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Welcome to the APA-ABA Youth Poultry Club |
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Welcome to the APA-ABA Youth Poultry Club. The name of the APA-ABA
Youth Poultry Club is derived from the willingness of the American
Poultry Association and the American Bantam Association to sponsor this
program to further the education of youth in poultry. Although we are
not an actual part of the association we all work closely together to
promote our youth in the fancy. We are also closely associated with the
Southern Ohio Poultry Association who has graciously given us a grant to
support our program. We give our heartfelt thanks to all three
associations for their support and participation.
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FAQ's |
How do I
Join the APA-ABA Youth Poultry Club?
You can NOW join
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Or, you can join the program by filling out
our application and sending your annual
membership dues of $8.00 to the APA-ABA
Youth Club National Director/Coordinator.
What I Receive when I join?
You will receive a membership patch, a
membership card, paperwork to tell you how
to get started in the ACE program and a
quarterly newsletter
How old must you be to join?
You can join at 5 years old or older. You are never
to young or old to begin learning. It's recommended that a student
should be able to read and write before he/she can be tested for
his level points. Special arrangements for students with
disabilities can be made to help them work through their levels of
achievement.
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OUR PROGRAM |
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The primary objective of our club is to encourage and help our
young members to acquire the knowledge,
skills and experience to participate fully
and effectively in the poultry fancy as an
adult. That they will be able to decide what
types of fowl he/she wishes to raise, how to
select quality birds, how to house, feed and
provide general care for poultry. If a youth
exhibits his/her poultry either in
production classes or fancy purebred classes
that they understand showroom procedures.
The club promotes opportunities to practice
showmanship, cooperation and fellowship and
to be involved with their home community and
with the poultry fancy in general.
The club challenges the youth to study,
engage in constructive activities, use
his/her imagination and to develop
individual talents and abilities by
participating in the A.C.E. program. |
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