Iowa State University Extension programs are available to all without regard to race, color, naonal origin, religion, sex, age, or disability. CLINTON COUNTY CONNECTION 400 E. 11TH STREET, CLINTON, IOWA — 563.659.5125 LEARN MORE AT WWW.EXTENSION.IASTATE.EDU/4H/CLINTONCOUNTY May-August 2016 4-H Newsletter County Fruit Sales Fundraiser Great job to all who parcipated in the Clinton County 4-H Fruit Sales Fundraiser! Total fruit sales amounted in $28,771 and the 4-H Endowment earned $1,580.86 to be used towards youth educaon in Clinton County. Top Selling Members: Top Selling Clubs: 1. Taciana Bilek $968 1. DeWi Hustlers $5,660 2. Riedesel’s $943 2. Charloe Clover Kids $5,109 3. Madison Burke $735 3. Orange Future Leaders $3,280 WHAT’S INSIDE: Students who are members of DeWi Central Naonal Honor Society helped sort and load fruit all day. Jason Burke has helped sort and load fruit each year since the start of the fundraiser seven years ago! Swine Weigh In Approximately 275 pigs were weighed in on March 19. A big THANK YOU to everyone who helped that day! Pictured leſt to right: Kae Davis, Connie Beer, Jason Fuglsang, Caleb Beer, Megan Fuglsang and Rob Beer. Not pictured: Jonah Ewers and Mike Selby. FSQA Fair Book State and County Fair Entry What to Aach to Exhibits State Fair Tickets Copyright Material Clover Kids Fair Entry Livestock ID Food Exhibits Horse Project ID Outstanding Non-Livestock Exhibitor Awards Ak-Sar-Ben 4-H Stock Show Fair Entry Program
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COUNTY ADDRESS, CITY, STATE | XXX-XXX-XXXX | OFFICE HOURS LEARN MORE AT WWW.EXTENSION.IASTATE.EDU/4H/COUNTYNAMEHERE
CLINTON COUNTY CONNECTION
400 E. 11TH STREET, CLINTON, IOWA — 563.659.5125
LEARN MORE AT WWW.EXTENSION.IASTATE.EDU/4H/CLINTONCOUNTY
May-August 2016
4-H Newsletter
County Fruit Sales Fundraiser Great job to all who participated in the Clinton County 4-H Fruit Sales Fundraiser! Total fruit sales amounted in $28,771 and the 4-H Endowment earned $1,580.86 to be used towards youth education in Clinton County. Top Selling Members: Top Selling Clubs: 1. Taciana Bilek $968 1. DeWitt Hustlers $5,660 2. Riedesel’s $943 2. Charlotte Clover Kids $5,109 3. Madison Burke $735 3. Orange Future Leaders $3,280
WHAT’S INSIDE:
Students who are members of DeWitt Central National
Honor Society helped sort and load fruit all day.
Jason Burke has helped
sort and load fruit each
year since the start of
the fundraiser seven
years ago!
Swine Weigh In Approximately 275 pigs were weighed in on March 19. A big THANK YOU to everyone who helped that day!
Pictured left to right: Katie Davis, Connie
Beer, Jason Fuglsang, Caleb Beer, Megan
Fuglsang and Rob Beer. Not pictured:
Jonah Ewers and Mike Selby.
FSQA
Fair Book
State and County Fair Entry
What to Attach to Exhibits
State Fair Tickets
Copyright Material
Clover Kids Fair Entry
Livestock ID
Food Exhibits
Horse Project ID
Outstanding Non-Livestock
Exhibitor Awards
Ak-Sar-Ben 4-H Stock Show
Fair Entry Program
MISSION STATEMENT 4-H EMPOWERS YOUTH TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL WORKING
F.S.Q.A. Training
Clinton County Club Show Fair Book
If you did not make FSQA training in Clinton County and you still need to be certified, there is one more training offered in Jackson County. If you are in grades 7-12 you have the option to take a test instead of attending training.
