Virtual State 4-H Fair! During this very unusual year, each of us had had to adapt to many changes. We learned how to interact with others in new ways, take part in distance learning, and to hold 4-H meetings on Zoom. Many of our usual activities and programs had to be cancelled. While all of this has been difficult, our 4-H Community has been resilient and adapted, keeping each other safe by finding new, creative ways to meet and to deliver 4-H programming. The Massachusetts virtual state 4-H Fair is one way our program has had to adapt. While this does not intend to replicate or replace the experiences and interactions everyone enjoys at in-person Massachusetts 4-H Fairs, it does provide an opportunity for projects which 4-H members have worked on so diligently to be evaluated and shared. You might find that this fair may allow time for you to try entering a new or different class as well. The College of Natural Resources Dean Serio, Extension Director Jody Jellison, Associate Directors Joe Shoenfeld, William Miller and Kathleen Geary, and the entire 4-H Team wish all participants the best of luck. Let us continue to Make the Best Better through participation in this first ever Massachusetts Virtual State 4-H Fair! Linda Horn Interim Director, University of Massachusetts Extension 4-H Program


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2020 MASSACHUSETTS VIRTUAL STATE 4-H FAIR GENERAL RULES

ELIGIBILITY: This fair is open to all youth enrolled in the Massachusetts 4-H Program between the ages of 5 and 18 years as of January 1, 2020. 4-H is committed to serving the best interests of youth. Research in youth development indicates that young children under age 8 should not be in competitive situations. This 4-H Fair will follow the guidelines developed for Massachusetts in regards to Cloverbuds (youth age 5 to 7 years) in competition.

SYSTEM OF JUDGING: The Danish system of judging will be used in showmanship classes and straight placing ribbons will be used in all other classes. Cloverbuds will receive a special Cloverbud ribbon. No premiums will be paid. Placing will be awarded based on the exhibit’s quality. Superintendents and judges reserve the right to reject any and all exhibits that are not on the premium list or are of undesirable quality. The judge’s decision is final.

SPECIAL RULES: Specific age and competition regulations for each Livestock and Static Exhibits are found in the Livestock General Rules, Static Exhibit General Rules, and the individual division’s rules.

TO ENTER 1. You will enter your exhibits in Fair Entry. The Link is: http://www.fairentry.com The system will open for entries

on August 3 and close on August 19. No entries will be accepted if you try to enter items prior to August 3.

o Click “Find Your Fair”. o Filter by your state, click Search, and then click on the correct fair. Look for 2020 Massachusetts State

4-H Fair. o Sign in with your 4-H Online sign in and password. You can also create a Fair Entry account to sign in.

2. For those entries that require video upload them here

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYLgg94_zFxvpk_7aVlTYLA

3. If your submission requires a photo you will upload it when you enter on the Fair Entry website

4. Your entry will be judged over the next few weeks and you will be able to access your results after August 29th.

READ RULES CAREFULLY FOR EACH DIVISION

http://www.fairentry.com/



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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ANIMAL ENTRIES

Animal Fair General Rules---------------------------------------------------------------------------------5

Beef--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5

Dairy Cow------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6

Dog---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------15-17

Goat--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6-7

Horse Pony-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------12-14

Poultry-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10

Rabbits/ Cavy--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------9

Sheep------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7-8

Swine------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8

Working Steer-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11

STATIC ENTRIES

Static Exhibits General Rules------------------------------------------------------------------------------27

Art---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------28

Challenge Class-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------28

Conservation--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------29

Consumer Sciences-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------29

Crafts------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------30-31

Educational Exhibits-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------31

Foods------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------31

Horticulture----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------32

Industrial Arts-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------33

Performing Arts-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------33

Photography----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------34

Science, Engineering, Technology (SET)----------------------------------------------------------------- 34


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LIVESTOCK & HORSE GENERAL RULES Exhibitors must be enrolled and in good standing in the Massachusetts 4-H Program. All entries must have been completed between September 1, 2019-August 19, 2020.

• AGE REQUIREMENTS - No child under 5 years old as of January 1, 2020 is allowed to exhibit.

• Cloverbud - Youth 5 to 7 years old as of January 1, 2020 will enter non-judgement clinics or classes with the same ribbon presented.

• Junior - Youth 8 to 13 yr. old as of January 1, 2020

• Senior - Youth 14 to 18 yr. old as of January 1, 2020

• CLASS ENTRIES -Beef, dairy, sheep, goat, swine, poultry and rabbit exhibitors may enter more than one entry per class.

• CLASSES - May be divided based on the discretion of the superintendent.

• SHOWMANSHIP- Juniors and Seniors will use the same pattern assigned to their specific species.

• SUBMISSIONS- All Showmanship and Breed classes will submit videos. No Pictures will be judged. Upload videos here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYLgg94_zFxvpk_7aVlTYLA

READ RULES CAREFULLY FOR EACH

DIVISION

DIVISION 101 – BREEDING BEEF Rules and Information Animals must be owned or leased by May 1, 2020.

List breed and age of animal on entry form.

Classes may be subdivided at the discretion of the Fair Committee

Dress Girls: Clean light colored or Western shirt; dark jeans; no skirt or shorts allowed. Boys: Clean light colored or Western shirt; dark jeans; no shorts allowed. All exhibitors must wear boots or hard-toed closed

shoes.

Breeds Entry form has a drop-down menu with breeds to select or “other” field select for non-listed breeds. Breeding Female 01 Junior Calf - born Jan., Feb., or Mar. 2020

02 Senior Calf - born Sept., Oct., Nov., or Dec. 2019 03 Summer Yearling - born May, Jun., Jul., or Aug. 2019

04 Spring Yearling – born Mar & Apr 2019

05 Junior Yearling - born Jan. & Feb., 2019

06 Senior Yearling - born Sept., Oct., Nov., or Dec. 2018

07 Cow - 2 years old

08 Cow - older than 2 years old Champion & Reserve Champion Female

DIVISION 102 – MARKET STEERS

Market Steers 01 Feeder Steers 500 lbs. and under 02 Feeder Steers 501 to 800 lbs. 03 Market Steers 801 to 900 lbs. 04 Market Steers 901 to 1100: lbs. 05 Market Steers 1100: plus lbs. Champion & Reserve Champion Steer

DIVISION 103 – BEEF SHOWMANSHIP

Beef Showmanship Classes: All exhibitors must enter Showmanship. 01 Senior Showmanship - exhibitor 14 to18 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020 02 Junior Showmanship - exhibitor 8 to 13 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020 03 Novice Showmanship - Junior or Senior exhibitor who is in their first year of showing

DIVISION 104 – CLOVERBUD BEEF SHOWMANSHIP

01 Cloverbud Beef Showmanship Clinic – participant 5 to 7 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020




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DIVISION 200 – BREEDING DAIRY CATTLE

Rules And Information

Animals must be owned or leased by May 1, 2020. List breed and age of animal on entry form.


