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Dedication

The Dodge County Fair dedicates this book

in loving memory of our past Fair Board members

who are celebrating the 2021 Dodge County Fair from afar.

Their hard work, efforts, and dedication have helped

make the Fair the success it is today.

Joe Meyer

1926 – 2021

Fair Board Member 1981 – 2005

Joe served as the Grounds Superintendent, a

role he took very seriously working day and night

to ensure the grounds were ready for any event.

He was essential to keeping the grounds in

order and was instrumental in establishing the

racing program at the Dodge County Fairgrounds

Speedway. Without Joe’s equipment, knowledge,

and many friends to draw from, we would not have

had the successful racing program that we did.

He was integral to making many improvements

around the grounds, including the construction

of the second grandstand and restrooms. Joe

added many special touches to his tasks at the

fairgrounds, such as planting flower beds, taking

time with grounds crew workers, and especially

enjoying his work with youth. His positive attitude,

ability to plan for the future, and ability to connect

with others made him a true treasure to the Fair.

Bill Christian

1930 – 2021


Fondly known as “Big Foot”, Bill first became

involved with the Fair Board as the head of security

for the racing program. He made sure we had

officers on the job for the races and was dedicated

to ensuring everyone’s safety. His presence was

always respected because of the kind manner

in which he worked with people. He employed

creative marketing techniques in obtaining ads for

the fair book. He was a big promoter of the Fair,

driving from corner to corner of Dodge County to

deliver fair books, posters, and season tickets to

banks and businesses. He made countless runs

to and from the gates, transporting supplies and

people . Bill’s big smile and twinkling eyes will

always be remembered. His booming voice will

echo through the fairgrounds for many years to

come.

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Dedication

Don Fabisch

1933-2020

David Hanefeld

1951 - 2020

Tom Stebbins

1971 – 2020


Don served as the Space Manager for nearly 20 years.

He greatly helped increase our commercial exhibits

through his ability to connect with people. He visited

many fairs to network with vendors, allowing the

Dodge County Fair to offer a wide variety of foods,

services, and products. Don collaborated to create

the maps used for plotting out commercial spaces

at the Fair. He built many of the display units in the

Youth Building, which are still in use today. Years ago,

Don’s family would help clean up the grounds during

the summer. Don disposed of manure from the barns

by spreading it on the fields at his farm so it was

efficiently taken care of. With his unique perspective

and jovial personality, he was always willing to offer

advice for the betterment of the Fair.


Fair involvement was a family tradition as David

followed his father Bill in serving on the Fair Board.

The transition was natural, as they both worked

together at Hanefeld Trucking. David provided semis

and trucks for hauling tables, chairs, gates, and cages

at no cost to the Fair. He was always available to

help with catering, ice runs, and office work. He was

especially talented in running the money counter. In

2019, David and his wife Mary were presented with

the Wisconsin Association of Fairs Hall of Fame

Award for their many contributions. David enjoyed

sharing the Fair with his children and grandchildren.

He is remembered for his quiet presence, sincere

dedication, and adept trouble-shooting ability.


While Tom was only on the Fair Board for a short

time, he was a long-time fair enthusiast, showcased

by his involvement in the Fair as well as events at the

Fairgrounds. His involvement in the Fair spans back to

being a 4-H member and youth exhibitor. Later, he was

a parent of youth exhibiting and served as a 4-H leader

working with youth “to make the best better.” For the

past decade Tom volunteered in a variety of roles,

always ready to lend a hand or piece of equipment

and share ideas for positive change. This most notably

included his diligent efforts coordinating people and

equipment to ensure the success of our tractor pulls.

He was recognized by many by his large hat, his even

larger personality, and his contagious laugh.

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2021 Ticket Prices

Season (advance) $27

Season (15th and later) $35

Daily (before 12:00pm) $7

Daily (after 12:00pm) $10

Children (9 and under)

Free

Exhibitors $25

FOR 2021 SEASON TICKET HOLDERS: If you have a Season Ticket or

Exhibitor Ticket and wish to reenter the grounds on the same day you will

need to get a WRISTBAND at the Fair Office. This wristband will be fastened

by Fair Personnel ONLY to the Season/Exhibitor ticket holder. The Season/

Exhibitor ticket is only good for the person to whom it was issued. A new

ticket is used each day and a different wristband must be obtained each day

if you wish to reenter the fairgrounds. You may also turn in your season ticket

book and get a permanent wristband to be worn the entire week of the fair.

No reserve seating and only season tickets can be purchased in advance.

Free Parking and Free Grandstand

To The People Of Dodge County

Come join in the 2021 edition of the Dodge County Fair. You’ll see much

that is new and different this year and all those who work to stage this annual

event, want you to enjoy it, as you relax and visit.

Enter competition, view exhibits and judging, attend free grandstand shows,

and much, much more. It will be Dodge County on display, and at its best—

our farms, our factories, our kitchens, our youth, our skills and our talents. It is

a time of serious contest and much laughter. It is a time you do not want to

miss!

So, let’s get together at the Dodge County Fair. Come for a day, and then

return for more.

Try it, you’ll like it!

The Board Of Directors

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Judging Schedule

OPEN CLASS

Division

Date and Time

Dairy Cattle ......................................................................Friday, August 20th ............................12:00pm

Beef Cattle Breeding ..........................Wednesday, Aug 18th ...............10:30am

Beef Market Steers (Jr) ................Wednesday, Aug 18th ...............12:00pm

Sheep Breeding (Jr) ...............................Wednesday, Aug 18th .....................4:00pm

Sheep Market (Jr) .........................................Wednesday, Aug 18th .....................5:00pm

Sheep Breeding (Open) .............Wednesday, Aug 18th .....................3:30pm

Dairy Products........................................................Monday, August 16th..........................1:30pm

.............................................................

Farm Crops,

Vegetables & Fruits ................................Wednesday, Aug 18th .....................9:00am

Flowers........................................................................................Wednesday, Aug 18th .....................9:00am

Honey ...............................................................................................Wednesday, Aug 18th .....................9:00am

Cultural Arts ..................................................................Wednesday, Aug 18th .....................9:30am

Photography ................................................................Wednesday, Aug 18th .....................2:00pm

Foods ................................................................................................Wednesday, Aug 18th .....................9:00am

Home Furnishings ......................................Wednesday, Aug 18th .....................9:00am

Knitting & Crocheting .......................Wednesday, Aug 18th .....................1:00pm

Clothing .....................................................................................Wednesday, Aug 18th .....................9:00am

Senior Citizen Class .............................Wednesday, Aug 18th .....................2:00pm

1ST

4TH

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3RD

2ND

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AUGUST 18 thru 22, 2021

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18

7:00pm..................................................................................................................Badger.State.Truck.Pull

THURSDAY, AUGUST 19

7:00pm.........................................................................................................................................Meat.Animal.Sale

8:00pm............................................................................................................................Nitty.Gritty.Dirt.Band

FRIDAY, AUGUST 20

11:00am...........................................................................................Junior.Britches.Showmanship

11:30.Noon..............................................................................................................................Kiddy.Tractor.Pull

8:00pm........................................................................................................................................................Jordan.Davis

SATURDAY, AUGUST 21

9:00am..............................................................................................................................................Draft.Horse.Pull

12:30pm..............................................................Dodge.County.Holstein.Futurity.Show

1:00.pm............................................................................... Tractor.Pull

3:00pm.....................................................................................................Chain.Saw.Carvers.Auction

4:00pm...........................................................................................................................Small.Animal.Auction

7:00pm....................................................................................Supreme.Showmanship.Contest

8:00pm.....................................................................................................Blue.Oyster.Cult.&.Starship..

....................................................................Featuring.Mickey.Thomas

SUNDAY, AUGUST 22

9:00am..................................................................................................................................4-Wheel.Truck.Pull

10:00am.............................................................................................................................................................Little.Flock

11:30am...................................................................................Dairy.Youth.Recognition.Auction

1:00pm.............................................................................................................................................................Demo.Derby

1:00pm..................................................................................................................................Little.Bunny.Huddle

1:30pm...................................................................................................Little.Britches.Showmanship

3:00pm.......................................................................................Little.Shepherds.Showmanship

6:00pm...........................................................................................................................................................Demo.Derby

DAILY FREE STAGE SHOWS

Include Nick’s Kids Show · Wild World of Animals · Pleasure Valley Pig & Duck Races · Chainsaw Carver

ADMISSION PRICES

The season tickets for 2021 are $27 if purchased before August 18th. $35 August 18th or after.

FOR.SEASON.TICKET.HOLDERS:..If.you.have.a.Season.Ticket.or.Exhibitor.Ticket.and.wish.to.reenter.the.

grounds.on.the.same.day.you.will.need.to.get.a.WRISTBAND.at.the.Fair.Office...This.wristband.will.be.fastened.

by.Fair.Personnel.ONLY.to.the.Season/Exhibitor.ticket.holder..The..Season/Exhibitor.ticket.is.only.good.for.the.

person.to.whom.it.was.issued...A.new.ticket.is.used.each.day.and.a.different.wristband.must.be.obtained.each.

day.if.you.wish.to.reenter.the.fairgrounds.

Daily admission of $7.00 before 12:00pm · $10.00 after 12:00pm · Free Parking and Free Grandstand

.No.reserve.seating.and.only.season.tickets.can.be.purchased.in.advance.

A.&.P.Enterprises.is.our.Carnival...See.color.section.for.Carnival.Ride.Information.

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Table of Contents

Accounting Requirements .....................................................................................41

Admission (Ticket Prices) ......................................................................................3

Schedule of Events .................................................................................................5

DEPARTMENTS

Clothing ...........................................................................................................79

Cultural Arts .....................................................................................................71

Beef Cattle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Dairy Cattle ....................................................................................................59

Dairy Products ................................................................................................62

Farm Crops ......................................................................................................64

Flowers ............................................................................................................67

Foods ...............................................................................................................74

Fruits ...............................................................................................................67

Home Furnishings ...........................................................................................82

Honey ...............................................................................................................71

Knitting and Crocheting .................................................................................80

Photography ....................................................................................................73

Senior Citizens .........................................................................................84-86

Sheep ................................................................................................................61

Vegetables .......................................................................................................64

Fair Officers, Directors and Superintendents ........................................................8

Fairest of the Fair ...........................................................................Colored Section

Fairs and Exhibitions ............................................................................................43

How to Enter Items at the Fair ...............................................................................9

Index to Advertisers ..................................................................................Begins 92

Judging Regulations ..............................................................................................41

Judging Schedule ...................................................................................................4

Map of Fairgrounds ........................................................................Colored Section

Notice to Bookholders ............................................................................................8

Rules of Inspection ................................................................................................31

Rules and Regulations—Wisconsin Administrative Code ...................................37

Dates ...............................................................................................................39

Entry Fees .......................................................................................................37

Exhibits and Exhibitors ...................................................................................37

General Classes ..............................................................................................39

Junior Fairs .....................................................................................................39

Premium Lists .................................................................................................37

Premiums ........................................................................................................39

State, County and District Animal Health Requirements .....................................17

Cattle & Bison ..................................................................................................19

Circus, Rodeo, Racing & Menagerie Animals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29

Goats ...............................................................................................................23

Guidelines for Housing & Managing Animals ................................................29

Horses (Equine) ..............................................................................................25

Llama & Alpacas, Guanacos, Camelids, Vinuñas ..........................................27

Poultry and Waterfowl ....................................................................................25

Ruminants (Exotic) .........................................................................................27

Sheep ...............................................................................................................23

Small Animals ..................................................................................................27

Small Animals (Exotic) ....................................................................................29

Swine ................................................................................................................21

Wisconsin District & County Fairs Map ..................................Colored Section

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2021 Officers

DODGE COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION

Phone 920.885.3586

www.dodgecountyfairgrounds.com

President...........................................................................................................Doug.Ninmann.

Vice.President................................................................................................ Dale.Norenberg

Co-Secretary.................................................................... .Mary.Hanefeld./.Sally.Schoenike

Superintendent.of.Privileges................................................................... Barb.&.Dan.Mullin

Treasurer................................................................................................................ Sharon.Keil

DIRECTORS

Wade Fletcher

Mary Hanefeld

Steve Hannan

Sharon Keil

Norm Klug

Mike Koch

Doug Ninmann

Dale Norenberg

Nate Zank

DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENTS

Dairy..................................................Jon.Schoenike... .lebanontowntreas@gmail.com..920.285.8189

Beef.Cattle.......................................David.Keil............................................................... ...920.885.3110

Crops,.Vegetables.and.Apiary.........Delmer.&.Mary.Schoppe... .shoppe1@gmail.com...920.210.7810

Dairy.Products.................................Jeanie.Korth........... snowmanjeanie@gmail.com..920.296.7012

Flowers.and.Plants..........................Judy.Steger..............................................................920.210.0680

Foods................................................Helen.Weisensel......................................................920.885.5220

Clothing,.Knitting.&.Crocheting......Heidi.Tunak................. .heiditunak@hotmail.com..920.385.4293

Home.Furnishings............................Susie.Davidson.............smdcrafting@gmail.com..920.296.6986

Arts,.Crafts.&.Sr..Citizens...............Roxann.Nell......................roxannnell@gmail.com..920.219.0810

Photography....................................Anne.Oelke................................ anne@oelke.com..920.285.2063

NOTICE TO BOOK HOLDERS:

The.publishing.of.this.premium.book,.which.is.placed.in.your.hands.each.year.entails.

a.great.deal.of.work.and.costs.several.hundreds.of.dollars..The.various.firms.who.

carry.ads.in.this.book.are,.through.this.means,.supporting.the.fair.and.making.it.

possible.for.the.publication.of.this.annual.book..Therefore,.the.Fair.Association.would.

appreciate.it.if.through.your.purchases.during.the.year.you.would.give.these.firms.

who.have.designated.themselves.as.Fair.supporters,.the.benefit.of.your.business.

whenever.it.is.possible.for.you.to.do.so.

The.Fair.Association.takes.this.opportunity.of.thanking.the.advertisers.in.this.year’s.

book,.and.thanking.you,.the.holder,.in.advance.for.your.cooperation.in.patronizing.

these.various.firms.

Officers & Directors Dodge County Fair Association

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Notice:

TO OPEN CLASS EXHIBITORS

HOW TO ENTER ITEMS AT THE FAIR

Entries are open to the world. Junior Department entries are listed in separate

premium book obtainable from the University of Wisconsin, Division of Extension

Dodge Co. in Juneau. 920.386.3790. Each person entering open class must fill

out an entry blank found in several areas in the book and pay entry fee for open

class even if you have Junior Entries. Additonal sheets may be added. NOTE:

Starting in 2021, open class exhibitiors can complete their entry form online.

Payment must be made before fair tags and exhibitor pass can be picked up. If you

enter online and would like to have tags mailed, please send a check for entry fee

and a self addressed stamped envelope.

After filling out an entry blank as to name, address, division, class, premium

number and description of article or animal, entry form accompanied by a

check for exhibitor’s ticket must be in the hands of the secretary by the deadline

as stated in each department. If mailed, postmark must bear this date. Tags

will not be mailed unless accompanied by adequate postage.

Items to be entered must then be brought to the Fairgrounds on Tuesday of Fair

Week. Tags may be picked up in the main office, and should be affixed to each item

entered. Then each item shall be taken, by the exhibitor, to the proper department

and left with the superintendent there. No prizes are given for exhibits not listed in

the premium book. If original entry tag has been altered, that item will be disqualified

and will not be judged.

Judging is done by state accredited judges on dates as noted in each department.

Prizes are awarded on winning entry numbers so marked on the judges

sheets and these awards are final. Exhibitors are urged to attend the judging session

if possible. These can be educational as well as interesting; but entrants who

are observing the judging should refrain from identifying their entries until the

judging has been completed.

Winners checks should be picked up from the superintendent of the

department where the most money was won and at the same time your

entries are removed.

Entries may not be removed before 6:00pm

BUT SHOULD BE PICKED UP BY

8:00pm · Sunday, August 22, 2021

As the Fair Association will not be responsible any later.

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Animal Health Regulations

Fairs and Shows in Wisconsin: 2021 Season

This is a summary of animal health requirements for fairs, shows and exhibitions only. They are not necessarily the same

as requirements for importing animals into Wisconsin or moving them within the state for other purposes. They may

change if animal diseases occur in Wisconsin or elsewhere, so you should always check our website or contact us for

current information. Ref. s. ATCP 10.87, Wis. Admin. Code

General

Requirements

for show

organizers

All fairs or exhibitions of any length must obtain, review, and keep for five years all required

records and test results:

Exhibitor’s name and address

Animal identification (number, type, description, and, when required, official identification

(see requirements for different animals below))

Documents showing compliance with disease testing and other health requirements

Livestock premises number, if any, where animals originated

Documentation showing legal importation to the event (if applicable) and, when required,

movement to the event (see requirements for different animals below)

For swine, a record of any swine transported directly to a slaughtering establishment

For swine, a record of any swine transported to an animal market where all animals sold at

the market sale for that day were shipped directly to a slaughtering establishment

Fairs or exhibitions lasting more than 24 hours must appoint a licensed veterinarian to inspect

all animals daily.

