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HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 If you have any questions, please ask. We are here to help you be successful. You can reach Natalie Munns, Home Arts Superintendent at (208)716-1428 or at nataliemunns5@gmail.com IT’S EASY TO ENTER THE FAIR! ENTRY INFORMATION: Carefully read the rules of the department PLEASE PAY ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING: and division you are entering, along with the 1. Insure that your name (exhibitor), General Rules included in this book. You will address (including zip code), and be held accountable to these rules. This Fair telephone number are legible and Book provides the entry date, deadlines, and complete. rules. 2. List the Division and Class number Each division of the fair has slightly different for each item. rules and regulations, so be aware of which 3. Deliver exhibits on the date rules apply to you and the division you will specified in the Division Rules. be participating in. Entries will not be Reminders will not be sent out. received after deadlines. Remember to keep on top of things and don’t When you arrive to deliver your entry, a procrastinate your project. Top prize winning separate entry form should be used for EACH projects take time and commitment. exhibitor and for EACH division. If one form Tell all of your friends that you are entering the is not enough, use an additional form. These fair. Encourage them to enter as well. This will forms may be photocopied, and are also make the fair a great place to hang out and be available at: www.madisonfairgrounds.com. with family and friends, celebrating the great ENTRANTS NEED NOT BE RESIDENTS OF community that we all live in. MADISON COUNTY. 2021 FAIR BOARD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Dallan Jeppesen- Chairman Todd Smith DeeDee Tucker Brent Mendenhall Codyann Jeppesen Doug Smith Chris Johnson Mike Mortensen Natalie Munns CITY MAYORS Evan Wise- Fairgrounds Manager Jerry Merrill- Rexburg Steven Adams- Sugar City 2
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 TABLE OF CONTENTS: SUPERINTENDENTS: Home Décor, Cake Kid’s Corner Page 2………………. Entry Information Decorating, Baking, Clarissa Draney Page 3………………. Superintendents Canning, Scrapbooking, & (208)313-4896 Page 4-8……………. General Rules Rubber Stamping, dallinandclarissa@gmail.com Page 9………………. Open Class Contests Sewing, Needlework, Page 10-11……….. Quilts, Afghans, Homespun, & Antiques Leather, Wood Working, Needlework, Sewing, Sharon Parker Metal, Recycle & Crafts, Woodworking, (208)243-0836 Redesign Scrapbooking, Ceramics Natalie Munns Jana Brewer (208)716-1428 Page 12…………….. Leather, Taxidermy, (208)206-9640 nataliemunns5@gmail.com Metal, Recycle jana@brewerfam.com Page 13-15………... Baked Foods, Cake Horticulture & (208)520-4894 Decorating, Canning, Kids Agriculture Corner Patty Poulsen Page 16-18………… Horticulture & Quilts (208)242-8901 Agriculture Mary Lou Warner pattypoulsen@gmail.com Page 19-20………… Photography & Fine Arts (208)520-4894 Poultry, Rabbits, Page 21-22………… Poultry & Rabbits 57mlwarner@gmail.com Pigeons, Water Fowl, & Family Flock Lacey Perrenoud (208)351-0589 perrenoud246@gmail.com NEED A VENUE FOR YOUR UPCOMING EVENT? WHY NOT HAVE IT AT THE FAIRGROUNDS? FOR MORE DETAILS CONTACT: EVAN WISE SHANNON LEWIS (208)356-3139 460 West 2nd North MADISONFAIRGROUNDS@GMAIL.COM Rexburg, ID 83440 WWW.MADISONFAIRGROUNDS.COM 3
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 MADISON COUNTY FAIR GENERAL RULES ENTRY CHECK-IN TIME: There are no early or late entries. NO EXCEPTIONS HOME ARTS ENTRIES OPEN CLASSES Please bring your entries to the fairgrounds at the following times and locations: Please bring your entries to the fairgrounds at the following times and locations: CHECK IN: Non-Perishables: August 16, 2021, from 5 PM to 7 PM. Perishable & Non- CHECK IN: August 17, 2021 Perishable: August 17, 2021 from 9 AM to 4 Poultry, Rabbit, Pigeons. Water Fowl, & PM. Family Flock: 12 PM to 6:30 PM LOCATION: Home Arts Building LOCATION: Indoor Arena ITEMS: Home Arts Horticulture Please note: Poultry and Rabbits in the open Photography class will follow the same rules as the 4-H/FFA Fine Arts Division. Questions should be directed to JUDGING: August 17, 2021 at 4 PM. At this Lacey Perrenoud (208)351-0589 or time all doors will be closed to the Home Arts perrenoud246@gmail.com Building and the judging will begin shortly afterwards. For questions, contact the division superintendents. 4
