The Linn County Fair

For rules and information about the Fair Queen contest,
please visit our page dedicated to the event

Animal ID Forms	General Information
Iowa 4-H Market Animal Verification Program Member Waiver and Hold Harmless Agreement	4-H 2010 Fair Book
Iowa 4-H Youth Development Dog Identification Report	How Can You join the 4-H?
Horse and Pony Identification Form	MEMBER 4-H Enrollment Form
IOWA 4-H SHEEP VERIFICATION FORM	4-H Crossword and Word Search
Breeding Beef Identification Report	A Guide For 4-H Families in Linn County
Dairy and Dairy Goat Identification Report	LINN COUNTY 4-H K-2 CLOVER KIDS ENROLLMENT FORM
SMALL ANIMAL LIVESTOCK ID - CAT / PET	3rd Grade 4-H Enrollment Form
SMALL ANIMAL LIVESTOCK – POULTRY ID	Get More Information About 4-H
SMALL ANIMAL LIVESTOCK ID – RABBIT / CAVIES	LOW COST 4-H PROJECT IDEAS
	4-H Pick -a- Project

Sights & Sounds...
A day at the 2009 Linn County Fair

Special Interest 4-H Clubs

4-H has grown into a community of 6 million young people across America learning leadership, citizenship and life skills. 4-H can be found in every county in every state, as well as the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and over 80 countries around the world. The 4-H community also includes 3,500 staff, 518,000 volunteers and 60 million alumni. 4-H'ers participate in fun, hands-on learning activities, supported by the latest research of land-grant universities, that are focused on three areas called
Mission Mandates
•Science, Engineering and Technology
•Healthy Living
•Citizenship
The 106 land-grant universities across the country deliver research driven programs through Extension agents in each of the more than 3,000 counties. The 4-H leadership builds on the strength of our state and local professionals in partnership with the National 4-H Headquarters.

FFA is an organization for young men and women who are interested in the industry of agriculture. The FFA started in 1928 in Kansas City, Missouri as organization for young men and was originally called the Future Farmers of America. In the early seventies, the constitution was changed to allow for young women to become members of the organization. Then in the early eighties the Future Farmers of America changed their name to FFA. This was done because the industry of agriculture encompasses much more than farming.

High school agricultural programs are structured to involve three different areas: Classroom, Supervised Agricultural Experience, and FFA. FFA members exhibit their Supervised Agricultural Experience projects at the Linn County Fair. SAE programs are designed to give members practical experience and to learn by doing. Exhibiting these projects at the fair allows FFA members to evaluate their progress and to show the citizens of Linn County what they have accomplished.

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The Linn County Fair
Asks For Your Support

The Linn County Fair is a strong asset to the county
and community. Here is your opportunity to give back to the community while showcasing both your business name
and giving strong support
to the local community
and it’s activities.

Partnership Pledge Form

For more information,
please contact:

Angie Kisling
Partnership Manager
319-558-9676