Dress Girls: White or khaki pants or skirt and a white shirt. No clothing that advertises a farm, club or breed. Boys: White or khaki pants and a white shirt. No clothing that advertises a farm, club or breed. All exhibitors must wear boots or hard-toed closed

shoes. Breeds Entry form has a drop-down menu with breeds to select or “other” field select for non-listed breeds. Breeding Female 01 Spring Calf Born Mar 1 to May 1, 2020 02 Winter Calf Born Dec 1, 2019 to Feb 29, 2020 03 Fall Calf Born Sep 1 to Nov 30, 2019 04 Summer Yearling Heifer Born Jun 1 to Aug 31, 2019

05 Spring Yearling Heifer Born Mar 1 to May 31, 2019 06 Winter Yearling Heifer Born Dec 1, 2018 to Feb 28, 2019 07 Fall Yearling Heifer Born Sep 1, 2018 to Nov 30, 2018 (not freshened) 08 Jr. 2 Year Old Cow Born Mar 1, 2018 to Aug 31, 2018 09 Sr. 2 Year Old Cow Born Sep 1, 2017 to Feb 28, 2018 10 Three Year old Cow Born Sep 1, 2016 to Aug 31, 2017 11 Four Year Old Cow Born Sept 1, 2015 to Aug 31, 2016 12 Five Year Old Cow and Older – Born before Sep 1, 2015 13 Dry Cow Must have freshened at least once Champion & Reserve Champion Female

DIVISION 201 – DAIRY CATTLE SHOWMANSHIP

Dairy Cattle Showmanship Classes: All exhibitors must enter Showmanship. 01 Senior Showmanship - exhibitor 14 to 18 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020 02 Junior Showmanship - exhibitor 8 to 13 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020 03 Novice Showmanship - Junior or Senior exhibitor who is in their first year of showing

Division 202 – DAIRY CATTLE SHOWMANSHIP CLOVERBUD

01 Cloverbud Dairy Cattle Showmanship Clinic – Participant 5 to 7 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020


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DIVISION 300 – BREEDING GOAT Rules and Instructions Animals must be owned or leased by June 1, 2020.



Dress Girls: White or khaki pants or skirt and a white shirt. No clothing that advertises a farm, club or breed. Boys: White or khaki pants and a white shirt. No clothing that advertises a farm, club or breed. All exhibitors must wear boots or hard toed closed

shoes.

Breeds Entry form has a drop-down menu with breeds to select

or “other” field select for non-listed breeds. 1 Junior Milkers 1 to 2 years 2 Intermediate Milkers 2 to 3 years 3 Senior Milkers 3 to 5 years 4 Aged Milkers 5 years and older 5 Junior Doe Kids 1 to 4 months 6 Intermediate Doe Kids 4 to 6 months 7 Senior Doe Kids 6 to 12 months 8 Junior Yearlings 12 to 18 months 9 Senior Yearlings 18 to 24 months 10: Dry Doe Any age Champion & Reserve Champion

DIVISION 301 – DAIRY PET GOAT 11 Wether Any Age 12 Pet Doe Any Age

DIVISION 302 – GOAT SHOWMANSHIP

Rules and Instructions All Participants must enter Showmanship 13 Senior Showmanship - exhibitor 14 to 18 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020 14 Junior Showmanship - exhibitor 8 to 13 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020

15 Novice Showmanship - Junior or Senior exhibitor who is in their first year of showing

DIVISION 303 – CLOVERBUD DAIRY, PET AND MARKET GOAT

SHOWMANSHIP 16 Cloverbud Dairy Goat Showmanship Clinic – Exhibitor 5 to 7 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020

DIVISION 304 – NON REGISTERED MARKET GOAT

01 Non-Registered Market Goat Doe Any Age

02 Non-Registered Market Goat Wether Any Age

DIVISION 400 – BREEDING SHEEP Rules and Instructions Animals must be owned or leased by June 1, 2020.




shoes. Breeds Entry form has a drop-down menu with breeds to select or “other” field select for non-listed breeds. Dates for Dividing Junior and Senior Lambs January 1 Border Leicester Natural Colored Cotswold Oxford Dorset Shropshire Grade Southdown


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Hampshire Suffolk Lincoln Tunis Any other purebred – meat Any other purebred - wool February 1 Southdown

March 1 Cheviot Breeding Sheep 01 Yearling Ram purebred under 2 years old 02 Senior Ram Lamb purebred must not show yearling teeth 03 Junior Ram Lamb purebred must not show yearling teeth 04 Aged Ewe 2 years old or older 05 Yearling Ewe Over 1 year old 06 Senior Ewe Lamb must not show yearling teeth 07 Junior Ewe Lamb must not show yearling teeth Champion & Reserve Champion Ram & Ewe

DIVISION 401 – MARKET SHEEP 01 Novice Market Lamb under 1 year old 02 Market Lamb under 1 year old

DIVISION 402 – SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP

All exhibitors must enter Showmanship. 01 Senior Showmanship - exhibitor 14 to 18 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020 02 Junior Showmanship - exhibitor 8 to 13 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020 03 Novice Showmanship - Junior or Senior exhibitor who is in their first year of showing

DIVISION 403 – CLOVERBUD SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP

01 Cloverbud Sheep Showmanship Clinic – Participant 5 to 7 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020

DIVISION 404 – SHEEP LEADLINE 01 Cloverbud sheep lead line and wool clinic 02 Junior sheep lead line and wool competition 03 Senior sheep lead line and wool competition Lead line Competition Rules:

Contestant must have an interest in promoting sheep and wool. Competition is open to both males and females.

Contestant must lead a sheep, clean and fitted, for show on a halter. The contestant does not have to own the sheep, but may borrow one. The outfit modeled by the contestant or a major part of

the outfit, must be made of 100% wool. Bonus points are

given if the contestant constructed his/her own garment.

