RECOGNITION & AWARDS FOR THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY
4-H YOUTH PROGRAM

COUNTY WINNER RECOGNITION & AWARDS .............................................. 6 
Record Book Program ..................................................................................... 6 
Club Officer Awards ......................................................................................... 6 
Club Awards for County Winner Status ....................................................... 6
Del Mar Fair ........................................................................................... 7 
County Winner Medals Awarded at Area 4-H Competition
Activities ............................................................................................................ 7 
Area Judging Days ................................................................................ 7 
Area Field Days ..................................................................................... 8 
Area Demonstration Days ................................................................... 8 
County Fashion Revue ......................................................................... 8 
Clothing Construction - Awards ......................................................... 8 
Fashion Revue ....................................................................................... 8
Other Countywide - County Events & Activities ......................................... 9 
County Fashion Revue ......................................................................... 9 
County Demonstration Day ................................................................. 9 
County Sports Day ................................................................................10 
Del Mar Field Day .................................................................................10 
County Poultry, Rabbit & Cavy Show ................................................ 10 
Horse Project Activities and Events ..................................................11 
Dog Project .............................................................................................11 
County All Star Award ..........................................................................11 
Diamond Start Program .......................................................................12

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................... 1 
Recognition & Awards for Achievement ..................................................... 1 
Definition of Recognition & Awards ............................................................ 1 
Utilizing Recognition & Awards as Incentives ............................................ 2

RECOGNITION & AWARDS AT CLUB LEVEL ..................................... 3
4-H Member Year Pin ....................................................................................... 3
 Star Awards ..................................................................................................... 3
 Mini-Member ................................................................................................... 3 
Junior/Teen Leader Recognition ....................................................................... 3 
Optional Awards ............................................................................................... 3

RECOGNITION & AWARDS PROVIDED FOR PROJECTS & 4-H ACTIVITIES...................4 
4-H Project Achievement Awards .................................................................. 4 
Other Local Area Recognition & Awards Programs .................................. 4
Emerald Star Program ............... .......................................................... 4 
Local or Area Fairs ................................................................................ 4

SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR 4-H MEMBERS, 4-H LEADERS,
AND/OR 4-H FAMILIES ...........................................................................................15
Host Families ....................................................................................................15 
4-H Family or 4-H Group Stay at National 4-H Center ..............................15 
Citizenship Programs ......................................................................................15 
International 4-H Youth Exchange - IFYE ................................................... 15 
California - Japanese Program .......................................................................15

4-H SCHOLARSHIPS .................................................................................................13 
Del Mar Fair Junior Livestock Auction Scholarships .............................. 13 
Don Diego Scholarship for Outstanding 4-H Member .............................. 13 
Teen Council Scholarship ..............................................................................13 
Profiles for Tomorrow ......................................................................................13 
Other 4-H Scholarships ...................................................................................13

4-H LEADER RECOGNITION & OPPORTUNITIES .........................................14 
Yearly Recognition ...........................................................................................14 
County Opportunities ......................................................................................14 
Adult Leader Award .........................................................................................14 
Alumni Award ...................................................................................................14 
National 4-H Center Training for 4-H Leaders ............................................ 14

APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR NEW COUNTY WINNER
STATUS EVENTS .......................................................................................................16

RECOGNITION & AWARDS FROM DEL MAR FAIR
LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT ..................................................................................17

4-H encourages a variety of categories to allow 4-H'ers to compete with others of similar experience and capabilities.

RECOGNITION & AWARDS FOR ACHIEVEMENT
The primary goal in 4-H is to help members attain goals that are difficult to achieve which enhances the 4-H member's feeling of self-worth or self satisfaction. 

The way Recognition & Awards are utilized has a strong influence on the success or failure in the growth and development process of youth. It is important for 4-H leaders to keep this in mind.

INTRODUCTION

RECOGNITION & AWARDS FOR THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY
4-H YOUTH PROGRAM

The complete Recognition package includes:
o	■ Personal recognition from the 4-H leaders
•	■ Recognition from peers and others (other 4-H'ers and family), and some form of award such as ribbons, medals, certificates, etc.