Please note: Except in specific circumstances, if an animal already bears an official 840 eartag,

that eartag must not be removed and additional official eartags must not be applied. Instead the

existing eartag must be read and recorded when a record of that animal is required. (Ref. s. ATCP

10.045, Wis. Admin. Code)

These regulations apply to all fairs and exhibitions, including additional events (like rodeos,

shows, or other organized events) that occur in conjunction with the fair.

Diseases

Animals that show evidence of having contagious or infectious diseases may not be

commingled (or housed/kept) with other animals at a fair, show, or other exhibition in such a way

as to allow disease to spread. Such animals should not attend the fair, show, or exhibition.

Animals may be denied entry if they arrive at these events with contagious or infectious diseases,

isolated and/or removed if they develop disease after arriving, or be subject to other action as

would be necessary to control disease.

Bovine animals with ringworm, mange, warts or scab will be removed from the fair or

exhibition premises, unless the veterinarian in charge finds warts or ringworm lesions are

incapable of transmitting disease.

AH-FR-100-P (01/2021)

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Cattle and

bison

Cattle from within Wisconsin have no requirements for tests or health documents.

Cattle from outside Wisconsin must:

Be accompanied by certificate of veterinary inspection (CVI or health certificate)

documenting official animal identification (ID) and all required tests and certifications

Have at least one form of official individual ID (including steers)

Meet all of Wisconsin’s normal requirements for import (see

https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/CattleBison.aspx)

Acceptable animal IDs for all cattle from outside Wisconsin

USDA metal ear tag number that is part of the National Uniform Eartagging System (NUES)

(starts with state 2-digit code, also known as “brite” tag); this includes the orange brucellosis

vaccination tag

15-digit “840” tags (visual or RFID)

Valid only if applied before March 11, 2015:

o Manufacturer-coded RFID tag - 15-digit number with the first three digits in 900s

o American ID tag – 8 to 12-digit number prefaced with “USA”

Brucellosis requirements for cattle from outside Wisconsin

No cattle from outside Wisconsin are currently required to be brucellosis tested or vaccinated to

come to fairs and shows in Wisconsin

Tuberculosis (TB) requirements for cattle from outside Wisconsin

For requirements by state, see: https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/CattleBison.aspx

Cattle from Michigan’s Modified Accredited Zone (for cattle from Michigan’s TB Free Zone,

see requirements by state above) also need:

Import permit

To originate from a herd that has a negative whole-herd TB test within 12 months before

arrival in Wisconsin that includes all animals 1 year and older

Negative individual TB tests within 60 days before entering Wisconsin

To return directly to the state of origin after the show, and there must be a statement on the

CVI that they will be doing so

For information on obtaining an import permit:

Online https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/AnimalMovementPermits.aspx

Email DATCPAnimalImports@wi.gov

Call 608-224-4872

Cattle from Canada must meet current federal requirements to enter the United States. (See

https://www.aphis.usda.gov/regulations/vs/iregs/animals/downloads/ca-protocol-imp-cattlebison.pdf)

Requirements are subject to change as conditions warrant. For current information, check

https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/CattleBison.aspx.

AH-FR-100-P (01/2021)

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Swine

Swine from within Wisconsin need a Wisconsin intrastate certificate of veterinary inspection

(CVI or health certificate):

Note: Herd of origin means the herd in which the pigs currently reside, likely the exhibitor’s

herd. When pigs are purchased from a herd, the herd from which they originate is the herd of

origin for the seller. Once the purchased pigs are added into the buyer's herd (even if the buyer's

herd only consists of one or just a few animals), the buyer's herd becomes the new herd of origin

and that herd must meet testing requirements to move pigs again.

Stating that the entire herd of origin was inspected on the farm within 30 days before the

show and showed no signs of disease.

Non-terminal Exhibitions: All swine must have a PRRS (Porcine Reproductive and

Respiratory Syndrome) and PEDv (Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus) test of the herd of

origin within 90 days of the exhibition. Include test date, type, and results on the CVI. For

swine originating from herds with positive tests, include the herd plan number on the CVI.

Terminal Exhibitions: No testing requirements.

Note: Terminal Exhibitions are those at which the swine go directly from the fair/show to the

slaughtering establishment OR to a slaughter only market sale. If going to a slaughter only market

sale, contact the Division of Animal Health fair inspector for required information to collect.

Note: If the fair intends to use a load-out facility, contact the Division of Animal Health in advance

to discuss requirements that must be met.

Swine from outside Wisconsin need a certificate of veterinary inspection that includes the

following:

The negative results of the PRRS test from the swine’s herd of origin conducted within

90 days prior to movement into Wisconsin including test date, type, and results.

The negative results of the PEDv test from the swine’s herd of origin conducted within

90 days prior to movement into Wisconsin including test date, type, and results.

A statement that the veterinarian has inspected the entire herd of origin within the past

30 days and that no clinical signs of PRRS and PEDv or any other apparent disease

was present at the time of inspection

Official individual identification (ID)

If the herd of origin tests positive for PRRS and/or PEDv, contact the Department of

Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection at 608-224-4872 for options.

Acceptable methods of ID for swine are:

USDA silver ear tag

USDA 840 ear tag, either visual or RFID

Breed association tattoo if the pig is a purebred and the tattoo is registered

An ear tag with the premises identification number and a unique identifier

Ear notch if the pig is a purebred and the notch is registered

Requirements are subject to change as conditions warrant. For current information and for

PRRS and PEDv testing options, check

https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/SwineMovement.aspx.

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Sheep and

goats

Note: These rules do not apply to non-domestic sheep and goats. See Exotic Ruminants below.

Sheep and goats from within Wisconsin need:

If sexually intact, need official individual identification (ID) at any age.

If not sexually intact, need official individual ID if they are 12 months or older.

See below for Official ID options.

Cannot be under restriction for movement to fairs and shows.

Sheep and goats that go to a market or slaughter establishment after the fair should have an

owner hauler statement to move from the fair to the market/slaughter establishment.

Sheep and goats from outside Wisconsin need:

Certificate of veterinary inspection (CVI or health certificate) and official individual ID for all

animals.

See below for Official ID options.

See below for additional requirements for goats from Michigan’s Tuberculosis Modified

Accredited Zone.

Sheep and goats that go to a market or slaughter establishment after the fair should have an

owner hauler statement to move from the fair to the market/slaughter establishment.

Official Identification includes:

Scrapie eartags (including tags on neckstraps for animals with absent/injured ears or with

official tattoos – see DATCP Website*)

USDA 840 ear tags

Legible breed tattoos (see DATCP Website* and NOTE below)

Legible scrapie tattoos (see DATCP Website* and NOTE below)

Approved microchips (Electronic Identification/EID) – There are many requirements that

need to be met to use microchips including a requirement for accompanying tattoos. See

DATCP Website* and NOTE below.

NOTE: All sheep and goats that may go through a market or to slaughter and require

Official Identification must be eartagged with Official ID. Official ID in the form of a tattoo

or Electronic Implantable Identification (EID) is no longer sufficient when moving through a

market or going to slaughter.

NOTE: If a Wisconsin origin animal is neutered, less than 12 months of age, and moving

through a market after the fair, the market may require Official ID in the form of an ear tag.

*For more information on official identification and for owner hauler statements see

DATCP Website at https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/OfficialID.aspx

Goats from Michigan’s Tuberculosis (TB) Modified Accredited Zone also need:

Import permit

To originate from a herd that has a negative whole-herd TB test within 12 months before

arrival in Wisconsin that includes all animals 1 year and older

Negative individual TB tests within 60 days before entering Wisconsin

To return directly to the state of origin after the show, and there must be a statement on the

CVI that they will be doing so




Call 608-224-4872


https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/SheepGoatMovement.aspx.

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Equine

Equine animals from within Wisconsin need documentation of a negative EIA test done within

the previous 12 months, which clearly identifies the animal by complete description, digital

photographs, or an approved microchip (if a reader is available). No test is needed for nursing

foals accompanying negative dams. Documentation may be:

Official test report VS 10-11, or

USDA-approved electronic test form, or

Global Vet Link EIA electronic form, or

Certificate of veterinary inspection with the test results listed

Equine animals from outside Wisconsin need:

Certificate of veterinary inspection (CVI or health certificate) which clearly identifies the

animal by complete description, digital photographs, or an approved microchip

Negative EIA test done within previous 12 months that is reported on the CVI

No EIA test is needed for nursing foals accompanying negative dams

Equines from Minnesota are exempt from the CVI requirement if:

Ownership does not change while the animal is in Wisconsin

The animal remains in Wisconsin no longer than 7 days

Proof of a negative EIA test in previous 12 months accompanies the animal


https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/HorseOtherEquineMvmt.aspx

Poultry and

waterfowl

(Pigeons are

not

considered

poultry for

fairs and

shows)

Poultry and waterfowl from within Wisconsin need:

A NPIP certificate stating that the birds originate from a US pullorum-typhoid clean or NPIP

affiliate flock and turkeys must test negative for Mycoplasma gallisepticum, or

A DATCP-issued certificate stating they are from a Wisconsin Tested or Associate Flock and

turkeys must test negative for Mycoplasma gallisepticum

or

Individually test sexually mature birds within 90 days before arrival at the show. These birds

also need wing or leg band identification (ID). All birds must test negative for pullorumtyphoid,

and turkeys must test negative for Mycoplasma gallisepticum.

Poultry and waterfowl from outside Wisconsin need a certificate of veterinary inspection or

equivalent (such as form VS 9-3) that states:

They originate from a flock classified pullorum-typhoid clean under NPIP or an equivalent

state program and turkeys must test negative for Mycoplasma gallisepticum, or

If they are sexually mature, that they have tested negative for pullorum-typhoid (and

Mycoplasma gallisepticum for turkeys) within 90 days before arrival at the show. These birds

also need wing or leg band ID.

Not required:

Import permit number


https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/PoultryMovement.aspx.

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The traveling carnival began in America in the late 1800’s

as a result of improved transportation and technology.

The first annual fair in the American colonies was held in

1641 in New Amsterdam (now New York) to showcase

farm products of the local area.

Games you play at a fair also go by the slang name “joints”.

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Exotic

Ruminants

Note: Exotic ruminants are ruminants that are not native to Wisconsin, and are not cervids – for

example, Old World camels, yaks, water buffalo, pronghorn antelope, giraffes, and non-domestic

sheep and goats. In addition, please contact your county and local municipality for any

restrictions.

Exotic ruminants from within Wisconsin have no requirements.

Exotic ruminants from outside Wisconsin must have

Certificate of veterinary inspection (CVI or health certificate)

Official individual identification (ID) as required for tuberculosis and brucellosis testing

Import permit

Proof written on the CVI that they meet requirements for:

o Tuberculosis (TB) – negative test required within 60 days before entry

o Brucellosis – negative test required within 30 days before entry

Please call 608-224-4872 beforehand to determine which TB test to use.




Call 608-224-4872


https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/ExoticSpeciesMvmt.aspx.

South

American

camelids:

llamas,

alpacas,

guanacos,

vicuñas

South American camelids from within Wisconsin have no requirements.

South American camelids from outside Wisconsin must have a certificate of veterinary

inspection (CVI or health certificate) and official individual identification (ID). Official ID may be:

Approved USDA ear tag number

Microchip number

Breed association registration number

Breed association tattoo


https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/LlamaAlpacaMovement.aspx.

Small

animals:

Dogs,

domestic

cats, and

other

household

pets

(ferrets, pet

birds, rabbits,

gerbils,

guinea pigs,

hamsters,

domestic

mice and

rats)

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Exotic small

animals (any

species not

covered by

"small

animals"

above), exotic

large animals,

and other

wild animals

Note: For animals that are part of menageries, see also rules below for menageries. Pot-bellied

and miniature pigs fall under rules for swine. Dog hybrids, domestic cat hybrids, or exotic small

cat species such as servals fall under rules for Exotic small animals. Native wild animals and

birds, including raptors, and captive wild animals such as raccoons, opossums, and skunks fall

under rules for wild animals.

Dogs from within Wisconsin that are 5 months or older need proof of current rabies vaccination.

Cats and other household pets from within Wisconsin have no requirements.

Dogs and cats from outside Wisconsin that are 5 months or older need to be vaccinated for

rabies by a licensed veterinarian, and regardless of age, need certificates of veterinary inspection

(CVIs or health certificates) stating the age of the animal and for animals 5 months and older the

date of last rabies vaccination and revaccination due date.

Other household pets from outside Wisconsin need certificates of veterinary inspection (CVIs

or health certificates) but have no testing or vaccination requirements.

Small animals from other nations need to meet requirements of the U.S. Department of

Agriculture (608-662-0600) and Centers for Disease Control (1-800-232-4636).


https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/PetMovement.aspx.

Note: Local jurisdictions may have requirements beyond the state requirements listed here.

Animals from within Wisconsin do not have any requirements as long as they are legally

possessed in Wisconsin.

Animals from outside Wisconsin generally have no testing or vaccination requirements, but do

need:



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Note: Some animals may not be brought to Wisconsin. These are North American prairie dogs

and the following African species: tree squirrels, rope squirrels, dormice, Gambian giant pouched

rats, brush-tailed porcupines and striped mice. Some animals may require permits from the

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. See http://dnr.wi.gov.




Call 608-224-4872


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Exotic small

animals (any

species not

covered by

"small

animals"

above), exotic

large animals,

and other

wild animals



Animals from within Wisconsin do not have any requirements as long as they are legally

possessed in Wisconsin.

Animals from outside Wisconsin generally have no testing or vaccination requirements, but do

need:






Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. See http://dnr.wi.gov.




Call 608-224-4872



Circus,

rodeo, racing

and

menagerie

animals


Animals from within Wisconsin must meet vaccination and testing requirements for their

species. See these requirements earlier in this document.

Animals from outside Wisconsin need certificates of veterinary inspection (CVIs or health

certificates) and vaccinations, identification, and tests required for their species. See these

requirements earlier in this document.

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They also need import permit numbers if they are:

Circuses and individual circus acts

Rodeo stock other than individual participants’ horses

Multi-species menageries (defined as any animals kept in a collection primarily for purposes

of exhibition or competition)

Petting zoos

They do not need import permit numbers if they are:

Rodeo horses owned by individual participants

Single-species groups




Department of Natural Resources. See https://dnr.wi.gov/topic/wildlifehabitat/captive.html




Call 608-224-4872


https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/CircusesRodeosMenageries.aspx.

Guidelines

for housing

and

managing

animals

The State Veterinarian recommends that exhibitors:

Vaccinate breeding cattle against bovine viral diarrhea (BVD) at least 30 days before the

event

Test cattle for BVD-PI by immunoperoxidase test, and bring them to shows only if they test

negative

Test cattle for Johne’s disease by ELISA test, and bring them to shows only if they test

negative

Clean and disinfect vehicles used to transport animals to and from the show, and vehicles

used on the grounds before, during, and after the show

Isolate exhibited animals returning to their farms or animals purchased at the show for 21

days before mingling them with other stock

The State Veterinarian recommends that show organizers:

House cattle separately from South American camelids and other exotic ruminants

House cattle separately from small ruminants, especially sheep

House ostriches, emus, rheas and cassowaries separately from domestic poultry

House swine separately from any other mammals

Include a space for the premises registration code on livestock entry forms

Provide hand-washing stations near all livestock facilities

Provide individual watering and feeding troughs rather than common ones

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RULES OF INSPECTION

1. All exhibitors must purchase an open class exhibitor’s ticket,

regardless of age - price $25.00.

2. The gates will open Wednesday, August 18th. Gate charge after 8:00 a.m.

Entries close August 6, 2021 except for Beef and Dairy Cattle which close July 30, 2021

3. The association reserves the right to reject any or all entries if, in their opinion,

such an entry, or entries, are not for the best interest of the fair.

4. No article will be excluded on account of having taken a premium at previous Dodge

County Fairs, except when so expressed.

5. No premium shall be awarded to animals shown in the breeding class unless

accompanied by a certificate of the owner or breeder that they have produced or

begotten the young within eighteen months previous to the date of exhibition.

6. All exhibitors of stock or other exhibits shall forfeit all premiums unless said exhibits are

kept on exhibition on the grounds during fair week. All horses and cattle that have been

awarded premiums must appear in the Stock Parade when held or forfeit premiums,

unless excused by the Superintendent

7. No person can be a judge in any class where he or she is an exhibitor nor can exhibitors

be judges on each others animals.

8. The premium cards and ribbons shall be placed on the successful articles or animals,

by the Superintendent, as judged, as soon as the decision is made.

9. No exhibitor may show the same animal in both the open and junior fair.

10. The decision of the judges shall be final in all cases, except where mistake, fraud,

misrepresentation or collusion, not discovered at the time of the award, is proven. In such

cases, the Secretary or such referee as he may appoint, may make a decision or with his

approval, the case may be appealed to the Board of Directors from whose decision there

can be no appeal.

11. A blue ribbon will represent the first premium, a red ribbon the second premium,

a white ribbon the third premium, and a pink ribbon the fourth premium.

