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Superintendent: Marlene Trunk, 763-389-2789

ALL ENTRIES MUST BE CORRECTLY LABELED
Premium: 1st Place $3.00; 2nd Place $2.25; 3rd Place $1.50

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SCARECROW RULES

1. Limit 1 entry per individual or organization.
2. Must remain intact during entire fair.
3. Must not weigh over 60 pounds.
4. Not over 7 feet high.
5. May be either free standing or made to
suspend from ceiling by wire.

CLASS A
Lot (subclass):
1. 17 years and under individual
2. 18 years and over individual
3. 17 years and under organization
4. 18 years and over organization

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CORN

4 ears, husks removed. Include Hybrid name, planting date, and maturity.
CLASS BY - Children age 16 and under
CLASS BD - Adults age 17 through 61
CLASS BSR - Senior Citizens age 62 and older

Lot (subclass):
1. This year’s corn
2. Last year’s corn

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CORN

CLASS CY - Children age 16 and under
CLASS CD - Adults age 17 through 61
CLASS CSR - Senior Citizens age 62 and older

Lot (subclass):
1. Tallest stalk of corn (roots in bag)
2. Largest ear this year
3. Largest ear last year

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SUNFLOWERS

CLASS DY - Children age 16 and under
CLASS DD - Adults age 17 through 61
CLASS DSR - Senior Citizens age 62 and older

Lot (subclass):
1. Largest Sunflower head

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GRAIN

Grain must be shown in quart glass jars. Grains must be grown during 2009 to be eligible for entry. Include name of variety.
CLASS EY - Children age 16 and under
CLASS ED - Adults age 17 through 61
CLASS ESR - Senior Citizens age 62 and older

Lot (subclass):
1. Barley
2. Corn, shelled
3. Oats
4. Rye
5. Wheat, Spring
6. Wheat, Winter
7. Display of grains from one farm, not less than four varieties.

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GRAIN (SHEAVES)

Sheaves must be two inches in diameter. Include name of variety.
CLASS FY - Children age 16 and under
CLASS FD - Adults age 17 through 61
CLASS FSR - Senior Citizens age 62 and older

Lot (subclass):
1. Barley
2. Oats
3. Rye
4. Soybeans
5. Wheat, Spring
6. Wheat, Winter

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SEEDS

All seeds must be displayed in glass quart jars 2" from the top.
CLASS GY - Children age 16 and under
CLASS GD - Adults age 17 through 61
CLASS GSR - Senior Citizens age 62 and older

Lot (subclass):
1. Alfalfa
2. Beans, dried (Lima, Kidney, Navy, Pinto)
3. Chard, Swiss
4. Clover, alsike
5. Clover, red
6. Clover, sweet
7. Grass, brome
8. Grass, Timothy
9. Soybeans, any variety
10. Sunflowers

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HAY

One wafer slice secured from bale or equivalent of loose hay. Tie all samples with two bands. The sample should be representative of field scale operations. Hand picked and oven-dried samples will be disqualified.
CLASS HY - Children age 16 and under
CLASS HD - Adults age 17 through 61
CLASS HSR - Senior Citizens age 62 and older

Lot (subclass):
1. Alfalfa
2. Mixed Alfalfa, Brome or other grass
3. Medium red or Mammoth Clover predominating
4. Alsike clover predominating
5. Mixed, clover and timothy or other grasses
6. Mixed Tame grass

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LIGHT ANIMAL HAIR PRODUCTS

Wool fleece must come from sheep representative of exhibitor’s flock, bred and owned by the exhibitor. Fleece must be no less that 3 inches in length, but no more than 13-months growth.
CLASS IY - Children age 16 and under
CLASS ID - Adults age 17 through 61
CLASS ISR - Senior Citizens age 62 and older

Lot (subclass):
1. Angora Goat
2. Angora Rabbit
3 Llama
4. Mohair
5. Sheep
6. Other

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DARK ANIMAL HAIR PRODUCTS

Wool fleece must come from sheep representative of exhibitor’s flock, bred and owned by the exhibitor. Fleece must be no less that 3 inches in length, but no more than 13-months growth.
CLASS JY - Children age 16 and under
CLASS JD - Adults age 17 through 61
CLASS JSR - Senior Citizens age 62 and older

Lot (subclass):
1. Angora Goat
2. Angora Rabbit
3. Llama
4. Mohair
5. Sheep
6. Other