If you want to test out, please call the Extension Office to make arrangements to take the test. Jackson County- Monday, June 6, 1-4pm, Boyer Hall, 563-652-4923 *You must RSVP at the number above if you are planning to attend and you will be charged a $5 fee that day.
More FSQA information and the FSQA manual may be found at: www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/projects/livestock/FSQA.htm ***Those who do not RSVP to the county extension office are not allowed to complete the training.
MISSION STATEMENT
Empower youth to reach their full potential through youth adult
partnerships and research-based experiences.
Like ‘Iowa 4-H Livestock’ on Facebook!
The 2016 Clinton County Club Show Fair Book is available at http://www.extension.iastate.edu/clinton/content/2016-clinton-county-fairbook-club-show-edition Remember to review it early, so that you are aware of all rules and requirements regarding your project (s).
Please reference the schedule for activities and show times. Contact the Extension Office if you have questions regarding the fair book or project requirements. One fair book will be printed per family and your leader may hand them out at your club meeting in May.
Fruit Sales Fundraiser
Equine Fever 4-H Club Competes at Equine Extravaganza Seven Equine Fever 4H’ers competed in the Iowa 4-H Equine Extravaganza that was held at Ellsworth College in Iowa Falls. The seven individuals competed in horseless horse projects, hippology competition (study of horses) and also horse judging. “I couldn’t be more proud of our team and how they represented our county. This is a really big event with hundreds of kids competing and we really showed up for this event”, said Robin Krogman, coach. Kaleigh Slapnicka – placed 2nd overall for Individual Hippology & 2nd Overall Team Hippology, Champion –photo, digital story, and short story also a purple on a photo. Taciana Bilek- placed 10th overall for Individual Hippology & 2nd Overall Team, Blue ribbons on two photo’s. Samantha Zeimet-placed 2nd overall for Team Hippology, a blue ribbon on photo, purple on photo and Champion painting. Allyse Marx – 2nd overall for Team Hippology, purple on photo and blue on photo. Ciera Krogman placed 4th place overall for Individual Hippology-
-and 7th Place overall for Horse Judging placings and 8th overall high individual. She also received Reserve Champion Jr Demonstration, Blue on photo, red on photo and Champion on Painted glass. Brooke Bloom – placed 7th overall for Individual Question for horse judging, Champion photo, red photo and blue on drawing. Skylar Bloom who sent horseless horse projects, but was unable to attend placed blue on photo, red on photo and Champion Short Story. Faith Ciesielski who sent horseless horse projects, but was unable to attend received a red and blue on drawings and Reserve Champion Essay.
MISSION STATEMENT 4-H EMPOWERS YOUTH TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL WORKING
Iowa State Fair Entry Deadline—July 1
Club Show Entries in Fair Entry Online Program
MISSION STATEMENT
Empower youth to reach their full potential through youth adult
partnerships and research-based experiences.
4-H exhibitors are required to submit Iowa State Fair Livestock entries by July 1. All State Fair 4-H entries must be submitted using the Fair Entry online program, similarly to how county fair entries are being submitted online through
the program. You will be given instructions regarding how to make state fair livestock entries in early June. You will be using Fair Entry, but the instructions for submitting state fair entries are slightly different than for county fair entries.
Exhibitors are required to submit class entries for livestock and non-livestock projects using the online Fair Entry program. Instructions are available on the Clinton County Extension website and are included on page 8 in this newsletter. Please use your Club Show Fair book to find class numbers and descriptions. Fair book may be found at: http://www.extension.iastate.edu/clinton/. *Each family should receive a fair book at their next club meeting in May or June or may pick one up at the office.
