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The Piedmont Dairy Goat Association Milk Test Friday, June 10, 2011 (Arrive by: 4 p.m. To be released on Saturday when last goat is milked.) Buck Show (Arrive by 5 p.m. Friday, show starts at 7 pm) June 10 - Rusty Repp, Judge June 11 - Paul, Judge June 12 - Molly Saal, Judge Junior Doe and Senior Doe Show June 11 - Paul Kempe, Judge (Arrive by 8 a.m. Saturday, show starts at 9:30 a.m.) June 12 - Molly Saal, Judge (Arrive by 8 a.m. Sunday, show starts at 9:30 a.m.) Showmanship Class June 11 - Paul Kempe, Judge Show Chairman - Ziggy Forster 828-899-0592 [email protected] Show Secretary - Yvonne Cobourn 828-254-7610 [email protected] Mail to: Yvonne Cobourn P.O. Box 8145 Asheville, NC 28814 “Summer in the Mountains” DAIRY GOAT SHOW PROGRAM (Including Entry Form and Show Rules)
Transcript of Milk Test - PIEDMONT DAIRY GOAT ASSOCIATION
The Piedmont Dairy Goat Association
Milk TestFriday, June 10, 2011
(Arrive by: 4 p.m. To be released on Saturday when last goat is milked.)
Buck Show(Arrive by 5 p.m. Friday, show starts at 7 pm)
June 10 - Rusty Repp, JudgeJune 11 - Paul, Judge
June 12 - Molly Saal, Judge
Junior Doe and Senior Doe ShowJune 11 - Paul Kempe, Judge
(Arrive by 8 a.m. Saturday, show starts at 9:30 a.m.)June 12 - Molly Saal, Judge
(Arrive by 8 a.m. Sunday, show starts at 9:30 a.m.)
Showmanship ClassJune 11 - Paul Kempe, Judge
Show Chairman - Ziggy Forster828-899-0592
Show Secretary - Yvonne Cobourn828-254-7610
Mail to: Yvonne CobournP.O. Box 8145
Asheville, NC 28814
“Summer in the Mountains”DAIRY GOAT SHOW PROGRAM
(Including Entry Form and Show Rules)
Piedmont Dairy Goat Association
c/o: Marjorie Burton150 Hudgins Hollow Rd.
Leicester, NC 28748828.683.4027
And it’s a healthy trend because goats are so versatile and bring much to people all around the world. Here, in our own back yard, The Piedmont Dairy Goat Association, is a non-profit organization composed of nice folks interested in owning, breeding, showing and promoting the Dairy Goat and the use of its products. Our members are like a big family and live all over the Carolinas, Tennessee, Georgia and beyond. We help, share with and support our members. This provides a tremendous source of knowledge to draw from.
Meetings are held on the second Sunday of each month in the western North Carolina area. Anyone with an interest in Dairy Goats is cordially invited to come to our meetings and we welcome all! Write us and we’ll be glad to send you a copy of our newsletter and a membership application or you can find it on our website at: piedmontdairygoats.com/membership.html.
Individual memberships: $20.00Farm/Couple/Family memberships are $25.00 Children/4-H Members: $5.00
We look forward to hearing from you.Please join us. Become a trend setter.Dress is casual!www.piedmontdairygoats.com
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“Summer in the Mountains”DAIRY GOAT SHOW - 2011
Information and rules
This show is sanctioned by the American Dairy Goat Association and their rules shall govern. Only American Dairy Goat Association, American Goat Society and Canadian Goat Society registered, recorded or applied-for animals may be shown in an official American Diary Goat Association Show.
WNC Agriculture Center1301 Fanning Bridge RoadFletcher NC 28732
Friday, June 10 Saturday, June 11Rusty Repp (Buck show only) Paul Kempe
Sunday, June 12Molly Saal
Show Chairman: Ziggy Forster 828-899-0592 [email protected] Secretary: Yvonne Cobourn 828-254-7610 [email protected]
The Junior and Senior shows are sanctioned separately.
1. This show is sanctioned by ADGA for the following breeds. Junior Does: Alpine, LaMancha, Nubian, Nigerian Dwarf, Recorded Grade and AOP. Senior Does: Alpine, LaMancha, Nubian, Nigerian Dwarf, Recorded Grade, Saanen and AOP. Bucks: Alpine, LaMancha, Nubian, Nigerian Dwarf and AOP.
2. We request entries be received on or before May 28, 2011. Fees are listed on the entry form. Entry fee for animals entered on the show date is $10 per animal. Entries are subject to available space. Entry form and fees will be returned when space limit is met. For more information please call or email the show chairman or show secretary. Or visit the PDGA website www.piedmontdairygoats.com.