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 RULES AND REGULATIONS These rules are published as a public service by the Madison County Fair Board. All participants are responsible to obtain and become familiar with these rules. An entry implies that entrant read, knows, and understands these rules. 1. Entries in all departments, unless otherwise specified, are open to everyone. ENTRANTS DO NOT NEED TO BE RESIDENTS OF MADISON COUNTY. 2. The word “exhibit” refers to the animal or article. The word “exhibitor” refers to the entrant. 3. The Board of Directors and management reserve the right to accept entries after closing dates if sufficient reasons for the delay are given. They also reserve the right to alter classifications and premiums for any recognized breeds of livestock or other exhibits at their discretion. 4. The management reserves the right to reject any exhibit offered if it is objectionable, requires an excessive amount of space, or if the capacity of the department has been reached. 5. All exhibits must be in place as specified in the general rules of each department. No exhibits will be released before Monday, August 23, 2021 at 9 AM (See division rules.) 6. Articles sent by mail, freight, or express must be prepared. No exhibit will be accepted if carrier charges have not been paid. 7. Exhibitors having space assigned to them will not be permitted to change to another location without having obtained permission from the superintendent of the department under penalty of the forfeiture of premiums. 8. The Madison County Fair will not award a premium on any articles not specifically mentioned in the Premium List. Such articles may be accepted by the superintendent of the department of the exhibition. The Judges’ books shall be evidence of payment of premiums- ribbons and cards are not accepted. 9. No diseased/inferior stock or articles will be assigned space on the fairgrounds for exhibition purposes. 10. Exhibitors must in all cases be the bona fide owners of the articles or animals exhibited by them, except where otherwise specified. A transfer of ownership for the purposes of exhibiting will debar any animal or article and operate against the awarding of premiums offered by the Madison County Fair. 11. If found that a premium has been obtained by false evidence, misrepresentation, or a violation of the general rules or special rules governing the department, all premiums will be withheld. 5
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 12. COMPETITION- is defined as a contest of supremacy between two or more animals, projects, or articles owned by separate exhibitors. Two exhibits entered by the same person or household does not constitute a competition. No premium will be paid if competition does not exist. When a community interest in the ownership of animals or article is apparent in the judgement of the board, competition will be considered to not exist although the actual ownership might be separate. 13. CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION. If two or more exhibitors are not competing in any breed, exhibits must be of the quality to merit the awards given. Judges will give a lesser award if the exhibit is not of a high enough quality to merit the first award. 14. Exhibitors may make as many entries in each class as desired, except as specified in the special rules of each department. However, no exhibitor will be allowed more than two premiums in any one class. 15. No animal or article may compete in more than one class or more than one trophy, except as one pair, group, or championship or except as otherwise specified in the special rules of each department. 16. Exhibitors making entries and not exhibiting shall forfeit all entry fees and exhibitor’s tickets. 17. No director of this fair shall act as judge in any class, nor shall any exhibitor act as a judge in any given class. 18. The judges will be expected, if called upon, to give reasons for the decision, embracing the value and desirable qualities of the animals or articles to which the awards were made. 19. Prior to the judging, each superintendent will inspect all exhibits in his department to determine if they are entered in the class they should compete in. If the superintendent and exhibitor cannot reach an agreement as to the classification, it should be reported to the management. Classification will then be made by a committee appointed by the manager, whose decision shall be final. In cases where it is obvious entries are not correctly entered, the change may be made by the superintendent without reference to the exhibitor. 20. If there is any question during the judging as to the regularity of any entry or the right of an exhibitor to compete in any class, the judge shall report to the same immediately to the superintendent of the department for adjustment. 21. Awards will be made according to the merits of the exhibit. The judge may disqualify or award second or third premiums at his discretion. 22. Anyone attempting to influence the judges in their decision, in any manner, will forfeit all awards and will be excluded from all competition and exhibition. No one will be permitted in the Home Arts Building during the judging except the Awards Committee, the Officers of the Fair, and the necessary attendants. 23. All protests must be made in writing, setting forth grounds for protests. 6