Entry Deadlines: May 15: 4-H Livestock ID’s due in 4hOnline
June 10: Communications Day Entries; Fashion Revue,
Clothing Selection, $15 Challenge Entries; Bucket Bottle Entries in Fair Entry June 20: Livestock Entries in Fair Entry
June 20: Clover Kids Entry form due to Extension Office
June 24: Conference Judging Day Entries in Fair Entry
Photography Visual Arts,
Home
Improvement,
Clothing
Food &
Nutrition
Preserved
Food
Food &
Nutrition
Prepared
Food
Poster
Exhibit &
Communications
All Other Exhibits
(except for
Communications and FR/CS)
-4-H Photography
Exhibit Label
-Write-up, including explanation of Design Elements and Art Principles and Source of Design (where did you get your idea?)
-Preserved
Food Exhibit
Label
-Write-up for
the exhibit
-Recipe for
product
-Write-up for
the exhibit
-Poster Exhibit Report
form
-Write-up for the
Exhibit
What to Attach to 4-H Exhibits You can find the labels and more information on your 4-H projects at: http://www.extension.iastate.edu/clinton/page/projects
* Entry tags will be printed from Fair Entry and ready to be attached to your exhibit on the day of judging.
MISSION STATEMENT 4-H EMPOWERS YOUTH TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL WORKING
2016 Iowa State Fair 4-H Livestock Premium Book & Discount Ticket Order Form
Use of Copyright Material in 4-H Exhibits
How Clover Kids Enter Projects for Fair
The 2016 Iowa State Fair 4-H Livestock Premium book is now posted on the 4-H State Fair Livestock page at http://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/statefair/livestock Also, you will find the Exhibitor Ticket Order form, as well as Youth Inn information.
The exhibitor discount order form for the Iowa State Fair is due July 20. Remember, all youth showing livestock or non-livestock in the 4-H divisions at the State Fair will receive one free admission ticket. Free parking passes will also be available if requested.
MISSION STATEMENT
Empower youth to reach their full potential through youth adult
partnerships and research-based experiences.
Often, we get “ideas” by observation of other’s works of art, crafts, recipes, etc. It is very important to give credit to those individuals or companies who have created materials, resources, logos, trademarks, photographs, etc. that you may want to incorporate into your 4-H project exhibited at county fair. You must request and be granted permission in order to use someone else’s material.
For more information, regarding copyright use guidelines for 4-H projects, go to: http://www.extension.iastate.edu/clinton/page/projects
Clover Kids will NOT use the Fair Entry program and will only use the paper entry form to submit entries. Clover Kids are welcome to attend Conference Judging Day and sit with a judge for project evaluation OR they may bring their project to the Fair Auditorium to be displayed with their Club’s booth. All Clover Kids classes are non-competitive, meaning that kids (k-3) may participate but will not be placed or awarded premium money.
Clover Kids Entry forms may be picked up at the Extension Office or downloaded at http://www.extension.iastate.edu/clinton/content/clinton-county-fair-entry. Entry forms are due by June 20 to the Clinton County Extension Office.
4-H Club Clean-Up at the Fair on Monday, July 11
Let’s demonstrate our skills in citizenship. Each club is required to help clean, but each year specific clubs are notified when it is their turn on the rotation to clean up the fairgrounds on the Monday following the fair. The Clubs whose turn it is to clean up must arrive on the fairgrounds at 9:00AM on Monday, July 11, 2016.
They will be responsible for picking up leftover trash and other duties. Let’s help leave the fairgrounds as we found them! This year, the Charlotte Jr. Producers, Equine Fever, and Delmar Hot Shots Clubs will help clean up the fairgrounds.
MISSION STATEMENT 4-H EMPOWERS YOUTH TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL WORKING
Outstanding Non-Livestock Exhibitor Awards
MISSION STATEMENT
Empower youth to reach their full potential through youth adult
partnerships and research-based experiences.
Livestock ID’s Must be Completed in 4hOnline by May 15
Update 4-H Horse Projects ID’d in 4hOnline
Inappropriate Food Exhibits for Iowa 4-H Fairs If you are planning to enter a food project, please remember to check the guidelines for what types of foods are allowed and what types are prohibited. These guidelines are very specific and your project may not be allowed to be exhibited if it doesn’t meet regulations.
