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DIVISION D - VEGETABLE, FRUIT, HERBS, FORAGE:

Superintendent: Shelia Welle

Premiums $3.00 - $2.00- $1.00

There will be a Grand and Reserve Grand Champion ribbon in each class.

 

You can enter up to 2 entries per lot.

Class 1 - Garden Vegetables

Vegetables are not to be skinned or scrubbed.  Tap root should be trimmed to 1 1/2 inches.  Tops should be trimmed off to 1 1/2 inch to 2 inches above the crown.  Leave few outer leaves on cabbage.  Please provide variety names.

LOT-

1. Beans, green (12)

2. Beans, yellow (12)

3. Beans, purple (12)

4. Beets (6)

5. Broccoli (1)

6. Cabbage, early (1)

7. Cabbage, red (1)

8. Carrots (6)

9. Cantaloupe (2)

10. Cauliflower (1)

11. Corn, sweet, yellow (5 in husks)

12. Corn, sweet, white (5 in husks)

13. Cucumber, pickling, 3-5 long (6)

14. Cucumber, slicing, 6-10 long (3)

15. Eggplant (2)

16. Garlic (3 bulbs)

17. Gourds, any variety (2) 

18. Kohlrabi, 2-3 ball (2)

19. Lettuce, leaf (entire plant) (1)

20.  Onions, yellow (4)

21. Onions, white (4)

22. Onions, purple (4) 

23. Peas, green (12 in pod)

24. Peas, snap (12 pods)

25. Peppers, sweet (3)

26. Peppers, hot (3)

27. Potatoes, Norland (9)

28. Potatoes, Pontiac (9)

29. Potatoes, Russet (9)

30. Potatoes, Kennebec (9)

31. Potatoes, Other (9)

32. Pumpkins, Mini 6 inch or less (2)

33. Pumpkins, over 6 inces (1)

34. Rhubarb, leaves trimmed (6 stalks)

35. Squash, summer, 6-8 (2)

36. Squash, Zucchini 6-8 inches (2)

37. Squash,round, scallop (2)

38. Squash, summer, other variety (2)

39. Squash, acorn (2)

40. Squash, Buttercup (2)

41. Squash, winter, other variety (2)

42. Tomatoes, cherry, one inch or less  (12)

43. Tomatoes, cherry, over one inch, remove stems (6) 

44. Tomatoes, red slicing  (4, remove stems)

45. Tomatoes, yellow (4) 

46. Turnips (6)

47. Watermelon (2)

48. Any other vegetable (4 is small, 2 if large)

            Number of vegetables in display should be the same as listed in the Lot Number (for example: carrots (6) etc).

 

Class 2 - Fruit

LOT-

1. Apples, crab (5)

2. Apples, large (5)

3. Cherries, any type (12)

4.  Currants, (1 cup)

5.  Gosseberries, (1 cup)

6.  Grapes (2 clusters)

7. Plums (5)

8. Raspberries (remove stems, 1 cup)

9. Strawberries-pint box (1)

10. Wild Chokecherries (1 cup) 

11. Any other wild berries, labeled (1 cup)

12. Any other fruit

 

Class 3 - Herbs

LOT-

      1. Basil, sweet

      2. Basil, purple 

      3. Dill 

      4. Oregano

      5. Cilantro

      6. Sage

      7. Thyme

      8. Fennel

      9. Margoram

     10. Rosemary

     11. Mint

     12. Any other herb

      7. Any other Herb

 

Class 4 - Forage, Hay & Grain

LOT-

1. Alfalfa, sheaf, green

2. Alfalfa, cured (3 bundle tied, in bag)

3. Mix or grass hay, cured (3 inch bundle tied)

4. Oats-sheaf

5. Barley-sheaf

6. Rye-sheaf

7. Wheat, spring-sheaf

8. Soybeans-sheaf

9. Corn, silage- 6 stalks tied, no roots

10. Other

***Grain bundles 3 in diameter, leave stripped and tied in 3 places, variety lael on each bundle.

 

Class 6 - Grain Threshed, 1 Quart Samples

LOT-

1. Barley

2. Oats

3. Soybeans

4. Spring Wheat

5. Other