Coastal Plains Chicken Project
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Collapse ▲2025 Coastal Plains Chicken Project Registration is OPEN!
Known as a dual-pupose bird and characterized by heavy lacing on the feathers with secondary lacing within, the Barnevelder will be offered as the layer breed for the 2025 Coastal Plains Chicken Project. Visit the Oklahoma State University Breeds of Poultry page to learn more about the breed.
Barnevelder Hen
The 2025 Coastal Plains Chicken Project is an opportunity for 4-H’ers to learn how to raise chickens while learning showmanship and record-keeping skills. Participants have the opportunity to choose between layers (Barnevelder) or broilers (meat birds). Those who raise broilers must return all birds to Extension staff at the end of the show. All layers may be kept. The project is open to active 4-H’ers (ages 5-18 as of January 1, 2025) and middle and high school FFA/agricultural education classes. Please note that this year there will be separate shows for FFA/ag and 4-H youth.
Each bird cost $5 and there is a minimum order of 2 birds of the same breed. Checks can be made out to NCCE – Onslow County Center. Please note “2025 Chicken Project” on the memo line of checks. Registration forms are attached below.
Registration forms and payment should be delivered or mailed to Craven County 4-H, 300 Industrial Drive, New Bern, NC 28562.
All first-time participants must attend an orientation and a showmanship/project record book training. School groups should schedule a time for training with Extension staff.
This is a multi-county project so dates may vary from county to county.
2025 Coastal Plains Chicken Project Registration
Important Project Dates:
Registration and Payment Due: December 31, 2024, to the N.C. Cooperative Extension – Craven County Center. We will turn all of Craven County’s registrations in at one time. Please note that it may be several weeks before checks are cashed. If this is a problem, please use cash or money orders.
Orientation: January 13, 2025 – Virtual meeting for first-time Craven County participants
Anticipated Layer Chick pick-up: February 5-8, 2025 – Families will be notified when chicks will be available for pick up.
Anticipated Broiler chick pick-up: mid-March – Families will be notified when chicks will be available for pick up.
Showmanship workshop: April 10, 2024
Poultry Project Record Books: Submit completed books by 5 p.m. on April 25, 2025, to your County Extension agent. Youth who do not turn-in books by the deadline will not be eligible for premiums/prizes.
Coastal Plains Chicken Show: May 8, 2025 – Lenoir County Livestock Arena, 1791 NC-55, Kinston, NC 28504.
Main Text of article by Coleman Killenger, Carteret County 4-H