Go to the 4-H Food and Nutrition Projects page at: http://www.extension.iastate.edu/clinton/content/4-h-food-nutrition-projects. On this page, you will also find the preserved food exhibit label.
Non-livestock fair exhibitors will be eligible to win awards based on the quality and quantity of their non-livestock projects and activities. Champion and Reserve Champion Non-livestock exhibitor awards will be given to members in each 4-H age division, including junior, intermediate and senior. Winners will be determined by tallying points accrued, per exhibitor, from projects entered in Conference Judging Day, Communication Day, Fashion Revue, Clothing Selection, and $15 Challenge.
Award recipients will be recognized during the 4-H Award and Recognition Program on July 8 in the Beef Arena. Award recipients will receive a scholarship from the Clinton County 4-H Endowment! Points will be awarded based on ribbon color in the following manner: Purple & Green Ribbon- 4 points Yellow Ribbon- 3 points Blue Ribbon - 2 points Red Ribbon- 1 point
All 4-H and FFA members planning on showing livestock at the Clinton County Club Show and/or Iowa State Fair must identify their animals in 4hOnline. Livestock projects that must be identified include: Beef, Dairy, Goats, Dogs, Sheep, Rabbits, Horses, Swine, Llama, Alpaca, Pets and Bucket Bottle Calves. 4-H members are required to identify their animals at 4hOnline.com. Please go to www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/Enrollment/help.htm to get step by step instructions on how to submit your ID’s online. You will not be allowed to enter ID’s online after 11:59 pm on May 15th. If you need help or have any questions, please call the Extension Office at (563) 659-5125.
Entering your livestock ID’s online: 1. Log in to 4HOnline at https://iowa.4honline.com 2. From the Member List screen, click on the Edit button to the right of your name. 3. Click on the Animals tab towards the top of the screen. 4. Choose the type of animal you are creating the ID for and click Add. 5. Enter requested information and click the save button. *Late entries will not be accepted
This year horse check-in will be on July 6 from 5:30-6:30 pm at the fair headquarters. Exhibitors may also check-in on the day of the horse show from 8am- 8:45 am. Right now your horse pictures from last year still remain in 4hOnline, however, if you plan to show the same horses you MUST log in to 4hOnline and
check-mark the box next to the horses you would like to show AND click the activate button. If you do not activate your horses they will disappear from 4hOnline on May 17. All State Fair nominated horses must have pictures uploaded in to 4hOnline by May 15.
4-H PLEDGE
I PLEDGE MY HEAD TO CLEARER THINKING, MY HEART TO GREATER LOYALTY, MY HANDS TO LARGER SERVICE,
AND MY HEALTH TO BETTER LIVING, FOR MY CLUB, MY COMMUNITY, MY COUNTRY, AND MY WORLD.
Graduating Seniors
Design Elements & Art Principles for 4-H Projects
Congratulations to all of the 2016 graduating seniors! Thank you for being positive role models in 4-H and in your community. We wish you the best luck in all that you do! Please plan on attending the 4-H Award and Recognition Program at the Clinton County Club Show on Friday, July 8 in the Beef Arena. Check-in with Extension staff by 3:30 pm in the Beef Arena.
You will be receiving a short questionnaire in the mail to be returned to the Extension Office. Please let Kaitlyn Ketelsen know if you are not able to attend by calling the Extension Office or by emailing [email protected].
Design Elements
Line can be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, or curved.
Lines can vary in thickness or help create a mood.
Shapes are made from connected lines. How they
are arranged determines the design. They can be
geometric or organic.
Color is described with the words hue, value, and
intensity. Hues are names of colors. Value is light-
ness or darkness of a hue. Intensity refers to the
brightness or dullness of a hue. Light, intermediate,
and dark values define parts of objects and set off
one area of a design from another.
Texture is a surface characteristic that can be
touched or seen. Contrasting textures add interest.
Space is divided into negative and positive areas.
