WHY EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR

There are several reasons for Cortland County Youth to exhibit at the Cortland Junior Fair!
To show the people what good work they do. They work hard at accomplishing an "Excellent", "Good", "Worthy", or "Cloverbud" award for each project that they display.

The comments from qualified judges are important, and the youth may learn the proper procedures, or easier techniques in preparing their exhibits. Judging helps the exhibitor see what they may need to do to improve their work and see in what areas they excel.

To teach "Good Sportsmanship".

To help educate the fairgoers about how enjoyable it was to accomplish their goal, recieve a beautiful ribbon, and show that they had a great time at the fair!

The Youth Building will display exhibits that were made, constructed or grown by any youth ages 5 to 19, of Cortland County. Items offered for display and evaluation would be examples of the youth's very best work that was completed during the past year.
Clothing, crafts, creative writing, posters, childcare development, vegetables, flowers and plants, food and baking, computer programming and more!

Cortland Junior Fair also has animal shows for dairy cows, dairy goats, pigs, meat goats, sheep, beef, horses, poultry, turkeys, rabbits and cavy along with beautiful horticulture plants and windowboxes.

Along with youth exhibiting the fairboard creates upcoming entertainment weeklong, such as FairQueen contest, Talent Showcase, zucchini car race, pig races, motorcycle and car shows and agriculture awareness each day at the Ag. Tent. On saturday evening Ten Man Push Band will be entertaining from 8-10 p.m. and Fireworks!

Come to the fair starting July 6th thru July 10th.

2010 CORTLAND JUNIOR FAIR

JUST A REMINDER FOR CORTLAND COUNTY MEMBERS AND YOUTH!
ALL ANIMAL PRE-REGISTRATION MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE 4-H OFFICE BY JUNE 21, 2010 FOR FAIR.

ALL ANIMALS MUST BE OWNED BY JUNE 1, 2010