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FRUITS, GRAINS & VEGETABLES

COMMITTEE - Tami Orr, Nancy Drefke, Jean Wurth

10.

Cabbage, round (1 head), same rules as above.

Jan Drefke, LuAnn Miller

11.

Cabbage, red (1 head), same rules as above.

ENTRY CLERK - Committee Members

12.

Carrots, (5 specimen) should be smooth, clean and free from

RULES AND REGULATIONS

sunburn, Tops should be removed to be one (1) inch.

Entry Time & Date: Thursday, August 9, 3:00 - 8:00 PM

13.

Cauliflower (1 head)

Exhibits in the South Quonset may be picked up Sunday evening,

14.

Cucumbers, dill pickling (5 specimen, 5 inches)Leave stems on

August 12, between 6:00 - 7:00 PM - NO SOONER AND NO LATER!

15.

Cucumbers, slicing (5 specimen)

DIVISION I - GRAINS

16.

Cucumbers, sweet pickling (12 specimen) (leave stems on)

17.

Cucumbers, any other (leave stems on)

a.) Ripe type (2 specimen)

All entries in this division will receive $1 for first place and .50 for second place,

b.) Long type (2 specimen)

and .25 for third place.

CLASS A

18.

Eggplant (1 Specimen)

All entries must be grown by the exhibitor or by a member of the family.

Oats - this year's crop - exhibit to be at least one peck.

19.

Ground Cherries (12 specimen, husked)

1. Yellow Oats

2. White Oats

20.

Kohlrabi (5 specimen), leaves trimmed to be one (1) inch.

CLASS B

21.

Muskmelon (2 specimen)

Soybeans:

22.

Okra (5 specimen)

1. Dry - last year's crop exhibits to be at least one peck

23.

Onions, red (5 specimen), do not peel onions excessively, should

Classes of different varieties will be established at discretion of

be clean.

the committee.

24.

Onions, small white (5 specimen), under 3 1/2 inches in diameter.

2. Bundle of eight (8) items of this year's crop.

Same rules as above.

This will be one class unless judge makes two classes, early and

25.

Onions, large white (5 specimen), same rules as above.

late maturity.

26.

Onions, small yellow (5 specimen), under 3 1/2 inches in diameter.

3. One (1) bean stalk - count the pods.

Same rules as above.

DIVISION II - VEGETABLES

27.

Onions, large yellow (5 specimen), same rules as above.

28.

Parsnips (5 specimen)

29.

Peppers, hot (6 specimen)

All entries in this division will receive $1 for first place; .50 for second place; and

30.

Peppers, sweet green (4 specimen)

.25 for third place.

31.

Peppers, sweet red (4 specimen)

All entries in this department must be grown by the exhibitor or by a member

1. Artichoke (5 Specimen)

32.

Popcorn, red (6 ears) this year's crop.

of the family.

2. Beans, green bush (12 specimen)

33.

Popcorn, white (6 ears), this year's crop.

3. Beans, yellow bush (12 specimen)

34.

Popcorn, yellow (6 ears), this year's crop.

4. Beans, Lima (unshelled, 12 specimen)

35.

Pumpkins, pie (1 specimen)

5. Beans, pole (12 specimen)

36.

Rhubarb (5 stalks), pull stalks and trim to about one (1) inch.

6. Beets, table (5 specimen), should be smooth, free from side roots and

ALL SQUASH TO BE SHOWN WITH STEMS

blemishes. Tops should be removed, leaving one (1) inch. Medium to

37.

Squash, Acorn (2 specimen)

small size preferred.

38.

Squash, Buttercup (2 specimen)

7. Broccoli (5 heads)

39.

Squash, Butternut (2 specimen)

8. Brussel Sprouts (12 specimen)

40.

Squash, Zucchini (2 specimen)

9. Cabbage, flat (1 head). Do not trim cabbage excessively, should be

41.

Squash, any other variety (2 specimen)

solid, be determined by weight and thumb pressure.

SWEET CORN

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Sweet corn, remove husk from one side of the ear. Trim silk to

within one (1) inch of tip of husk. Shank 1" - 2" long. Exhibit

six (6) ears and wrap in clear plastic.

A division of variety may be made by the judge.

ALL TOMATOES TO BE SHOWN WITHOUT STEMS

DIVISION III - FRUITS

43.

Tomatoes, Catsup (5 specimen)

All fruits must be covered with clear plastic or will not be entered. Prizes

44.

Tomatoes, miniature red (12 specimen), not to exceed

will be $1 for first place and .50 for second place. All entries must be grown

1 1/4 inches in diameter.

45.

Tomatoes, miniature yellow (12 specimen), not to exceed 1 1/4

CLASS A - APPLES, STEMS LEFT ON

inches in diameter

Delicious, Red (5 specimen)

46.

Tomatoes, large red (5 specimen)

Delicious, Yellow (5 specimen)

47.

Tomatoes, small red (5 specimen), under 3 1/2 " in diameter

Duchess (5 specimen)

48.

Tomatoes, large yellow (5specimen)

Greening (5 specimen)

49.

Tomatoes, small yellow (5specimen), under 3 1/2 " in diameter.

Haralson (5 specimen)

50.

Tomatoes, any other, pink and white tomatoes in one class

CLASS B - GRAPES

(5 specimen).

Any Variety (4 bunches)

51.

Turnips, (5 specimen), should have tops removed to be in 1"..

CLASS C - PEACHES

52.

Watermelon (1 specimen)

Any Variety (5 specimen)

CLASS D - PEARS

CLASS B - FIELD OR STOCK VEGETABLES AND ORNAMENTS

Any Variety (5 specimen)

Pumpkins, stock (1 specimen)

CLASS E - PLUMS

Gourds, large (collection of 6 to include at least 2 varieties)

1. Large (3 1/2" circumference or over, (9 specimen))

Gourds, small (collection of 6 to include at least 2 varieties)

2. Small (9 Specimen)

Indian corn (6 ears)

CLASS F - RASPBERRIES

Any Other

Any Variety (12 specimen)

CLASS G - STRAWBERRIES

CLASS C - POTATOES (6 SPECIMEN ONLY)

Any Variety (12 specimen)

CLASS H - ELDERBERRIES

One (1) Bunch

Classes of different varieties will be established. Uniformity is very important.

CLASS I - ANY OTHER FRUIT

Tubers should be free of skin diseases, insect damages and dirt. Defects, such

Bring enough for suitable display

as second growth, growth cracks, and sunburn, are undesirable. Tubers

NOTICE:

should be tubers should be typical of the variety in all respects. Any weight

A "Best In Class" Award (purple ribbon) will be awarded to the

from 6 to 12 ounces is considered desirable, but potatoes in any sample

outstanding exhibit in vegetable and fruit division as merited.

should run as nearly uniform in size and shape as possible. Potatoes may

be brushed or washed, but not scrubbed.

CLASS D - ADULT COLLECTION OF 8 VEGETABLES

A "Sweepstakes" Award will be awarded to the exhibitor with

the most blue ribbons in this department

CLASS E - ANY OTHER VEGETABLE

HANS RASMUSSEN MEMORIAL AWARD

Any boy or girl, 12 years old or younger, may enter. Entries must consist of a

collection of four(4) vegetables from the following list: carrot, beet, tomato,

First place: $3; Second place: $2

potato, cabbage, onion, pepper, sweet corn, squash, zucchini, or other.