Art Principles
Rhythm is organized movement. Repeating an ele-
ment (i.e. lines) will produce rhythm.
Proportion compares the amount, size, or
number.
Emphasis captures your attention by unusual use of
line, shape, texture, space, or value.
Balance gives a design stability.
Radial balance -- same around a center point;
Asymmetrical balance -- dissimilar;
Bisymmetrical balance -- same on both sides.
Unity is the union of the elements in a design.
Required for all Visual Arts, Home Improvement, & Clothing Projects
4-H and Clover Kids Club Booth Decorating Contest This year’s theme for club booths is “Dive to New Depths” which is the theme for this year’s Iowa 4-H Youth Conference. Clubs will be able to set up their booths on Tuesday, July 5th AND before the auditorium opens to the public at 3 pm on Wednesday, July 6, 2016.
Each 4-H club booth is judged based on which is the best decorated on Thursday, July 7, 2016. Please remember not to hang decorations from the walls with tape. You may hang decorations on string with paperclips or hang them on a peg board.
4-H PLEDGE
I PLEDGE MY HEAD TO CLEARER THINKING, MY HEART TO GREATER LOYALTY, MY HANDS TO LARGER SERVICE,
AND MY HEALTH TO BETTER LIVING, FOR MY CLUB, MY COMMUNITY, MY COUNTRY, AND MY WORLD.
Ak Sar Ben 4-H Stock Show Entries Due August 8
State Fair Project Transportation & Meetings The Extension Office will provide transportation for the indoor exhibits chosen for the Iowa State Fair. Any 4-Her who would like to take advantage of exhibit transportation to Des Moines will need to pay $20.00 per family. If you have a large exhibit, check with Extension staff to see if Clinton County Extension may accommodate transportation. More information will be handed out at the mandatory State Fair meetings during the county fair. All State Fair meetings will be held in the auditorium and you must attend one if your exhibit is chosen to go to the State Fair.
State Fair Photographs & Meetings will be:
Friday, July 8 at 12:30 p.m.
Saturday, July 9at 4:00 p.m.
Sunday, July 10 at 1:30 p.m.
If you’ve nominated Market Beef for the Knights of AKSARBEN 4-H Stock Show, your animals have been validated and are now requiring entries in order for you to participate. The deadline to submit entries to the AKSARBEN office is August 8, although we ask that you try to submit your entry form to the Clinton County Extension Office as soon as possible. AKSARBEN entry information will be available soon at http://www.aksarbenrodeo.com/default.aspx
Premium book may be found at http://www.aksarbenrodeo.com/p/events/237
Conference Judging Day — July 1
Here are a few tips to help the day run smoothly:
Please arrive at least 5-10 minutes before your scheduled time.
Make sure you have your write-up (goal sheet and other forms) completed (refer to the fair book to make sure you have what you need).
Bring your completed Conference Judging Day sheet and your project (s).
Wear appropriate dress (white t-shirt with 4-H emblem, and pants, jeans, or slacks and closed toe shoes)
Come in through the south door of the auditorium and go to the Check-In table. You will receive your entry tags to attach to your projects.
When finished judging, go to the Check-out table to turn in your judging day sheet to Extension Staff. You may also pay $5.00 for your wristband.
Remember to have fun and smile!
9:00 am………………….……...………. C-W Jr. Ag &
Equine Fever
10:00 am…………………….. ...Goose Lake Jr. Feeders
& Orange Future Leaders
11:00 am…………………….. Charlotte Jr. Producers &
Welton Jr. Farmers
12:00-1:00 pm………………….…….......Dinner Break
No one admitted for judging from 12-1pm
1:00 pm…….…..………...….……….……. Delmar Hot
Shots, Minnehaha, & Mohawk
2:00 pm………………..………...Iowanna, Iowanna Jrs.