3. Send entry forms to Yvonne Cobourn: P.O. Box 8145, Asheville, NC 28814(828)254-7610. Make checks payable to PDGA.
4. Base date is June 1, 2011.
5. Pen space will be assigned. No tack pens will be available. Exhibitors are responsible for any additional penning they may need. Bucks will be penned in a designated area away from the does. Exhibitors with small animals will need to provide their own penning to contain those animals.
Renée [email protected]
Mountain Star Farmwww.mountainstarfarm.comhttp://frenchalpinegoats.blogspot.com
Oberhasli & LaMancha Dairy GoatsFirepink Holler Farm
Proud sponsor of the PDGA Dairy Goat Show Milk TestWe began our love affair with LaMancha and Oberhasli dairy goats over 25 years ago when we moved to the beautiful mountains of western North Carolina. We strive to breed does with outstanding confirmation, long lactations and exceptional personalities. If this is a doe you would love to provide an excellent home for, contact us for information on available individuals.
– Leonard & Marjorie Burton 828.683.4027 [email protected]
150 Hudgins Hollow Road • Leicester, NC 28748
FPH Miata – Grand Champion Senior Lamancha Doe, Cleveland County Fair, 2009
FPH Wisteria – Grand Champion Senior Oberhasli Doe, South Carolina State Fair, 2009
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60 Derringer Drive, Marshall, NC 28753
Weaverville, North Carolina
6. No dogs will be allowed on show premises.
7. No horned animals may be entered in the show or housed in the barn.
8. When entering more than one breed, group by breed on entry form. Separate entry forms must be used for showmanship, junior doe, senior doe and buck shows. Please copy the form as necessary. There is a separate milk test entry form provided.
9. Only animals registered for the show will be housed in the barn.
10. The original registration certificate or duplicate application stamped by the ADGA office is required for all animals under six months of age.
11. Substitutions of animals will be allowed within breed.
12. Show order will be: Nigerian Dwarf, Nubian, Alpine, Recorded Grade, Saanen, AOP and LaMancha. Senior does will be shown first followed by junior does, then bucks.
13. Health papers are not required for in-state animals. All out-of-state animals must comply with North Carolina regulations and are required to have a health certificate stating the animals have tested negative for TB (60 days) and brucellosis (30 days) prior to entry unless the animal originates from a certified TB and Brucellosis free state. Any animal with suspected lumps will not be allowed in the barn and if detected after penning, the owner will be asked to remove the suspected animals. All goats must comply with the USDA Scrapie Eradication Program guidelines. A health committee will be responsible for checking animals in. Their decision is final.
14. Animals registered for the milking competition must be checked in by 4:00 pm on Friday,June 10. Milkout will be at 6:00 pm. Testing begins at 6:00 am on Saturday, June 11.
15. Animals must be checked in as follows:
June 10 (buck show only) Animals must be checked in by 5:00 pm. Judging will begin at 7:00 pm
June 11 Animals must be checked in by 8:00 am. Judging will begin at 9:30 am. Showmanship will be held following the buck show.
June 12 Animals must be checked in by 8:00 am. Judging will begin at 9:30 am.
16. There will be no pre-show milkout.
17. Milk is to be disposed of in pre-assigned area only.
18. Exhibitors and Handlers shall be neat and respectful in their appearance.
19. All exhibitors are responsible for their own property. In no case shall the Summer in the Mountains Dairy Goat Show, the WNC Agriculture Center, the PDGA or any persons involved in the operation of this show be held responsible for any loss, theft, death or damage at any time or place regardless of the cause of such.
20. Any vehicle, camper or trailer using Ag Center power/waste will be charged $25 nightly.RVs and horse trailers with camper hook may use RV specific spaces. First come availability.