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 24. Each exhibitor or concessionaire will be responsible for any consequential loss, or damage done to, occasioned by, or arising from any animal or articles exhibited by him. Those shall indemnify the Madison County Fair against all legal proceedings in regard thereto. The Madison County Fair will take reasonable precautions to insure the safety of exhibits and property of every description entered for competition, display, or any other purpose while anywhere on the grounds that shall be subject to control of the Madison County Fair. The owners themselves must take the risk of exhibiting them. The Madison County Fair will in no case be responsible for any loss, damage, or injury to any property, article, animal, or person while the same are on the fairgrounds or any other time or place or be liable for any payment for damage, loss, or injury. Presentation of articles or animals for exhibition and entrance upon said grounds shall be deemed acceptance of the rule. 25. The Madison County Fair will not be responsible for any loss or damage caused by or arising out of strikes, riots, lockouts, or acts of God. 26. Exhibitors of animals, machinery in motion, and other exhibits are liable to occasional accidents, injury, or damage to persons coming in contact there with. Every such exhibitor shall indemnify the Madison County Fair from and against all such claims and demands, costs, charges, and expenses which it may incur, suffer, or be put to, by reason of any exhibit not properly guarded therefrom. Presentation of entry blank or agreement or verbal or written concession shall be deemed acceptance of the rule. 27. Attendants at exhibits and concessions must be NEATLY ATTIRED and will be required to conduct themselves in a quiet and orderly manner. All pet animals must be on a leash. DOGS OR PET ANIMALS KEPT ABOUT EXHIBITS OR CONCESSIONS WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO RUN AT LARGE. 28. Sales of exhibits may be made for delivery at the close of fair, but no exhibit may be removed before the closing day of the fair or as directed by department superintendents. 29. Ample light is furnished in all buildings. If additional light or power is required, all wiring and power must be furnished by the consumer and wired under supervision of the fair electrician. Any cost for additional light and power will be paid for by the exhibitor. 30. No persons or exhibitors will be permitted to distribute printed or advertising matter or put signs on the grounds other than at the space allocated to exhibitors for that purpose. The use of gongs, bells, or other noise instruments for the purpose of attracting attention is prohibited on the fairgrounds. 31. Exhibits winning premiums in the 4-H Club Crop Projects or Future Farmers Crop Division shall not be eligible for entry in the open class. 32. Trucks and trailers cannot be parked in the vicinity of the livestock buildings but must be parked on the space designated by the General Livestock Superintendent. 33. No superintendent or assistant of any department will be authorized to employ help without the written authorization of the manager. 7
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 34. A signed order for all supplies must be obtained from the manager 35. No bills will be audited or paid during the fair except labor bills. All claims against the Madison County Fair must be presented within 10 days after the closing date of the fair. 36. Award Money: All premiums must be claimed within 30 days of the fair. Any premium not picked up at the fair closing will be available at the County Clerk’s Office for 30 days. After 30 days, all premium and prizes are considered forfeit and will be returned to the Madison County Fair Operations costs. 37. Any items not picked up from the Home Arts, Photography, Fine Arts, and Horticulture by September 13, 2021 will become property of the Madison County Fair and will be disposed of. 2021 Madison County Fairgrounds Sponsors Woody Smith Ford Bank of Commerce Little Green Shoots Snake River Overhead Door Upper Valley Vet Valley Agronomics Broulims Clair & Dee’s Tire Kettle Embroidery Mountain America Credit Union Dan’s Window Tinting Beehive Federal Credit Union Advanced Physical Therapy Harrison’s Ranch & Rodeo Supply Seasons Medical Spruce it Up Landscaping Security National Mortgage Super Cuts Propeat Fertilizer Madison Orthopedics Jerome Bowen Construction Ballard Insurance Group Cedar Stone Supply Rocky Mountain Power Titan Steel Idaho Central Credit Union Ririe Grain Idaho Traffic Safety Artesian Sprinklers Prismatic Branding Arby’s First America Title Rexburg Motorsports Johnson Auto Repair Americ Inn Bryce Munns Building, Inc Rudd & Company Independence Fence Madison Memorial Hospital John Pocock Trucking 8
