
Show Rabbits at the Fair
The excitement of showing rabbits at the fair is undeniable. Rabbits are a wonderful choice for many because they are more manageable and require less space than many other types of livestock. The fair offers an opportunity for young people to bond with their animals and learn valuable life skills. Come to the fair this year and watch the fruit of their labor!
2 months ago
In the link below is a few questions to offer a way to provide feedback regarding your Fair experience. Please take a couple of minutes with the exhibitors to find out what they did/not like about Fair this year to help us improve Fair next year.
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2 months ago
Club leaders and independent exhibitors - if your exhibitors did not attend at least two rabbit workshops, I need the sheets with their names that show they attended at least two rabbit specific educational meetings, clinics, shows, etc by Friday.
Email, text a picture, message me the doc, etc.
Melissa
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3 months ago
Fair exhibitors and club leaders,
I need the cage reservations by no later than tomorrow, along with:
Exhibitor Name, Club, # Small/Medium breed cage, # Large breed cage, Market Pen, or Market Single cages.
If you do not turned in reservations to me for your rabbits you will not have cages for Fair.
I have reservations for the following, so if you have already submitted your reservations, Thank You!![]()
Little Critters
Spring Hill Heritage
Snouts, Feathers, and Fur
Big Prairie
one independant exhibitor
Be The Change
Success In The Withers
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3 months ago
Reminder: late entries for Fair (you must call the Fair office), and cage reservations are due today.
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3 months ago
UPCOMING DATES FOR NEWAYGO COUNTY FAIR RABBIT EXHIBITORS
Fair is quickly approaching and there are a few things to be preparing for![]()
July 7* - Barn Cleanup 1 - Meet up at 4:30pm to move the rabbit cages from the goat pens. This should go quickly with each club sending a representative to help with the cages. ![]()
July 7** - Rabbit Workshop - 5:30pm at the rabbity barn. This is the last opportunity before Fair to attend a workshop. This month’s workshop topic is Rabbit Coats and Body Types. ![]()
July 14 - Cage reservations are due to the Superintendent. Send your information (Name, Club, # small breed cages, # large breed cages, or market pen cages). If you do not know what size cage you need, ask Melissa and she can help you. Cage fee ($1/cage) is due at Fair Check-In August 5th.![]()
July 21* - Barn Cleanup 2 - Meet up at 5:30pm at the rabbit barn. We will be power washing cages for Fair.![]()
July 21** - Market Project meeting - This is a mandatory meeting and weigh-in to track the progress of your rabbits prior to Fair. Meet up at 5:00pm at the rabbit barn.![]()
July 28* - Barn Setup - Meet up at 5:30pm at the rabbit barn. We will be setting up and sanitizing the cages for Fair.![]()
July 28** - Tattoo Clinic - Meet up at 5:00pm at the rabbit barn. $1/rabbit donation for supplies. Arrive with the planned Letter/Number sequence you would like for your rabbit. Small rabbits do best with no more than 4 digits, so plan accordingly. If you have questions, ask Melissa.![]()
August 5 - Rabbit Check-In 9am - noon. Health checks, Market Rabbit weigh-in, and Project Notebooks will be turned in at this time. If you have any changes to ear tattoo numbers, corrections from Fair Entry typos, etc., we will make adjustments at that time. ![]()
August 5 - Exhibitor Meeting - 1pm at the Rabbit Barn![]()
* All clubs, groups, and independents are required to send a representative to help with barn cleanup and setup.
** Additional Showmanship practice for those that want to practice with their rabbits.![]()
Point of Contact: Melissa DeHaan, Rabbit Superintendent
231-730-2996
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