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Beaver Community Fair is a member of the Pennsylvania State Association of County Fairs Local Weather
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Dept. 12 - Grains
Superintendent: Deb Ewing Committee: Karen Ewing, Janelle Brouse RULES (Refer also to General Rules) 1. Home grown grains only may be entered. 2. Entry forms must be completed with proper variety name or entry will be disqualified. 3. One (1) entry per class per family is permitted. 4. All entries of small grains must be displayed in clear Zip Loc bags, which will be provided by the Fair Association. Grain should be brought to the fair and then transferred to these containers. 5. Treated or certified seed will not be judged. 6. Hay exhibits shall consist of a bale section at least 8² thick or an equivalent amount if cut from: hay in the mow, round bales or other large package hay systems. 7. Silage crop entries must be named. Silage exhibits shall consist of a full one (1) gallon clear jar with a screw-on lid. These jars will be provided by the Fair Association. The silage should be brought to the fair and then transferred to these display containers, but the containers shall remain the property of the fair association. 8. Broom entries shall consist of three (3) brooms made of broom corn grown within the county. 9. All entries must be grown or produced since the last fair. 10. Grain, hay, etc. entries may be picked up on Sunday afternoon following the fair.
CLASS 1 GRAIN & SEED CROPS
Premiums $6 5 4 3 2 Lot# Description 3000 Hybrid field corn, white, 6 ears w/o husk 3001 Hybrid field corn, yellow, 6 ears w/o husk 3002 Open pollinated field corn, 6 ears w/o husk 3004 Open pollinated Indian Corn, 6 ears w/ husk 3005 Open pollinated Miniature corn, 6 ears w/ husk 3006 Pearl popcorn, 6 ears w/o husk 3007 Rice popcorn, 6 ears w/o husk 3008 Strawberry popcorn, 6 ears w/o husk 3009 All other popcorn, 6 ears w/o husk 3010 Field corn for grain, 3 stalks w/ roots no soil 3011 Field corn for silage, 3 stalks w/ roots no soil 3012 Sunflower, one lrg head, w/12” stem no flower 3013 Sunflower, one sml head, w/12” stem no flower 3014 Other
CLASS 2 SMALL GRAINS
Premiums $5 4 3 2 1 Lot# Description 3015 Otee Oats 3016 Noble Oats 3017 Lang oats 3018 Larry Oats 3019 Porter Oats 3020 Garry Oats 3021 Clinton Oats 3022 Ogle Oats 3023 Other Oats 3024 Hart Wheat 3025 Tyler Wheat 3026 Redcoat Wheat 3027 Pennoll Wheat 3028 Titan Wheat 3029 Florida 302 Wheat 3030 Other Wheat 3031 Pennrad Barley 3032 Wong Barley 3033 Barsoy Barley 3034 Wysor Barley 3035 Any Spring Barley 3036 Other Barley 3037 Alfalfa, any variety, one (1) pint 3038 Buckwheat 3039 Red Clover, one (1) pint 3040 Rye 3041 Soybeans 3042 Sunflower seeds 3043 Timothy, one (1) pint 3044 Speltz 3045 Sorghum 3046 Other
CLASS 3 HAY Premiums $5 4 3 2 1 Lot# Description 3047 Alfalfa, alf/grass hay, 1st cut, <50% grass 3048 Alfalfa, alf/gras hay later cut, <50% grass 3049 Other legume or lgm/grass mix, <50% grass 3050 Grass, 1st cutting, <10% legume 3051 Grass, 2nd cutting, <10% legume 3052 Other mix 50% or >of alf, clover, & grass 3053 Summer annual grass-sudan, sorghum, sudan hybrid 3054 Hay, sample taken from round bale 3055 Reed Canary Grass
CLASS 4 SILAGE Premiums $5 4 3 2 1 Lot# Description 3056 Perennial crops, haylage, (1) gallon 3057 Annual silage, other than corn, (1) gallon 3058 Other Silage, (1) gallon 3059 Corn silage (1) gallon 3060 Balage (from large bale) (1) gallon
CLASS 5 BROOM CORN Premiums $5 4 3 2 1 Lot# Description 3061 Broom Corn, l bundle, seeds removed 3062 Standard broom, 3 brooms 3063 Whisk broom, 3 brooms
CLASS 6 TOBACCO Premiums $5 4 3 2 1 Lot# Description 3064 Stalks (5) 3065 Wrapper 3066 Filler 3067 Green 3068 Stalk Beets |
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