12. All protests against the awards of the judges must be in writing by the person deeming

himself aggrieved, and the same left with the Superintendent of the Department where

the protest arose on the day which the award was given. Such written protest shall

contain specification of the charges on grounds of complaint and the names of the

proposed witnesses.

13. The superintendent receiving such protest shall on the day he receives it, file the same

with the Secretary, who shall cause the protest to be brought before the Executive

Board, which body shall dispose of the same, on the day received, if practical and its

action shall be final.

14. If necessary, the Executive Board shall hold meetings during the fair to adjust all matters

and protests that may be brought before them.

15. Premiums will not be awarded to incorrectly entered items. All premiums will be paid

in full whether there is competition or not.

16. Any person who shall attempt to interfere with judges while in the discharge of their

duties, or who shall afterwards on the premises of the Association, use any

contemptuous or abusive language to any judge in consequence to any award made by

him, shall forfeit his right to any premiums which he might otherwise be entitled and shall

be excluded from exhibiting for one year thereafter: the judges are requested to report

any such interference to the Executive Board.

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Small

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Dogs,

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cats, and

other

household

pets

(ferrets, pet

birds, rabbits,

gerbils,

guinea pigs,

hamsters,

domestic

mice and

rats)

Note: For animals that are part of menageries, see also rules below for menageries. Pot-bellied

and miniature pigs fall under rules for swine. Dog hybrids, domestic cat hybrids, or exotic small

cat species such as servals fall under rules for Exotic small animals. Native wild animals and

birds, including raptors, and captive wild animals such as raccoons, opossums, and skunks fall

under rules for wild animals.

Dogs from within Wisconsin that are 5 months or older need proof of current rabies vaccination.

Cats and other household pets from within Wisconsin have no requirements.

Dogs and cats from outside Wisconsin that are 5 months or older need to be vaccinated for

rabies by a licensed veterinarian, and regardless of age, need certificates of veterinary inspection

(CVIs or health certificates) stating the age of the animal and for animals 5 months and older the

date of last rabies vaccination and revaccination due date.

Other household pets from outside Wisconsin need certificates of veterinary inspection (CVIs

or health certificates) but have no testing or vaccination requirements.

Small animals from other nations need to meet requirements of the U.S. Department of

Agriculture (608-662-0600) and Centers for Disease Control (1-800-232-4636).


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WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE

CHAPTER AG 5

COUNTY AND DISTRICT FAIRS

Ag 5.01 Premiums and exhibits

Ag 5.02 Classes, general

Ag 5.03 Definitions; class requirements

Ag 5.04 Uniform premium lists, open classes

Ag 5.05 Uniform premium lists, senior citizens division

Ag 5.06 Uniform premium lists, junior fair division

Ag 5.07 Judging regulations

Ag 5.08 Accounting requirements

Ag 5.09 Authority

HISTORY: Chapter Ag 5 as it existed on April 30, 1976 was repealed and a new chapter

Ag 5 was created effective May 1, 1976

Ag 5.01 PREMIUMS AND EXHIBITS

1. PREMIUM LISTS

(a) Premiums for which state aid is requested by county and district fairs shall be in strict

conformity with uniform premium lists and other requirements as prescribed in these rules.

Fairs requesting state aid for net premiums shall submit to the department, 30 days prior to the

opening of the fair, a printed copy of the premium list to be used at the fair.

(b) The officers of each fair shall mail a copy of the premium list to other associations, societies,

or boards conducting a fair in Wisconsin when copy is requested by them.

(c) Sections Ag 5.01, 5.02 and 5.07 Wis. Adm. Code shall be published in premium books to be

used at a fair for which state aid is requested.

2. ENTRY FEES

RULES & REGULATIONS

(a) Exhibitors in educational and school departments shall not be required to purchase exhibitors’

tickets. Other exhibitors may be required, when no entry fee is charged, to purchase an exhibitor’s

season ticket at a price not to exceed that charged for non-exhibitors’ season tickets.

(b) Exhibitors shall not be required to become members of the fair society, or be required to make

any donations or refunds to the society.

3. EXHIBITS AND EXHIBITORS

(a) State aid may not be approved for out-of-state exhibits or for separate classes of local and

non-local exhibitors. Aids may not be approved for payment of premiums to Wisconsin residents

with out-of-state addresses unless the fair secretary provides the department with an affidavit that

such exhibitors reside in Wisconsin.

(b) State aid may be paid only on articles or animals actually on display in exhibit buildings or

actually shown in the show ring during regular fair dates except as split dates are provided for

under sub. (6). State aid will not be paid on D.H.I.A. records, transportation aids, production contests,

or the like, unless special approval is granted under section Ag 5.02 (8), Wis. Adm. Code.

(c) State aids may not be paid on exhibits removed from the fair grounds before 6 p.m. of the last

day of the fair, or such other later time as may be specified by the fair, without prior approval of the

department. Authority for earlier removal may be granted by the department in the case of meat

animal sales or other special classes, if requested before the beginning of the fair. In other

hardship cases, approval may be granted by the local fair. Exhibits in dog obedience and small

animal pet classes shall be judged during the regular fair but are not required to remain present

during the entire fair. The local fair may prescribe the length of time horses shall remain on the

grounds for junior exhibitors.

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4. JUNIOR

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Wis. Adm. Code ma

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4. JUNIOR FAIRS

(a) In the junior fair division, state aid will be paid on prizes offered to exhibitors who are 8 through

19 years of age. On January 1 of the current fair year except exhibitors under section Ag 5.06 (35)

Wis. Adm. Code may be pupils of school age as defined in S. 118.14, Stats. State aid will not be

paid on prizes for club parades, club floats, song contests, or any project which is not an exhibit or

demonstration at the fair.

(b) All exhibitors in the junior fair division shall be members of 4-H, FFA, FHA, FCCLA, CTSO,

SKILLS, USA, or any other recognized youth organization under adult leadership and with an education

program approved by the local fair.

(c) Exhibits in the junior fair shall be a result of the exhibitor’s own labor in the project or projects in

which he or she is regularly enrolled.

(d) Premiums in the educational department shall be paid directly to the exhibitor making the exhibit

and not to the school or teacher, except for group premiums offered to interschool competitive

classes. A complete list of exhibitors and a complete set of judges’ sheets for the education

department, similar to those required in other departments, shall be filed with the department.

No aid may be paid on education department premiums unless this is done. All educational exhibits

shall be on display at the fair even though they are judged prior to the fair.

(e) State aid may be used for the payment of no more than one premium awarded an exhibitor under

any one premium or lot number in the junior fair division, except when awarded as a part of a group

in livestock exhibits or in showmanship.

(f) Junior fair exhibitors may receive state aid premiums on articles or animals at only one county or

district fair and may not receive state aid premiums in the same department at any other fair.

5. PREMIUMS

(a) The state aid authorized by S. 93.23 (1), Stats., may be paid on net premiums only.

Net premiums shall be construed to mean the total premiums paid less total entry fees received.

State aid will be paid only on premiums actually paid by bank check or draft.

(b) No deductions may be made from premium money won by an exhibitor. Premiums may, however,

be withheld where exhibition rules established by the fair association are violated. A written statement

of violation shall be submitted to the department to justify action taken by the local fair.

(c) Premiums offered shall be definite in amount. No decrease or increase in published premiums

may be made because of the financial condition of the organization or for any other reason.

Premiums offered shall be paid as published if state aid is available for the current fair year as

provided for in Wisconsin Statutes, 93.23. In the event no state aid is available, the Dodge County

Fair Association reserves the right to decrease the amount of premiums by not more than 50%.

(d) State aid may be paid on no more than two premiums awarded an exhibitor under one premium or

lot number in open class individual livestock classes, and no more than one premium in other classes.

(e) To be eligible for state aid, no animal or article shall be entered in competition for more than one

premium, except as part of a herd group, carcass class, or a performance class.

(f) No state aid will be paid on the cost of ribbons, cups, trophy prizes or entertainment contests.

6. DATES

No state aid may be paid to fairs having split dates, unless prior written approval is granted by the

department. Extreme hardship must be established by the fair organization before approval can be

granted. A split date is one where exhibits or contests are judged, and premiums paid at more than

one time or more than one location during the current year. When split dates are approved, all blue

ribbon winners shall be required to repeat their demonstration or exhibit at the regular fair dates,

unless exempted by the department in hardship cases. Split date approval shall not be required for

dress revue, demonstration, or favorite foods revue.

HISTORY: Cr Register April 1976, No. 244, eff 5-1-76;am. 1 (c), 2 (b) and (c), 3 (b)

and (c), 4 (a) and (e) and 5 (f), Register March, 1980, No. 291, eff. 4-1-80.

Ag 5.02. CLASSES: GENERAL

1. In all prescribed departments, special classes may be established for any item, article or

recognized breed (eligible for registry), where none are specified, including special classes for grade

(not eligible for registry) and crossbred females in beef, swine, and sheep in the junior fair division.

State aid, in the amount prescribed, may be paid for such special classes.

2. Classes may be combined, but state aid shall be limited to maximum premiums listed

for a single class of such animals, items or articles.

3. No state aid may be paid on premiums awarded for any dairy cattle, beef cattle, sheep, goats,

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swine or horses of the male sex (other than those which have been desexualized) exhibited in any

class unless the animal is registered or eligible for registry.

4. Animals entered in group classes shall also be exhibited in a class for individual animals.

5. State aid for premiums awarded for horses in open classes shall be limited to horses which are

owned by the exhibitor.

6. The total of maximum premiums prescribed for the places in any open class of livestock,

(excluding poultry and rabbits) may be divided into premiums for a greater number of places but the

maximum premium for any additional place shall not be higher than the maximum prescribed for the

last place in such class.

7. If 16 or more animals, items or articles are entered in any junior fair class, at the discretion of the

fair, the class may be divided into 2 or more approximately equal groups according to weight, age or

other identification and each group judged as a class.

8. Special educational exhibits may be instituted if presented to the Wisconsin Association of Fairs

prior to October 1 of the year preceding the fair year, and such exhibits approved by the Department

of Agriculture.

9. In the swine departments, mature boars may not be entered unless their tusks have been removed.

10. All animals in the open class shall be owned by the exhibitor except as provided in Section 5.03

(2), Wis. Adm. Code.

HISTORY: Cr Register, April 1976, No. 244, eff. 5-1-76;am. 1, 6 and 7, cr. 10,

Register, March, 1980, No. 291, eff. 4-1-80.

Ag 5.07. JUDGING REGULATIONS

1. Judging shall be done at county and district fairs by individuals who are registered with the

department and who have knowledge, training or experience in the specific class or classes to

be judged as determined by the department. Judging shall be done in accordance with the

requirements of Section Ag 5.08 (3) (a), Wis. Adm. Code. In no case shall any person who is an

officer or director of a fair be eligible to judge exhibits at such fair; nor shall any person interested

directly or indirectly in exhibits shown in any department of a fair be eligible to judge articles or

animals in that department.

2. Each judge shall be provided with a copy of the premium book at least 7 days prior

to the opening date of the fair at which he or she shall act as judge.

3. No animal or article, irrespective of the number of entries in the class in which it is entered shall

be awarded a higher rating than its merit would entitle it to in comparison to the standard of

perfection in the class.

(a) No state aid will be paid on premiums awarded under the Danish system in any classes except

in the junior and educational departments.

(b) When classes in the junior and educational departments are judged according to the Danish

system, 4 group placings shall be awarded in any class. When there are less than 8 exhibitors in the

class, there shall not be more than 2 in the first group, not more than 4 in the first 2 groups and not

more than 6 in the first 3 groups. If there are 8 or more entries in the class, there shall not be more

than 25% in the first group, not more than 50% in the first 2 groups, and not more than 75% in the

first 3 groups.

(c) The number of awards in the last group placing may be increased to the extent necessary to give

awards to all exhibitors.

HISTORY: Cr Register, April 1976, No. 244, eff. 5-1-76;am. 1, Register, March, 1980, No. 291, eff. 4-1-80.

Ag 5.08. ACCOUNTING REQUIREMENTS

1. All receipts from any source whatsoever shall be deposited in a bank, and all accounts without

exception shall be paid by check or draft. All records, papers, stubs, checks, vouchers or other

orders relating to the fair transactions shall be preserved for a 6-year period subsequent to the year

in which they were made or issued.

2. Premiums shall be actually paid or bona fide notice of premium awards sent to all premium

winners before a claim for state aid may be considered.

3. Claims for the state aid shall be filed with the department within 30 days after the close of the fair,

and shall include:

(a) Judging sheets completed according to instructions contained thereon. All entries shall be in

typewritten form with the exception of entries in the winning entry column which may be made with

a ball point pen or indelible pencil. The total premium awarded on each judging sheet shall be

shown at the bottom of each sheet. State aid shall not be paid on judging sheets which are not

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signed by the judge or accompanied by an affidavit of the judge listing the department and classes

judged. A separate affidavit shall be required for each department.

(b) Index of exhibitors and their addresses, with amounts paid on premiums opposite each name.

The total of each index sheet shall be shown on the bottom of the sheet. and the total of the index

shall correspond with the total of premiums awarded as shown by judging sheets.

(c) One voucher claim for state aid.

(d) One premium book.

4. One copy of the annual financial report shall reach the office of the department before the end

of the calendar year in which the fair is held. State aid received for the current year shall be

included as a receipt in such statements .

5. Before submitting its financial report, every fair association, society or board shall have its

accounts audited by either a certified public accountant, a county auditor, or an auditing committee.

If audited by an auditing committee, at least one of the committee members shall be familiar with

the records and procedures. The society or board shall submit to the department at the time the

financial report is submitted, a statement of the type of audit conducted including the date and

names of those making the audit, or a copy of the audit report.

6. A copy of the financial report as published in a newspaper of general circulation in the county in

which the fair was held shall be submitted to the department prior to December 31st of the year in

which the fair was held. The financial statement shall include all receipts, disbursements, accounts

receivable and accounts payable in connection with the operation of the fair, and shall show the

financial condition of the fair organization before and after the fair.

HISTORY: Cr Register, April 1976, No. 244, eff. 5-1-76;am. 3 (c), Register, March,1980,

No 291, eff. 4-1-80.

ATCP 10.87 FAIRS AND EXHIBITIONS

(1) ORGANIZER RESPONSIBILITIES. The organizer of a fair or exhibition shall do all of the following:

(a) Comply with this section, and take reasonable steps to ensure that all exhibitors comply.

(b) Obtain, review, and keep in writing all of the information required under sub. (2) (b). The

organizer may keep the written information in electronic form. The organizer shall keep the

information for at least 5 years, and shall make it available to the department for inspection

and copying upon request.

(c) Appoint a licensed veterinarian to do all of the following on behalf of the organizer, if the fair or

exhibition lasts for more than 24 hours:

1. Conduct a daily inspection of the exhibited animals.

2. Review information under sub. (2) (b) on behalf of the organizer.

Note: A “fair,” as defined in s. ATCP 10.01 (41), means a state, county, or district fair. An “exhibition,”

as defined in s. ATCP 10.01 (37), means an organized fair, swap meet, rodeo, trail ride, show,

or other organized event at which animals owned by different persons are brought together and

exhibited on the same premises. An “exhibition” does not include any of the following:

• An animal market.

• An exhibition operated by an institution accredited by the association of zoos and aquariums.

• A wild animal exhibition operated pursuant to a permit from the Wisconsin department of natural

resources.

(2) EXHIBITOR RESPONSIBILITIES. A person who exhibits an animal at a fair or exhibition shall

do all of the following:

(a) Comply with applicable requirements under this chapter related to the movement and exhibition

of animals.

(b) Provide all of the following to the organizer of the fair or exhibition:

1. The exhibitor’s name and address.

2. Identification of animals exhibited, including number, type, and description.

3. Appropriate and reliable documentation to show compliance with disease testing and other

health requirements under this section.

Note: Documentation may include certificates of veterinary inspection or other appropriate and

reliable documentation.

4. The livestock premises code, if any, of the premises from which the animals originate.

5. Appropriate and reliable documentation, if requested by the organizer of the fair or exhibition,

to show that the animals were lawfully imported or moved to the fair or exhibition.

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HISTORY: Cr Register, April 1976, No. 244, eff. 5-1-76;am. 3 (c), Register, March,19

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entire herd of origin within the past 30 days and that no apparent disease was present at the time

of inspection. The certificate shall also include a report of test results, herd classification, or other

health information that the exhibitor relies upon to document compliance with this subsection.

(b) No person may exhibit any breeding swine at a fair or exhibition unless the exhibitor documents

one of the following:

1. The swine tested negative for pseudorabies in a pseudorabies test performed not more than 30

days before the person moves the swine to the fair or exhibition.

2. The swine originate from a qualified pseudorabies negative herd or a qualified pseudorabies

negative grow-out herd in this state.

3. The swine originate from a state or area that the federal bureau has currently designated as a

pseudorabies stage IV or V state or area.

(c) No person may exhibit non-breeding swine at a fair or exhibition unless one of the following

applies:

1. All breeding swine have been removed from the premises of the fair or exhibition before the

non-breeding swine arrive, and the non-breeding swine are shipped directly from the fair or

exhibition to a slaughtering establishment for slaughter.

2. The exhibitor documents that the swine tested negative for pseudorabies in a test performed

within 30 days before the swine are exhibited.

