EGG-Cellent Egg Contest!

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This program is for 4-H members in participating counties with a flock of chickens that are currently laying eggs. Participants may submit up to 2 sets of half dozen (6) eggs, which will be judged for uniformity and interior quality. Youth ages 5-18 with chickens are encouraged to participate in the Egg-cellent egg competition! IMPORTANT DATES September 8 or Before – Register for the competition September 12 – Watch the initial training live or recorded, 5:30 p.m.; The Zoom link will be emailed to all registered participants. September 22 – Pay a $15 registration fee (includes awards, and a t-shirt) to Hoke County 4-H Attn: Cathy James, 645 East Palmer Street, Raeford, NC 28376 September 26 – Watch the In-depth training live or recorded; The Zoom link will be emailed to all registered participants. November 7 – Submit the educational, supplemental portion. November 7 – OR BEFORE – Submit 6 eggs for judging to your County Extension Center (Check with your county office for their deadline) November 21 – Watch the awards Zoom to celebrate your hard work

This program is for 4-H members in participating counties with a flock of chickens that are currently laying eggs.

Participants may submit up to 2 sets of half dozen (6) eggs, which will be judged for uniformity and interior quality. Youth ages 5-18 with chickens are encouraged to participate in the Egg-cellent egg competition!

IMPORTANT DATES

  • September 8 or Before – Register for the competition
  • September 12 – Watch the initial training live or recorded, 5:30 p.m.; The Zoom link will be emailed to all registered participants.
  • September 22 – Pay a $15 registration fee (includes awards, and a t-shirt) to Jones County 4-H, 367-A NC Hwy 58 S, Trenton, NC 28585x
  • September 26 – Watch the In-depth training live or recorded; The Zoom link will be emailed to all registered participants.
  • November 7 – Submit the educational, supplemental portion.
  • November 7 – OR BEFORE – Submit 6 eggs for judging to your County Extension Center (Check with your county office for their deadline)
  • November 21 – Watch the awards Zoom to celebrate your hard work
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