Indicate on your video submission.

DIVISION 500 – BREEDING SWINE Rules and Instructions Animals must be owned or leased by June 1, 2020.




shoes. Breeds Entry form has a drop-down menu with breeds to select or “other” field select for non-listed breeds. Breeding Swine 01 Boar 1 year or older 02 Boar born Oct 1 to Dec 31 2019 03 Boar born Jan 1 to Mar 31 2020 04 Boar born after April 1 2020 05 Sow 1 year or older lactating 06 Sow 1 year or older non-lactating 07 Gilt born Oct 1 to Dec 31 2019 08 Gilt born Jan 1 to Mar 31 2019 09 Gilt born April 1 to June 30 2020 10 Gilt born after July 1 2020 Champion & Reserve Champion Boar & Female

DIVISION 501 – MARKET SWINE 01 Heavy Market Hog 251 lbs. and up 02 Middle Market Hog 201 to 250 lbs. 03 Light Market Hog 40 to 200 lbs.


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04 Heavy Feeder Pig 51 to 139 lbs. 05 Light Feeder Pig 50 lbs. and under

DIVISION 502 – SWINE SHOWMANSHIP

All exhibitors must enter Showmanship. 01 Senior Showmanship - exhibitor 14-18 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020 02 Junior Showmanship - exhibitor 8 to 13 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020 03 Novice Showmanship - Junior or Senior exhibitor who is in their first year of showing

DIVISION 503 – CLOVERBUD SWINE SHOWMANSHIP

01 Cloverbud Swine Showmanship Clinic – Participant 5 to 7 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020

RABBITS & CAVY

General Rules and Instructions Animals must be owned or leased by June 1, 2020. List breed and age of animal on entry form. All animals must be shown by the owner or lessee. Classes may be subdivided at the discretion of the Fair Committee Dress Girls: White or khaki pants or skirt and a white shirt. No clothing that advertises a farm, club or breed. Boys: White or khaki pants and a white shirt. No clothing that advertises a farm, club or breed. All exhibitors must wear boots or hard- toed closed

shoes. Breeds You need to enter the breed of your rabbit. Limit two per exhibitor per class. Definitions A. In breeds maturing over 10 lbs. (known as commercial), the following age classifications apply: Senior 8 months or older Intermediate 6 to 8 months Junior under 6 months B. In breeds maturing under 10 lbs. (known as fancy), the following age classifications apply: Senior 6 months or older Junior under 6 months

DIVISION 600 - RABBITS 01 Buck Junior class 02 Buck Intermediate class 03 Buck Senior class 04 Doe Junior class 05 Doe Intermediate class 06 Doe Senior class 07 Cavy Junior Boar under 4 months 08 Cavy Intermediate Boar 4 to 6 months 09 Cavy Senior Boar over 6 months 10 Cavy Junior Sow under 4 months 11 Cavy Intermediate Sow 4 to 6 months 12 Cavy Senior Sow over 6 months 13 Rabbit and Cavy Pet Class 14 Rabbit and Cavy Pet Costume Class

DIVISION 601 – RABBIT SHOWMANSHIP


DIVISION 602 – CAVY SHOWMANSHIP


DIVISION 603 – CLOVERBUD RABBIT SHOWMANSHIP

01 Cloverbud Rabbit Showmanship Clinic – Participant 5 to 7 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020

DIVISION 604 – CLOVERBUD CAVY SHOWMANSHIP


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01 Cloverbud Cavy Showmanship Clinic – Participant 5 to 7 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020

POULTRY

Rules and Information Animals must be owned or leased by June 1, 2020.


All animals must be shown by the owner or lessee.



shoes. Breeds You need to enter the breed of your bird. Limit two per exhibitor per class Definitions Cock/Hen/Old is over 1 year old; Cockerel/Pullet/Young is under 1 year old. Specify on your sheet in Waterfowl Division, Guinea Hen and Turkey if your bird is Young or Old

DIVISION 700 – STANDARD POULTRY

01 Standard Cock 02 Standard Cockerel 03 Standard Hen 04 Standard Pullet

DIVISION 701 – BANTAM POULTRY 01 Standard Cock 02 Standard Cockerel 03 Standard Hen 04 Standard Pullet

DIVISION 702 – MARKET BIRDS 01 Production Hen 02 Production Pullet 03 Meat Type Female 04 Meat Type Male

DIVISION 703 - WATERFOWL Waterfowl - Specify Young or Old on your entry 01 Drake 02 Duck 03 Gander 04 Goose

DIVISION 704 – GUINEA HENS Guinea Hens – Specify Young or Old on your entry 01 Cock 02 Hen

DIVISION 705 - TURKEYS Turkeys – Specify Young or Old on your entry 01 Tom 02 Hen

DIVISION 706 – POULTRY SHOWMANSHIP



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DIVISION 707 – CLOVERBUD POULTRY SHOWMANSHIP

01 Cloverbud Poultry Showmanship Clinic – Participant 5 to 7 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020

DIVISION 800 – WORKING STEERS Rules and Information. Animals must be owned or leased by June 1, 2020.


All animals must be shown by the owner or lessee.



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Breeds Entry form has a drop-down menu with breeds to select or “other” field select for non-listed breeds. Working Steer 01: Trained Steers Steers will be judged on an assigned pattern.

DIVISION 801 – WORKING STEER SHOWMANSHIP

All exhibitors must enter Showmanship. 01 Senior Showmanship - exhibitor 14 to 18 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020 02 Junior Showmanship - exhibitor 8 to 13 years old as

of Jan. 1, 2020 03 Novice Showmanship - Junior or Senior exhibitor who is in their first year of showing

DIVISION 802 – CLOVERBUD WORKING STEER SHOWMANSHIP

Showmanship 01 Cloverbud Working Steer Showmanship Clinic – Participant 5 to 7 years old as of Jan. 1, 2020


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HORSE AND PONY General Rules and Information

Animals must be owned or leased by June 1, 2020

Each member must prepare their own project animal

In Showmanship classes, it is the exhibitor’s efforts

which are judged, not the breed, type or conformation of

the horse.

Exhibitors must not be penalized for blemishes on a

horse. Fresh wounds/blemishes may be treated, but

must, be done in a neat manner. Horses with wounds, if

properly treated, shall not be penalized.

