Pavilion Will Be Open to Receive Entries On

SECTION 5 - FARM PRODUCE

Steward: J. Schulz (07) 5426 1385

Pavilion will be open to receive entries on

Thursday night - 7.00 and 9.00 p.m.

Friday morning - 7.00 - 9.30 a.m.

Entries Close: Friday 15th June 2018 at 9.30am

Judging will commence at 10.30 a.m.

Prizes: First $4.00, Second $3.00Entry Fee: 80c (Including GST)

Janeen Schulz Perpetual Trophy

Exhibitor gaining Most Points in Farm Produce

Division No. 1

Trophy to Exhibitor gaining most points from Classes 1-27.

Division No. 2

Trophy to Exhibitor gaining most points from Classes 28-71.

Division No. 3

Trophy to Exhibitor gaining most points from Classes 72-103.

In all collections of Farm Produce, varieties must be labelled

ALL ENTRIES TO BE COLLECTEDbetween9.00am & 11am - Sunday 17th June 2018

MAIZE (COBS)

Each exhibit to be six cobs fully matured.

Class

1. White Maize – any variety

2. Red Maize - any variety

3. Lady Finger Maize

4. Hybrid Maize

5. Early Leaming

6. Any Other Variety of Maize

7. Six Heaviest Cobs - dry

8. Collection of Maize in Cobs – labelled; not less than six varieties; 3 cobs each variety.

9. Golden Beauty

MAIZE (SHELLED)

Each Exhibit to be 5kg

10. Golden Beauty

11. White Maize – any variety

12. Red Maize - any variety

13. Lady Finger

14. Hybrid Maize

15. Early Leaming

16. Any Other Variety

17. Maize - One Bushel of Marketable Maize: must not be topped or tailed.

Champion Exhibit of Maize – Sash

SEEDS

Each exhibit to be 5kg unless otherwise stated.

18. Sweet Sorghum - any variety

19. Soya Beans - 1st: $5, 2nd: $3

19a. Mung Beans

20. Wheat

21. Barley

22. Sunflower Seeds

23. Grain Sorghum

24. Collection of Seeds

25. Sweet Sorghum A.O.V. - Six heads

26. Grain Sorghum - six heads matured

27. Sunflower head – one

HAY

28. Hay - Lucerne Green 1 Bale.

29. Hay - Lucerne Shedded 1 Bale.

30. Hay - A.O.V.

Champion Bale of Hay - Sash

CHAFF

Each exhibit to be in new clean bag, ready & suitable for marketing

31. Bag of Lucerne Chaff Green

32. Lucerne Chaff - Shedded

33. Bag Chaff - A.O.V.

Champion Bag of Chaff – Sash

POTATOES

Trophy sponsored by Landmark for Exhibitor

who gains the most points for Table Potatoes.

34. Kenbec

35. Extons

36. Pontiac

37. Sebago

38. Sequoi

39. No.1 Small - suitable for market

40. Six Heaviest Potatoes (English) - free from second growth

41. Best Sack English Potatoes, suitable for export. Unwashed

42. Best Sugar Bag of New Season Washed Potatoes - any variety.

43. Collection of English Potatoes - not less than 6 Potatoes of each variety

Champion Exhibit of Potatoes – Sash

PUMPKINS

Each exhibit to be three Pumpkins unless otherwise stated.

44. Beaudesert Type Pumpkin - Judged for appearance.
45. Beaudesert Type Pumpkin - one to be cut.
46. Gramma Pumpkin - pear shape
47. Gramma Pumpkin - round
48. Bugle Pumpkin - yellow
49. Bugle Pumpkin - spotted
50. Butternut Pumpkin
51. Triamble
52. Pawpaw Pumpkin / 53. Crown Pumpkin
54. Kent Specials
55. Jarrahdale Pumpkin
56. Baby Blue Pumpkin
57. Silver Nugget Pumpkin
58. Any other variety Pumpkin
59. Heaviest Table Pumpkin - sound
60. Collection of Pumpkins

61. Three Shipping Pumpkins - suitable for Sydney markets.

62. Best Sack of Genuine Beaudesert Blue Pumpkins

63. Best Sack of Jarrahdale Pumpkins

64. Best Six Jarrahdale Pumpkins

CHAMPION PUMPKIN OF SHOW – Sash

65. 3 Jam Pie Melons

66. 3 Japanese Pie Melons

67. Heaviest Pie Melon - sound

68. Collection of Pie Melons - four varieties, one of each

69. 2 Cattle Pumpkins - pink

70. 2 Cattle Pumpkins - grey

71. Heaviest Cattle Pumpkin

ONIONS

Locally Grown

72. White - 5kg

73. Brown - 5kg

74. White Pickles - 5kg

75. Brown Pickles - 5kg

76. Best New Season Bulb Grown White Onions - 5kg

77. Best New Season Bulb Grown Brown Onions - 5kg

78. Garlic - 2kg

SWEET POTATOES

Each exhibit to be 5kg

79. Sweet Potatoes - table white

80. Sweet Potatoes - table red

81. Sweet Potatoes - table golden

82. Six Heaviest Sweet Potatoes

83. Collection of Sweet Potatoes - not less than four varieties

84. Mangels - 3 Red

84a. Mangels - 3 Yellow

GREEN FODDER

85. Collection of One Small Bundle of Each Variety Cultivated – not less than six.

86. Bundle of Oats

87. Bundle of Barley

88. Bundle of Rhodes Grass

88a. Sugar Cane - 3 Stalks

89. Green Corn - 6 Stalks in Cob

89a. Arrowroot

90. Bundle of Wheat

91. Bundle of Jap Millet

92. Forage Sorghum - 12 sticks

93. Grain Sorghum - 12 sticks

94. Sweet Sorghum - 12 sticks

DRY FODDER

95. Bundle of Oats

96. Bundle of Barley

97. Bundle of Rhodes Grass

98. Bundle of Panicum Muticum

99. Bundle of Wheat

100. Bundle of Jap Millet

101. Grain Sorghum - 12 sticks

102. Sweet Sorghum - 12 sticks

103. Six Stalks Corn in Cob - judged by appearance

JUNIOR SECTION FARM PRODCUCE /

FRUIT & VEGETABLES

Exhibitor gaining most points in Junior Section

Trophy sponsored by Lowood Irrigation

Runner-up Trophy sponsored by Janeen Schulz

Prize Money: First: $4.00, Second: $3.00

Entry Fee: 80c (including GST)

One entry allowed in each class.

104. 6 Chicken Eggs - Decorated - displayed in carton

105. 6 Duck Eggs - Decorated - displayed in carton

106. Three Cobs Maize - any variety

107. One Bundle of Green Fodder

108. One Bundle of Dry Fodder

109. 1 Bale of Hay

110. Heaviest Potato

111. Three Pumpkins - Any variety

112. Three cobs of Sweet Corn

113. Six Baby Carrots

114. Six Beetroot

115. Six Tomatoes

116. Green Beans - 25 pods

117. Two Heads of Lettuce

118. Two Cabbages

119. Three Cucumbers

120. Peas - 25 pods

121. Six Lemons

122. Six Oranges

123. Creature made from Fruit - max 3 different varieties

124. Creature made from Vegetables - max 3 different varieties

125. Collection of Fruit & Vegetables – max 6 varieties – mounted on a display board – each variety named