2005 State Fair Dairy Themes Announced

Calling all youth exhibitors! Halter up Bessie and get ready to show Wisconsin your "herd" work. The themes for the 2005 Wisconsin State Fair junior dairy show have been selected. Ted Halbach, University of Wisconsin-Madison extension dairy youth specialist, has announced the themes: “How the Dairy Industry Impacts Wisconsin” and “4-H … Building Tomorrow's Dairy Leaders Today.” Halbach said the two themes were selected from among nearly 25 submitted by individuals and 4-H clubs

Exhibitors ages 12 to 19 will use these themes as the focus of programs that will promote Wisconsin’s agriculture and dairy products, county 4-H chapters, and quality livestock.

"Healthy competition at the state and national level always fuels the youth to do their best work, as well as instilling lifelong lessons of responsibility, animal care, husbandry, teamwork, and in public communication," said Halbach. The youth also compete in showmanship, production awards, herdsmanship, and educational displays.

Last year 725 young people from 48 counties exhibited 968 head of dairy cattle. Families, exhibitors, and community members are invited to see the work of our state’s dairy youth Aug. 4 through Aug. 7 at West Allis.

Click on the links below to see stalling maps and a quota list for this year's Junior State Fair!

2005 County Quota Summary
Stalling Map for the Lower Dairy Barn
Stalling Map for the First Upper Dairy Barn
Stalling Map for the Second Upper Dairy Barn