Wilson County 4-H Chick Chain 2024
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The Chick Chain program is designed to allow 4-H members to learn how to not only care for and raise chickens, but it offers a taste of the poultry industry. Youth will learn about feedings, proper environment, health, predators, care, biosecurity, and other industry standards.
NC remains a top contributor in poultry production from pullets, broilers, and egg layers. The Chick Chain program allows youth to raise supplied chicks from 1-day old for 6-months. They will care for and work with these birds until the day of the show and auction. They will bring their best pullet/hen to the show and then have it up for auction. Money raised at the auction will then be used for college education tuition and/or future 4-H projects.
Registration closes on April 5, 2024. REGISTRATION LINK
There will be a $20 registration fee to sign up after you complete the online form. Participants MUST be currently enrolled in 4-H Online.
The rules and regulations can be found with breed availability in the registration packet: Chick Chain Registration Packet 2024
Dates to Remember:
Registration is due: April 5
Orientation Meeting: April 22
Chicks arrive the week of May 15.
Pre-show meeting: October 10
Show and Sale: November 2
Project Record Books due: November 15
Wilson County 4-H Chick Chain
Register online
Use the Google Form to submit the breeds of chicks you want to raise.
Payment
Bring in $20 cash or check to the 4-H office to complete registration.
Dates to remember:
- Registration Due: April 5
- Orientation: April 22
- Chicks arrive: Week of May 15
- Pre-Show Meeting: October 10
- Show & Sale: November 2
- Project Record Books Due: November 15
For more information:
Jessica Manning
N.C. Cooperative Extension
Wilson County—Livestock Agent
jessica_manning@ncsu.edu
Ages 5-18