3. The exhibitor documents that non-breeding swine originate from a qualified pseudorabies negative

herd or qualified negative pseudorabies grow-out herd in this state.

4. The exhibitor documents that the swine originate from a state or area that the federal bureau has

currently designated as a pseudorabies stage IV or V state or area.

(4) BOVINE ANIMALS.

(a) Bovine animals infected with mange, scab, ringworm, or warts may not be exhibited at any fair or

exhibition. Animals showing evidence of infection shall be isolated from other susceptible animals

and shall be removed from the premises.

(b) Paragraph (a) does not apply to animals with ringworm or wart lesions if, in the opinion of the

veterinarian in charge of the fair or exhibition, the lesions are inactive and not capable of transmitting

the disease.

(5) POULTRY AND FARM-RAISED GAME BIRDS. No person may exhibit poultry or farm-raised

game birds at a fair or exhibition unless the exhibitor documents compliance with s. ATCP 10.40.

(6) EQUINE ANIMALS.

(a) Except as provided in par. (b), no person may exhibit any equine animal at a fair or exhibition

unless the exhibitor documents the animal has tested negative on an equine infectious anemia test

conducted within 12 months from the date the blood was drawn for the test to the date on which

the animal is first exhibited.

(b) Paragraph (a) does not apply to a nursing foal accompanying its dam if the dam has tested

negative for equine infectious anemia according to par. (a).

(7) SHEEP. No person may exhibit a sheep at a fair or exhibition unless the exhibitor documents

that the sheep bears official individual identification as required in s. ATCP 10.70.

(8) GOATS. No person may exhibit a goat at a fair or exhibition unless the exhibitor documents that

the goat bears official individual identification as required in s. ATCP 10.77.

History: CR 06-009: cr. Register September 2006 No. 609, eff. 10-1-06; CR 11-048: am. (3) (a)

Register July 2012 No. 679, eff. 8-1-12; CR 13-058: cons. (6) (a) (intro.) and 1. and renum. (6) (a)

and am., r. (6) (a) 2. Register March 2014 No. 699, eff. 6-1-14; CR 15-092: am. (1) (b), (3) (b) 1.,

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2. Regardless of how entries are submitted, payment of exhibitor fees and applicable stall fees

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2. Regardless of how entries are submitted, payment of exhibitor fees and applicable stall fees

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Youth participating will be divided into grade divisions according to number of entrants (age determined as of

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Female calves already at the Fairgrounds will be used for the show.

Animals should be clipped. Toplines encouraged, not required.

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Entry Deadline AUGUST 1 ST (ANY ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER DEADLINE ARE NOT GUARANTEED AWARD)

Objective:

To promote interest in the Dairy Project, the Dodge County Dairy Youth Advisory Committee organizes

and sponsors a “Little Britches” Showmanship Contest. Contest is open to anyone 4 years of age and

older (up to grade 3) interested in showing dairy.

Contest Rules:

Youth participating are divided into age divisions according to number of entrants (age

determined as of contest date)

Calves must have a MAY or JUNE birth date (of current year), represent any major dairy breed

(Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein, Jersey, Milking Shorthorn), and may be male or

female. NO BEEF BREEDS!!!!

Calves are brought to Fairgrounds (may be housed in North end of Farm Progress Arena) the

Morning of Show- anytime before 1:00pm.- and return home following the show. Calves must

have an acceptable form of animal identification for breeding animals. These are 1.) and

official metal ear tag, 2.) a breed registration number, 3.) a breed registration tattoo or 4.)

other identification approved by the department.

Calf clipping and washing are not required: however animals should be clean and well brushed.

All participants must wear white pants and use rope/ show halter- especially 3 rd graders for a

better workshop experience. NO HATS TO BE WORN IN THE SHOW RING.

Youth will be expected to know general information of animals.

Youth will be introduced by name- there will be NO INDIVIDUAL INTERVIEWS!

Judging based on proper showmanship techniques as demonstrated by child and how well the

calf has been trained.

One on one helpers will be provided for the younger classes, No Family Helpers!!!

Little Britches Showmanship Contest

Contestant Name:_________________________________________________________________

t-shirt size:______xs(4/5) ________s (6/8) ________M(10/12) ________l(14/16) ______xl(18/20)

Breed of Dairy Calf: ____________________________________________________

Premise ID (Mandatory):________________________________________________

Animal Tag ID ( Mandatory): (Refer to Jr. Fair Dairy ID Rules ____________________

Grade (Please circle coming school year grade): 4K 5K 1 2 3 (4yrs. Old- Minimum)

Parents Name ____________________________________________________________

Address: _______________________________________ City: _________________________

Phone # ________________________ EMAIL: ____________________________________________

Send to: Dairy Youth Advisory Committee, 127 E Oak St, Juneau, Wi 53039

August 1 st DEADLINE

LITTLE BUNNY HUDDLE SHOWMANSHIP CONTEST

Sunday of the Fair

TIME: 1:00 pm

Small Animal Building

Objective: to provide an opportunity for 4K – 4 th grade youth to experience an activity involving rabbits.

Eligibility:

- 4K through grade 4 (in the coming school year)

- Bunny needs to be owned by the exhibitor or his/her family or a bunny he/she has cared for at some time this year.

- Bunny can be a pure breed, mixed breed, or a pet.

- One entry only.

- Supply an appropriate cage or carrier.

- Furnish own food and water.

- Must be free of disease - any animal showing signs of disease will be sent home.

Judging:

- Based on name and breed of bunny

- Cleanliness of bunny

- Condition of bunny

- Description of care

- Questions about, but not limited to: feed, water, care, housing, grooming, weight, parts of a bunny

- Why you like your bunny

- Judging will be Face-to-Face, one at a time.

- Participation ribbons will be given out.

Entry Deadline: AUGUST 1

NO LATE ENTRIES – MUST PRE-REGISTER

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LITTLE BUNNY HUDDLE SHOWMANSHIP CONTEST

Exhibitor Name:_________________________________________

Breed of Rabbit (if known):________________________________

Grade (circle grade in the coming school year): 4K 5K 1 2 3 4

Parent’s Name:___________________________________

Address:_________________________________________ City & Zip:_______________________________________

Email:_________________________________Phone #:_______________________________

Send to: Little Bunny Huddle Showmanship Contest

c/o Dodge County UW-Extension

127 E. Oak Street, Juneau, WI 53039

AUGUST 1 DEADLINE

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DIVISION A-1

DAIRY CATTLE

REGISTERED ONLY

JON SCHOENIKE, Superintendent 920/285-8189

lebanontowntreas@gmail.com

AGE CLASSIFICATIONS

............................................ DATES

Spring Calf ..................................................................................Born on or after March 1, 2021

Winter Calf ....................................................... Born between Dec. 1, 2020 - Feb. 28, 2021

Fall Calf ..............................................................Born between Sept. 1, 2020 - Nov. 30, 2020

Summer Yearling .............................................Born between June 1, 2020 - Aug. 31, 2020

Spring Yearling ...............................................Born between March 1, 2020 - May 31, 2020

Winter Yearling ................................................ Born between Dec. 1, 2019 - Feb. 28, 2020

Fall Yearling ......................................................Born between Sept. 1, 2019 - Nov. 30, 2019

Junior 2 Year Old ..........................................Born between March 1, 2019 - Aug. 31, 2019

Senior 2 Year Old ..........................................Born between Sept. 1, 2018 - Feb. 28, 2019

Junior 3 Year Old ..........................................Born between March 1, 2018 - Aug. 31, 2018

Senior 3 Year Old .......................................... Born between Sept. 1, 2017 - Feb. 28, 2018

4 Year Old ........................................................Born between Sept. 1, 2016 - Aug. 31, 2017

5 Year Old and Over ........................................................Born on or before August 31, 2016

CATTLE ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 30, 2021 Open class dairy cattle catalog entry forms must

accompany the regular open class entry blank and PLEASE use the forms in the fair book.

Each exhibitor must purchase an exhibitor’s ticket when making entry, even if you

have Junior Department animals, priced at $25.00, stall charge $2.00 per animal.

Stall charge not re-funded and no late entries, including groups. YOU MUST PRE-ENTER

ALL PREMIUM NUMBERS INCLUDING 20 THRU 23. Exhibits must be in place by 7:00pm

on Tuesday of the Fair. See health rules. They will be rigidly enforced. Right reserved to reject

entries when barns are full. Dairy Department will be judged at 12:00 p.m., on Friday of the Fair.

PREMISE ID MUST BE INCLUDED ON ENTRY FORM.

CLASS 1 - HOLSTEIN • CLASS 2 - GUERNSEY • CLASS 3 - BROWN SWISS

CLASS 4 - JERSEY • CLASS 5 - AYRSHIRE • CLASS 6 - MILKING SHORTHORN

CLASS 7 - NORMANDE

PREMIUM NO.................................................... 1ST ..... 2ND ...... 3RD ......4TH

16. Heifer Calf, Spring .............................................$9 ...........$7 .......... $5 ...........$3

17. Heifer Calf, Winter ...............................................9 ............. 7 .............5 ............. 3

18. Heifer Calf, Fall ......................................................9 ............. 7 .............5 ............. 3

19. Heifer Yearling, Summer .................................. 10 ............. 8 .............6 ............. 4

10. Heifer Yearling, Spring ..................................... 10 ............. 8 .............6 ............. 4

11. Heifer Yearling, Winter ..................................... 10 ............. 8 .............6 ............. 4

12. Heifer Yearling, Fall ........................................... 10 ............. 8 .............6 ............. 4

13. Junior, 2 year old ................................................ 16 ...........14 .......... 12 ...........10

14. Senior, 2 year old .............................................. 16 ...........14 .......... 12 ...........10

15. Junior, 3 year old ................................................ 16 ...........14 .......... 12 ...........10

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16. Senior, 3 year old .................................................... 16 ............14 ........... 12 ............10

17. Cow, 4-5 years ........................................................ 18 ............16 ........... 14 ............12

18. Cow, over 5 years .................................................. 20 ............18 ........... 16 ............14

19. Dry Cow, 3 years and over ................................... 16 ............14 ........... 12 ............10

20. Junior Get of Sire, 3 animals ................................ 14 ............12 ........... 10 .............. 8

21. Senior Get of Sire, 3 animals .............................. 14 ............12 ........... 10 .............. 8

22. 3 best females, any age, bred by exhibitor ....... 12 ............10 ..............8 .............. 6

23. (at least one must be open class)

23. Produce of Dam ................................... ...................12 ............10 ..............8 .............. 6

All breed exhibitors meeting with the Dairy Cattle Superintendent will be held on Sunday,

of the Fair at 1:30pm in the barn.

Milk Money will be divided evenly between all cows registered for milking.

No space in the Dairy Barns will be allocated for clipping animals. Charging Jr. exhibitors

for clipping services is discouraged. Professionals wishing to provide such services shall

purchase space outside the barns from the Superintendent of Privileges.

ROSETTES FOR DAIRY CATTLE • RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE • JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE

SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE

DIVISION B-2

BEEF CATTLE

PUREBRED ONLY

DAVE KEIL, Superintendent 920/885-3110

CATTLE ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 30, 2021. Each exhibitor must purchase an

exhibitor’s ticket when making entry, even if you have Junior Department

animals, priced at $25.00, stall charge $2.00 per animal. Exhibits must be in place

by 7:00pm on Tuesday of the year. Judging will take place Thursday of the Fair at 10:30 am

following Junior Beef Breeding Stock.


AGE CLASSIFICATIONS DATES

Junior Calf ............................................... Born between Jan. 1, 2021 - April 15, 2021

Senior Calf ........................................... Born between Sept. 1, 2020 - Dec. 31, 2020

Summer Yearling ..............................Born between May 1, 2020 - August 31, 2020

Junior Yearling ....................................... Born between Jan. 1, 2020 - April 30, 2020

Senior Yearling ................................... Born between Sept. 1, 2019 - Dec. 31, 2019

Cows 2 years and over ........................................................ Born before Sept. 1, 2019

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CLASS 7 - SHORTHORN • CLASS 8 - ANGUS

CLASS 9 - HEREFORD • CLASS 10 - OTHER BEEF BREEDS

PREMIUM NO. ........................... 1ST ...............2ND .......... 3RD............4TH

1. Bull Calf, Junior .......................... $11 ......................$9 ................$7 ................. $5

12. Bull Calf, Senior ........................... 11 .........................9 ...................7 ....................5

13. Bull, Summer Yearling ................ 12 ...................... 10 ...................8 ....................6

14. Bull, Junior Yearling ..................... 12 ...................... 10 ...................8 ....................6

15. Bull, Senior Yearling ................... 14 ...................... 12 ................ 10 ....................8

16. Heifer Calf, Junior ........................ 11 .........................9 ...................7 ....................5

17. Heifer Calf, Senior ....................... 11 .........................9 ...................7 ....................5

18. Heifer, Summer Yearling ............ 14 ...................... 12 ................ 10 ....................8

19. Heifer, Junior Yearling ................. 14 ...................... 12 ................ 10 ....................8

10. Heifer, Senior Yearling................. 16 ...................... 14 ................ 12 ................. 10

11. Cow, over 2 years ....................... 12 ...................... 10 ...................8 ....................6

12. Get of Sire, Jr. 3 animals .......... 12 ...................... 10 ...................8 ....................6

13. Get of Sire, Sr. 3 animals ......... 12 ...................... 10 ...................8 ....................6

14. Pair of Calves ............................... 12 ...................... 10 ...................8 ....................6

ROSETTE - CHAMPION • ROSETTE - RESERVE CHAMPION

DIVISION D-4

SHEEP

Entries close July 30, 2021. All exhibits must be on grounds not later than 7:00 p.m.

on Tuesday of the Fair. Rights reserved to reject entries when pens are filled.

A charge of $1.00 per head pen rent in this department is payable in advance.

NO REFUNDS OR LATE ENTRIES. No pens reserved unless accompanied by fee.

Each exhibitor must purchase an exhibitor’s ticket priced at $25.00. Judging will be held

Wednesday, of the Fair at 3:30 p.m. followed by Jr. Breeding and Market. Ribbons to

be awarded Champions in each class.


CLASS 18 - SHROPSHIRE • CLASS 19 - CORRIEDALE AND COLUMBIAS

CLASS 20 - DORSET • CLASS 21 - HORNED DORSET

CLASS 22 - HAMPSHIRE • CLASS 23 - SUFFOLK • CLASS 24 - ANY OTHER


11. Spring Ram Lamb .................... $6 ....................$5 ...............$4 ................$3

12. Fall Ram Lamb ............................. 6 .......................5 ..................4 ...................3

13. Pen of 2 Ram Lambs, ................. 6 .......................5 ..................4 ...................3

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14. Yearling Ram ..............................................6 .......................5 ..................... 4 ..................3

15. Spring Ewe Lamb .....................................6 .......................5 ..................... 4 ..................3

16. Fall Ewe Lamb ...........................................6 .......................5 ..................... 4 ..................3

17. Pen of 2 Ewe Lambs, ...............................6 .......................5 ..................... 4 ..................3

11. (bred & owned by exhibitor)

8. Yearling ewe ...............................................6 .......................5 ..................... 4 ..................3

19. Pen of 2 yearling ewes, ............................6 .......................5 ..................... 4 ..................3

11. (bred & owned by exhibitor)

10. Mature ewe .................................................6 .......................5 ..................... 4 ..................3

11. Get of sire ...................................................6 .......................5 ..................... 4 ..................3

12. Exhibitors flock ...........................................6 .......................5 ..................... 4 ..................3

13. Market lamb ................................................6 .......................5 ..................... 4 ..................3

14. Pen of market lambs ................................6 .......................5 ..................... 4 ..................3

ROSETTE - CHAMPION RAM • ROSETTE - CHAMPION EWE

DIVISION E-12

DAIRY PRODUCTS

JEANIE KORTH, Superintendent 920/296-7012 • snowmanjeanie@gmail.com

Entries close August 6th, 2021

All exhibits must come from Dodge County and Counties adjoining Dodge County unless

otherwise stated.

Exhibits must be truly characteristic of the varieties they represent; they must show quality; and

they should be free from disease; and the net weight of the entry is to be shown on the entry form.

An exhibit entered under “any other variety” must bear on the tag the true name of the variety.

CHEESE

As usual, we will assist you in getting your cheese to the judging table! Please send a text or

call 920-296-7012 to confirm that you will have an entry to pick up. Confirmation of the text

or phone call will be made by the superintendent!

We will pick up your cheese contest entries (entry forms and cheese!) at your company

location August 12th, in the AM hours. Please note the following:

1. The cheese and entry ticket pick up will be made at the address listed on the email that

you send to the superintendent.

2. Please have your cheese entry form(s) properly filled out.

3. Please have your $25 ENTRY fee ready at the time of our pick up August 12th.

(Checks should be made payable to the Dodge County Fair). Your exhibitors pass will be

given to you, by Jeanie, on the day of the cheese and entry form pickup.

Entries will be stored in a cooler in a secured fashion at a local cheese manufacturer until it

is judged at 1:30pm on Monday, August 16, 2021.