Classes are judged according to the Fitting and

Showmanship score card.

Any 4-H members who exhibits in a 4-H division must

show in a Fitting & Showmanship class at that show.

Stallions over the age of one and nursing mares are

prohibited from entering 4-H classes.

Rule violations (such as cruel and abusive treatment of

horse or poor sportsmanship) will result in

disqualification.

Instructions: Walk-Trot-Canter --- Walk-Trot-Lope

Enter the ring at a walk – walk ¼ of the ring, pick up the

trot for once around the ring, pick up canter/lope for once

around the ring, reverse direction and start a figure 8 at

a trot, pick up the canter at the center and continue the

8, walk and reverse direction at a walk for ¼ of the ring,

trot around once and then pick up the canter/lope for

once around, walk to center of ring and take 3 steps

backward

DIVISION 900 – ENGLISH WALK-TROT-CANTER

Rules and Regulations

Heeled boots hunt or Jodhpur, breeches or jodhpurs,

shirt, tie or choker, gloves

Helmet must be ASTM/SEI

Braiding is traditional but not required.

Options: crop (maximum length 30 inches HUNT, 42

inches Saddle Seat), spurs of unroweled type with strap

Judging/Scoring – Equitation -the class will be judged on

seat, hands, suitability of horse and rider, the

performance of the horse as it reflects the riding skill of

the exhibitor. Pleasure – To be judged on the suitability

of the horse as a pleasure mount, manners and

performance. Smoothness, obedience and consistency

of the performance will be considered rather than that

brilliance and animation.

01 Senior English Walk-Trot-Canter - Equitation

02 Junior English Walk-Trot-Canter - Equitation

03 Senior English Walk-Trot-Canter - Pleasure

04 Junior English Walk-Trot-Canter - Pleasure

DIVISION 901 – WESTERN WALK-TROT-LOPE

Rules and Regulations

Shirt or jacket with long sleeves. Other western attire in

accordance with breed standards is allowed.

Western style pants or colored jeans must be clean, neat

and in good repair.



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Appropriately heeled riding boots – western preferred

Optional: vest or jackets should be definite western

design. Spurs must have blunt rowels or no rowels and

straps. Chaps, Gloves

Judging/Scoring – Equitation -the class will be judged on

seat, hands, suitability of horse and rider, the


the exhibitor. Pleasure- to be judged on manners and

performance and suitability of the horse as a pleasure

mount. The smoothness, obedience and consistency of

the performance will be considered rather than brilliance

and animation.

01 Senior Western Walk-Trot-Lope - Equitation

02 Senior Western Walk-Trot-Lope - Equitation

03 Senior Western Walk-Trot-Lope - Pleasure

04 Senior Western Walk-Trot-Lope – Pleasure

DIVISION 902 - DRIVING Rules and Regulations


Riding boots with a heel

Gloves – required for carriage driving, optional for show

type driving

Girls: Dress slacks and blouse. Western or English

apparel acceptable.

Boys: Dress slacks, shirt, and tie. Western or English

apparel acceptable.

01 Pleasure Driving- -All contestants to enter the ring tracking right at the

walk. They shall then be required to perform at each

of the required gaits- walk, working trot and extended

trot. They shall then reverse at the walk and repeat

the same procedure in that direction. It is suggested

that the reverse be done by turning toward the center

of the ring and then crossing diagonally to the other

side of the ring, proceeding in the opposite direction.

- After completing the procedure above, exhibitors

should halt and rein back.

02 Driving Reinsmanship-

1. Enter at a walk counterclockwise 2. Pleasure trot 3. Circle to the right at the Pleasure trot 4. Walk

5. Stop and back 4 steps

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DIVISION 903 – MINIATURE HORSE

Rules and Information: Horses must be 39” and under and owned or leased by June 1, 2020. Dress: Girls/Boys English or Western attire or White or khaki pants and a white shirt. No clothing that advertises a farm or breed. All exhibitors must wear boots or hard- toed closed shoes. Sneakers are acceptable for Hunter. (Mass addendum) Helmets are required for driving only. (Mass addendum) Shared projects are allowed. No registration papers required for this class 01: In Hand All Around The purpose of this class is to show the versatility of the 4-H horse that is being shown. This is NOT strictly a suitability, obstacle or halter class but a combination that will showcase the small equine and their versatility for all. This class is Small Equine specific. Judging/Scoring Suitability: To be judged 40%. Obstacles: To be judged 40%. Halter: To be judged 20% Tack/Equipment/ Attire All tack shall be clean, and in serviceable condition. Halter should fit the horse correctly. Tack used shall comply with the rules in the Small Equine division. Class Routine A true family 4-H horse is easy to handle, quiet, usually easy gaited and does not show undesirable mannerisms. His overall performance should be smooth, consistent and obedient. 1. All horses enter the ring in a counterclockwise direction. All horses will be asked to walk, trot, and halt. Horses will be asked to back 4 steps. Horses will walk and reverse direction and be asked to walk, trot, halt and back 4 steps. 2. The first way of the ring, suitability will be the focus. The scoring will be evaluated on the horse’s response to the handler including the handler’s ability to maintain maximum performance. This will show the willingness of the horse to work with the handler to obtain peak performance. 3. The second way of the ring, obstacles will be the focus. The scoring will be evaluated on the horse’s suitability to maneuver and complete 3 obstacles.

3A. The 3 obstacles for this class will be 4 cones set 4 ft apart, 4 trot poles set 2 ft apart and a tarp in that order. 4. Once horses have gone both ways of the ring and completed their 3 obstacles they will be asked to come to the center, they will set up for Halter for confirmation review. Horses can be set up either for Stock or Arabian style. Class 02 Hunter Horses must be (3) three years of age for Hunter Exhibitors may not go over jumps with horse Baiting of horses to encourage an animal to perform any of the jumps is not allowed. Any baiting is a disqualification. A start and finish line must be established with 2 cones. Horses and exhibitors must cross the line in the proper direction to start and complete the course. Exhibitors must indicate the start and finish line of the course at the beginning of the video submission. Jumps: Jumps should be made of 1-1 1/2” schedule 40 PVC piping or other suitable lightweight material with jump cups and no protruding objects. All jumps should be between 4 feet and 6 feet wide. All post and rail jumps must have a ground pole standard to be a minimum of 4 inches above top rail, or a maximum of forty (40) inches in height. Any decorations or jump wings must not protrude more than twenty-four (24) inches from the uprights Jump blocks are an acceptable substitute for jump standards. Whips are not permitted in show ring. Front leg wraps and/or boots are optional

Judging and Scoring Hunters are to be judged on style, manners and way of going, with preference given to those equines that cover the course at an even pace, with free flowing strides, as in a brisk trot or canter (On the correct lead), but must maintain same gait throughout the entire course.