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 OPEN CLASS CONTESTS ENTRIES: Non-Perishable entries may be brought to the Home Arts Building on Monday, August 16, 2021, from 5 PM to 7 PM. All other entries and perishables may be brought on Tuesday, August 17, 2021, from 9 AM to 4 PM. There is NO CHARGE for any entries in these divisions with the exception of professional photography. No late entries will be allowed. No one will be allowed in the Home Arts Building on Tuesday, August 17, 2021 after 4 PM due to judging of the exhibits. RELEASE OF ENTRIES: Articles will be released Monday, August 23, 2021, from 9 AM to 1 PM. No entries may be picked up before this time. Any entries removed from the grounds before this time forfeit any premium. Please refer to the General Rules, #36 and #37 regarding pick up and disposal of premiums and entries not picked up at the release of entries date and time listed above. Note: All entries will be judged with like entries in an open-class style and displayed that way. Articles entered in the fair in previous years are NOT eligible for entry again. Every article entered must be entirely the work of the exhibitor with the exception of quilting on quilts. ALL BLUE RIBBON entries are encouraged to exhibit articles at the Eastern Idaho State Fair. Please make sure all exhibit tags are made out in detail with full address, phone number, and email address. These will be available at the Home Arts Building during check in. If you are under 16 or over 65, as of January 1st of the current year, please include your age on the tags. Professionals are welcome to enter, if the tags are so marked. We feel there is more honor in winning against other professionals. NOTE: Professional implies that one regularly makes a portion of his/her personal income by sales of work and/or teaching. The Madison County Fair does not carry insurance for theft or damage to personal property while it is on the fairgrounds and therefore does not assume any liability for same. While the fair personnel will exercise all reasonable precautions, any property displayed is done so at the owner’s risk. NOTE: Personal property is generally covered by one’s homeowner’s policy. Any additional insurance coverage must be obtained by the exhibitor. The Home Arts Exhibits will be open for viewing August 18-21, 2021 from 9 am to 9 pm. 9
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 HOME ARTS DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENT: NATALIE MUNNS PHONE: (208)716-1428 EMAIL: NATALIEMUNNS5@GMAIL.COM Awards are given to each Home Arts division. All entries are judged and awarded blue, red, or white ribbons on quality. In addition, each division is given: (With the exception of Kids’ Corner) 1st Place: Trophy Champion Rosette and $25 award 2nd Place: Grand Champion Rosette and $15 award 3rd Place: Reserve Grand Champion and $10 award An overall People’s Choice Award of $25 will be given in the following divisions: Photography and Fine Arts Quilts All other divisions are combined as Home Arts DIVISION I – QUILTS List all people who assisted in construction of quilt, DIVISION III – NEEDLEWORK if other than exhibitor on a 3x5 card. Pictures must have a hanger attachment so they can be hung up. There will NOT be Class 1- Hand-quilted, pieced/applique supplies at the fair to mat, mount, or hang. Class 2- Tied quilts DO NOT use duct tape, masking tape, or Class 3- Wall hanging/ Table Runner scotch tape. Any entries with tape and string, Class 4- My first quilt duct tape, and twine will not be allowed to Class 5- Machine Quilted enter. Class 6- Baby pieced/applique or embroidered Class 7- Denim Quilts Class 1- Embroidery Class 8- Any other quilts Crewel Machine embroidery Printed cross stitch DIVISION II – AFGHANS Class 2- Counted cross stitch Class 1- Beginner Class 3- Plastic Canvas Crocheted granny square Class 4- Crocheting/Knitting Crocheted ripple stitch Clothing Other simple stitch afghans Doilies Class 2- Intermediate Potholders Mile a minute Tablecloths, place mats Other afghans Toy or novelty Class 3- Advanced Other crocheted/knit item Knitted Class 5- Needlepoint Detailed Pattern 10 Class 4- Other not fitting category lot
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 DIVISION IV - SEWING DIVISION VI- WOODWORKING Class 1- Clothing Class 1- Furniture Adult clothing Class2- Woodturning Children’s clothing Class 3- Laminated Other clothing Class 4- Toys Class 2- Home Décor Class 5- Refinished Drapes Class 6- Carving Pillows Class 7- Other Woodworking Slipcovers Other home décor DIVISION VII – SCRAPBOOKING RUBBER STAMPING DIVISION V – CRAFTS 1. Entries need to be in sheet protectors or Exhibitors are encouraged to enter any craft wrapped in clear plastic one side only. not listed by specific lot in the most nearly 2. There is a limit of 5 entries per person. related “other” lot. New lots will be created if there are sufficient entries of any specific craft. Class 1- Scrapbooking/ Page Layout Entries should reflect the expertise and skill of Birthday the exhibitor. Entries should not be from Christmas simple assembly only kits. Halloween School Days Class 1- Tole Painting Special Occasions/ Other Holidays Tole Painting on metal Summer/Winter Time Fun Tole Painting on wood Weddings, Dating, Courtship Other Tole Painting Other Scrapbook Pages Class 2- Dolls Class 2- Homemade scrapbook album Cloth Dolls Class 3- Rubber Stamping Porcelain Dolls Birthday Cards Wooden Dolls Christmas Cards Other Dolls Invitations Class 3- Miscellaneous Crafts Wedding Cards Holiday Crafts Other Jewelry Rocks Lapidary DIVISION VIII – CERAMICS Rugs: Crochet/Twined Class 1- Glazes Wall Décor Class 2- Porcelain Other worthwhile craft, including Class 3- Painted Ceramics homemade soap Class 4- Other Ceramics 11
