Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-10-21

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State Poultry Show - Expenses - Two divisions

Official statutory text

There is hereby established in the State of Oklahoma a State

Poultry Show, which shall be held annually under the supervision of

the Oklahoma State Poultry Federation. The show shall be held each

year at a central point in the State of Oklahoma designated by the

Oklahoma State Poultry Federation. Expenses may be paid from any

funds that have been made available for that purpose to the State

Department of Agriculture or the State Board of Agriculture on

claims approved by the Board. The State Poultry Show shall be

divided into two divisions:

1. Adult or Open Division. Any person raising poultry may

exhibit in the Division. Entry fees and premiums shall be fixed by

the Board in cooperation and after consultation with the Oklahoma

State Poultry Federation or its representatives. Nonresident

exhibitor premiums shall be paid from entry fees collected by the

Oklahoma State Poultry Federation; and

2. Junior Division. An exhibitor in the division shall be a

boy or girl between the ages of nine (9) and nineteen (19) years.

Participation in the Junior Divisions of all contests in school

district, county, and state poultry and egg shows shall be limited

to specimens of poultry and eggs actually produced and raised by

school children of that district, county, and the state,

respectively.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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