Information for 4-H and Junior Fair Exhibitors regarding animal projects. Should you have further questions, please contact the Meigs County Junior Fair Coordinator, Amanda Fulk at amanda.meigsjrfair@gmail.com or any fair board director. The Meigs County Agricultural Society/Senior Fair Board meets monthly at the fairgrounds on the first Monday of each month.
Meigs County Fair website
Livestock Forms
- 2025 Livestock Rules
- 2025 Tag-in Animal Registration Website
- 2025 Turkey Order Form
- 2025 Duck Order Form
- 2025 Chicken Order Form
Breeder Information
Rabbits
Kenny Pierce (740) 669-0800
Tim Jackson (740) 843-5111-- He said to leave a message and he will return your call if he misses you!
Bill and Angel Brothers (740) 742-2776
Judy Dicken (740) 985-4112
Shara and David Tucker (740) 444-9013
Lori Barker (740) 222-4241
Bruce Beery (740) 804-5412
Market Goats
Kyle Hivnor (740) 651-7917 | Visit their Facebook - Calico Farms
Horse Forms
- 2025 Equine Registration Form
- Horse Lease
- Protective Headgear Policy FAQs
- Permission to Participate Horse Form
- Protective Headgear Rule18
Quality Assurance
Quality Assurance is about to begin! Time Slots are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Please head to go.osu.edu/meigsqa and register by the deadline of Wednesday, April 2nd.
Who is required to attend QA? If you are taking a MARKET LIVESTOCK PROJECT or a PRODUCTION ANIMAL (Egg-producing chickens, Dairy Cattle, and Dairy Goats) then you are required to attend. Horse QA is required for all horse exhibitors INCLUDING ROPING EXHIBITORS. Other market livestock exhibitors MAY come to Horse QA if the other QA times do not work for you. There is only one timeslot for Horse QA.
If you cannot attned any of the QA sessions, then you can do the online YQCA option. The link to YQCA is here: https://yqcaprogram.org/login/index.php
If you have any questions, you may contact the Extension Office at 740.992.6696 or email Mackenzie at lowe.468@osu.edu.
Skillathon
The Meigs County Fair Skillathon will take place Thursday, July 11 during Livestock Project Review.
Age divisions (age as of Jan. 1 of current year) for Skillathon: Junior 8-10 years, Intermediate 11-13 years, Senior 14+ years.
This study guide describes each station included in the specific species skillathon. Skillathons are for all 4-H youth, regardless of what project they are registered for.
Skillathons will be conducted in the following areas: Beef, Sheep, Swine, Poultry, Rabbits, Goats, Horses, and Dairy.
Online Feed Kit Study Guide: go.osu.edu/meigsfeed
2024 Study Guides
Poultry Information
Showmanship Tips for All Poultry
Part 1 Poultry Showmanship Questions
Part 2 Poultry Showmanship Questions
Ross Broiler Performance Objectives
Purina Broiler Feeding Program
2024 Poultry Showmanship Scorecard
2024 Suggested General Steps of Poultry Showmanship from the judge