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 LEATHER, WOODWORKING, METAL, RECYCLE & REDESIGN NATALIE MUNNS PHONE: (208)716-1428 EMAIL: NATALIEMUNNS5@GMAIL.COM DIVISION IX – LEATHERWORK DIVISION XIII – HOMESPUN Items must not have been previously worn or used. Class 1- Spun Fun Class 1- Carrying Case (Brief case, wallet, coin Afghan Purse, etc.) Animal Yarn Class 2- Equestrian Equipment Finished Accessory Article Class 3- Mountain Man Equipment Finished Article of Clothing Class 4- Wearing Apparel (Belts, Hats, etc.) Vegetable Yarn Class 5- Other leatherwork Woven Other Item DIVISION X – TAXIDERMY DIVISION XIV – ANTIQUES 1. Antiques must be at least 50 years DIVISION XI - METAL WORK old and will be judged according to age, condition, and original appearance and form. DIVISION XII – RECYCLE 2. Exhibits will be entered in the AND REDESIGN appropriate division. 3. Dishes should be washed and other 1. This is an individual event that recognizes articles cleaned. Jewelry and other small participants who apply recycling and redesign items must be mounted on 3”x3” skills. Participants select a used fashion, home, or cardboard. other post-consumer item to recycle into a new 4. No damaged or chipped articles will product. PARTICIPANTS WILL CREATE A BRAND be accepted. NO EXCEPTIONS. NEW PRODUCT, not simply embellish an old one. 5. Collections must have six or more 2. However, participants may use additional individual items of the same function, not measures if needed to redesign and creatively matching, and well displayed. embellish the new product. 3. The design should exhibit effective form and Books Household Items function. The product should exhibit high quality Collections Indian Artifacts workmanship and should be marketable. The design and product should reflect creativity, Clothing Pottery imagination, and innovation. Farming Tools Refinished Furniture Furniture Toys Glassware Other Items Guns & Ammunition 12
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 BAKING & CANNING KID’S CORNER SHARON PARKER: (208)243-0836 CLARISSA DRANEY JANA BREWER: (208)206-9640 (208)313-4896 JANA@BREWERFAM.COM DALLINANDCLARISSA@GMAIL.COM DIVISION XV – BAKED FOODS Class 4- Bread Please include your recipe and ingredients on a 1. The entire loaf must be presented for 3x5 card with baked goods. All items need to be judging. covered in plastic wrap. Gluten Free Bread 100% Whole Wheat Bread (Yeast) Class 1- Pies Part Whole Wheat The entire pie must be presented for judging. White Bread (Yeast) After judging, one piece may be displayed and 2. Four pieces/slices on a plate plus on the remainder removed, provided it is removed piece/slice in a bag for judges to sample. by noon on Thursday. Cheesecake Cinnamon Rolls Other Yeast Breads Cream Pies Dinner Rolls Quick Breads Fruit Pies Pecan or Nut Pie Class 5- Cookies & Donuts Class 2- Candies Four pieces on a plate plus one piece in a bag Four pieces on a plate plus one piece in a for judges to sample. bag for judges to sample. Bar Cookies Candy Fancy Cookies Dipped Chocolates Donuts (Cake) Homemade Suckers Donuts (Yeast) Class 3- Cakes Drop Cookies The entire cake must be presented for judging. Gluten Free After judging, one piece may be displayed and No Bake the remainder removed, provided it is removed Rolled Cookies by noon on Thursday. Angel Food/ Sponge Cake DIVISION XVI – CAKE Chiffon Cake Gluten Free Cake DECORATING Shortening Cake Decorated cakes are not tasted, so you Wedding Cake may use fake layers. These are judged on color, originality, and intricacy of design. Other Cake The entire cake must be presented for judging and must stay for the entire fair. Class 1- Novelty Class 2- Wedding Class 3- Shaped Pan 13
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 DIVISION XVII – CANNING Class 4- Dried Fruits Please include recipe and ingredients on a 3x5 Provide ½ cup of each dried fruit. card, with canning methods and time. It will be Apples Pears judged on safety, container, pack, & Apricots Prunes appearance. Cherries Other Peaches Class 1- Fruit Class 5- Dried Vegetables Apples Pears Provide ½ cup of each dried vegetable. Applesauce Peaches Carrots Peas Apricots Plums Corn Onions Berries Raspberries Herbs Other Cherries (Pie) Apple Pie Filling Parsley Cherries (Sweet) Cherry Pie Filling Gooseberry Other Pie Filling Class 6- Specialties Entries must be in jars. Fruit Leather Class 2- Vegetables Meat Jerky Asparagus Potatoes Class 7- Jellies Beans (Other) Paraffin seals are not recommended Squash Beets (Sliced) by the USDA. Tomatoes (Juice) Beets (Whole) Tomatoes (Stewed) Apple Jalapeno Pepper Carrots Tomatoes (Whole) Apricot Mint Corn Zucchini Berry Peach Green Beans Other Vegetables Blackberry Plum Peas Cherry Raspberry Class 3- Canned Specialties Choke Cherry Strawberry Currant Other Beans (Fancy Pack) Grape Carrots (Fancy Pack) Chili Beans Class 8- Jams Choke Cherry Syrup No freezer jams will be accepted. Dilled String Beans Apple Pear Dilled Vegetables Apple Butter Plum Fruit Cocktail Berry Raspberry Huckleberry Syrup Cherry Rhubarb Juice Choke Cherry Strawberry Mixed Vegetables Huckleberry Other Nectar Peach Spaghetti Sauce Tomato Salsa Other Salsa Other Canned Specialties 14
