Here are the $ amounts you could earn by entering the CVE:
Per 4-H'er
- $32 to $48 - poultry show
- $4 - $8 - judging jamboree
- $22 - $84 - hall exhibits
Realistically 4-H'ers have earned between $30 and $75, but some have earned $150+!
For the Club
- $10 - $20 - Scrapbook
- $10 - $30 - Livestock Displays (sheep? & poultry)
- $5 - $15 - Table top
The highest amounts are for excellent quality work in all areas of exhibition.
What would we like to do a club table top about? Everything HH does? A particular project we all did? (Woodworking and sheep/poultry) Comment below and we'll decide at the July 1 meeting.
New this year, you may bring up to 5 poultry to show in the conformation class, and you may enter more than one poster, photo, and tabletop.

Liam - one of your poultry goals was to learn about feather anatomy. Would you consider doing a poster, or PowerPoint even about it for the CVE?
ReplyDeletePossibly, it sounds interesting. If I do a table top I'll probably do that
DeleteReminder, Table Tops must have physical stuff on the table. What would you put on the table for feather anatomy? You certainly could do it, I just want to make sure you are thinking about the physical things on the table. Some people forget about that and then it's just a too big poster!
DeleteIs it a costume class or contest?
ReplyDeleteIt is judged, you dress up your critter. Not sure what you are asking?
DeleteAlso what are hall exhibits?
ReplyDeletePosters, table tops, photographs, tech exhibits
DeleteOk cool!
ReplyDeleteSo, I registered the club for a table top for the CVE. What do you want the topic to be?
ReplyDeleteSomething about our livestock friends? Enrichments for our friends would have nice table top items. Just a thought.
Please reply, and we'll work on it the next two meetings.
I'm not gonna do a personal table top, but the clubs I think should be about lifestock.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Liam. Any thoughts on the livestock topic? Reminder, items on the table...
DeleteCongratulations to Nora's best is show Table Top!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Liam for 3 blues in Poultry!
ReplyDelete