Exhibitor Information

Exhibit Information

When Iowa 4-H members participate in events, including the local county fair, there are rules and protocols in place to ensure safety and integrity for all participants. Sometimes, our 4-H members and/or families fail to abide by the Iowa Exhibitor Youth Code of Ethics, the Iowa 4-H Code of Conduct for Youth/Families, and/or event rules, which may lead to disciplinary action.

To ensure consistency and fairness, Jefferson County Extension follows a written process to respond to and resolve 4-H issues and complaints in a manner that teaches good character, life skills, and positive youth development.

This is a draft of the fair book. While rule changes are finalized for animal and static exhibits and the clothing and communication events, edits will be made if/as any health requirements change, etc. All additions and edits will be communicated to families through 4-H Online broadcast emails and through Facebook, as they are posted on this website.

Animal Exhibit Information

Fair book and rule changes can be found above, under Exhibit Information.

Static Exhibit Information

Clover Kids

Youth Accommodation Request

Iowa State University Extension and Outreach strives to make its programs and events accessible to all Iowans who are otherwise eligible to participate in the activities. This applies to local and state events/programs. Reasonable accommodations are often possible for persons with disabilities who wish to participate, so long as the accommodations do not fundamentally alter the nature of the program, cause undue financial burden, or otherwise cause a direct threat to the health or safety of others. Special Accommodation Request Forms are available at the Jefferson County Extension Office. Forms should be submitted in a timely manner prior to the event/activity.