DEFINITION OF RECOGNITION & AWARDS

1 Recognition can occur at the project level where the 4-H leader provides a pat on the back and encouragement to 4-H'ers.
■ Formal Recognition usually occurs at the 4-H Club Achievement programs where 4-H'ers are recognized for their achievements.

■ Awards Something that is bestowed as being deserved or merited or needed ... Something that is bestowed especially on the basis of merit, or need ...

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incentives. The members should have the whole picture presented to them at the beginning of their quest for achievement. An example is the "4-H Personal Development Report" for Star Awards. The intent of this program is to encourage 4-H members to set goals and to become involved in a variety of 4-H activities to widen their learning and experiences.
The incentive is the Star Emblem Recognition as members work up the

UTILIZING RECOGNITION & AWARDS AS INCENTIVES
4-H leader must be extremely careful when utilizing recognition and awards as

ladder. Utilizing this incentive as the only reason for being on a committee or

becoming an officer puts the award above the real reasons for participating. Also, utilizing the incentive or awards as a threat should be avoided.
About 99 percent of youth's preparation and involvement in activities usually

occurs before the award is won. Whether or not they achieve the goals or win

first place should not be a disgrace. Young people should always be recognized for their efforts.

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RECOGNITION & AWARDS AT CLUB LEVEL
■ 4-H Member Year Pin for 4-H members who complete at least one project during their 4-H club year.

Award one pin per year (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc.)
■ Star Awards Bronze, Silver, and Gold Star Emblems are awarded to 4-H members as they progress and accomplish the required points as

stated in the 4-H Personal Development Report - 4-H 1071.

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Gold Star Emblem - 3rd step 
~ Primary Members-may not carry the credits they earned as primary 
~ members over into their official 4-H age participation.- when
members become 9 years old, they should start with new project records and Personal Development Report.
■ Junior-Teen Leader Recogition Junior and Teen Leaders who are enrolled and complete the leadership Development Report receive the following recognition:
• . Award Junior leader Emblem and Gold Service Stripe for 7th, 8th, and 9th grades.
•- Teen Leader Emblem and Gold Service Stripe for 10th grade and

Award • 
Bronze Star Emblem - 1st step • 
Silver Star Emblem - 2nd step

up. Junior or Teen Emblems may be secured as soon as members begin Junior or Teen Leader functions.
Optional Awards

Awards that clubs elect to purchase and present to 4-H members. • Service stripes to go with 4-H member year pins
• 100% attendance pins • Club officer pins
• Seals (gold, blue, green) for record books judged at club level

• Junior Leader pins and
• Other recognition approved by the local club in line with 4-H policies

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RECOGNITION & AWARDS PROVIDED FOR PROJECTS & 4-H ACTIVITIES

The following awards may be secured and presented to 4-H members by 4-H Project Leaders:

4-H PROJECT ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
At present, three 4-H projects have achievement programs with recognition provided to 4-H membe&for achieving the required skills and knowledge about their project. These awards are presented as 4-H'ers advance to various steps of ahcievement. (Horse, Rabbit, and Avian Science)
Award - Certificate and seal for each step (seal furnished by local club)

-H FFNF.P PROGRAM

(Expanded Food & Nutrition Education Program)

Award - Certificates of achievement for members who complete the project.

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Award - Certificate of achievement for members completing

project

OTHER LOCAL AREA RECOGNITION & AWARDS PROGRAMS

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EMERALD STAR PROGRAM - for 4-H members 13 years old and up who complete an Emerald Star project. A 4-H member must complete a planned project or activity that has impact beyond the 4-H club level. To be eligible, a written plan of work must be submitted to the Area Emerald Star Advisor. This plan must be approved by the Area Advisor before the 4-H'er begins the actual work. The Leadership Project - Plan

& Report form (4-H-8034) is used for this Emerald Star plan. The written results must be evaluated in a discussion with the Area Emerald Star Advisor.
Award - Emerald Star Pin