Causes for elimination in Hunter classes: Three (3) refusals Off course Crossing your own path (as in circling between fences, not as in retaking a fence from a refusal or when following a course design) Fall of equine or exhibitor Jumping of obstacle by exhibitor Carrying a whip An unsound equine

Major faults to be scored: Knockdowns Touches Refusals Bucking or kicking


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Spooking or shying Wringing of tail Showing an obstacle to equines

Not maintaining an even pace. Pattern Below: 4 Jumps set at 18” high with ground poles Jumps can be set up any distance apart. Please follow rules for acceptable jumps above. Set 2 cones for a start/finish line. Enter and Exit between the cones. The course may be completed at a trot or canter

DIVISION 904 – LEAD LINE Rules and Instructions

Cloverbuds are eligible for lead line classes.

Show attire, including an ASTM/SEI approved helmet

The person leading the horse must be 18 years of age or

older and wearing closed-toed shoes.

01 Lead line Equitation English and Western

02 Lead line Pleasure English and Western

DIVISION 905 – WALK TROT Rules and Information

Dress:

English – heeled boot, hunt or jodhpur, breeches or

jodhpur, shirt, tie or choker, gloves.

Western – heeled boot – western preferred. Shirt or

jacket with long sleeves. Western style pants

or colored jeans must be clean and neat.

ASTM/SEI Helmet required in all classes.

Judging/Scoring:

English & Western Equitation – the class will be judged

on seat, hands, suitability of horse and rider, the


the exhibitor.

English & Western Pleasure – to be judged on the

suitability of the horse as a pleasure mount, manners

and performance. Smoothness, obedience and

consistency of the performance.

01 Walk-Trot Equitation English Western, JR & SR

02 Walk-Trot Pleasure, English Western, JR & SR

Walk-Trot Class Instructions

Enter the ring and walk ¼ of the ring, pick up trot for

once around the ring, reverse direction and walk ¼ of

the ring, pick up the trot for once around the ring – go to

center of ring – stop and take 3 steps backward

DIVISION 906 – HORSE SHOWMANSHIP


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Horse Showmanship Classes: All exhibitors must

enter Showmanship

01 Senior Showmanship – All disciplines

02 Junior Showmanship – All disciplines


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Dog Rules and Information

The dog must have been trained by the 4-H member

for the current 4-H year.

4-H Dog Events are open to purebred and mixed breed dogs.

Parents (and leased dog’s owners) are not to train the dogs or the exhibitor will be disqualified

4-H Exhibitors must be eligible for either the Junior (age 8-13 years) or Senior (age 14-18 years) classes. Cloverbuds (age 5-7 years) are eligible in the Cloverbud classes only

4-Hers should be the only ones handling the dogs during the trial—Cloverbuds may have limited assistance.

Any individual abusing an animal will be immediately disqualified and the 4-H educator will be notified.

General Knowledge is open to all participants. Any

4H exhibitor entering Showmanship, Obedience, or

Parkour must enter General Knowledge.

Any 4H exhibitor entering Obedience must also

enter Showmanship.

DIVISON 1000 – DOG OBEDIENCE

Massachusetts 4H Dog Program Obedience Rules

All General 4-H Dog Rules apply

Equipment:

Flat buckle collar, martingale or nylon or chain slip collar

(no hanging tags). No prong, shock collars, harnesses,

or head halters.

4-6’ nylon or leather leash (6’ leash is required for Pre-

Novice class)

Judges must be able to tell what type of harness/collar a

dog is wearing in all videos, this means that items such

as bandanas or collar covers are not allowed.

Home equipment that is safe may be used for broad

jump, retrieve, and high jump.

Video:

Have someone video or set camera up so the entire dog

and handler can be seen performing from start to finish

Corrections or harsh comments and handling are not

allowed. Video must be one complete unedited video of

exercises start to finish. Do not edit, cut, or dub audio.

Competition Guidelines:

Cloverbuds can compete on leash and may have limited

assistance from a parent or guardian. It is up to the

judge’s discretion as whether or not assistance interferes

with exhibitor’s demonstration of skills.

For Pre Novice, the exhibitor must choose either sit or

stand for exam and cannot break the position. In lieu of a

full exam, the exhibitor will make one full walk around

the dog and pet on the head.

Pre-Grad will choose 3 out of 4 exercises and will not

complete the long sit.

Open and Utility will each choose 4 out of 6 exercises.

Home equipment such as blankets, boxes, gloves, logs

etc. may be used for the broad jump and retrieve over

high jump.

01 Pre-Novice A (open to Cloverbuds)

02 Pre Novice B

03 Beginner Novice

04 Novice A

05 Novice B

06 Graduate Novice

07 Open A and A

08 Utility

DIVISION 1001 – GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

01 Cloverbud General Knowledge 02 Junior General Knowledge 03 Senior General Knowledge


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DIVISION 1002– DOG PARKOUR Rules and Information Equipment: Dog must compete in a harness for safety. Leash should be clipped to the top (If using). Leash should be 4-6 feet and no flexi leads allowed. No prong collars, choke/slip collars, shock collars, slip leads or head halters. Properly fit limited slip and martingale style collars are acceptable. Judges must be able to tell what type of harness/collar a dog is wearing in all videos, this means that items such as bandanas or collar covers are not allowed. Video: Have someone video or set camera up so the entire dog and handler can be seen performing the whole exercise from start to finish Video must include: Handler cueing the dog to perform (only 2 cues allowed) Dog from ground, performing the exercise and finishing the exercise back to the ground. Handler may not touch their dog except to remove them from an over height obstacle No toys, aids allowed in the exercise Treats may be used to reward the dog afterwards but not to lure the dog - luring will receive a non-passing score. Only 2 commands are allowed per obstacle Corrections or harsh comments and handling are not allowed. Video for each exercise from command to dismount

must be completed in 30 seconds or less. Videos may

be combined for one submission.

