Divisions: Largest Specimens
Enter 1 specimen
521 Adult – 19+ [Amateur]
523 Youth – ages 14-18
Class # Class Description
1. Artichoke
2. Bean, pod
3. Bean, tallest stalk
4. Beet
5. Broccoli
6. Cabbage
7. Carrot
8. Cauliflower
9. Celery
10. Corn ear, largest
11. Corn stalk, tallest
12. Cucumber
13. Dill, tallest
14. Garlic, largest bulb
15. Garlic bulb w/top on
16. Horseradish root
17. Jerusalem Artichoke
18. Kohlrabi37. Turnip
19. Lettuce head
20. Lettuce loose leaf
21. Onion stalk
22. Ornamental kale
23. Peas, garden, pod
24. Pea vine, tallest
25. Pepper, any
26. Potato
27. Pumpkin
28. Radish
29. Rhubarb, stalk
30. Squash, any other
31. Squash, zucchini
32. Sunflower, blossom
33. Sunflower, stalk, largest
34. Sunflower, stalk, tallest
35. Swiss Chard
36. Tomato
Divisions: Leaf Vegetables
Enter 1 specimen
524 Adult – 19+ [Amateur]
526 Youth – ages 14-18
Class # Class Description
1. Any other
2. Cabbage, green
3. Cabbage, red
4. Kale, 1 bunch
5. Lettuce, head, in water in water
6. Lettuce, head, in water
7. Lettuce, loose, in water
8. Spinach, 1 bunch, water
9. Swiss Chard, 1 bunch
Divisions: Miscellaneous Farm Products
Display dry peas & beans in one-pint canning jar with lid, Eggs, 1 dozen per variety
527 Adult – 19+ [Amateur]
529 Youth – ages 14-18
Class # Class Description
1. Beans, colored, dry
2. Beans, white dry
3. Chicken eggs, bantam 1dz
4. Chicken eggs, brown 1dz
5. Chicken eggs, unlisted 1dz
6. Eggs, white shell 1dz
7. Duck eggs, 1 dz
8. Eggs, any other
9. Honey, narrow mouth
10. Hops, 1 bundle or exhibitors’ discretion
11. Land freaks & oddities
12. Peas, dried
13. Ext honey – white*
14. Ext honey–light amber*
15. Ext honey–dark amber*
*See PDF on website for more information on Honey.
Divisions: Other Vegetables
Enter number of specimens, indicated
530 Adult – 19+ [Amateur]
532 Youth – ages 14-18
Class # Class Description
1. Artichokes, 2
2. Broccoli, 1 bunch
3. Cauliflower, 1 head
4. Celery, 1 bunch
5. Corn, table, 2 ears
6. Horseradish, 1 6” bunch
7. Peppers, bell, 2
8. Peppers, hot, any 2
9. Peppers, sweet, any 2
10. Tomatoes, any other unlisted
11. Tomatoes, any other
12. Tomatoes, Cherry, stem of 5 or more
13. Tomatoes, green, 2
14. Tomatoes, ripe, 2
Divisions: Potatoes
Enter 5 specimens
533 Adult – 19+ [Amateur]
535 Youth – ages 14-18
Class # Class Description
1. Fingerling, any
2. Norland
3. Other, purple unlisted
4. Other, red unlisted
5. Other, white unlisted
6. Other, yellow unlisted
7. Purple salad potatoes
8. Russet
9. Yukon Gold
Divisions: Rooted Vegetables
Enter 5 specimens
536 Adult – 19+ [Amateur]
538 Youth – ages 14-18
Class # Class Description
1. Beets, cylindra
2. Beets, round
3. Carrots, colored
4. Carrots, table, long
5. Carrots, table, short
6. Kohlrabi
7. Radish, any
8. Turnip
Divisions: Squash & Cucumbers
Enter 2 specimens each
539 Adult – 19+ [Amateur]
541 Youth – ages 14-18
Class # Class Description
1. Crook Neck
2. Squash, any Winter
3. Squash, any Summer, unlisted
4. Zucchini, green
5. Zucchini, yellow
Divisions: Youth Land Products Exhibits
(13 years old or under)
All specimens must be grown by exhibitor
542 Fair Buddies – ages 03-05
543 Youth ages 06-10
544 Youth – ages 11-13
Class # Class Description
1. Beans, 5
2. Beets, table, 3
3. Carrots, 3
4. Cucumbers, any, 2
5. Feature Creature, made from one or more land products, can use props
6. Lettuce, loose leaved, 1
7. Onions, 3
8. Peas, 5
9. Potatoes, red, 3
10. Potatoes, purple, 3
11. Potatoes, white, 3
12. Radish, any, 3
13. Rhubarb, 2
14. Squash, 2