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considered. Judges will use weight per day of age as their measure of performance
(except commercial heifer).
11. Classes in each breed will be determined after all entries are in and based on total
number shown.
12. The youngest class will be shown first with heifers put in order of age as the class
starts—with the youngest animal first.
13. Entries will be placed numerically as well as in ribbon groups.
14. A Supreme Breeding Heifer Champion and Reserve Champion will be selected from
the champion of each breed shown in the Breeding Heifer Show and the Commercial
Breeding Champion.
Class 5100 – Beef Breeding Heifers
Order of Show
Breeding Heifers:
Angus
Charolais
Chianina
Gelbvieh
Herefords
Limousin
Maine-Anjou (high percentage)
Maine-Anjou (low percentage)
Salers
Appendix Shorthorn
Shorthorn Simmental (high percentage)
Simmental (low percentage)
Commercial
Supreme Champion and Reserve Champion Breeding Heifer
Market Heifers
Champion and Reserve Champion Market Heifers
Division 1- Market Steers
Division 1- Champion and Reserve Champion Market Steers
Division 2- Market Steers
Division 2 - Champion and Reserve Champion Market Steers
Division 3 - Market Steers
Division 3 - Champion and Reserve Champion Market Steers
Beef of Merit Individuals
Champion and Reserve Champion Beef of Merit
Parade of Top Ten Rate-of-Gain Calves
Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Market Beef
Senior Showmanship
Intermediate Showmanship
Junior Showmanship
Club Group of Five Market Beef
4-H/FFA Feeder Calf (55)
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Refer to general rules.
Feeder calves must be born in current year. 4-H’ers/FFA members must list animal’s
birth date and ear tag number entered in 4-H Online by 11:59 p.m. on May 15.
4-H’ers who plan to exhibit feeder calves at County Fair, Ak-Sar-Ben or Clay County
Fair must have an official Iowa ear tag in the calf’s ear. Those tags can be purchased at
the Woodbury County Extension office. Animals nominated for Ak-Sar-Ben will need
a DNA sample. Those samples and fees are due to the Woodbury County Extension
office by June 1 (the calf must have already been identified in 4-H Online on May 15).
The dam of the feeder calf must be owned by the 4H’er/FFA member or a member of
his/her own family.
A maximum of three feeder calves can be shown.
Feeder calves will be weighed and entered from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon, Saturday of