4-H Market Poultry

4-H members with the desire to participate in the 4-H market poultry project must declare their intent to do so each year. In Ottawa County, 4-H market poultry classes are only offered at the Berlin Fair. Rules for the Ottawa County 4-H market poultry project can be found in the Berlin Fair premium book.

 

This is a picture of the Berlin 4-H Market Poultry Declaration.

Berlin Fair 4-H Market Poultry Declaration

February 11, 2020

4-H members must declare their 4-H market poultry project to the Berlin Fair 4-H Livestock Committee in order to participate in the project at the fair.

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This is an image of the Berlin 4-H Market Poultry Order Form.

Berlin 4-H Market Poultry Order Form

February 11, 2020

The Berlin 4-H Market Poultry Order Form and the Berlin 4-H Market Poultry Declaration must be submitted by the deadline in order to participate in the 4-H Market Poultry program at the Berlin Fair.

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4-H Poultry Production & Management

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