Each entry must consist of at least 5 pounds of product in it’s original form, unless otherwise

noted in the class.

NOTE: If you enter cheese in MORE THAN ONE CLASS, each entry MUST beat least 5

pound weight. Because of the limited display space available, cheese made in the regular 40

pound block, may be cut and exhibited in a five pound piece. This is a SPECIAL PRIVILEGE

granted you.

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DAIRY PRODUCTS

Judging to take place prior to dates of fair. Judging by Representative of Dept. of

Grading and Inspection Service. Any of the following shall constitute an exhibit:

(a) Not less than one cheese or more than 3 with a minimum of not less than

5 lbs. each entry. Try to maintain the minimum entry weight of 5 lbs. each entry.

(EXHIBITOR MAY NOT ENTER MORE THAN ONE ITEM IN EACH CATEGORY.)

(b) Cheese shall be judged on a standard scale as identified by WDATCP by

cheese type (as it fits into a category for the small scale County Fair)

(c) All cheese shall be stamped showing date made by month and year.

(d) Cheese previously tested with a trier shall not be considered as an exhibit for a

premium. Such cheese shall be entitled to a complimentary score only, except for

Swiss cheese which may have one plug hole.

CLASS 24 - CHEESE

1. Cheddar, any style, colored or white, made before February 1, of current year.

2. See paragraph (a).

2. Colby and/or Monterey Jack. See paragraph (a).

3. Brick. See paragraph (a).

4. Muenster. See paragraph (a).

5. Flavored Natural Cheese, such as Cheddar with bacon etc., Smoked and

2. Colby/Jack combinations mixed. See paragraph (a).

6. Italian cheese, Pasta Filata types, such as Mozzarella and Provolone.

See paragraph (a).

7. Italian cheese, Grana types such as Romano, Parmesan, Asiago etc.

2. See paragraph (a).

8. Bleu and Gorgonzola cheese. See paragraph (a).

9. All other types and varieties of natural cheese not otherwise listed in this

premium list. See paragraph (a).

10. Fresh Cheese Curds. See paragraph (a)

11. Natural Cheese Spread. See paragraph (a)

MAXIMUM PREMIUMS FOR CHEESE

1ST - $12.00 • 2ND - $10.00 • 3RD - $8.00 • 4TH -$6.00

ROSETTE - CHEESE: BEST OF SHOW

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DIVISION F-14

FARM CROPS

VEGETABLES & FRUITS

DELMER & MARY SCHOPPE, Superintendent 920/210-7810

maryschoppe1@gmail.com

Entries close August 6th. Each exhibitor must purchase an exhibitor’s ticket when making an entry.

Price is $25.00. Open to Dodge and surrounding counties.

All exhibits in this department must, without exception, be in place no later than 7:00pm on Tuesday

of the Fair to be eligible for judging. Judging on Wednesday of the Fair at 9:00 am.

Starting with the 2021 Dodge Co. Fair, judging will be based on Bulletin A3306 (UW-Extension &

Judging Vegetables)

CLASS 25 - 10 EARS—HUSKED

Name of variety or maturity days of corn must be on entry tag or it will not be judged.


1. Hybrid Corn, any variety, 2021 ......$2.00 ....................$1.75 ............ $1.50 .............. $1.25

(List maturity date)

2. Sweet Corn, any variety, 2021 .........2.00 ...................... 1.75 ................1.50 .................1.25

3. Popcorn, any variety, 2021 ..............2.00 ...................... 1.75 ................1.50 .................1.25

4. Shelled Corn, 2020 Crop, ................2.00 ...................... 1.75 ................1.50 .................1.25

4. 101 days or earlier (2 quarts or more)

5. Shelled Corn, 2020 crop, .................2.00 ...................... 1.75 ................1.50 .................1.25

4. 101 days and later (2 quarts or more)

6. High Moisture Corn, ............................2.00 ...................... 1.75 ................1.50 .................1.25

4. 2 quarts, state moisture % (place in ziplock bag)

7. Longest Ear of Corn ...........................2.00

8. Most Unique Corn Stalk ....................2.00

CLASS 26 - 6 STALKS, 2020 CROP

Without Roots. Name of variety or maturity days of corn

must be on entry tag or it will not be judged.

1. Any variety of dent corn .............................................$2.00 ......$1.75 ...... $1.50 ........$1.25

2. Corn for silage ................................................................2.00 .........1.75 ......... 1.50 ...........1.25

CLASS 27 - THRESHED SEED, 2020 CROP - I/2 PECK

The name of variety and date of harvest must be on entry tag

IF NOT ON TAG, ENTRY WILL NOT BE JUDGED.

PRIZES..............1st $2.00 ..........2nd $1.75 ...........3rd $1.50 ..........4th $1.25

1. Barley 3. Oats, any variety

2. Winter Wheat 4. Soybeans (Previous years crop)

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CLASS 28 - GRAIN SHEAVES, 2021 CROP

Sheaves should be tied in attractive bundles, leaves stripped off and dried

throughout. STATE NAME OF VARIETY, MUST BE ON TAG TO BE JUDGED

Sheaves should be 3 inches in diameter at upper band.

PRIZES..............1st $2.00 ..........2nd $1.75 ...........3rd $1.50 ..........4th $1.25

1. Barley 2. Oats 3. Wheat

CLASS 29 - SHEAVES, 2021 CROP

Sheaves should be 8 inches at largest diameter. Do not dry or cure.

PRIZES..............1st $2.00 ..........2nd $1.75 ...........3rd $1.50 ..........4th $1.25

1. Soybeans, maturity group 1.6 or below

2. Soybeans, maturity group 1.7 or above

CLASS 30 - HAY SHEAVES 2021 CROP

Samples should be selected when in right state for good hay,

cured throughout, leaves left on and as green cured as possible.

PRIZES..............1st $2.00 ..........2nd $1.75 ...........3rd $1.50 ..........4th $1.25

1. Alfalfa (8” at largest diameter)

2. Clover, medium and red mammoth (8” at largest diameter)

3. Reed Canary Grass (diameter 21/2” to 3” at upper band)

4. Any Other Grass Hay (diameter 21/2” to 3” at upper band)

CLASS 31 - BALED SLICES & ENSILED FORAGES, 2021 CROP

PRIZES..............1st $2.00 ..........2nd $1.75 ...........3rd $1.50 ..........4th $1.25

1. Baled Slices, 2-4” thickness, 1st crop, Alfalfa (60% alfalfa or more)

2. Baled Slices, 2-4” thickness, 2nd crop, Alfalfa (60% alfalfa or more)

3. Baled Slices, 2-4” thickness, 1st crop, Any other, mixed

4. Baled Slices, 2-4” thickness, 2nd crop, Any other, mixed

5. Haylage, 4 Qts., 1st crop (place in ziplock bag)

6. Haylage, 4 Qts., 2nd crop (place in ziplock bag)

7. Oatlage, 4 Qts. (place in ziplock bag)

8. Corn Silage, 4 Qts. (place in ziplock bag) 2020 crop (can’t be current year)

9. Baleage 4 Qts. (place in ziplock bag)

10. Any other ensiled forage, 4 Qts. (place in ziplock bag)

Dodge County Forage Council will award a 1 year free membership

to the Forage Council to the Best Entry in Class 30& 31.

PEAQ STICK

ROSETTE - FARM CROPS: BEST OF SHOW

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CLASS 32 - 2021 CROP

PRIZES........................1st $1.75 ........ 2nd $1.50 .......3rd $1.25 ....... 4th $1.00

PREMIUM NO.

24. Parsley, 3 roots

1. Beans, string, 5 in pod

25. Parsley, 1 potted plant, any variety

2. Beets, 5 blood turnip

26. Parsnips, 5

3. Broccoli, 3

27. Peppers, 3 green

4. Cabbage, 2 Early

28. Peppers, 3 mild, no bells

5. Cabbage, 2 late, market type

29. Peppers, 3 hot, named

6. Cabbage, 2 red

30. Pumpkins, 2 pie

7. Carrots, 5 Chantenay or l/2 long

31. Pumpkins, 2 yellow field

8. Carrots, 5 long, orange

32. Rutabagas, 3

9. Carrots, 5 oxheart

33. Squash, 2 buttercup

10. Cauliflower, 3

34. Squash, 2 butternut

11. Celery, 3

35. Squash, 2 Hubbard green

12. Cucumber, 3 slicing

36. Squash, 2 zucchini

13. Cucumber, 3 dill

37. Squash, 2 table or acorn

14. Cucumber, 3 pickling

38. Squash, 2 any other variety, named

15. Egg plant, 2

39. Sunflower heads, 2

16. Garlic, 1 quart

40. Swiss chard, 3 plants

17. Kohlrabi, 3

41. Turnips, 5 globe

18. Leeks 3

42. Tomatoes, 5 preserving

19. Melon, 2 muskmelon

43. Tomatoes, 5 red

20. Melon, 2 watermelon

44. Tomatoes, 5 any variety, named

21. Onions, 5 red

45. Tomatoes, 5 yellow

22. Onions, 5 white

46. Tomatoes, 5 green

23. Onions, 5 yellow

PRIZE ~ $1.75

CLASS 33 - UNUSUAL VEGETABLE

To include any vegetable grown in a garden

1. Carrot, most unique 2. Potato, most unique 3. Tomato, most unique

4. Pumpkin, most unique 5. Heaviest potato 6. Heaviest tomato

7. Any Other

CLASS 34 - BEST SHOW

(Exhibitor must furnish container)

PRIZES............... 1st $1.50 ......... 2nd $1.00 ............. 3rd .75¢

1. Cucumbers of marketable size. Must fit into container 8 x 15 inches, 2 inches

deep, 3 slices, 6 dill, 12 pickling.

2. Gourds, displaying enough specimens to fill container 12 x 18 inches.

3. Peppers, green. Must fit into container 8 x 15 inches, 2 inches deep.

4. Tomatoes. Must be separate exhibit, fitting into container 12 x 18 inches, 3 inches deep.

PRIZES..............1st $5.50 ........ 2nd $4.50 ..........3rd $3.50 ........4th $2.50

5. Best Show of vegetables not including potatoes. By one exhibitor, not less than

20 kinds of vegetables, in a separate exhibit. Exhibit must fit into container 18 x 36 inches,

4 inches deep. Quality, utility and attractiveness will be considered.

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CLASS 35 - POTATOES - ONE PECK

PRIZES..............1st $2.00 ........... 2nd $1.75 ......... 3rd $1.50 ......... 4th $1.25

1. Kenebec

2. Norland

$10.00 Cash Award will be given for Best Potato

3. Red Pontiac

In Memory of Frederick Keil given by Strohschein Family

4. Yukon Gold

5. Any other NAMED variety early potato. If not named, entry will not be judged.

6. Any other NAMED variety late potato. If not named, entry will not be judged.

Jung’s Seed Co. will give two (2) $20.00 Gift Certificates

for outstanding vegetable displays.

CLASS 36 - FRUITS - 5 SPECIMENS TO A PLATE

PRIZES..............1st $2.50 .........2nd $2.25 ......... 3rd $2.00 ......... 4th $1.50

11. Courtland 9. Any other NAMED variety of apples.

12. Duchess If not named, entry will not be judged.

13. Greenings 10. Pears, Dodge County grown, any NAMED variety.

14. Mclntosh If not named, entry will not be judged.

15. Red Delicious 11. Plums, Dodge County grown, any NAMED variety.

16. Whitney Crab If not named, entry will not be judged.

17. Wealthy

8. Honey Crisp

$10.00 Cash Award will be given for Best Apple

In Memory of Frederick Keil given by Strohschein Family

12. Display of apples, 3 of each, 5 varieties, NAMED, using your own container.

PRIZES..............1st $5.50 ........ 2nd $4.50 ..........3rd $3.50 ........4th $2.50

$20.00 JUNG’S SEED BEST OF SHOW

ROSETTE - VEGETABLES & FRUITS: BEST OF SHOW

DIVISION G-15

FLOWERS

JUDY STEGER, Superintendent 920/210-0680

Entries close August 6th. Each exhibitor must purchase an exhibitor’s ticket when making an

entry. Price is $25.00. Open to Dodge and surrounding counties. No one may enter who is a

professional. This is for amateurs only! All exhibits in this department must, without exception,

be in place no later than 7:00 pm on Tuesday of the Fair to be eligible for judging. Judging on

Wednesday of the Fair at 9:00 am.

BOUQUET OF ONE VARIETY

The object of showing annual and some perennial flowers as bouquets is twofold:

(1) To exhibit quality flowers and (2) to display them so they will appear to their best

advantage. Large flowers should be shown in containers of adequate size in order

to insure adequate water supply and to keep them from toppling over; small flowers

on short stems in low bowls. All bouquets should be oval in form to be viewed from

all sides. Foliage permitted. Bouquets shall be 5 or more blooms or spikes.

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Score Card For Bouquets

Quality of Flowers .....................................................50

Arrangements of Flowers .......................................50

Suitability of Container ............................................50

CLASS 37 - ANNUALS - 5 OR MORE BLOOMS OR SPIKES

PRIZES..............1st $2.50 .........2nd $2.25 ......... 3rd $2.00 ......... 4th $1.50

PREMIUM NO.

11. Asters, powderpuff, assorted or one color

12. Asters, any other type, one color or assorted

13. Snapdragons

14. Celosia, plume

15. Celosia, comb (1 or 2 stems)

16. Marigolds, large flowering, orange

17. Marigolds, large flowering, yellow

8. Marigolds, large flowering, any other color

19. Marigolds, small flowering, orange

10. Marigolds, small flowering, yellow

11. Marigolds, small flowering, bi-color

12. Petunia, any variety, single. one color

13. Petunia, any variety, single assorted color

14. Petunia, any variety, double

15. Zinnia, Large flowering, one color

16. Zinnia, Large flowering, assorted color

17. Zinnia, quilled or cactus flowered

18. Zinnia, small flowering or dwarf

19. Zinnia, Persian carpet or any bi-colored type

20. Everlastings, any type - must be fresh cut

21. Colored foliage (3 stems) Coleus, Caladiums, Summer Poinsettia

22. Sunflowers, 3 blooms 3-5 inches

23. Sunflower, 3 bloom, 5-8 inch

24. Any other annual, one variety only , Named

ROSETTE - TOP OF CLASS 37

CLASS 38 • PERENNIALS • CUT FLOWERS: 1, 2, 3, BLOOMS OR SPIKES

Score Card

Quality of Flowers ..............70 Suitability of Container .............30

PRIZES................1st $1.75 ..........2nd $1.50 ........... 3rd $1.25 ......... 4th $1.00

CHRYSANTHEMUM - 3 BLOOMS: NO BUDS ON STEM, ONE COLOR

21. Button or Pom Pom 22. Cushion types

23. Any Other (Daisy, Spider, Lg. Decorative, etc.)

ROSES - HYBRID TEA - ONE BLOOM, BUD ON STEM PERMITTED

31. Any shade of red, scarlet or maroon 35. Any shade of lavender or blue

32. White or cream 36. Bi-color

33. Any shade of pink or salmon 37. Any other color

34. Any shade of yellow or orange

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ROSES - FLORIBUNDA

GLADIOLUS - 3 SPIKES

ONE STEM CLUSTER

Must be in non-tip container

38. Any color 41. One color

42. Assorted

43. Bi-color

DAHLIAS

51. Cactus or semi-cactus, 1 bloom

52. Decorative type, large flowering, 1 bloom

53. Ball or Show 3 to 4 inches, 3 blooms

54. Pom Poms, 3 blooms

OTHER PERENNIALS - CUT (3 STEMS)

55. One variety only, NAMED


CLASS 39 - POTTED PLANTS

Plants are to be ornamental, clean, free from disease and insects.

One only to each entry.

Score Card

Cultural Perfection ........................................................................ 35

Form ................................................................................................. 20

Size .................................................................................................. 20

Distinctiveness rarity or floriferousness and flower color .... 25

...............................................................................................100 points

PRIZES..............1st $2.00 ..........2nd $1.75 ...........3rd $1.50 ..........4th $1.25

61. Begonia - tuberous, rooted 67. Cactus garden

62. Begonia - any other in bloom 68. Dish garden

63. Any other house plant in bloom, NAMED 69. Succulent

64. African violet in bloom-single 70. Single cactus

65. African violet in bloom, ruffles-double 71. Geranium -Red

66. Foliage plant-named 72. Geranium - Any other color

73. Impatients in bloom


CLASS 40 - ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENT - FOLIAGE

Awards based on aesthetic qualities of the entries

Other foliage and accessories may be used, but no artificial

or commercially grown flowers.

