Class 4: Mediterranean Breeds - Standard Lot A – Leghorn Lot B – Ancona Lot C – Minorca Lot D – Other Mediterranean Breed Class 5: Continental Breeds - Standard Lot A – Faverolle Lot B – Welsummer Lot C – Polish, Bearded or Non-Bearded Lot D – Hamburg Lot E – Other Continental Breed Class 6: All Other Standard Breeds Lot A – Ameraucana Lot B – Modern Game Lot C – Old English Game Lot D – Phoenix Lot E – Sumatra Lot F – Other AOSB Breed Class 7: Game - Bantam Lot A – Modern Game Lot B – Old English Game Lot C – American Game Class 8: Single Comb Clean Leg - Bantam Lot A – Leghorn Lot B – Orpington Lot C – Plymouth Rock Lot D – Other SCCL Bantam Class 9: Rose Comb Clean Leg - Bantam Lot A – Belgian Bearded D’Anver Lot B – Hamburg Lot C – Leghorn Lot D – Rosecomb Lot E – Wyandotte Lot F – Other RCCL Bantam Class 10: All Other Comb Clean Leg - Bantam Lot A – Ameraucana Lot B – Houdan Lot C – Cornish Lot D – Polish Lot E – Other AOCCL Bantam Class 11: Feather Legged - Bantam Lot A – Booted Lot B – Brahma Lot C – Cochin Lot D – Belgian Bearded d’Uccle Lot E – Silkie, Bearded or Non-Bearded Lot F – Other Feather Leg Bantam
Revised 4-2017 Superintendent Jim Olson Contact: (360) 825-2699 Entry Open To King County 4-H members enrolled in a plant and soil science project Herdsmanship Herdsmanship must be done by all exhibitors to quality for State Fair. •Youth and Parents must each do one hour. • During Fair counts toward requirement. Area Set Up Time(s) Saturday, July 8, 2017, 9:00 am until done Entries Due Sunday, July 9, 2017, Noon – 6:00 pm in the Activity Building Educational Posters See Education Display - Department 20 Exhibit Release Time Sunday, July 16, 2017, 7:00 – 9:00 pm Members should enter exhibits corresponding to the projects in which they are enrolled. Diseased or insect-infested plant materials will not be accepted for exhibit. You will submit either a journal or a series of 3x5 cards describing when plants were started or purchased, detailed care since you have grown them light water and nutrition, and their respective common and scientific plant names. In Classes 7, 10 and 16, each kind of vegetable, container, flower arrangement, or weed collection equals one exhibit. Plants & Soil Premium Points, Classes 1 - 7: Blue 40 Red 30 White 22 Class 1: Exploring the World of Plants and Soils Class 2: Plant Reproduction Class 3: Soils Class 4: Plant Growth Factors Class 5: Plant Characteristics Class 6: Growing and Using Plants Gardens Premium Points, Classes 7 - 15: Blue 55 Red 40 White 30 Class 7: Vegetable Gardens Member may exhibit up to 10 different vegetables and small fruits. Class 8: Experimental Vegetable Garden Teaching display showing results Class 9: Production Garden Oral report or descriptive series of 3x5 cards that includes description of garden. Class 10: Container Garden Lot A - Exhibit up to 10 plants grown in containers (may be vegetables, herbs, foliage, etc.). Each container must be tagged with name of plant(s). Plants in container must be under care of exhibitor for at least 90 days. See PNW 188 for more information about container plants. Lot B - Exhibit up to 3 terrariums or dish gardens. Mark name of plants on container. Lot C - Gift container or planter. Decorative display using plants. Class 11: Experimental Container Garden Display showing results. See PNW 189 for more information. Class 12: Production Container Garden Oral report or descriptive series of 3x5 cards that should include description of garden