Different behavior/obstacles may be filmed at different

times- you can chain the behavior/obstacle activities

together into 1 video submission for each

behavior/obstacle

Rules:

All 4-H Dog Program rules apply.

Any age dog can participate.

The same video may not be used twice for a submission,

and the same obstacle may not be used twice for the

same behavior (for example, 2 ft. on a specific bench

may not be used as part of creativity and then again as 2

ft. on). Obstacles can only be used once per submission.

Dogs under 18 months should not jump higher than their

wrist.

No Dog should jump down onto hard surfaces from any

height over their shoulder height. If jumping from any

height over their shoulder - it must be onto a soft surface

such as grass and no more than twice the shoulder

height or over 42 inches. For heights above the

shoulder, the handler needs to lift the dog down safely.

Playgrounds may be used. Agility equipment may not be

used in a traditional manner - ex jumping over jumps or

the dog walk/a frame for the exercise.

One of your behavior activities needs to be outside with

naturally occurring items that you do not place for the

purpose of the exercise. Examples include, but are not

limited to, rocks, logs, tree limbs, playground equipment.

You must complete ALL of the following behaviors/obstacles activities.

Number of behaviors required to be completed outside with naturally occurring (not placed for the purpose of the title) obstacles: ONE 4 feet on: Dog approaches an obstacle and places all four feet in no particular order onto the obstacle in a safe manner and remains on the obstacle for at least 5 seconds. Two different obstacles must be used, and at least one must be at least elbow height. (Except for puppies under 18 months and dogs over 7 years). The 4 feet on videos may be edited together to make one video. Be sure that we can see the dog getting on and off each obstacle. 2 Feet On: Dog walks up to obstacle and places two front feet onto the obstacle and remains on the obstacle for at least 5 seconds. The object must be at least elbow height. Except for puppies under 18 months and dogs over 7 years). Under: Dog crouches down and passes under an obstacle shorter than head height. Through: (between two obstacles) Two obstacles must be less than dog’s body length apart from each other. The dog must pass through these two obstacles with confidence. In: Dog must safely walk into or hop into an obstacle that has four sides. All four feet must remain in the obstacle for 5 seconds. Balance: Balance across an obstacle that is twice shoulder width or narrower and 3 times longer than dog. Dog must have all four feet on obstacle and safely walk across it. Creativity: Owner chooses and demonstrates two different parkour behaviors that can be done with a single obstacle. For example, a dog may do a 4 feet on then a 2 feet on using the same obstacle. The behaviors must be parkour behaviors and not tricks. Classes 01 Cloverbud Dog Parkour

https://youtu.be/95QKCMnla4g

https://youtu.be/ua0vIYxeaGU

https://youtu.be/nwgeWG-oq3s

https://youtu.be/7D4sWrW77Ko

https://youtu.be/EHt-KhAPzDs

https://youtu.be/PrZd3llnd3Y

https://youtu.be/Jkwbtm4WjEI


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02 Junior Dog Parkour 03 Senior Dog Parkour

DIVISION 1003 – SHOWMANSHIP

01 Pre Professional Showmanship won min 5 advance

classes

02 Advanced Open Showmanship won min 3 first

places

03 Senior Showmanship age 14-18 yrs. old as of

Jan 1 20

04 Junior Showmanship age 8-13 yrs. old as of

Jan 1 20

05 Novice Senior 14-18 as of Jan 1 20 first yrs. showing

06 Novice Junior 8-13 as of Jan 1 20 first yrs. showing

DIVISION 1004 – DOG CLOVERBUD

01 Cloverbud Showmanship 5-7 yrs. as of Jan 1 20


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STATIC ENTRIES GENERAL RULES:

Exhibitors must be enrolled and in good standing in the Massachusetts 4-H Program. All entries must have been completed between September 1, 2019-August 19, 2020.

• AGE REQUIREMENTS - No child under 5 years old as of January 1, 2020 is allowed to exhibit.

• Cloverbud - Youth 5 to 7 years old as of January 1, 2020 will enter non-judgement clinics or classes with the same ribbon presented.

• Junior - Youth 8 to 13 yr. old as of January 1, 2020

• Senior - Youth 14 to 18 yr. old as of January 1, 2020

• SUBMISSIONS- If required, upload videos here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYLgg94_zFxvpk_7aVlTYLA

Rules and Instructions

Cloverbuds may enter any department and lot and will receive return comments

Juniors and Seniors may enter any department and lot and will be judged by age group in each department

Each exhibitor may enter each Lot only once Exhibitors may enter any department whether work is a result of a 4-H project or other project. Work must have been completed in the current 4-H year Placings are awarded based on quality and judges’ decisions are final.

HOW TO ENTER Refer to General Rules

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ART Rules and information

Art must be original, not paint by numbers or traced. Must be from the member. Please provide a photograph of your artwork, description of medium, size and subject. Cover any signature.

Submit one photo of entire piece and one close up photo that demonstrates stroke work and shading.

One entry per Lot.

1006 - DRAWING 01 Pencil Portrait

02 Pencil Animal

03 Pencil Landscape

04 Pencil Still Life

05 Pencil Other

06 Charcoal Portrait

07 Charcoal Animal

08 Charcoal Landscape

09 Charcoal Still Life

10 Charcoal Other

11 Pen and Ink Portrait

12 Pen and Ink Animal

13 Pen and Ink Landscape

14 Pen and Ink Still Life

15 Pen and Ink Other

16 Drawing Other

1008- MIXED MEDIA 01 Mixed Media Portrait

02 Mixed Media Animal

04 Mixed Media Still Life

05 Mixed Media Other

1007- PAINTING 01 Acrylic Portrait

02 Acrylic Animal

03 Acrylic Landscape

04 Acrylic Still Life

05 Acrylic Other

06 Oil, Portrait

07 Oil, Animal

08 Oil Landscape 09 Oil Still Life

10 Oil Other

11 Watercolor Portrait

12 Watercolor Animal

13 Watercolor Landscape

14 Watercolor Still Life

15 Watercolor Other

16 Painting Other

CHALLENGE CLASS Rules and Instructions

This is an opportunity to show our thanks to those

on the front lines and get creative. For more

detailed instruction and helpful links, visit the

mass4h.org website under SET programs.