LOCAL OR AREA FAIRS - Local and Area Fairs are not considered County Winne' Events. Theme higher awards at these events may be considered for)fndividual Achievement recognition. Fairs in this category are:

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■ East County Fair ■ Ramona Fair
■ Fallbrook Youth Fair 

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) qy 13,E may be designated County Winner. P,

COUNTY WINNER-RECOGNITION & AWARDS

Age Groups are: Junior (9 years old), Intermediate and Senior (14 years by January 1,
anc.uj' Categories include one for each project offered in 4-H and the Umbrella projects which includes L adershi; Achi eve-mnt, CiUzpnsliip, and

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Award - One County Winner award (medal) and three medalist awards (medals) per record book category,.,Only the top book in each category 

Special Note: County Winner Record Books for the Senior Age group

(14 years old ndup) are eligible to participate in th

tion. If the Senior er choose

Judging, the first

1 competi

articipate in Regional

has the opportunity to submit his/her

record bo . egional Winners areligible for a free trip and possible

ed ion scholarship at the National 4-H ess. 4-H Leaders shing information on the State and National Aw Program should
consult their 4-H Club Leader who receives an updated pu ation on State and National each May or June.

• CLUB OFFICER AWARDS
The following club officers are eligible for club and individual honors in the following categories:

■ Club Secretary's Book ■ Club Treasurer's Book ■ Club Historian Book ■ Club Reporter

the above categories. Club also receives a club certific CLUB AWARDS FOR COUNTY WINNER STATUS_-

icate.

Four Medalists vvi warded per club officer category " my Winner medal to individua he best book in

tes where clubs and/or naambers may

Winners o
r o ' dual or grow lc ievement

ications or required materials are su d at the same

as member record books.

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The following projects or acti4e recognize c(~ s Cou winner:

Automotive Project - Award - Club certificate-and patches to

participa, nests.

Conservation of latu l R,es6nrces - Award - Club Certificate and $50

Award .

Safety°-Club Certificate and Patches to parti`dipQpts upon most winners.

'Community Pride - Club Certificate and partial schola ips or one leader and four members to attend Community Pride Confe ce.

DEL MAR FAIR - The Del Mar Fair is considered the 4-H County Fair with County Winner status bestowed upon most winners.
County medals are not provided for any winners of the Livestock area competition activities because recognition and awards received are sufficient.
'j' County medals are provided to certain winners in the Home Arts Exhibit area because recognition is not sufficient.
Del Mar Fair Livestock Area Activities
See he attached list at the back of this bf6ehiare. You will note some activities receive County Winner status and others receive individual or group achievement status.
Del Mar Fair - Home Arts Area Exhibits
County Winner medals will be awarded to all individual special award winners (judges' choice of all blue ribbon winners). This includes the Home Ec, Electric, Woodworking, Photography Projects, etc. The individual winners of Panel Display Classes receive county winner medals. Club Feature Booth Winners
Club members participating in the winning club feature booths receive county winner status.

COUNTY WINNER MEDALS AWARDED AT AREA 4-H COMPETITION ACTIVITIES

AREA JUDGING DAYS
Livestock Judging - Award - One County Winner medal for each winner - Junior, Intermediate, and Senior
Home Economics Judging - Award - One County Winner Medal for each age group winner - Junior, Intermediate, and Senior
Mechanical Science Judging - Award - One County Winner Medal for each age group winner - Junior, Intermediate, and Senior

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Other Projects - (Classes determined by each area) - Award - One County Winner medal for each age group winner - Junior, Intermediate, and Senior

AREA FIELD DAYS
There are 25 County Winner Medals provided to each Area. Areas decide how they will be awarded. No project may award more than 5 medals per project (example: Beef project - 1 medal each for three age group winners of showmanship; and 1 medal to Market steer winner; and 1 medal to Breed Champion -4otal of 5 medals).
These medals are generally provided for the livestock and small animal projects but teas may determine their use in other project areas. AREA DEMONSTRATION DAYS
4-H members must receive a blue ribbon at their Area for their 4-H presentation to be eligible for County Winner competition, which is one event held for all Area blue ribbon winners.