& 4-H CREATE
3:00 pm………………….……...……...DeWitt Hustlers
& Art Unlimited
4-H PLEDGE
I PLEDGE MY HEAD TO CLEARER THINKING, MY HEART TO GREATER LOYALTY, MY HANDS TO LARGER SERVICE,
AND MY HEALTH TO BETTER LIVING, FOR MY CLUB, MY COMMUNITY, MY COUNTRY, AND MY WORLD.
Fair Entry Online FAQ’s
1. Q: If you have 2 non-livestock projects in a class do you enter that class twice?
A: Yes 2. Q: If you’re not sure of the project right now, can you edit it after the 24th? A: You can’t edit an entry after it’s been approved; however, someone at the Extension Office can edit it if you know what you need changed. Animal ID information may not be altered after May 15. 3. Q: For horticulture, do you enter each class now or just once for horticulture in general? A: You may enter in Horticulture projects (Non-Livestock
Conference Judging) up until June 24. Do your best to en-ter in the classes you think you’ll be in and if you don’t end up having an entry that is okay.
4. Q: What happens if you enter in a class but decide not to participate? A: For Livestock, you should let the Official know at Check-In.
For Non-Livestock, you should let the Extension staff know at Check-In and you will not include the class on your
yellow Conference Judging Day form.
5. Q: How do I know my entry was received/approved? A: You should receive a confirmation email within a day or two after submitting your entry. 6. Q: I am a dual 4-H/FFA member, but I want to exhibit livestock as an FFA member. How do I enter? A: You will log in by clicking the green ‘Log in using 4hOnline’ button and you will select your FFA Chapter for the FFA projects and select your 4-H Club for the 4-H projects. 7. Q: Do Clover Kids need to enter using the Fair Entry program? A: Clover Kids will NOT use Fair Entry and will only use the paper entry form to submit entries. Clover Kids are welcome to attend Conference Judging Day and sit with a judge for static exhibit evaluation OR they may bring their project to the Fair Auditorium to be displayed with their Club’s booth. All Clover Kids classes are non-competitive, meaning that kids (k-3) may participate but will not be placed or awarded premium money. Note: Please do not hesitate to call or stop by the Extension Office with questions regarding the Fair Entry program.
Come join other Junior 4-H members in grades 4th-6th from Eastern Iowa for two days of camp. We will start on Friday, June 10, 1:00 p.m. and finish on Saturday, June 11, 5:00 p.m. Cost: $75 which includes three meals, overnight stay, canoeing, swimming, snacks, and other camping activities! Please submit payment and registration form to the Clinton County Extension Office. Registration form and endowment scholarship request forms may be found at http://www.extension.iastate.edu/clinton/
Camp Counselors and Chaperones are needed! Please contact us if you are interested. The application form for Camp Counselors may be found on the Clinton County Extension homepage. Deadline to register is May 16!
4-H Junior Camp—June 10-11
4-H PLEDGE
I PLEDGE MY HEAD TO CLEARER THINKING, MY HEART TO GREATER LOYALTY, MY HANDS TO LARGER SERVICE,
AND MY HEALTH TO BETTER LIVING, FOR MY CLUB, MY COMMUNITY, MY COUNTRY, AND MY WORLD.
Fair Auditorium Club Hosts 4-H Clubs are required to manage the fair auditorium and guard exhibits during designated times during the fair. If 4-H members are busy and cannot host the auditorium during their Club’s scheduled time, they are encouraged to send a family member to take their place as host or hostess. At the beginning of your Club’s scheduled shift, please pick up the Host Packet at Fair Headquarters. Inside, you will find badges. At the end of your Club’s shift, please return the Host Packet to Fair Headquarters. Hosts or hostesses must wear a 4-H t-shirt with badge provided in the Host packet Arrive on time and do not leave before your shift is over. Maintain a good exhibit for fair visitors: -Keep fair visitors from touching items displayed behind ropes. -Help to avoid loud noises and running through the building. -Be a helper to visitors who are looking for exhibits. -Be clean, neat, and present yourself to fair visitors as an ambassador of Clinton County 4-H.