Score Card

Color harmony .................................................................................... 25

Design, balance, proportion ............................................................. 25

Suitability of material and relation to container ............................ 20

Distinction and originality .................................................................. 15

Condition .............................................................................................. 15

.................................................................................................100 points

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PRIZES..............1st $2.50 .........2nd $2.25 ......... 3rd $2.00 ......... 4th $1.50

81. Dahlia

82. Double Petunias

83. Woven Basket with handle, may use assorted flowers.

84. Roses with one or more birds - no other accessories

85. One color or blend of 2 or more varieties of flowers.

86. Gladioli - may use another variety flower with glads

87. Zinnia - 2 or more varieties

88. Kitchen

89. Autumn Radiance - use of driftwood accessories permitted

90. Crescent shape

91. Hogarth or S curve

92. Modern and daring effect.

93. Fresh fruit and flowers

94. Reverence

95. The Circus is Coming

96. Angels Among Us

97. Light It Up (candles)

98. Hats off to you

99. Beach Front

100. Roses & other flowers


CLASS 41 - COMPOSITION

Composition of all Dried Materials - Accessories permitted

PRIZES..............1st $2.50 .........2nd $2.25 ......... 3rd $2.00 ......... 4th $1.50

101. Little Brown Jug

102. Fall miniature arrangement - max. of 6” high

103. Autumn Door Piece - straw or dried flowers must be used

104. Arrangement using straw or dried flowers (any season)

HOME GROWN FLOWERS & ROADSIDE

MATERIALS - MUST BE SOME OF EACH, ACCESSORIES PERMITTED

105. Song Theme

106. 100 Years Ago

107. Basic Triangle Arrangement

108. Going To The Fair

109. Oriental Silhouette, in the Japanese manner

110. Stormy Weather–using dark colored flowers

111. Arrangements for a man

112. Wisconsin Roadsides

113. Miniature arrangement–max. of 6” high

114. Centerpiece for a teens or childs party

115. Corsage

116. Any Holiday (excluding Christmas) it must be named

117. Christmas arrangement

118. Centerpiece for a special occasion (excluding birthday)

119. Arrangement for barbecue or picnic


MERIT RIBBON - FLOWERS OVERALL: BEST OF SHOW

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DIVISION H-16

HONEY

DELMER & MARY SCHOPPE, Superintendent 920/210-7810

maryschoppe1@gmail.com

Entries close August 6th. Each exhibitor must purchase an exhibitor’s ticket when making

an entry. Price is $25.00 Open to Dodge and surrounding counties. All exhibits in this department

must, without exception, be in place no later than 7:00 pm on Tuesday of the Fair to be eligible for

judging on Wednesday of the Fair at 9:00 am. Exhibitors may enter more than once, but can receive

only one prize per item number.

CLASS 42

PREMIUM NO.......................................................1ST ..........2ND ....... 3RD .......4TH

11. Three Sections, Wis. fancy ................................. $2.50 ........ 2.25 ......$2.00......$1.50

11. white honey comb

12. Extracted Honey, Wis. fancy white, 3–1 lb. jars ............2.50 .........2.25 ......... 2.00 ......... 1.50

13. Extracted Honey, Wis. fancy golden, 3–1 lb. jars .... 2.50 ........ 2.25 ........ 2.00.........1.50

14. Extracted Honey, Wis. fancy dark, 3–1 lb. jars ...... 2.50 ........ 2.25 ........ 2.00.........1.50

15. Extracted Honey, Wis. fancy white, 2–3 lb. jars .... 2.50 ........ 2.25 ........ 2.00.........1.50

16. Extracted Honey, Wis. fancy golden, 2–3 lb. jars .2.50 ........ 2.25 ........ 2.00.........1.50

17. Chunk Honey, Wis. fancy white, 3–2½ lb. jars ...... 2.50 ........ 2.25 ........ 2.00.........1.50

18. Granulated Honey, Wis. fancy white, 3–1 lb. jars 2.50 ........ 2.25 ........ 2.00.........1.50

9. One Extracting Comb filled with honey ............... 2.50 ........ 2.25 ........ 2.00.........1.50

10. One bees wax display containing ........................ 1.75 ........ 1.50 ........ 1.25.........1.00

11 not less than 1 lb.

11. Maple Syrup ..............................................................2.50 ........ 2.25 ........ 2.00........ 1.50

12. Maple Syrup Products ............................................2.50 ........ 2.25 ........ 2.00........ 1.50

ROSETTE - HONEY: BEST OF SHOW

DIVISION J-18

CULTURAL ARTS

ROXANN NELL, Superintendent 920/219-0810

roxannnell@gmail.com

Entries in this class close August 6th. Each exhibitor must purchase an exhibitor’s ticket, price

of $25.00 when making entry. Exhibits must be in place no later than 7:00 pm, on Tuesday of

the Fair. Judging will be held on Wednesday of the Fair at 9:30 am.

All entries in arts and crafts must be originals, and the work of the exhibitor. NOTE:

(a) Purchased ceramic pieces that are merely glazed by exhibitor will not qualify,

(b) No kits or pre-patterned designs (including transfers) will be allowed in metalwork, basketry,

glass pictures, mosaic tile work or textile painting, (c) No kits allowed in leather or wood carving.

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All paintings and drawings must be framed or matted. NOTE: (a) Oils under glass will be disqualified,

(b) Watercolors must be framed under glass, (c) Charcoals, crayons and pastels must be

framed or matted under glass or acetate, (d) Graphics must be matted, (e) Pictures, prints, etc.

should be ready for hanging when entered, to eliminate possible abuse to artist’s entry.

Any art found inappropriate by the Fair Board may be disqualified by the Fair Board.

No one may enter who is a professional. This is for AMATEURS ONLY.

Work must have been completed in the last two years.

No more than one entry in each number per exhibitor.

No exhibit may be removed before 6:00 pm August 18th.

Art exhibits limited in size to 30x36 inches including framing.

Craft exhibits limited in size to 30x36 inches including framing.

Exhibitor may not enter more than one item in each category. Only articles which have never

been entered before will be accepted.

Metal items must be safe for handling.

Metal items must be sturdy and ready for display.

Items MUST be suitable for hanging and if not suitable, the artwork WILL BE DISQUALIFIED.

ART CLASS 43 - AMATEUR ONLY


1. Oil ........................................................................... $5.50 ..... $4.50 ......$3.50......$2.50

2. Acrylics ...................................................................... 5.50 ........ 4.50 ........ 3.50.........2.50

3. Mixed Media ............................................................. 5.50 ........ 4.50 ........ 3.50.........2.50

4. Watercolors or Tempera .................................... 5.50 ........ 4.50 ........ 3.50.........2.50

5. Pastels, Crayons or Chalk ................................... 5.50 ........ 4.50 ........ 3.50.........2.50

6. Pen & Ink sketches(pen, ink, colored ink, & markers) .......4.50 ........ 3.50 ........ 2.50.........1.50

7. Pencil Sketches ...................................................... 4.50 ........ 3.50 ........ 2.50.........1.50

8. Painted Sculpture .................................................. 4.50 ........ 3.50 ........ 2.50.........1.50

9. Any other painting ................................................. 4.50 ........ 3.50 ........ 2.50.........1.50

10. Colored Pencil ....................................................... 4.50 ........ 3.50 ........ 2.50.........1.50

11. Scratchboard ......................................................... 4.50 ........ 3.50 ........ 2.50.........1.50

12. Computer Generated (CAD) ............................ 4.50 ........ 3.50 ........ 2.50.........1.50

ROSETTE - ART: BEST OF SHOW

CLASS 44 - CULTURAL ARTS - AMATEUR ONLY

PRIZES.... 1st $1.75 .......... 2nd $1.50 .......... 3rd $1.25 ........... 4th $1.00

1. Collage (1 Dimensional or 2 Dimensional)

2. Assemblage (3 Dimensional /No scrapbooking or collages)

3. Baskets and mats, original and natural material

4. Quilling

5. Jewelry

6. China or any ceramic item, pottery figures, etc. produced on a wheel, or molded

by hand, then fired and glazed.

17. Glass etching

8 . Candy bouquets

9. Carved or wood turned, small useful article.

Commercially made pieces merely hand decorated not acceptable

10. Wood article (kit)

11. An article of creative design from wood.

12. Rubber stamping greeting cards (set of 3) - Holiday/Seasonal

13. Rubber stamping greeting cards (set of 3) - Special Occasions (birthday, wedding, etc.)

14. Rubber stamping greeting cards (set of 3) - Any other (love, new home, etc.)

15. Seed or shell art

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16. Cultural arts, not listed above

17. Christmas Tree Ornament

18. Decorated Clothing item

19. Any item made with recyclable products, must be useful.

20. Scrap Booking, 4 pages bound together

21. Old Item, Made New (provide photo of original item)

22. Homemade Soaps

23. Americana, Patriotic

24. Models from kits

25. Woodburning Article

26. Decorative Bird House for outside - primitive, country

27. Leather Craft, no kit

28. Leather Craft, from a kit

29. String Art, original design

30. String Art, from a kit

31. Stenciled indoor decor on wood

32. Paint by number (framed)

33. Adult coloring book (framed)

34. Wind Chime

CLASS 45

35. Wire Art Sculpture Creative Design

36. Metal art item made for outdoor display, size limit 36”x36”x36”

37. Metal art sculpture, size limit 36”x36”x36”

38. Metal item repurposed to new purpose, show photo of original item

39. Mixed media item. Can include metal, wood, plastic, etc.

40. Metal item restored to original purpose (include photo of original item)

41. Lamp, metal or wood, ready to use

42. Metal object that requires electricity

43. Blacksmithing, traditional methods.

Item made using traditional tools

44. Blacksmithing modern methods. Item made

using modern blacksmithing equipment.

45. Blacksmithing multi-media item. Item using

blacksmithing and wood-glass, plastic, etc.

ROSETTE - CULTURAL ARTS: BEST OF SHOW

DIVISION K-20

PHOTOGRAPHY

Anne Oelke, Superintendent 920/285-2063 anne@oelke.com

Entries in this class close August 6th. Each exhibitor must purchase an exhibitor’s ticket, price

of $25.00 when making entry. Exhibits must be in place no later than 7:00 pm on Tuesday of

the Fair. Judging will be held on Wednesday of the Fair at 2:00 pm.

Photos must be taken in current fair year. Photos cannot be used twice. Matting is NOT

ALLOWED. Photos are to be mounted on black or white poster board, no foam core, NOT TO

EXCEED 11 x 14 in display size. Entry tags must be applied by exhibitor, not to overhang the

11 x 14 size limit. Photos should be attached using permanent double stick tape or rubber

cement. No photo corners. Cropping is permitted. One entry per person per premium number.

Film and digital photography allowed in all classes. Entries to be judged on composition, clarity,

presentation. Amatuer Only -No One who is an advertising photographer allowed. If you don’t

have entry tags mailed to you, please pick them up at the fair office.

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CLASS 45B - BLACK & WHITE PRINTS - AMATEUR ONLY

3 Mounted prints no larger than 4x6 on Poster Board no larger than 11x14

PRIZES... 1st $4.50 .........2nd $3.50 ......... 3rd $2.50 ............4th $1.50

1. Winter Scenes 4. Portraits (People) 6. Animals (pets or farm )

2. Country & Farm Scenes 5. Special occasions 7. Bugs, Insects, Spiders

3. Same Subject - Photographed Different Ways

CLASS 45C - BLACK & WHITE - AMATEUR ONLY

One 8x10 mounted on black or white poster board, not to exceed 11 x 14 overall size. No Matting.

PRIZES..................1st $4.50 ........ 2nd $3.50 .......3rd $2.50 ........ 4th $1.50

1. Portraits–People

2. Scenery

3. Farm Scenes

CLASS 45A - COLORED PRINTS - AMATEUR ONLY

3 Mounted prints no larger than 4x6 on Poster Board no larger than 11x14

PRIZES... 1st $4.50 .........2nd $3.50 ......... 3rd $2.50 .........4th $1.50

1. Scenery

2. Flowers

3. Animals (pets)

4. Portraits (people)

5. Clouds

6. Babies & Children

7. Action Pictures/ Movement

8. Night Scenes

9. Special Occasions

10. Buildings/ Architecture

11. Digital Altered

(attach original photo explain

what changes were made

& software/programs used)

12. Wild Animals

13. Insects & Bugs

4. Antique Vehicles & Tractors

5. Buildings/Architecture

6. Winter Scene

CLASS 45D - COLORED - AMATEUR ONLY

8x10, mounted on black or white poster board, not to exceed 11 x 14 overall size. No Matting.

PRIZES............1st $4.50 ......... 2nd $3.50 ............3rd $2.50 ........ 4th $1.50

1. Dodge County Fair Scenes 6. Portraits (1 or more people) 11. Farm Scenes

2. Nature Scenery 7. Birds, Fowl 12. Sunrise/Sunset

3. Animals (no birds) 8. Action 13. Digitally Altered

4. Water Ways 9. Flowers

5. Autumn Scenery 10. Winter Scenes

7. Animals (No Birds)

8. Birds, Flowl

14. Birds

15. Sports

16. On the Farm

17. Still Life

(collection of 3 or more

primarily inanimate objects

arranged by the photographer)

(attach original photo explain

what changes were made

& software/programs used)

DIVISION L-25

FOODS

* Note: Food judging will begin at 9am.

Cake Decorating will begin at 9am

followed by Food Preservation judging

* Note the change. There will be two judges.

HELEN WEISENSEL, Superintendent 920/885-5220

Entries close August 6th. Each Exhibitor must purchase an exhibitor’s ticket, price of

$25.00 when making entry. Exhibits must be in place no later than 7:00pm on Tuesday of the

Fair. Judging will be held on Wednesday of the Fair at 9:00 am. The judge will reserve the

right to open jars of canned foods when close competition necessitates an inspection of

the content of the jars. Canned goods that have been entered before will not be accepted.

Jellies, preserves and pickles may be opened when judged. Only one exhibit may be entered

for any listed number. NO PACKAGE MIXES TO BE USED. No exhibit may be removed

before 6:00 pm Sunday of the Fair.

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CLASS 46 - BREAD, YEAST 1 POUND LOAF

BREAD

Outside (Shape 10, Crust 10, Volume 10) ..................30

Inside (Texture 20, Grain 10, Color 10) .........................40

Flavor..........................................................................................30

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PRIZES..................1st $2.00 ..........2nd $1.75 ........ 3rd $1.50 ..........4th $1.25

1. White 7. Parker House, finger or plain, 3 to a plate

2. Whole Wheat 8. Cloverleaf, 3 to a plate

3. Graham or Rye 9. Coffee Cake, 1/2 or small, any type

4. Raisin Bread 10. Doughnuts, 3 to a plate (no sugar)

5. Sweet Rolls, 3 to a plate, unfrosted 11. Soft Pretzels, 3 to a plate

6. Sweet Rolls, 3 to a plate, frosted 12. Sourdough Bread

CLASS 47 - QUICK BREADS, BAKING POWDER OR SODA

PRIZES....................1st $1.75 ..........2nd $1.50 .........3rd $1.25 ........ 4th $1.00

11. Coffee Cake, other than yeast, 1/2 or small 9. Any other Fruit Nut Bread,

12. Muffins, 3 peanut butter or corn meal 1/2 or small, NAMED

13. Muffins, 3 blueberry 10. Zucchini bread with or without nuts,

14. Muffins, 3 with fruit, NAMED 1/2 or small, no raisins

15. Muffins, 3 bran 11. Any other Vegetable Bread with or

16. Muffins, 3 any other, NAMED without nuts, 1/2 or small, NAMED

17. Nut Bread, 1/2 or small, no fruit 12. Long Johns, Doughnuts, etc.,

18. Banana Nut Bread, 1/2 or small 3 to a plate

1 13. Baking Powder Biscuits,

3 to a plate

CLASS 48 - CAKE, WITHOUT FAT (1/4 CAKE)

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CAKES (Unfrosted and top side up)

Outside (Shape 10, Surface 10, Volume 10) .................... 30

Inside (Texture 20, Grain 10, Color 10) .............................. 40

Flavor ........................................................................................... 30

PRIZES 1st $2.00 .........2nd $1.75 ........3rd $1.50 ..........4th $1.25

1. Angel cake, white 2. Angel cake, other 3. Sponge cake

CLASS 49 - CAKE, BUTTER, LOAF (1/4 CAKE)

PRIZES........................... 1ST $2.00 ..... 2ND $1.75 ..... 3RD $1.50 ..... 4TH $1.25

1. Applesauce Cake

2. Cupcakes, unfrosted, 4 to a plate

3. Cupcakes, frosted, but not decorated, 4 to a plate

4. Loaf Cake, unfrosted

5. Jelly Roll

6. Chiffon, any variety

7. Poppyseed Cake

8. Carrot Cake

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CLASS 50 - SPECIAL CAKES - DECORATED

.......4th $1.25

lain, 3 to a plate

l, any type

no sugar)

(FORM MAY BE USED - JUDGED ON DECORATION AND QUALITY OF FROSTING)

PRIZES....................... 1ST $2.50 ..... 2ND $2.25..... 3RD $2.00 ..... 4TH $1.50

1. Doll Cake, Whole (frosting, fondant or gum paste)

2. Birthday or Holiday Cake, Whole frosting only

3. Birthday or Holiday Cake, Whole

Incorporating fondant and/or gum paste

4. Anniversary Cake, Whole frosting only

5. Anniversary Cake, Whole

Incorporating fondant and/or gum paste

6. Cupcakes, plate of 3

7. Cookies Rolled & Decorated,

plate of 3

CLASS 51 - COOKIES - (3 COOKIES TO A PLATE)

COOKIES

Outside (Shape 15, Crust 15) ................................................ 30

Inside (Texture 20, Grain 10, Color 10) ............................... 40

Flavor ............................................................................................ 30

PRIZES....................... 1ST $1.75 ..... 2ND $1.50..... 3RD $1.25 ..... 4TH $1.00

11. Nationality, labeled as to origin (include recipe)

12. Oatmeal, drop

13. Rolled and cut, any kind plain

14. Peanut Butter

15. Chocolate Chip

16. Butterscotch Chip

17. No-bake cookies or bars (should not contain eggs)

18. Cookies, filled

9. Bars, filled, no brownies

10. Bars, baked, frosted, no brownies

11. Bars, plain, unfrosted, no brownies

12. Refrigerator

13. Molasses

14. Brownies, plain with nuts

15. Brownies, plain without nuts

16. Brownies, frosted with nuts

17. Brownies, frosted without nuts

18. Spritz

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CLASS 52 - PASTRIES & PIES (POT PIE PAN SIZE)

PRIZES.............1st $2.00 ............2nd $1.75 ..........3rd $1.50 ......... 4th $1.25

1. Apple, 2 crust or lattice

2. Berry, 2 crust or lattice

3. Lemon, 1 crust

4. Cherry, 2 crust or lattice

5. Any other fruit,

not berry NAMED

6. Tarts, 1

7. Turnovers, 1

8. Dutch Apple, crumb top only

9. Cream Pie, any variety

CLASS 53 - CANDY - 4 PIECES

PRIZES....................1st $1.75 ..........2nd $1.50 .........3rd $1.25 ........ 4th $1.00

1. Fudge 2. Divinity 3. Any other one kind, NAMED

CLASS 54 - CANNING

10. Baked Cheesecake

(2 inch wedge, slice

from a 9 inch round pan.