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 Class 9- Preserves DIVISION XVIII – KIDS-CORNER Preserves are fruit which the tissues of the 1. This division is for anyone under the age fruit have absorbed heavy syrup until they are of 16, as of January 1st of the current filled with syrup instead of water and are year. All entries are judged and awarded whole or large pieces. blue, red, or white ribbons on quality. Cherry Tomato Peach Watermelon 1st Place: Rosette Ribbon and $10 award Pear Other 2nd Place: Rosette Ribbon and $7 award Strawberry 3rd Place: Rosette Ribbon and $5 award All other entries will receive: Class 10- Marmalades $1 each with a limit of $5 Marmalades are usually made from fruits which have some jelly making properties. 2. No more than 3 entries per person per Sliced oranges or lemons may be added. Class will be allowed. 3. All artwork and photographs must be Apricot Peach mounted on a hard backing such as; Cherry Other foam core board, mat board, or poster Orange board. There will not be mounting supplies at the fair to mat, mount, or Class 11- Conserves hang with other techniques. Conserves differ from marmalades in that Class 1- Crafts several fruits may be combined and Class 2- Needlework nuts may be added. Class 3- Quilts and Afghans Apple Peach Class 4- Sewing Apricot Rhubarb Class 5- Lego Creations (No kits) Grape Other Class 6- Duct Tape Creations Class 7- Models Class 12- Pickles, Relishes, and Sauces Class 8- Photo Beets Mixed Vegetables Class 9- Artwork- Drawing, Painting Chili Sauce Mustard Relish Class 10- Foods Corn Pickles (Sliced) Class 11- Cake Decorating Cucumber Pickles (Whole) Class 12- Canning Dill Tomato Class 13- Ceramics Fruit Watermelon Class 14- Woodworking Ketchup Zucchini Lime Class 13- Freeze Dried 15
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 HORTICULTURE & AGRICULTURE PATTY POULSEN PHONE: (208)242-8907 EMAIL: PATTYPOULSEN@GMAIL.COM 1. Exhibits must be grown by the person whose name is listed. 2. Only one exhibit per crop variety is allowed for each exhibitor. 3. Each entry shall be accompanied by an exhibit tag with the name of the exhibitor, class number, and variety name. 4. Entries can be brought to the Home Arts Building on August 17, 2021, from 9 am to 4 pm. 5. No exhibit may be removed until August 23, 2021, at 9 am, before that, the premium will be forfeited. 6. Premiums will be given as follows: blue ribbon for all exhibits meeting the class variety requirements; red ribbon for exhibits lacking 1 requirement; white ribbon for entries lacking 2 or more requirements. No ribbon will be awarded for exhibits that are not properly tagged. 7. Cash award of $25 will be given to the “Adult People’s Choice” exhibit. 8. Each Adult Division is awarded the following: 1st Place: Trophy Champion Rosette and $25 award 2nd Place: Grand Champion Rosette and $15 award 3rd Place: Reserve Grand Champion Rosette and $10 award 16
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 DIVISION I – AGRICULTURE Leeks- 4 with root on Lettuce- 2 heads or bunches, cut close to Class 1- Field Crops bottom Seed Varieties- any variety consisting of 1 quart Onions- 4 with roots on and normal cleaning. Judging criteria: Parsnips- 4 with top on uniformity, freedom of infestation, and required Potatoes- 4 each amount. Radish- 4 with leaves and tail on Alfalfa Grass Rhubarb- 4 stalks with blade removed Barley Oats Spinach- 4 petioles with blades Beans Peas Turnips- 4 with 1” top and tails on Clover Wheat Other vegetables not listed- contact the Corn superintendent. Class 2- Sheaf Varieties Garden and Orchard Fruits Any variety and sheaf bundle 2” in diameter through the stocks. Judging criteria: uniformity, Apples- 4 with stems on symmetry of sheaf, and quality of plants. Apricots- 4 with stems on Beans- 8 pods with stems on Alfalfa Grass Berries- 8 with stems on Barley Oats Cherries- 8 with stems on Clover Wheat Corn- cobs: remove husks and silks Leave tip and 1” stem DIVISION II – HORTICULTURE Cucumbers- 4 with stems on Class 1- Garden and Orchard Eggplant- 2 with stems on 1. Judging criteria: uniformity, free from Grapes- 2 clusters defect, size, cleanliness (typical of produce Melons- 1 with stem on (with the in a modern grocery store), and number or exception of cantaloupe- cut amount as indicated per variety. from end to end and cover in 2. All items are to be on a Styrofoam plate. clear plastic wrap) Garden Root, Stem, and Leaf Crops Peas- 8 pods with stem Peppers- 4 with stems Asparagus- 4 stalks, top 6” Plums/Prunes- 8 with stems Beets- 4 with 1” top and tail Pumpkins- 1 with stem Broccoli- 1 head with 2”-4” stem Squash- 1 winter or summer with stem Brussel Sprouts- 4 each Tomatoes- 4 with stem Cabbage- 1 head, cut close to bottom Carrots- 4 with 1” top and tail Cauliflower- 1 head, cut close to bloom Celery- 2 stalks with root on Chard- 4 petioles with blades Jerusalem Artichokes- 4 each Kale- 3 leaves with stem 17