Wednesday, July 6 3:00-8:00 pm Alumni/Volunteers Thursday, July 7 9:00 am-12:00 pm Orange Future Leaders 12:00-4:00 pm CW Jr. Ag 4:00-8:00 pm Charlotte Jr. Producers Friday, July 8 9:00 am-1:00 pm Delmar Hot Shots 1:00-4:00 pm Iowanna & Iowanna Jrs. Saturday, July 9 9:00 am-12:30 am 4-H CREATE & Art Unlimited 12:30 pm-4:30 pm Equine Fever 4:30 pm-8:00 pm Minnehaha & Mohawk Sunday, July 10 9:00 am-12:30 pm DeWitt Hustlers 12:30 pm-4:00 pm Goose Lake Jr. Feeders 4:00-8:00 pm Welton Jr. Farmers
Equine Fever 4-H Club will present a patriotic themed drill team immediately following the 4-H horse show on Thursday, July 7. They will also be performing Saturday, July 9 prior to bull riding. This group of 12 girls will have spent more than 40 hours of work on this production.
They are very proud to share their performance with Clinton County.
Equine Fever 4-H Club Drill Team
4-H PLEDGE
I PLEDGE MY HEAD TO CLEARER THINKING, MY HEART TO GREATER LOYALTY, MY HANDS TO LARGER SERVICE,
AND MY HEALTH TO BETTER LIVING, FOR MY CLUB, MY COMMUNITY, MY COUNTRY, AND MY WORLD.
How 4-H Members Enter Classes in Fair Entry
for the Clinton County Club Show
Registration Opens: Monday, May 1, 2016
Registration closes for entries: Monday, June 20, 2016 (at 11:59 p.m.)
1. Go to https://clintoniowa.fairentry.com
2. Click ‘Sign in with 4HOnline’.
3. A separate box will pop up. Enter your 4HOnline family e-mail address and password. The role is ‘Family’. Click
‘Login’.
4. This will take you to the welcome screen. Click ‘Begin Registration’. Click ‘Individual’.
5.. Choose the 4-H’er you wish you to enter an exhibit for. Click ‘Continue’.
6. For livestock exhibitors, please answer the questions that pertain to you. If you will not be
entering livestock, click ‘Continue’.
7. The 4-H’er’s profile will appear. The Personal Details and Contact Info is exported from
4hOnline. If you’d like to make changes, please log into your 4hOnline account at
https://iowa.4honline.com
8. Click ‘Continue to Entries’. Click ‘Add an Entry’.
9. Click ‘Select’ next to the Department you would like to enter. To enter a Static Exhibit, you
must click ‘Static’ to view all of the Departments.
10. Click ‘Select next to the Division you would like to enter.
11. Click ‘Select’ next to the Class you would like to enter.
12. Review the entry and then click ‘Continue’. Select the 4-H Club that you belong to. Click ‘Continue’.
13. If this is a livestock exhibit, please select the animal that is to be shown.
Click ‘Add an Animal’. Select the animal. Click ‘Select Animal’. Click ‘Continue’.
If this is a static exhibit, include a detailed description of your exhibit. Click ‘Continue’.
14. Review the information. Click ‘Continue’.
15. You will now have three options:
- “Register another Exhibitor”
- “Add another Entry for this Exhibitor”
- “Continue to Payment”. This function will prompt you to complete the entry process.
If you are not completed entering exhibits proceed with one of the first two options.
16. When finished entering exhibits for all the 4-H’ers in your family. Click ‘Continue to
Payment’. Review the entries submitted. Click ‘Detail’ for more information. Click ‘Continue’
when ready.
17. Click ‘Submit’. The staff at the Clinton County Extension Office will review the entries and either approve the entries or
send them back to the families with necessary revisions.
Wristbands and livestock exhibitor numbers will only be available on Conference Judging Day or at Fair Headquarters
during livestock check-in on July 6. The Clinton County Fair Board will collect $5 per youth for wristbands.