List variety)

11. Eclair or cream puff shell

(2 of 1 kind per plate)

Pack (Fullness 10, Uniformity 10, Proportion, solids & liquids 10) ......................... 30

Product (Absence of defects 10, Uniformity 10, Flavor 10) ..................................... 30

Liquid (Clearness 10, Syrups for fruits 10) ..................................................................... 20

Neatness of exhibit .................................................................................................................. 20

Exhibits to be in glass pint jars. Judged without opening whenever possible. Remove outside

rings. PLACE A SMALL, NEAT LABEL GIVING PROPER METHOD AND TIME USED

FOR PROCESSING AND DATE. (All classes) ITEMS WILL NOT BE JUDGED IF NOT

NAMED. NO JARS MAY BE RE-EXHIBITED FROM PREVIOUS YEAR EXHIBITS.

PLEASE DO NOT INCLUDE RECIPE.

PRIZES....................1st $1.75 ..........2nd $1.50 .........3rd $1.25 ........ 4th $1.00

FRUITS – In Pint Jars

11. Applesauce, sliced or sieved 6. Pears, halved or sliced

12. Berries, tame, any kind, NAMED 7. Plums, tame

13. Berries, wild, any kind, NAMED 8. Rhubarb

14. Cherries, pitted 9. Any other fruit, NAMED (not berries)

15. Peaches, halved or sliced 10. Pie Filling Any Fruit, NAMED

VEGETABLES – In Pint Jars

15. Beets

16. Beans, green, cut

17. Beans, yellow, cut

18. Carrots

19. Mixed vegetables for

soup or stew, NAME VEGETABLE

20. Peas

21. Sauerkraut

22. Sweet corn, whole kernel cut from cob

23. Tomatoes, cut

(label to include amount of lemon juice added)

24. Tomatoes, whole in juice

(specify amount of lemon juice or citric acid added)

25. Tomato juice


26. Sauce, tomato based


27. Any other vegetable, not pickled NAMED

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JAMS – 1/2 Pint Jars

30. Conserves & Butters, any kind, NAMED 34. Raspberry

31. Grape 35. Strawberry

32. Marmalade, any kind, NAMED 36. Rhubarb or Rhubarb Blend

33. Peach 37. Any other fruit, NAMED

JELLY – 1/2 Pint Jars

40. Apple 43. Raspberry

41. Currant 44. Cherry

42. Grape 45. Mint

CLASS 45B 46. - BLACK Any other & fruit, WHITE NAMEDPRINTS - AMATEUR O

PICKLES – In Pint Jars

3 Mounted prints no larger than 4x6 on Poster Board no larger than 11x

50. Beets 56. Relish, any vegetable, cut or whole

51. Bread and Butter PRIZES... 1st $4.50 57. Relish, .........2nd any vegetable, $3.50 ......... ground 3rd $2.50 ............4th $

52. Crabapple 1. Winter Scenes 58. Ripe cucumber 4. Portraits watermelon (People) 6. Animals (pets o

53. Dill, beans 2. Country & Farm Scenes 59. Sweet cucumbers 5. Special occasions 7. Bugs, Insects,

54. Dill, cucumber 3. Same Subject - Photographed 60. Salsa Different Ways

55. Peach or Pear

MEATS – In Pint Jars – Pressure Cooked

14. Birds

15. Sports

16. On the Farm

17. Still Life

(collection of 3 or

primarily inanimate

arranged by the ph

61. Poultry 62. Any other meat (not poultry) NAMED

SMOKED MEATS

Provide approximately 4 oz. of smoked product in clear zip-lock type bag. Must be

appropriately identified and made within the last year. Tasting is at the discretion of the judge.

Judged on appearance, appropriate smell and texture.

List any pretreatment. List length of dehydration.

63. Meat, NAMED 64. Fish 65. Poultry, NAMED

CLASS 55 - DRIED FOODS (DEHYDRATED)

1. Apples

2. Bananas

3. Grapes

4. Peaches

5. Pears

6. Cherries

7. Any other fruit, NAMED

8. Fruit leather, NAMED

9. Cabbage

10. Carrots

Exhibited in pint jars with lid and ring left on

PRIZES....................1st $1.75 ..........2nd $1.50 .........3rd $1.25 ........4th $1.00 (attach original ph

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11. Corn

12. Onions

13. Tomatoes

14. Zucchini

15. Mixed vegetables for soup

or stew, NAME VEGETABLE

16. Any other vegetable, NAMED

17. Herbs, NAMED

18. Meat jerky, NAMED

Attach card explaining pretreatment

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CLASS 56 - CHILDRENS GARMENTS


11. Girl’s dress, infant to 6x size ..............................$1.75 .....$1.50 ......$1.25 .....$1.00

12. Girl’s dress, 7-12 size .............................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

13. Girl’s blouse or top ..................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

14. Girl’s skirt or jumper .................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

15. T-shirt, any material ..................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

16. Baptismal dress ........................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

17. Robe .............................................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

18. Boy’s shirt ...................................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

19. Child’s jacket..............................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

10. Child’s sport outfit, not a dress ............................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

11. Infant or toddler garment, except dress ............1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

12. Sleepwear ...................................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

13. Clothing for special occasion ...............................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

DIVISION M-26

CLOTHING

HEIDI TUNAK, Superintendent 920/285-4293

heiditunak@hotmail.com

Entries close August 6th. Each exhibitor must purchase an exhibitor’s ticket, price of $25.00

when making entry. Exhibits must be in place no later than 7:00 pm on Tuesday of the Fair.

Judging will be held on Wednesday of the Fair at 9:00 am. No exhibit may be removed before

6:00 pm Sunday of the Fair. All articles must be the work of the exhibitor, must be made

within the last two years and should NOT show any signs of wear. Only articles which have

never been entered before will be accepted.

Attach slacks or skirts on a hanger with clip clothes pins. All entry tags MUST be attached

to the garments, pinned with safety pin on RIGHT shoulder of the garment.

Garments will be judged according to this outline:

I. DESIGN

Suitability of purpose, individuality and styles.

II. MATERIAL

(Texture, color and design of material including trimmings.)

Suitability to purpose and to design, durability and economic aspects, cleaning

qualities.

III. WORKMANSHIP

Choice, durability and neatness of construction; perfection of hand and

machine stitching, pressing (for knitted and crocheted articles, evenness and

perfection of stitches, joinings and blockings are considered)

Exhibitor may not enter more than one item per listed number.

14. Any costume ..............................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

15. Pants, overalls or jumpsuit .....................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

16. Any other item not listed above ...........................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

CLASS 57 - ADULT GARMENTS ETC.


1. Woman’s or man’s suit ...........................................4.50 ........3.50 .........2.50 ........1.50

12. Man’s shirt...................................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

13. Active sports outfit, 3 piece ..................................4.50 ........3.50 .........2.50 ........1.50

14. Work outfit, dress, 2 pc., name work .................4.50 ........3.50 .........2.50 ........1.50

15. Dress, knit fabric .......................................................2.50 ........2.25 .........2.00 ........1.50

16. Dress, for special occasion ...................................2.50 ........2.25 .........2.00 ........1.50

17. Casual wear ...............................................................2.50 ........2.25 .........2.00 ........1.50

18. Blouse ..........................................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

9. Sleepwear ...................................................................2.00 ........1.75 .........1.50 ........1.25

10. Accessories ................................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

11. Skirt ...............................................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

12. Shorts or Cullotte ....................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

13. Coat or Jacket, Either Man’s or Woman’s ........4.50 ........3.50 .........2.50 ........1.50

14. Slacks, either man’s or woman’s .........................2.00 ........1.75 .........1.50 ........1.25

15. Vest ...............................................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

16. T-shirt, Sweatshirt .....................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

17. Robe, housecoat, duster ........................................2.00 ........1.75 .........1.50 ........1.25

18. Jumper .........................................................................2.50 ........2.25 .........2.00 ........1.50

19. Sweatshirt, purchased, appliquéd or quilted ..2.00 ........1.75 .........1.50 ........1.25

20. Recycled item (include story) ...............................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

21. Formal wear, any length .........................................2.50 ........2.25 .........2.00 ........1.50

22. Any pieced and quilted garment .........................2.00 ........1.75 .........1.50 ........1.25

23. Any other item not listed above ...........................2.00 ........1.75 .........1.50 ........1.25

24. Purse, Tote, Backpack ............................................2.00 ........1.75 .........1.50 ........1.25

25. Apron ............................................................................2.00 ........1.75 .........1.50 ........1.25

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DIVISION N-27

KNITTING & CROCHETING




when making entry. Exhibits must be in place no later than 7:00 pm Tuesday of the Fair.

Judging will be held Wednesday of the Fair at 1:00 pm. No exhibit may be removed before

6:00 pm Sunday of the Fair. All articles must be the work of the exhibitor, and must be made

within the last two years and should not show any signs of wear.

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........1.25

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Exhibitors may NOT enter more than one item in each category. Only articles which have

never been entered before will be accepted.

Considerations in judging knitting and crocheting:

1. Suitability to purpose and design.

2. Evenness and perfection of stitches.

3. Neatness of blocking.

4. Quality of seams and joinings.

CLASS 58 - KNITTING


1. Adult’s sweater .......................................................$2.50 ..... $2.25 ......$2.00 ..... $1.50

12. Dress, coat or suit ....................................................3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

13. Child’s sweater .........................................................2.00 ........1.75 .........1.50 ........1.25

14. Mittens or gloves ......................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

15. Slippers or socks ......................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

16. Afghan ..........................................................................3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

17. Baby afghan under 48” long ................................2.50 ........2.25 .........2.00 ........1.50

18. Cap & scarf set or mittens & scarf (any 2 items) ....2.00 ........1.75 .........1.50 ........1.25

19. Infant set (any 3 items) .................................................2.00 ........1.75 .........1.50 ........1.25

10. Poncho, cape or shawl ...........................................2.00 ........1.75 .........1.50 ........1.25

11. Pillow ............................................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

12. Toy .................................................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

13. Vest ...............................................................................2.00 ........1.75 .........1.50 ........1.25

14. Any other knitted item not listed ..........................1.50 ........1.25 .........1.00 ............75

15. Felted item ..................................................................1.50 ........1.25 .........1.00 ............75

16. Lace Knitted ...............................................................1.50 ........1.25 .........1.00 ............75

17. Accessory for Home ...............................................1.50 ........1.25 .........1.00 ............75

18. Any item made on knitting machine ...................1.50 ........1.25 .........1.00 ............75

19. Any other fiber item, knitted ..................................1.50 ........1.25 .........1.00 ............75

20. Item made on a loom ...............................................1.50 ........1.25 .........1.00 ............75

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CLASS 59 - CROCHETING


11. Child’s dress or coat ............................................$2.50 ..... $2.25 ......$2.00 ..... $1.50

12. Woman’s dress or coat ..........................................2.50 ........2.25 .........2.00 ........1.50

13. Adult sweater .............................................................2.50 ........2.25 .........2.00 ........1.50

14. Slippers or socks ......................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

15. Gloves or mittens .....................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

6. Baby afghan under 48" long ...................................2.25 ........2.00 .........1.75 ........1.50

7. Household accessories (no doilies) ...................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

18. Pillow cases, set of 2 ..............................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

19. Afghan, embroidered on over 48” long .............2.50 ........2.25 .........2.00 ........1.50

10. Afghan, non-embroidered over 48” long ..........2.00 ........1.75 .........1.50 ........1.00

11. Doily, over 14”, if mounted, no more than 2” border ..2.50 ........2.25 .........2.00 ........1.50

12. Doily, under 14”, if mounted, no more than 2” border 1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

13. Edging ..........................................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

14 Cap set with mittens or scarf (any 2 items) ...........1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25 ........1.00

15. Poncho, cape or shawl ...........................................2.50 ........2.25 .........2.00 ........1.50

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16. Infant set (any 3 items) .........................................1.75 ....... 1.50 .......1.25 ....... 1.00

17. Pillow ...................................................................1.75 ....... 1.50 .......1.25 ....... 1.00

18. Toy .......................................................................1.75 ....... 1.50 .......1.25 ....... 1.00

19. Vest .....................................................................1.75 ....... 1.50 .......1.25 ....... 1.00

20. Child’s sweater.................................................2.50 ....... 2.25 .......2.00 ....... 1.50

21. Doll, dressed in all crocheted clothing .......1.75 ....... 1.50 .......1.25 ....... 1.00

22. Any Christmas item .........................................1.75 ....... 1.50 .......1.25 ....... 1.00

23. Any Holiday item ..............................................1.75 ....... 1.50 .......1.25 ....... 1.00

24. Any other crocheted item not listed ............1.50 ....... 1.25 .......1.00 ...........75

25. Any other fiber item crocheted. ....................1.50 ....... 1.25 .......1.00 ...........75

ROSETTE - CROCHETING: BEST OF SHOW

DIVISION O-28

HOME FURNISHINGS

SUSIE DAVIDSON, Superintendent 920/296-6986

smdcrafting@gmail.com


when making entry. Exhibits must be in place no later than 7:00 pm Tuesday of the Fair. Judging

will be held Wednesday of the Fair at 9:00 am. No exhibit may be removed before 6:00 pm

on Sunday of the Fair.

All articles must be the work of the exhibitor. Exhibitors may NOT enter more than one item in

each category. Only articles which have never been entered before will be accepted. Provide

hangers for items to be hung, and tags must be attached by exhibitors.

Considerations in judging home furnishings:

1. Perfection and neatness of work.

2. Appropriateness of material.

3. Overall appearance.

CLASS 60 - EMBROIDERY - DONE BY MACHINE

PRIZES....................1st $1.75 ..........2nd $1.50 .........3rd $1.25 ........ 4th $1.00

1. Table cloth

2. 2 placemats

3. Pillow cases (set of 2)

4. Wall Hanging

5. Potholder

6. Dresser scarf/table runner

CLASS 61 - EMBROIDERY - DONE BY HAND

PRIZES....................1st $1.75 ..........2nd $1.50 .........3rd $1.25 ........ 4th $1.00

1. Table cloth

2. 2 placemats

3. Pillow cases (set of 2)

4. Wall Hanging

5. Potholder

6. Dresser scarf/table runner

7. Towel

8. Accessory for self

9. Accessory for home

10. Any embroidered garment

11. Any other embroidered home furnishing

rticle not mentioned.

7. Towel

8. Accessory for self

9. Accessory for home

10. Any embroidered garment

11. Any other embroidered home furnishing

rticle not mentioned.

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CLASS 62 - QUILTS (ONLY ONE ENTRY EACH)


1. Bed size quilt, pieced & hand quilted .....................$4.50 ..... $3.50 ......$2.50 ..... $1.50

2. Bed size quilt, pieced & hand-machine quilted .........3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

3. Bed size quilt, pieced & long armed quilted .............3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

4. Bed size quilt, pieced and tied ...................................3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

5. Bed size quilt, appliqued .............................................3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

6. Lap or throw sized quilt, pieced & hand quilted .......3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

7. Lap or throw sized quilt, pieced & hand-machine quilted ..3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

8. Lap or throw sized quilt, pieced & long arm quilted ..........3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

9. Lap or throw sized quilt, peiced & tied ......................3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

10. Lap or throw sized quilt, appliqued ............................3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

11. Baby quilt, quilted ........................................................3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

12. Baby quilt, tied ..............................................................3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

13. Scrap quilt, must be 20 different new fabrics ..........3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

14. Recycled quilt, must use used fabrics .....................3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

15. Photo memory quilt ........................................................3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

16. Rag quilting .......................................................................3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

17. Quilted wall hanging .......................................................3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

18. Any quilted garment ....................................................3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

19. Any quilted personal accessory .................................3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

20. Quilted table runner or table topper .........................3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

21. Any other quilted article ................................................3.00 ........2.50 .........2.00 ........1.50

CLASS 63 - RUGS (ONLY ONE ENTRY EACH)

PRIZES..................1st $4.50 ........ 2nd $3.50 .......3rd $2.50 ........ 4th $1.50

1. Braided, any material 4. Crocheted of any washable material

2. Latched - hook 5. Woven rugs

3. Hooked, any material 6. Any other

CLASS 64 - MISCELLANEOUS

You MUST provide your own hangers on items that must be hung.