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 Class 2- Flowers DIVISION III – YOUTH 1. Three items only on individual species or one only per stem species. 2. Judging will be on quality of flower, size 1. Youth growers 16 years of age or of bloom, and length of stem. younger as of January 1st of the current 3. Individual arrangements for all types of year. cut flowers. Tables will be furnished by 2. All youth entries must meet the same the Fair. Other items must be furnished requirements as the regular entries in the by exhibitor. Agriculture and Horticulture Divisions. 1st Place: Trophy Champion Rosette and $25 award Class 1- Garden and Orchard 2 Place: Grand Champion Rosette nd Class 2- Flowers and $15 award 3 Place: Reserve Grand Champion rd Prizes and Ribbons per class Rosette and $10 award 1st Place: Blue Rosette and $10 award 2 Place: Red Rosette and $7 award nd Categories 3rd Place: White Rosette and $5 All other entries will receive: $1 each with a limit of $5 Bells of Ireland Begonia Floribunda or Cluster Rose DIVISION IV – FARM RAISED Gladiola CHICKEN EGGS Marigold (Petite) Marigold (Large) 1. ½ dozen clean eggs marked with Painted Daisy breed of chicken. Pansies Petunia (Double) Petunia (Single) STOP BY THE Phlox Perennial HOME ARTS Shasta Daisy BUILDING Snapdragons Tea Rose AND ENTER Terrariums OUR “NAME Zinnias (Dwarf) THE FAIR” Zinnias (Large) CONTEST FOR Potted Plants (Blooming) 2022. Household Plants Succulents (Cactus) THE WINNER Sunflowers WILL RECEIVE Other- Not more than 3 of 1 flower $50!!! 18
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 PHOTOGRAPHY AND FINE ARTS Showcase your talents by putting them on display at the Madison County Fair! There are multiple divisions for each skill level, both in Fine Arts and Photography. For those wishing to enter this year’s Photography and Fine Arts exhibit, please note the following rules: 1. Photos and Fine Arts will be accepted in the Home Art Building on August 16, 2021 from 5 PM to 7 PM and on August 17, 2021, from 9 AM to 4 PM. Entries not submitted between these hours will still be available for display, but will not be judged. 2. Premiums will be awarded at the time of pick up. 3. All entries can be picked up on Monday, August 23, 2021, from 9 AM to 1:00 PM. Any items that are removed early with forfeit any premiums and ribbons received. 4. All artwork and photographs must be ready to be hung in the exhibit. There will not be supplies at the fair to mat, mount, or hang. Entries in frame, (other than Professional Class) tape, strings, duct tape, or poster board will not be eligible. Please use one large strip of Velcro adhesive (with both sides attached), along the top of your piece within 1” of the edge of the piece. See Diagram below: Heavy Duty Velcro Strip Name Back of Image 5. No names, watermarks, or logos shall be visible on the piece or it will be disqualified. 6. All art and photography must be exhibitor’s own original work. Winners may not enter the same piece from the previous year. 7. Artwork from photography may not enter in all classes, or disqualification will occur. 8. All entry fees must be made at time of submission if applicable. Professionals have a $25 fee with a limit of 3 prints. Advanced and Amateur have no fee with a limit of 5 prints. 9. The children’s classes in both divisions has been moved to Kids Corner, Division XVI of the Home Arts Department. This will be more in line with peer groups and competition levels. 10. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the superintendent. 19
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 1. CLASS AWARDS DIVISION I – PHOTOGRAPHY 1st Place: Blue Rosette and $10 award 2nd Place: Red Rosette and $7 award Class 1- Professional 1. A Professional is anyone who is currently 3 Place: White Rosette and $5 award rd charging or has charged fees for providing photography services of any kind, has photos in DIVISION AWARDS a gallery for sale, and/or teaches photography 1 Place: Trophy Champion Rosette and $25 award st for fees. If you meet any of the qualifications for 2nd Place: Grand Champion Rosette and $15 award a Professional and knowingly enter photos into 3rd Place: Reserve Grand Champion and $10 award the Advanced or Amateur classes, you will be disqualified and all premiums and ribbons will be DIVISION II – FINE ARTS revoked. If after two years of NOT charging fees 1. The “Fine Arts Division” will include for providing photography services of any kind, sculptured, pottery, carving, along with has NOT had any photos in a gallery for sale, traditional paintings or drawings. Digitally and/or has NOT taught photography for fees, you created images- an image created on a can move back to the Advanced class. computer and as are determined by the 2. There will only be one winner in the Professional officials are strongly encouraged to enter. class. There must be competition for the premium 2. Entrants are not limited to one class. to be awarded. Competition exists when a However, exhibitors are limited to a maximum minimum of 2 or more entries exists. of five entries. 