Fashion Revue and Clothing Construction Judging are conducted in 61- each Area. There are three age categories - Junior, Intermediate, and Senior.

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A COUNTY FASHION REVUE

CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION - AWARDS
All construction Medals are given out at Fashion Revue. FASHION REVUE
Entrants must have garments judged at area construction judging prior to entry in Fashion Revue.
County Winner tie tacks or charms to winner of Junior and Intermediate competition. County Medalist (charm or tie tack) is awarded to the top 10 percent of participants.
Intermediate and Seniors can compete in more than one category. Wearable Art is open to all age categories.
Senior Fashion Revue Categories are:
■ Traditional Garment made by member ■ Recycled Garments
■ Purchased Ensemble ■ Wearable Art

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OTHER COUNTYWIDE - COUNTY EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

COUNTY FASHION REVUE
County Fashion Revue is open to all clothing/textile and arts/crafts members who wish to participate.
Garments must be judged at Construction Judging before participating in Fashion Revue.

Awards

Competition classes
■ Garment made by members - Two County Winner Medals per age category

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Garment recycled by member - One County Winner Medal per age category

■ Ensemble purchased by member - One County Winner Medal per age category
■ Wearable Art - One County Winner Medal per age category County "medalist" charm or tie tack
■ To the Top 10 Percent Senior
County Winners also can participate at the State Fashion Revue and receive a Council Scholarship to attend the State 4-H

Conference and Fashion Revue

COUNTY TIGN DA f H-members receiving blue ribbons. at Area competition-are.eligibig All participants will receive a medal.

There ;are three age categories - Junior, Intermediate, and Senior, and either Team (2) or Individual Competition. Primary members may participate and will receive individual evaluation and recognition.

Awards

■ Those winningC_ountymedalsare`==eligible t o comp gional Fieldaa li
■ Selected Regional Winners may be invited to give their presentations at the State Fair.
Song Leaders Contest (one or two contestants) Award - First Place - County Winner e~.als
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Club Share-The-Fun Skit (4-H Related)
Award - F'irs't-Placenex - )

Participants receive C¢ty Winner status

Winning_~club'can,go>to gional Cultural Arts (Does Not Have to Relate to 4-H)

COUNTY SPORTS DAY
Th,i,s is held to determine the two

Day. `competition is held before

Slow Pi teh all Teams - o each of fourivisions: Junior - In Groups
When and if more thtwo team county competition day *41 be hi

best teams to attend Regional Field r i,egional.
eams per county may pa spate in

rmediate - Senior - Mixed Age

from coup lapply to go to Regional, a

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Awards - Two County ers selected per category.

Team ~ember~ -Achievement Status. Sports Day at oval also incl des ur-Man Geta Board competitio r the same age gr ps liste r softball.

Regiopdl has no limit for county egistrat' . If co v twe teams per category co d achieve Team Coun
with the participants receiving county winner status.

COUNTY POULTRY, RABBIT & CAVY SHOW (held at Del Mar Fairgrounds)

■ Poultry - 17 medals ■ Rabbits - 14 medals • Cavies - 7 medals Awards

Poultry - Best Large Bird, Best Bantam Bird, Best Utility Bird, , Best Turkey, Best Waterfowl, 4Md

L~5\ v \ v iNovice, junior, intermeaiate, ana senior bnowmansnip LQck ~ f\ I Judging classes - Junior & Senior

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Four Avian Bowl of Knowledge

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■ Rabbits - Best in Show, Best Reserve in Show
Four showmanship, 3 judging, 3 poster contests, 2 cooking c lite s
CXV, HORSE PROJECT ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS
Horse Field Day - No horse needed. Members participate in judging classes, identification of parts and equipment, etc.
Award - One County Winner medal for First place in Junior, Intermediate, and Senior Divisions.
Two Horse Shows - North County & South County
County Winner status to winners of classes and age group divisions. Medals are optional at the discretion of show organizers. Competitive Trail Ride
County Winner medals provided, if event held.