(We are not responsible for inadequate hangers)


11. Stuffed animal ...............................................................$1.75 ......$1.50 .......$1.25 ......$1.00

12. Doll, with face ................................................................. 1.75 .........1.50 ..........1.25 .........1.00

13. Doll, without face ........................................................... 1.75 .........1.50 ..........1.25 .........1.00

14. Doll,, Rag .......................................................................... 1.75 .........1.50 ..........1.25 .........1.00

15. Needlepoint piece, yarn .............................................. 1.75 .........1.50 ..........1.25 .........1.00

16. Needlepoint piece, plastic canvas ........................... 1.75 .........1.50 ..........1.25 .........1.00

17. Creative stitchery, original design (no kits) ........... 1.75 .........1.50 ..........1.25 .........1.00

18. Wall hanging or picture (no kits) .............................. 1.75 .........1.50 ..........1.25 .........1.00

19. Any Home Furnishing item, not listed,

handmade, no picture................................................... 1.75 .........1.50 ..........1.25 .........1.00

10. Hardanger ........................................................................ 1.75 .........1.50 ..........1.25 .........1.00

11. Tatting item ...................................................................... 1.75 .........1.50 ..........1.25 .........1.00

12. Wall hanging, hooked ................................................. 1.75 .........1.50 ..........1.25 .........1.00

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13. Pillows – A. Pillow - Quilted or sewn ...................... 1.75 .........1.50 ..........1.25 .........1.00

B. Pillow - Embroidered ............................ 1.75 .........1.50 ..........1.25 .........1.00

C. Pillow - No sew ..................................... 1.75 .........1.50 ..........1.25 .........1.00

14. Decorated Bird House ................................................ 1.75 .........1.50 ..........1.25 .........1.00

15. Tree skirts ......................................................................... 1.75 .........1.50 ..........1.25 .........1.00

16. Counted cross-stitch (no kits), stitch .................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

21. to stitch larger than 100 sq. in.

17. Counted cross-stitch (no kits), stitch .................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

22. to stitch smaller than 100 sq. in.

18. Counted cross stitch, kit ........................................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

19. Table runner .................................................................................. 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

20. Set of 2 unusual potholders .................................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

21. Pair of guest towels,

original design decoration ......................................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

22. Stenciling, clothing ...................................................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

23. Stenciling, other ........................................................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

24. Door decoration - indoor ........................................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

25. Door decoration - outdoor ........................................................ 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

26. Four placemats ........................................................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

27. Other Holiday item, January-June ........................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

28. Other Holiday item, July-December ....................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

29. Artificial Floral table arrangement ........................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

30. Artificial Floral hung..................................................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

31. Wreaths

A. 18” and over, any kind ........................................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

B. Under 18”, any kind ................................................................ 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

32. Recycled item for use in the home ....................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

33. Unusual pin cushion ................................................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

34. Kitchen item decorated ............................................................. 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

35. Centerpiece, themed, name .................................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

36. No sew blanket ............................................................................ 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

37. Any wool item ............................................................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

38. Candlemaking............................................................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

39. Small furniture for outdoors ...................................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

40. Small furmiture item, indoors

(stool, chair, small table) ............................................................ 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

41. Paper crafting project (NO CARDS) .................................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

42. Pillow cases (Set of 2) Not Embroidered ........................... 1.75............ 1.50 ........... 1.25 ........... 1.00

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SENIOR CITIZENS DEPARTMENT

ROXANNE NELL, Superintendent 920/219-0810 roxannnell@gmail.com

Senior Citizens Division is limited to persons 62 years of age or over. Exhibitors in the senior

citizens division may not enter identical items or articles in both the Senior Citizens Division

and corresponding regular open class division. Entries close August 6th. Each exhibitor

must purchase an exhibitor’s ticket, price of $25.00 when making entry. Exhibits must be in

place no later than 7:00 pm Tuesday of the Fair. No exhibit may be removed before 6:00 pm,

on Sunday of the Fair. All articles must be the work of the exhibitor. Judging will be held

Wednesday of the Fair at 2:00 p.m. Exhibitors may NOT enter more than one item in each

category. Other rules and regulations set forth earlier in this book for the corresponding

regular open classes will also be in effect for the senior citizens division.

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DIVISION SR. J-18

CULTURAL ARTS

CLASS 65


1. Watercolor ............................................................. $5.50 ......$4.50 ..... $3.50 ......$2.50

2. Oil ...............................................................................5.50 ........ 4.50 ........3.50 ........ 2.50

3. Acrylics ......................................................................5.50 ........ 4.50 ........3.50 ........ 2.50

4. Ceramics ...................................................................3.00 ........ 2.50 ........1.50 ........ 1.00

5. Jewelry .......................................................................3.00 ........ 2.50 ........1.50 ........ 1.00

6. Collective hobby ......................................................3.00 ........ 2.50 ........1.50 ........ 1.00

DIVISION SR. 22

WOODWORKING

CLASS 66


1. An article for use out of doors ........................... $3.00 ......$2.50 ..... $2.00 ......$1.50

2. An article for use in the home ...............................3.00 ........ 2.50 ........2.00 ........ 1.50

3. A toy or homemade game .....................................3.00 ........ 2.50 ........2.00 ........ 1.50

4. An article of creative design from wood ............3.00 ........ 2.50 ........2.00 ........ 1.50

or wood and other material

5. Wood burning ..........................................................3.00 ........ 2.50 ........2.00 ........ 1.50

6. Bird house .................................................................3.00 ........ 2.50 ........2.00 ........ 1.50

7. Bird feeder ................................................................3.00 ........ 2.50 ........2.00 ........ 1.50

DIVISION SR. N-27


CLASS 67 - KNITTING


1. Simple sweater ..................................................... $2.25 ......$2.00 ..... $1.75 ......$1.50

2. Scarf, mittens or hat set (any 2 items) ...............2.00 ........ 1.75 ........1.50 ........ 1.00

3. Afghan ........................................................................3.00 ........ 2.50 ........2.00 ........ 1.50

4. Pillow ..........................................................................1.75 ........ 1.50 ........1.25 ........ 1.00

5. Any other knitted article .........................................1.50 ........ 1.25 ........1.00 ............75

CLASS 68 - CROCHETING

1. Sweater .................................................................. $2.50 ......$2.25 ..... $2.00 ......$1.50

2. Afghan ........................................................................2.50 ........ 2.25 ........2.00 ........ 1.50

3. Toys ............................................................................1.75 ........ 1.50 ........1.25 ........ 1.00

4. Pillow ..........................................................................1.75 ........ 1.50 ........1.25 ........ 1.00

5. Scarf, mittens or hat set (any 2 items) ...............2.00 ........ 1.75 ........1.50 ........ 1.00

6. Doilies ........................................................................1.75 ........ 1.50 ........1.25 ........ 1.00

7. Any other crocheted item ......................................1.50 ........ 1.25 ........1.00 ............75

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DIVISION SR. O-28

HOME FURNISHINGS

CLASS 69 - EMBROIDERY

PRIZES....................1st $1.75 ..........2nd $1.50 .........3rd $1.25 ........ 4th $1.00

1. Luncheon cloth, no napkins 4. 6 dish towels

2. Pillow cases for bed 5. Table cloth

3. Dresser scarf or table runner 6. Wall hanging

CLASS 70 - QUILTS & BEDSPREADS (ONLY ONE ENTRY EACH)


1. Pieced and hand quilted ..............................................$4.50 ......$3.50 .......$2.50 ......$1.50

2. Pieced and machine quilted ......................................... 3.00 .........2.50 ..........2.00 .........1.50

3. Appliqued and quilted .................................................... 3.00 .........2.50 ..........2.00 .........1.50

4. Pieced and tied ................................................................. 3.00 .........2.50 ..........2.00 .........1.50

5. Baby quilt, quilted ............................................................. 3.00 .........2.50 ..........2.00 .........1.50

6. Baby quilt, tied................................................................... 3.00 .........2.50 ..........2.00 .........1.50

7. Embroidered quilt ............................................................. 3.00 .........2.50 ..........2.00 .........1.50

8. Any other quilt ................................................................... 3.00 .........2.50 ..........2.00 .........1.50

9. Bedspread, hand or machine ....................................... 4.50 .........3.50 ..........2.50 .........1.50

CLASS 71 - RUGS (ONLY ONE ENTRY EACH)

PRIZES....................1st $1.75 ..........2nd $1.50 .........3rd $1.25 ........ 4th $1.00

1. Braided, any material 4. Crocheted of any washable material

2. Latched - hook 5. Woven rugs

3. Hooked, any material 6. Any other

CLASS 72 - MISCELLANEOUS


1. Stuffed animal .....................................................................$1.75 .... $1.50 .... $1.25 ...$1.00

2. Stuffed doll ..............................................................................1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

3. Needlepoint piece ................................................................1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

4. Crewel piece, crewel yarn only ........................................1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

5. Creative stitchery, (not sewing) original design ..........1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

6. Decorated kitchen item .......................................................1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

7. Wall hanging or picture (original design) ......................2.00 ....... 1.75 ....... 1.50 ......1.25

8. Pillow, quilted. ........................................................................1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

9. Cross-stitched item ..............................................................1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

10. Pillow, any other ....................................................................1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

11. Needlepoint on plastic (for home use) ..........................1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

12. Door Decoration ...................................................................1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

13. Any Christmas item ..............................................................1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

14. Any other holiday, named ..................................................1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

14. Any other holiday, named ..................................................1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

15. Bird Bath made out of recycled materials ....................1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

16. Bird Feeder made from recycled materials ..................1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

17. Lawn art ornaments made from metal, tin, or steel ....1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

18. Lawn art, not listed, made from wood ...........................1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

19. Any other lawn art not listed .............................................1.75 ....... 1.50 ....... 1.25 ......1.00

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14. Any costume ..............................................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25

15. Pants, overalls or jumpsuit .....................................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25

16. Any other item not listed above ...........................1.75 ........1.50 .........1.25

CLASS 57 - ADULT GARMENTS ETC.

PREMIUM NO.......................................................1ST ..........2ND....... 3RD

1. Woman’s or man’s suit ...........................................4.50 ........3.50.........2.50

12. Man’s shirt...................................................................1.75 ........1.50.........1.25

13. Active sports outfit, 3 piece ..................................4.50 ........3.50.........2.50

14. Work outfit, dress, 2 pc., name work .................4.50 ........3.50.........2.50

15. Dress, knit fabric .......................................................2.50 ........2.25.........2.00

16. Dress, for special occasion ...................................2.50 ........2.25.........2.00

17. Casual wear ...............................................................2.50 ........2.25.........2.00

18. Blouse ..........................................................................1.75 ........1.50.........1.25

9. Sleepwear ...................................................................2.00 ........1.75.........1.50

10. Accessories ................................................................1.75 ........1.50.........1.25

11. Skirt ...............................................................................1.75 ........1.50.........1.25

12. Shorts or Cullotte ....................................................1.75 ........1.50.........1.25

13. Coat or Jacket, Either Man’s or Woman’s ........4.50 ........3.50.........2.50

14. Slacks, either man’s or woman’s .........................2.00 ........1.75.........1.50

15. Vest ...............................................................................1.75 ........1.50.........1.25

16. T-shirt, Sweatshirt .....................................................1.75 ........1.50.........1.25

17. Robe, housecoat, duster ........................................2.00 ........1.75.........1.50

18. Jumper .........................................................................2.50 ........2.25.........2.00

19. Sweatshirt, purchased, appliquéd or quilted ..2.00 ........1.75.........1.50

20. Recycled item (include story) ...............................1.75 ........1.50.........1.25

21. Formal wear, any length .........................................2.50 ........2.25.........2.00

22. Any pieced and quilted garment .........................2.00 ........1.75.........1.50

23. Any other item not listed above ...........................2.00 ........1.75.........1.50

24. Purse, Tote, Backpack ............................................2.00 ........1.75.........1.50

25. Apron ............................................................................2.00 ........1.75.........1.50

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Entries close August 6th. Each exhibitor must purchase an exhibitor’s ticket, pric

when making entry. Exhibits must be in place no later than 7:00 pm Tuesda

Judging will be held Wednesday of the Fair at 1:00 pm. No exhibit may be rem

6:00 pm Sunday of the Fair. All articles must be the work of the exhibitor, and m

within the last two years and should not show any signs of wear.

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Visit the...

4-H Food

Stands

Check out the 4-H Exhibits

LOCATED IN THE COOP BUILDING:

4-H Cream Puff & Caramel Apple Slices Stand

4-H/Farm Bureau Food Stand

Stop by the 4-H Fish Pond, the 4-H Promotion Booth,

and the 4-H Silent Auction in the Youth Building

For information on 4-H call Extension Dodge County at

920.386.3790 or visit dodge.extension.wisc.edu

Like Extension Dodge County on FACEBOOK!

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Index of Advertisers

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B

C

D

A & P Enterprise Shows................................................................Color section

Air-Care .....................................................................................................................................34

American Bank ...................................................................................................................94

American Legion Beaver Dam ............................................................................58

Animix LLC ................................................................................... 15

Ashippun Lions Club ................................................................. 44

Ballweg Implement ................................................................................Inside Front

Beaver Dam Unified Schools .................................................... 33

Carew Heating & Air Conditioning .......................................... Back cover

Daily Citizen.............................................................................................................................14

Demo Derby .............................................................................................................................12

Dodge County 4H ............................................................................................................89

Dodge Concrete .................................................................................................................48

Dodge County Dairy Promotion ..........................................................................16

Dodge County Farm Bureau ..................................................................................48

Dodge County Pionier ...................................................................................................12

E Emerald Clovers HCE ................................................................. 10

Emergency Starting & Towing ..............................................................................16

Emmet Saddlery ........................................................................... 6

Ergo Bank .......................................................................................11

F Farmer’s & Merchants Union Bank ...............................................................40

Farmers Implement ....................................................................................................... 22

G Gehring Sales & Service, Inc. .............................................................................. 22

H Hartford Finishing ...................................................................... 35

Horicon Bank ........................................................................................................................28

Hupf’s Repair Center ....................................................................................................20

Hustisford State Bank .................................................................................................30

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Jayson Promotions ................................................................................Inside Back

Jones Auction Service................................................................................................20

K K&B Trees, Lawns & Landscaping ................................................................90

Koplin Excavating ....................................................................... 34

L Linck Aggregates, Inc. ............................................................... 38

M Magnum Media ........................................................................... 55

Marsh Haven............................................................................... 36

McCallum Feed & Supply .......................................................... 10

Michels ...........................................................................................11

Milwaukee Stockyards .............................................................. 87

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Index of Advertisers...

N National Exchange Bank ...........................................................46

Nick’s Kid’s Show ....................................................Color Section

P Pepsi America ............................................................................. 47

Pernat’s ........................................................................................50

Persha Equipment Sales, Inc..................................................... 51

Pleasure Valley Pig & Duck Races .......................................... 32

Print Haus ................................................................................... 51

PS Seasonings ........................................................................... 52

R Radio Plus ................................................................................... 24

Redeker Dairy Equipment, Inc. ................................................ 53

Rennhack Construction Co., Inc. ............................................. 38

Richards Insurance ....................................................................28

Rubert Chiropractic ................................................................... 44

Rural Mutual Insurance, Thomas Murphy .............................56

S Sam’s Well & Drilling .................................................................94

Sandra D’s .................................................................................... 91

Sanft Accounting and Tax LLC ................................................ 57

Spuncast .....................................................................................88

State Bank of Reeseville ........................................................... 54

Steel Craft ...................................................................................49

T Temkin & Co. ...............................................................................88

Tractor Supply Co. ..................................................................... 53

V Vanderloop Equipment .............................................................. 42

Verlo Mattress Factory ..............................................................96

W Waupun Equipment Co., Inc. ....................................................90

WBEV / Daily Dodge ................................................................. 13

Wegener Electric & Plumbing ..................................................89

Wild World of Animals ............................................Color Section

Wisconsin Women for Agriculture .......................Color Section

WTKM .......................................................................Color Section

X

Xtreme Art Carving/ Chainsaw Carving ..............Color Section

Have Fun

at the Fair

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Thank

You!

to all the exhibitors, advertisers,

sponsors, businesses and

volunteers who help make

our Dodge County Fair a

Great Success!

See you next year!

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WE’RE PROUD TO BE PART OF

THE DODGE COUNTY FAIR

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2021 Dodge County Fair!

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