Fruits Dairy and Pantry Premium List Apples and peaches judging
Clermont County Fair premium list outlines judging criteria for fruit exhibits. It lists classes for apples including maiden blush red delicious Wealthy and others, display requirements, and prize amounts for 1st 2nd and 3rd place. It also covers peach and plum displays, tray class standards, and standard basket and ring packing requirements.
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Jonathan
Jonathan Rome
Ceesee Reece Seteencenrtee
Belle of Georgia
J.H. Haleberta
Hale Haven
Golden Jubilee Potter
South Haven
Baldwin
Rome
York
Tractor Rodeo Featured At County Fair In Owensville
The 4-H Tractor Maintenance Club will stage a tractor rodeo at the Dermont County Fair in Owensville. Participants navigate narrow lanes with tractors and farm implements, with feats including a side-delivery rake through tight gates and backing a manure spreader into chutes. The winner earns a chance to compete at Farm Safety Day at the Ohio State Fair. Participants must be 15 to 21, 4-H members, trained, and in the club. The rodeo promotes efficient tractor operation and lower costs.
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Clermont County
4-H and Vo-Ag Judging Contest Held in Ohio Dairy Day
A dairy judging contest for 4-H and Vo-Ag teams is set for August 11 at the Wooster Experiment Station as part of Ohio Dairy Day. Start time 10 a.m. Two teams per county in 4-H and one team per department in Vo-Ag, each with three members. Five rings of four animals with at least one ring per breed. Awards from Ohio Farmer and National Dairy Products Inc. include a Yo-Ag trophy and medals for top individuals. 4-H offers team and individual medals.
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Experiment Station
Wooster
Earl Voeller
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
Voeller
Ohio Farmer
National Dairy Products, Inc
Amelia girl wins four blue ribbons at county fair
Frances Powers, 16, of Route 1 Amelia, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Powers, has earned four blue ribbons for clothing and home furnishing exhibits at the county fair. She'll compete next week in a dress project while also handling a food exhibit. A Locust Corner 4-H member and former junior director at Lake Allen camp, she plans to become a nurse after graduating from New Richmond high. Much credit goes to club advisor Mrs William Birkel.
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Frances Powers
Leonard Powers
Route 1
Amelia
Locust Corner
Frances
Lake Allen
New Richmond High School
William Birkel
Ohio poultry raisers face big decision on culling and pullets
Ohio University extension poultry expert D. D. Moyer says egg prices are down about 32 percent from a year ago and farmers should begin culling laying flocks now to cut costs. He notes many producers did not hatch pullets and plan to keep older flocks, recommending removal of early and slow moulting hens and considering August or September pullet starts for potential profitability.
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D. D. Moyer
Ohio University
Meyer
Moyer
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