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Fruits, Vegetables & Crops

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Division: Fruits, Vegetables & Crops - FV
Best of Show Crystal:
Cheek Construction
Fair Favorite Award:
Winnemucca Inn
All exhibits must be in good condition and must meet the regulations outlined for the class. All produce shown in this category must have been grown by the exhibitor and should be clean and uniform in size and shape. Please place your entries on a disposable plate.
 
Forage plants and grains in sheaves should be well-cured and should be tied securely at the butt and at the middle, firmly but not tightly below the heads, use an attractive string or ribbon. Sheaves should be three to five inches in diameter.
(Limit 10 entries per class and 1 per lot)
Fruits - Class FV1
Vegetables - Class FV2
Lot #
Description
Lot #
Description
1 Apples, Cooking (3)
1
Artichoke (1)
2 Apples, Eating (3)
2
Beans, String Bean (6 pods)
3 Cantaloupe (1)
3
Beans, String Wax (6 Pods)
4 Crabapples (3)
4
Beans, Miscellaneous (6 pods)
5 Grapes (any variety, 1 bunch)
5
Beets, Table (3)
6 Nectarines (3)
6
Brussel Sprouts (2 heads)
7 Peaches (3)
7
Cabbage, Round, Pointed or Flat (1 head)
8 Pears (3)
8
Carrots (3 - 1-2" tops)
9 Plums (3)
9
Cauliflower (1 head)
10 Prunes (3)
10
Corn, Yellow, Husks Removed (3)
11 Strawberries (6)
11
Corn, White, Husks Removed (3)
12 Tomatoes, Cherry, No Stem (6)
12
Corn, Bi-Color, Husks Removed (3)
13 Tomatoes, Green with Stem (3)
13
Cucumbers, Slicing (3)
14 Tomatoes, Other (3)
14
Cucumbers, Pickling (3)
15 Tomatoes, Ripe, No Stem (3)
15
Cucumbers, Armenian (3)
16 Watermelon (1)
16
Cucumbers, Lemon (3)
17 Other Berries (6)
17
Cucumbers, Other (1)
18 Other Fruit (6)
18
Eggplant
 
19
Garlic (1 head)
Herbs - Class FV3
20
Kohlrabi (1)
(Please bring in container with water)
Herbs may be flowering but with no seeds
21
Onions, Green (bunch of 5)
Lot #
Description
22
Onions, Brown Dry (3 - dry 2 weeks)
1
Basil
23
Onions, Red Dry (3 - dry 2 weeks)
2
Chives
24
Onions, White Dry (3 - dry 2 weeks)
3
Lavender
25
Okra (3)
4
Mint
26
Leeks (3)
5
Oregano
27
Lettuce (1 head)
6
Parsley
28
Peas (6 pods)
7
Rosemary
29
Parsnips (5)
8
Sage
30
Peppers, Sweet (3)
9
Taragon
31
Peppers, Hot (3)
10
Thyme
32
Peppers, Other (3)
11
Other
33
Potatoes, White (3)
 
34
Potatoes, Red (3)
Forage Crops or Seed In Sheath - Class FV4
35
Mini Pumpkins (1)
Lot #
Description
36
Pumpkin (1)
1
Alfalfa
37
Radishes (bunch of 5)
2
Barley
38
Rhubarb (3 stalks)
3
Brome
39
Rutabaga (3)
4
Clover
40
Squash, Acorn (1)
5
Fescue
41
Squash, Banana (1)
6
Oats
42
Squash, Hubbard (1)
7
Orchard Grass
43
Squash, Crookneck (3)
8
Sunflower (1 head)
44
Squash, Zucchini (3)
9
Timothy
45
Squash, Other (1)
10
Wheat
46
Swiss Chard (1 plant, display in quart jar with water)
11
Wheat Grass
47
Turnips (3)
12
Other
48
Unusual Vegetable (1)
 
49
Other
 
50
Vegetable Crop Display
(One plate consisting of any five marketable vegetable crops will compose a display)

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Winnemucca, NV 89445
775-623-5071