DOG PROJECT
Junior-9 & 10 year olds; Intermediate-11 & 12 years old; Seniors-13 years old and up as of January 1.
The County 4-H Dog Project committee plans four to six "Point" Dog Shows throughout the county each 4-H Club year.
Points earned by members and dog are accumulated at each show. Awards - County Winner Medals are awarded to the "High Point" winners in each of the divisions and categories listed in the County Dog Show Rules & Regulations Booklet.

COUNTY ALL STAR AWARD
The County All Star Award is considered to be the highest county award a 4-H member may receive
4-H members who are s-ek by January 1, of a current club year are eligible to apply.
All Stars are evaluated by a Selection Committee by interview and review of their 4-H Record Books.

The All Star Award is a "working" award with those selected, expected to spend the. -providing leadership to the County 4-H Program.
Awards ■ All Star Emblem
■ All Star Pin \] (Jk~ Le 4
■ Scholarship to attend Stater and State 4-H Conference

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A-, ~~ V~^"c~5 S CLC~~J r S ,
MOUGRAM

VaL. 1t ompete at Regional Level to become a Diamond Star. Diamond Star nominees are selected by interview and evaluation of their Diamond Star Application Record.

Awa

o County Awards Given - Diamond Star-Canthdates

selected at Regio

San Diego County receive a 4-H

Council. Scholarship to atten Conference.

and Star selection at State

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4-H SCHOLARSHIPS

DEL MAR FAIR JUNIOR LIVESTOCK AUCTION SCHOLARSHIPS
4-H members who are seniors in high school, or one year after a senior may apply for a college scholarship.
To be eligible, a member must be exhibiting a 4-H market animal at the Del Mar Fair in the year they make the application. The priority for selection goes to youth enrolled in Agriculture and Home Economics, or related majors. Written application must be made with the Junior Livestock Auction Committee in April and the members must bring their record books to their scheduled interview.

The amount granted is determined each year by the committee based on those selected and the total amount of funds available.

DON DIEGO SCHOLARSHIP FOR OUTSTANDING 4-H MEMBER
4-H members must have exhibited in any department of the Del Mar Fair (not necessarily during the application year). Members must be seniors in high school and graduate no later than June of current year. The Scholarship must be used for a two-year or four-year college.

Must be a ent member of 4-H and have been a memb

Steering Committee stye Ave been a senior in high school or one yea o high sc oo and attending a school of hi zerIearnint.-- olarshin is $250.

ling and recogniti proj~ra'm for tbe4i leaders.

the second week in October at the National 4-H Center, Chevy Cl se,

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teen lead p evelopme eir state and or ocal commune i OTHER 4-H SCHOLARSHIPS

Many 4-H scholarships offered are awarded nationally to those selected from the State Winners who attend the National 4-H Congress.

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4-H LEADER RECOGNITION & OPORTUNITIES

YEARLY RECOGNITION - Certificates of Recognition every year First-year leader pins and certificates, plus certificates for every year and pins for every five years of service -5-10-15-20-25-30-35-40
COUNTY OPPORTUNITIES
4-H leaders who volunteer to accompany youth to State conference, Junior Leader Conference, an
Opportunity - 4-H leaders selected can attend free. County Council Scholarships
Leaders may apply to the County 4-H Council for scholarship funds (first timers only) to attend approved training conferences such as:

■ State Leaders Forum

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■ Any other conference or workshop that will enhance their leader capabilities.
ADULT LEADER AWARD
Two trips yearly to attend National 4-H Congress. Counties may submit unlimited number of candidates to State Selection Committee.

ALUMNI AWARD (National Award)
■ Counties may submit any number of candidates ■ State may select two for National consideration
■ Nationally selected alumni attend National 4-H Congress

NATIONAL 4-H CENTER TRAINING FOR 4-H LEADERS
There are many opportunities for 4-H leaders to be selected to attend specific training workshops at the National 4-H Center in Washington, D.C. Scholarships or partial scholarships are available from both the State and County to selected 4-H leaders.

