. Agricultural societies newsletter. Agriculture. FAIR JUDGES 4) Evaluate the need for repai> Decide whether repairs are needed at this time or if deterioration can be per- mitted to continue. In some cases, the decision must be made whether to repair or abandon a structure. 5) Make repairs al Consider initial cost, maintenance costs and the cost of postponing repairs. b: Don't postpone repairs until an emergency strikes. Well-planned repairs are more effective. Repairs become more expen- sive over time due to increased decay and inflation. c: Determine whether individual re- pairs will cor
. Agricultural societies newsletter. Agriculture. FAIR JUDGES 4) Evaluate the need for repai> Decide whether repairs are needed at this time or if deterioration can be per- mitted to continue. In some cases, the decision must be made whether to repair or abandon a structure. 5) Make repairs al Consider initial cost, maintenance costs and the cost of postponing repairs. b: Don't postpone repairs until an emergency strikes. Well-planned repairs are more effective. Repairs become more expen- sive over time due to increased decay and inflation. c: Determine whether individual re- pairs will correct the problem or if major design changes are necessary. d: Be sure that the repairs will stop further decay. e: Consider appearance of the building. f: Schedule repairs to interfere as little as possible with the regular or seasonal use of the building. g: Ensure that your repairs do not inactivate drainage or other aspects of your building. h: Plan your repairs. On-the-spot adaptions are often ill-considered and more expensive. (Note: Adapted from speech presented by Doug MoEaohern to CAE Convention, March 19H3) How Do You Acquire Judges? Contact your local District Agriculturist or District Home Economist. They have lists on hand and will help secure judges for your fair. What is the Procedure for Paying Judges? Judges must request payment and reimburse- ment for costs (as outlined) on the appropriate form - available from your District Agriculturist or Home Economist. What are Judges Paid? The Department of Agriculture pays an Honorarium for services of $ per day maximum, plus mileage at $.22/km (Maximum 480 Km round trip ), plus meals at current government rates and lodging expenses with receipts. * Note on Judge Expenses If the Agricultural Society pays the judge directly, we are not able to reimburse you. If you hire a judge who charges more than $60/day - you pay the difference. The Department reserves the right to limit the number of judges it will pay for in an
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