https://ag.umass.edu/sites/ag.umass.edu/files/pdf-

doc-ppt/set_challenges-rev.pdf

List materials used and note if recycled/re-purposed,

natural/renewable or new for Classes 01, 03, 04 &

05

Include a sketch or engineering notebook for

Classes 01. 03. 04 & 05

Upload the following;

o Class 01 picture of front and side

o Class 02 picture

o Class 03 video and close up pictures of

elements – noting time elapsed

o Class 04 video and clos up pictures of

elements

o Class 05 picture holding up at least 2

gallons of water

o Class 06 picture of Collage – Make a collage

that depicts your experience during the

COVID 19

1038- CHALLENGE CLASS 01 COVID-19 Hero Model 02 COVID-19 Hero Poster 03 Rube Goldberg Invention 04 Cardboard Arcade Game 05 Chair Challenge 06 Collage

https://ag.umass.edu/sites/ag.umass.edu/files/pdf-doc-ppt/set_challenges-rev.pdf

https://ag.umass.edu/sites/ag.umass.edu/files/pdf-doc-ppt/set_challenges-rev.pdf


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CONSERVATION


Each collection should show 10 different pieces(ex:

leaves from 10 different plant species; 10 minerals;

10 insects, wildflowers, weeds – exception Rocks –

as long as 10 samples are submitted, the same type

– sedimentary, metamorphic, igneous – may be

submitted more than once in an entry

Submit one photo of collection in its entirety

Submit one photo, with accurate label of each item

(type of mineral; kind of rock; origin of leaf; name of

flower, insect or weed)

Submissions will be judged on the following criteria:

o Adherence to entry criteria

o Accurate labeling

o Clarity of Photo of Entire collection

o Clarity of individual photos

1009- ENVIRONMENTAL COLLECTIONS

01 Collection of 10 leaves any with labels 02 Collection of 10 minerals any with labels 03 Collection of 10 insects any with labels 04 Collection of 10 wildflowers any with labels 05 Collection of 10 weeds any with labels 06 Collection of 10 rocks with labels

CONSUMER SCIENCES Rules and Instructions:

Enter only one item in each lot

Up to 2 photos can be submitted: 1 should be the

total item accessorized and can be modeled (no

videos) or displayed in anyway entrant prefers; the

2nd should be close up detail of stitching in item –

items should be clean and free of wrinkles or marks.

A description of up to 200 words may accompany

photos if exhibitor feels it is needed. Can include:

o if a kit, pattern, or original work

01 Crochet Baby Item

02 Crochet Adult Wear

03 Crochet Home Décor

04 Crochet Other

01 Handspun Wool Yarn Skein

02 Handwork, Yarn Other

03 Any Other Handwork – not sewing

04 Knitted Baby item

05 Knitted Adult Wear

06 Knitted Other

07 Counted Cross Stitch

08 Any Embroidered Item

01 Pajamas or Loungewear 02 Skirt 03 Dress 04 Outdoor Wear 05 Shorts or Pants 06 Shirt, Blouse or Top 07 Purses, Totes 08 Apron 09 Costume 10 Clothing, other 11 Wearable accessories, sewn 12 Bedding, Curtains, Drapery 13 Other Household item, sewn

01 Wall Hanging, Machine Quilted 02 Bed Quilt, any size, machine quilted 03 Table Runner, machine quilted 04 Tote or Purse, machine quilted 05 Any other Machine quilted item 06 Wall Hanging, Tied 07 Bed Quilt, any size tied 09 Wilted Tote or purse tied 10 Any other tied item

CRAFTS


Enter only one item in each category

Enter at least 1 clear color photo, but no more than 2

may be used to enter an item –

Photos should clearly show any detail needed for

clarity for judges

A description of up to 200 words may accompany

photos if exhibitor feels it is needed. Can include:

o Materials, methods, and if made from a kit

Items will be judged on the following criteria:


1048- CROCHET

1049- HANDWORK

1050- SEWING

1051- QUILTING


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o Grasp (understanding) of methods used as

indicated in the description

o Finish work – completeness

o Overall Esthetic

1010 - POTTERY 01 Pottery Clay Bowl 02 Pottery Clay Figurine 03 Pottery Cay Sculpture 04 Pottery Clay other

1011- CAMP CRAFTS 01 Camp Crafts any craft made at camp

1012- CANDLES 01 Candles

1013- CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS 01 Christmas Ornaments any

1014 -CRAFT STICK ART 01 Craft Stick Art

1015-DECORATED BOXES 01 Decorated Boxes

1016 – DECORATED WOOD 01 Decorated Wood

1017- DIORAMA 01 Diorama

1018- HOLIDAY DECORATION 01 Holiday Decoration

1019-JEWELRY 01 Jewelry – Bracelet

02 Jewelry – Earrings

03 Jewelry – Necklace

1020- LEATHERWORK 01 Leatherwork any

1021- LEGO 01 Lego from a Kit

02 Lego not from a Kit

1022-MACRAME 01 Macramé, any

1023- MASK 01 Mask Any

1024- MODELS 01 Models from Kit 02 Models from Scratch

1025- NATURE CRAFTS 01 Nature Crafts

1026- PAPER CRAFT 01 Paper art – any

1027- PATRIOTIC DECORATION 01 Patriotic Decorations – any

1028- PICTURE FRAME 01 Picture Frame

01 Scrapbooking any subject

1030- SEASONAL DECORATIONS 01 Seasonal Decorations

CRAFTS (contd.)

1031-STRING ART 01 String Art any subject

1032- TIE DYE 01 Tie Dye any material

1033- TOYS 01 Handmade Toy

1034- WOOD BURNING 01 Wood burning any subject

1035- WREATH 01 Wreath – any occasion

1029- SCRAPBOOKING


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1036- YARN CRAFTS 01 Yarn Crafts except knitting or crochet

1037- OTHER CRAFT NOT LISTED 01 Other Craft not listed

EDUCATIONAL DISPLAY Rules and Instructions

All exhibitors must follow Static Entries General Rules

An Educational Display or Poster must be an individual entry.

The exhibit should tell a story of the individuals work or activities.