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SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR 4-H MEMBERS, 4-H LEADERS, AND/OR 4-H FAMILIES

HOST FAMILIES
4-H families may apply to serve as a host family for a youth from another country. These youths come to the U.S.A. as part of the Japanese LABO Program, or from the International 4-H Youth Exchange Programs. Families usually serve as host to one foreign youth for a period of two to six weeks. 4-H FAMILY OR 4-H GROUP STAY AT NATIONAL 4-H CENTER
4-H families or 4-H groups may make reservations to stay at the National 4-H Center while in Washington D.C. area on vacation or touring the east. CITIZENSHIP PROGRAMS
4-H members may apply to attend State and Nationally held Citizenship Programs held during several dates each year at Sacramento and Washington D.C.

Members learn about Citizenship and how their State or National government works. Application for these 4-H activities are made in the late fall or by February 1, each year.
INTERNATIONAL 4-H YOUTH EXCHANGE - IFYE
IFYE Ambassador - For 4-H'ers 15-19 years old. 4-H representative has an extended living experience for 3-6 months in a foreign country. Program opportunities are available in countries in all areas of the world. CALIFORNIA - JAPANESE PROGRAM
One-year California 4-H'ers go to Japan, the next year, Japanese youth come to California. One youth is assigned to Host Family during the exchanges. Apply in late fall, and the Exchange occurs during the summer months. There are several other programs available for youth of 4-H leaders to participate in various kinds of International programs. Contact your local 4-H Office.

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APPLICATION PROCEDURE FOR NEW COUNTY WINNER STATUS EVENTS

New County Winner medal events may be instigated by project groups by making application to the County 4-H Awards Committee.
The Awards Committee will evaluate the application based on the following requirements:

1. Is there a need for a new county event? Some projects already have chances at several events for County Winner Status. Projects receiving few or no opportunities will receive priority.
2. New county events must evolve from a countywide representative group. This group should design a plan for how this program will be planned and operated on a yearly basis.
3. New county events must be approved as a new county event 90 days prior to the event. Groups planning such events should meet in the fall to have time for their application to be reviewed.

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RECOGNITION & AWARDS FROM DEL MAR FAIR LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT

County medals are not provided for any winners of the livestock area competition and/or activities, as recognition and awards received are sufficient.

MARKET CLASSES - BEEF, SHEEP, SWINE, VEAL
■ Champion 4-H Market Animal in Above Division - County Winner ■ Reserve Champion 4-H Market Animal - Individual Achievement ■ Grand Champion Market - Individual Achievement
■ Reserve Champion Market - Individual Achievement ■ Feeder Classes - No Awards
■ Club Groups - Group Achievement

BREEDING CLASSES
■ Sheep - Registered
• Champion Ewe of Each Division (Breed) - County Winner • Champion Ram of Each Division (Breed) - County Winner • Reserve Champion Ewe Each Division (Breed) - Individual Achievement

• Reserve champion Ram Each Division (Breed) - Individual Achievement

■ Sheep - Registered
• Champion Ewe Lamb - County Winner
• Champion Yearling Ewe - County Winner
• Reserve Champion Ewe Lamb - Individual Achievement
• Reserve Champion Yearling Ewe - Individual Achievement ■ Sheep - Groups
• Pairs, Get of Sire, Young Flock, Flock, etc. - individual achievement, first place
■ Supreme champion - individual achievement

SWINE IN EACH DIVISION (BREED)
■ Champion Boar - County Winner ■ Champion Sow - County Winner

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■ Reserve Champion Boar - Individual Achievement ■ Reserve Champion Sow - Individual Achievement ■ Supreme Champion - Individual Achievement

DAIRY CATTLE - REGISTERED
■ Junior Champion Female in Each Division - County Winner ■ Senior Champion Female in Each Division - County Winner ■ Grand Champion Female - Individual Achievement
■ Reserve Champion Female - Individual Achievement ■ Supreme Champion - Individual Achievement