3. Age in each class is as of January 1st of the Grand Champion Winner $50 award current year. 1st Place: Trophy Champion Rosette and 3. All entries in this class must be framed and no $25 award larger than 16x24. Metal mounts will be accepted 2 Place: Grand Champion Rosette and nd for this class only. $15 award 4. All professional entries will be permitted to 3 Place: Reserve Grand Champion and rd display their business cards on August 18, 2021, $10 award the day after judging. Class 1- Junior Youth (13-16) Class 2- Senior Youth (17-20) Class 2- Advanced Adult 1. An Advanced Photographer is an experienced Class 3- Amateur Adult (21+) member of a camera club, photographer with Class 4- Professional Adult formal photography education, or an Class 5- Digitally Created Images (Any entry experienced photographer who does not sell created on a computer beyond basic their photography. Photoshop editing and color balancing as 2. All entries in this class must be 11x14 and determined by the judges.) mounted on a hardback material such as foam Class 6- 3-D Art, Jr. Division (13-16) core board. Class 7- 3-D Art, Sr. Division (17+) Class 3- Amateur Note: 3D Art is anything not considered a 1. An Amateur Photographer is new to traditional painting or drawing. photography, has little experience in photography, and little knowledge or photography training. 2. All entries in this class shall be no larger than 20 8x10 mat boards up to 11x14
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 POULTRY, RABBITS, PIGEONS, WATER FOWL, & FAMILY FLOCK LACEY PERRENOUD PHONE: (208)351-0589 EMAIL: PERRENOUD246@GMAIL.COM 1. Check-in is on Tuesday, August 17, 2021 from 12 PM – 6:30 PM at the Fairgrounds. 2. Please dust poultry for lice and mites 1 week before showing. 3. Exhibitors must complete a cage tag for each animal and an entry form. These will be available at check in. 4. All animals must be health checked prior to caging. 5. Transport cages should be taken home until pick up. 6. Exhibitors are responsible for their own food for their animal. They must feed and water their animal twice daily until picked up. 7. Only exhibitors are allowed behind the cages (outside of judging.) 8. Exhibitors need to place signs on cages prohibiting the sale of the animals. 9. All animals must be in assigned cages with food and water prior to 6:30 PM on Tuesday, August 12, 2021 for the judging that will take place at 7 PM. 10. All animals (including 4-H) will be judged for QUALITY in open class. 11. Only judges and award committee will be allowed behind cages during judging. 12. Awards will be on cages by 8 AM on Wednesday, August 13, 2021. 13. Pick up will be on Saturday, August 21, 2021 from 2 PM to 4 PM. Picking up animals any earlier will result in forfeit of premiums. Premiums will be handed out when animals are picked up and cages cleaned. 14. All exhibitors bringing in Water Fowl or Family Flock, need to notify the superintendent 1 week before the fair so cages can be arranged. 15. COMPETITION- is defined as a contest of supremacy between two or more animals, projects, or articles owned by separate exhibitors. Two exhibits entered by the same person or household does not constitute a competition. No premium will be paid if competition does not exist. Each animal will be awarded a flat ribbon: Blue- Great Quality Red- Good Quality White- Poor Quality Each Class will be awarded: 1st Place- Blue Rosette 2nd Place- Red Rosette 3rd Place- White Rosette Each Division will be awarded: 1 Place- Trophy Champion Rosette and $25 st 2nd Place- Grand Champion Rosette and $15 3rd Place- Reserve Grand Champion and $10 All other entries will receive $1 each with a limit of $5 21
HOME ARTS RULE BOOK- MADISON COUNTY FAIR 2021 DIVISION I – POULTRY DIVISON IV- PIGEONS Class 1- Bantam Hen Class 2- Bantam Pullet Class 3- Bantam Rooster DIVISION V- WATER FOWL Class 4- Bantam Cockerel Class 1- Duck Class 2- Goose DIVISION II - POULTRY Class 5- Hen DIVISION VI- FAMILY FLOCK Class 6- Pullet Class 1- Turkey Class 7- Rooster Class 2- Game Birds Class 8- Cockerel Class 9- Pigeon DIVISION III – RABBITS All rabbits under 12 weeks old are not permitted. Class 1- Junior Doe (Under 1 year) Class 2- Senior Doe Class 3- Junior Buck (Under 1 year) Class 4- Senior Buck 22
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