It is that time! The Clermont County Fair is almost here, and preparations are in full swing at the fairgrounds, with the Ag Society (Senior and Junior) and at OSU Extension.
Drug Use Notification Forms (DUNF), Clermont Sales Committee Rules, Hog Hair Length, Junior Fair Standards of Behavior, and UPI Affidavit are available to be completed. All forms must be submitted by 6pm on Thursday, July 23, 2025.
Make sure you have your full mailing address and ALL the digits and numbers from your animal's identification.
One-page handout with all the links & QR codes.
DUNF
Exhibitors in the following categories must complete one form for each animal, except for chicken and rabbit pens, which require only one form per pen.
- Lactating Dairy Cow
- Lactating Dairy Goat
- Market Beef (steer or heifer)
- Beef Feeder (steer or heifer)
- Dairy Beef Feeder
- Market Chicken – Broiler
- Market Chicken – Meat Pen
- Market Goat (dairy/meat)
- Market Hog (barrow/gilt)
- Market Lamb
- Market Turkey
- Market Rabbit - Fryer
- Market Rabbit - Meat Pen
For DUNF questions, contact 513-732-7070 or neal.331@osu.edu
Clermont County Sales Committee Rules
Please complete 1 form per exhibitor.
Hog Hair Length
By reading this rule and typing/signing the exhibitor's name, parent's name, and club organization below, you agree to the following rule.
- For any hog to be allowed to be sold, its hair length must be at least ½-inch long. No exceptions.
- No clipping of any hog project after 8 a.m. Sunday of the fair.
- If the grand or reserve champion barrow or gilt is determined to have hair length less than 1/2 inch, it will not sell, but pursuant to Ohio law, the animal is still terminal, and the exhibitor is required to have it delivered to a facility as determined by the Clermont County Agricultural Society.
If any of these requirements are not met, the animal is not eligible to be sold.
A third-party person hired by the Sales Committee will measure the hair length at the Sales Committee's convenience.
Junior Fair Standards of Behavior
This form is to be completed by all Clermont County Junior Fair participants in 4-H & FFA, consultants, and volunteers.
Junior Fair Standards of Behavior Link
United Producers Exhibition Livestock Producer Affidavit
Junior Fair Exhibitors of market swine, market beef, market dairy steers, beef feeders, dairy feeders, market goats, and market lambs must complete the United Producers Inc. "Exhibition Livestock Producer Affidavit" prior to showing and/or selling those animals at the Fair. Each exhibitor needs to complete one (1) form for each species being shown, not one per animal. Example: If you are showing market beef and market lambs, you would complete 2 affidavits - one for market beef and one for market lambs.
UPI Producer Exhibition Affidavit