DAIRY CATTLE - UNREGISTERED
■ Junior Champion Female - County Winner ■ Senior Champion Female - County Winner
■ Grand Champion Female - Individual Achievement
■ Reserve Grand Champion Female - Individual Achievement

DAIRY CATTLE

■ Club group - Individual Achievement

BEEF - REGISTERED
■ Champion Bull - County Winner
■ Champion Female - County Winner
■ Reserve Champion Bull - Individual Achievement
■ Reserve Champion Female - Individual Achievement ■ Supreme Champion - Individual Achievement

BEEF - REGISTERED, BUT NOT PUREBRED ■ Champion Bull - County Winner
■ Champion Female - County Winner

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■ Reserve Champion Bull - Individual Achievement
■ Reserve Champion Female - Individual Achievement

BEEF - UNREGISTERED
■ Champion Female - County Winner
■ Reserve champion - Individual Achievement

DAIRY GOATS - REGISTERED
■ Grand Champion Doe - Of Each Breed Division - County Winner ■ Senior Champion Doe in Each Breed Division - Individual Achievement

■ Junior Champion Doe in Each Breed Division - Individual Achievement

■ Reserve Senior Champion Doe in Each Breed Division - Individual Achievement

■ Reserve Junior Champion Doe in Each Breed Division - Individual Achievement

■ Reserve Grand Champion - Individual Achievement ■ Supreme Champion - Individual Achievement
■ Groups - Individual Achievement for First Place in Class

PYGMY GOATS - Same as Dairy Goats

RABBITS - HEAVYWEIGHT, LIGHTWEIGHT, FUR ANIMALS, MEAT ANIMALS

■ Division or Class Champions - County Winners ■ Division or Class - Opposite Sex - County Winner ■ Best of Show - Individual Achievement
■ Best Reserve of Show - Individual Achievement

POULTRY - LARGE POULTRY, BANTAMS, WATERFOWL, AND TURKEYS

■ Division or Class Champions - County Winner ■ Grand Champion - Individual Achievement
■ Super Grand Champion - Individual Achievement
■ Champion Market Meat Pen - Chickens - County Winner

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■ Poultry - Egg Production Contest
■ First Place Winner - Individual Achievement

PIGEONS

■ Division or Class Champion - County Winner

SHOWMANSHIP - POULTRY & RABBITS & LIVESTOCK
■ Senior - Winner in Each Livestock Division - County Winner
■ Intermediate - Winner in Each Livestock Division - County Winner ■ Junior - Winner in Each Livestock Division - County Winner
■ Novice - Winner in Each Livestock Division - County Winner ■ Round Robin - First Place Winner - Individual Achievement
■ Any special awards offered by fair, individuals, organizations individual achievement

JUNIOR LIVESTOCK JUDGING CONTEST
■ Team - First Place - Individual Achievement
■ Individual - First Place Winner in Junior, Intermediate, Senior Division - County Winner

HAY BUCKING CONTEST

■ Team - First Place Team - Group Achievement

WATERMELON EATING CONTEST

■ Team - First Place Team - Group Achievement

BEST MAINTAINED BARN

■ First Place in Swine, Beef, Dairy Cattle, Sheep, Dairy Goats, and Veal Calves - Group Achievement

JUNIOR LIVESTOCK EXHIBITOR ACHIEVEMENT CONTEST

■ Individual Achievement for Winner and Three Runners-Up

COSTUME CONTEST

■ First Place Winners - Individual Achievement

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WOOL ■ First Place Purebred Wool - County Winner
■ First Place Crossbred, Market Grade Wool - County Winner

JUNIOR AND INTERMEDIATE LADIES' LEAD
■ Junior Division - First Place - County Winner
■ Intermediate Division - First Place - County Winner

Revised by San Diego County Awards Committee 9/19/96.
Recognition and Awards for the San Diego County 4-H Youth Program was prepared by E. J. (Tony) Hauser, 4-H Youth Program Leader and the San Diego County 4-H Awards Committee. This publication attempts to acquaint 4-H Leaders with all the awards available to 4-H members and 4-H leaders.

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