Lot 02 4-H Clover: Clover should be a minimum of 2 feet across and depict the 4-H clover made from materials, extra consideration given for use of recycled materials or living materials

Enter one color photo, minimum o Additional photos, for a total of 2, can be

entered to show details

1039- EDUCATIONAL DISPLAY 01 4-HExhibit Display 02 4-H Clover 03 Conservation display 04 Other Educational Display

FOODS Rules and Instructions

Enter only one item in each category

Enter one color photo of food item

A total of two photos can be uploaded per item

Additional photos used for entry should show

separate details (such as a flower petal, or other

specific detail)

May include a description up to 200 words of:

o materials and method used to create the

food item

Description may be in narrative or bullet point form

Items will be judged on the following:


o Grasp of methods used (as indicated in close

up Photo or photos and Details in Description)

o Originality and/or creativity (whether original or

copy work)

o Finished product – overall esthetic

1040- CAKE 01 Decorated, Holiday 02 Decorated, Other Occasion

1041-COOKIE 03 Decorated, Holiday 04 Decorated, Other

HORTICULTURE Rules and Instructions

All flowers must be grown, selected, and arranged by the exhibitor.

Be sure to include the exact number of specimens specified.

A bloom is a single flower; a stem is part of the plant that has many blooms on it

o Stems should be at least 4 inches long if possible

o Flowers should be uniform (same size) and free from insect injury or disease.

o Enter one color photo, minimum or up to two photos to show details

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1042- FLOWERS 01 Cut Flowers Asters, 4 blooms 02 Cut Flowers Cosmos, 4 blooms 03 Cut Flowers Dahlias, 4 blooms 04 Cut Flowers Daisies, 4 blooms 05 Cut Flowers Marigold, 4 blooms 06 Cut Flowers Rose, 4 blooms 07 Cut Flowers Sunflower, 4 blooms 08 Cut Flowers Zinnia, 4 blooms 09 Cut Flowers Other, 4 blooms 10 Arrangement Container 11 Arrangement Holiday 12 Arrangement Window Box 13 Arrangement Vase 14 Arrangement other 15 Arrangement Creative Container

FRUITS, HERBS AND VEGETABLES


Fruits and vegetables must be grown, selected, and arranged by the exhibitor.

No store bought fruits or vegetables allowed.

Include the exact number of specimens required.

Specimens should be uniform -the same size, shape, and color.

Quality is considered -not too large, not too small, fine textured, etc.

Exhibits should be free from blemishes, no cuts, bruises, insect injury, or disease.

Specimens should be washed or wiped as one would prepare for market

o Enter one color photo, minimum or up to two photos can be entered to show detail

1043- FRUIT 01 Blueberries-1 pint

02 Raspberries-1 pint 03 Strawberries-1 pint 04 Fruit Berry other-1 pint 05 Melons-group of 3 06 Other fruit-1 pint or group of 3

1044- HERBS

01 Basil-5 sprigs 02 Chives-5 sprigs 03 Cilantro-5 sprigs 04 Garlic-5 sprigs 05 Oregano-5 sprigs 06 Parsley-5 sprigs 07 Sage- 5 sprigs 08 Other- 5 sprigs

1045- VEGETABLES 01 Beans-15 pods 02 Corn-5 ears, husked 03 Cruciferous Vegetable (broccoli, cabbage, etc.)- 2 heads 04 Cucumber Pickling-5, stems on 05 Cucumber Salad- 2 stems on 06 Onions- 5, do not peel 07 Peppers Hot-5 08 Peppers Sweet-5 09 Pumpkin, not giant variety-1 10 Root Crops-5, cut top to one inch 11 Squash other than pumpkin-2 12 Tomato Roma-5 stems on 13 Tomato Cherry-10, stems off 14 Tomato other-5, stems off 15 Other-2 heads/1 pint/ 1 bunch of 5/

INDUSTRIAL ARTS Rules and Instructions

No more than one entry per class per exhibitor.

Enter one color photo, minimum and up to two photos can be entered to show details

May include a description of 200 words or less detailing:

o materials and methods used to create the item.

1046- INDUSTRIAL ARTS 01 Wood Furniture 02 Wood Repaired item 03 Wood Painted or Stained Item 04 Wood Farm or Garden item 05 Wood Assembled from a Kit 06 Wood other 07 Scroll Saw Work 08 Metal construction Home use 09 Birdhouse not from kit 10 Birdhouse from Kit


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11 Metal Construction any item

PERFORMING ARTS


Highlighting 4-H’ers talents in dance, singing, visual

presentations and stop motion videos.

The performance must be appropriate for public

display in a 4-H setting. Submissions that are

deemed inappropriate will be disqualified.

When submitting your entry make sure to create

your video according to requirements

o Time limit within the individual category

allowed

o Well lit with minimal background noises.

o Presented as if they were live in front of the

judge and an audience.

Submissions will be judged on

o Creativity, content, costumes, format

o Relevance to the class entered.

01 Dance, one person, 2 minutes 01 Singing, one person, 3 minutes

01 VP between 2 and 3 minutes

01 Stop Motion Video, 2 minutes

PHOTOGRAPHY Rules and Information

The subject matter of the submitted photo must be

appropriate for public display in a 4-H setting.

Photos deemed inappropriate will be disqualified.

Photos will be judged on content, composition, light,

originality, presentation and relevance to the class

entered.

Submit one digital photo per item listed.

1047-PHOTOGRAPHY

1053-DANCE

1054-SINGING

1055-VISUAL PRESENTATION

1056-STOP, MOTION VIDEO


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01 Mobile Phone Portrait 02 Mobile Phone Animal 03 Mobile Phone Landscape 04 Mobile Phone Still Life 05 Mobile Phone Other 06 Camera Photo Portrait 07 Camera Photo Animal 08 Camera Photo Landscape 09 Camera Photo Still Life 10 Camera Photo Other

SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, TECH Rules and Instructions

All General Rules apply

Upload a video showing your project in action, with a

voice over explaining what is occurring. Include the

following in your video.

a. List materials used for Classes 02, 03 &

05

b. A brief explanation of your methods

01 Robot NOT from kit

02 Robot electronic from kit

03 Robot non- electronic from kit

04 Scratch coded game or app-provide link to final

product, so judge can view your final product

05 Catapult/Trebuchet- indicate kit or non-kit in video

and include picture of your scientific method

06 Science Experiment

1052- SCIENCE, ENGINEERING

Documents

2020 MASSACHUSETTS VIRTUAL STATE 4-H FAIR...2020/08/06 · 2020 MASSACHUSETTS VIRTUAL STATE 4-H FAIR 2 Welcome to the Massachusetts Virtual State 4-H Fair! During this very unusual