21. All exhibitors and animals must be off the premises no later than 9:00 pm on Sunday, June 12.
191 Charlotte Street Asheville, NC 28801 828.253.6886 Phone
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Good Luck at the PDGA “Summer In the Mountains Goat Show! ”
Breed CodesNubian - NU Oberhasli - OB Recorded Grade - RG Saanen - SA
Toggenburg - TO Alpine - AP LaMancha - LM Nigerian Dwarf - ND
Showmanship Classes (required to pre-enter on entry form)
Pee Wee Fitting and Showing - 8 years and underJunior Fitting and Showing - 9 years thru 12 years
Senior Fitting and Showing - 13 years thru 18 years
Open Junior Doe Show Class #s 101 Junior Kids under 4 months 102 Senior Kids 4 months & under 8 months 103 Junior Yearlings 8 months & under 12 month 104 Senior Yearlings 12 months & under 24 months 105 Junior Get of Sire
*Grand Champion *Reserve Grand Champion *Best Junior Doe in Show
Open Senior Show Class #s 201 Milking Doe under 2 202 Milking Doe 2 years & under 3 years 203 Milking Doe 3 years & under 5 years 204 Milking Doe 5 years and over 205 Dairy Herd 3 does in milk
*Grand Champion *Reserve Grand Champion *Best Senior Doe in Show
Buck Show Junior Division Senior Division
Class #s Class #s 301 under 6 months 401 1 year & under 2 years 302 6 months & under 12 months 402 2 years & under 3 years **Junior Champion 403 3 years & under 5 years **Reserve Junior Champion 404 5 years & over **Senior Champion **Reserve Senior Champion *Best Buck in Show **The Junior Champion and Senior Champion compete for Grand Champion
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Marshall, NC
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452 Roan View DriveBakersville, NC 28705
828.688.4683
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Sarah York &Chuck Campbell828.712.2753
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40 Moores Pond Rd,Fairview, NC [email protected]
“Summer in the Mountains”DAIRY GOAT SHOW – ENTRY FORM
(Check one division please) o BUCK o SR DOE o JR DOE o SHOWMANSHIPFarm Name__________________________________________________
Exhibitor Name______________________________________________
Phone number:______________Email:___________________________
Address:_____________________________________________________
Fri Sat Sun Breed Class# Sex Name of Entry Registration Number
DOB Tattoo
Please check the show days for the animal above.Please copy entry forms as needed. Only one division per form please.Be sure to include separate milk test entry forms with show entriesFee per animal for one show ................................................ $7.50 x _____ animals = $ _____Fee per animal for two shows ............................................$14.00 x _____ animals = $ _____Fee per animal for three shows ..........................................$20.00 x _____ animals = $ _____Fee per animal for milk testing alone ................................ $7.50 x _____ animals = $ _____Fee per animal for milk testing and two shows..............$20.00 x _____ animals = $ _____Fee per animal for Milk test - 10 or more animals .......... $5.00 x _____ animals = $ _____Fee per animal for milk testing and one show ...............$14.00 x _____ animals = $ _____Fee per animal for milk testing and two shows..............$20.00 x _____ animals = $ _____Electric & waste hook up (Fri. & Sat. nights only) .......$25.00 x _____ nights = $ ______
Total Amount Enclosed ............................................................................................$ ______.___Can you bring extra goats to make sanction if needed? ___________________________If so, what breeds/genders? _______________________________________________How many 10x10 Buck Stalls needed? ____________ @ $8.00 ea. = $ _____________ No. of goats_______ No. of pens desired __________ @ $8.00 ea. = $ _____________ Signature:_________________________________ Date:___________
Llamas, Cotswold, Jacob & Icelandic Sheep, Raw & Processed Natural Fiber • Breeding Stock Sales
[email protected] White Bridge Rd • Weaverville, NC 28787
Delighted to be members & owners of Nigerian Dwarf Goats
Elizabeth Strub828.645.5869
High Quality Hay Varieties in Ashevillefor Goats, Sheep, Alpaca, Horses & Cows
Available Year Round – Please call for appointmentJoyce Burnette – (828) 626-2892
Show Class SponsorsSunrise Farm is sponsoring Showmanship Classes. Owner: Ziggy Forster,
FirePink Holler Farm, is sponsoring the Milk Test. Owner: Margie Burton
Mountain Star Farm is sponsoring Alpine Doe Kids, Class 101 under 4 months old. Owner: Renee Garcia
Karen Jordan *Best Junior Doe in Show
Moore's Pond Farm is sponsoring *Best Senior Doe in Show.
Deep Creek Nubians is sponsoring 2 year old Nubian Milking Does, Class 202. Owner: Jemery Hood
Heatherlane Farm is sponsoring the Class 203 - Senior Nigerian Milking Does, 3 years and under 5 years. Owner: Yvonne Cobourn
Other sponsorships are available and will be announced during the show.
Your Chance to Win Big!Only $5 for 6 Tickets or $1 per Ticket.Win prizes like Books about Cheese making,Feeds, Trimmers, Milk Replacers, equipment and more!
Drawing held Sunday Afternoon - Ring side. Must be present to win.
Don't Miss The PDGA Show Raffle!
Wishing all thePDGA Club Members
the Best of Luck at the2011 Summer in the Mountains
Dairy Goat Show!
Sincerely, Karen Jordan
The “2013 ADGA Annual Meeting” (Convention) T-shirts will be available
at the “Summer In The Mountains Show” & the
Spindale Goat Festival!piedmontdairygoats.com
for more info!
“Summer in the Mountains”PIEDMONT DAIRY GOAT SHOW – MILK TEST FORM
Farm Name__________________________________________________
Exhibitor Name______________________________________________
Phone number:______________Email:___________________________
Address:_____________________________________________________
Name of Entry Tattoo Registration Number
Date Freshened
All fees, etc are listed on the show entry form for this part of the milk test form.Please attach this to your regular show entry form.
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