Market Livestock Committee Member Application:
Each year the Fair Board accepts applications for new Livestock Committee members. If you have an interest in serving on the Market Livestock Committee, please complete the application, and return it to the Fond du Lac County Agricultural Society, PO Box 1466, Fond du Lac, WI 54936-1466 by September 15.
MLP Committtee Member Application
Market Livestock Project Form:
In order to be eligible for next year’s sale, project members who sold a market animal at the Fond du Lac County Fair must turn in their Market Livestock Project Record Forms to the Extension Office by 4:30 pm, the Friday following Labor Day. Failure to complete the project record form will result in loss of sale privilege for next year’s market livestock sale.
Market Livestock Production Record Fillable PDF
Examples:
Beef Project Example Goat Project Example Sheep Project Example Swine Project Example
Educational Activity Forms:
Youth are encouraged to attend educational livestock meetings that fit their needs. If meetings are out of the county, or not sponsored by the Market Livestock Committee, youth must request pre-approval for meeting credit and complete the Out-of-County Market Livestock Educational Activity Form.
NEW! Out-of-County Educational Activity Google Form
Instructions – Out-of-County Educational Activity Google Form PDF
Educational Credit Form for out-of-county activities Fillable PDF
Ear Tag/Self Identification Form:
NEW! Animal Self Identification Google Form
Instructions – Animal Self Identification Google Form PDF
Scholarship Information:
Each year the Market Livestock Committee awards scholarships and grants to deserving, qualified youth.
Both applications are due April 15.
Market Livestock Project Scholarship Application Fillable PDF
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Market Livestock Project Scholarship Application Printable PDF
WLBA Show Camp Grant Application Fillable PDF
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WLBA Show Camp Grant Application Printable PDF
Cool – Country of Origin Labeling:
As of March 16, 2009, the United States Department of Agriculture’s rule on “Country of Origin Labeling” (COOL) took effect. This rule provides consumers with the knowledge as to where their food originated. The rule has been in place for fruits and vegetables and has been in effect for meat products since early spring. To comply with the new ruling, exhibitors must first maintain proof-of-purchase (i.e. bill of sale, receipt, etc.) or an affidavit/declaration indicating animals, which will later be shipped to market, are of US Origin. Country of Origin Labeling Affidavit/Declaration The Country of Origin Affidavit/Declaration must be completed and maintained by exhibitors for two years. This affidavit should be signed by the breeder/seller and indicates each animal(s) was born and raised in the United States. It is the EXHIBITOR’S RESPONSIBILITY to complete and maintain this affidavit /declaration for at least two years. This affidavit/declaration is an important record-keeping tool in case of a USDA audit with regards to the origin of the animals entering the food chain.
