*Class 3001 - Yeast Bread

*Class 3002 - Quick Bread

*Class 3003 – 3 yeast Rolls

*Class 3004 - 2 Layer Cake, frosted

*Class 3005 - Angel Food Cake

*Class 3006 - Sponge Cake

*Class 3007 - A Decorated Food Item -- MUST BE A FOOD ITEM, not a decorated box.

*Class 3008 - A Decorated Food Item made on a Box! Will be displayed throughout the fair.

*Class 3009 - 3 Cookies, any var

*Class 3010 - Fruit Pie

*Class 3011 – 3 Sweet Rolls

*Class 3012 - 2 Jars Dill Pickles

*Class 3013 - 2 Jars Sweet Pickles

*Class 3014 - 2 Jars Jams or Jellies

*Class 3015 - 2 Jars Canned Veg *Class 3016 -2 Jars Canned Fruit

*Class 3017 - 2 Jars Canned Meat

*Class 3018 - Collection of Canned Goods

*Class 3019 - Dried Meat

*Class 3020 - Dried Fruit

*Class 3021 - Dry Pasta

*Class 3022 - Dried Vegetables

*Class 3038 - Crocheted Tablecloth

*Class 3039 - Crocheted Doily (under 12")

*Class 3040 - Crocheted Doily (12" and larger)

*Class 3041 - Crocheted Bedspread

*Class 3042 - Cro-hook Item

*Class 3043 - Spiral Doily

*Class 3044 - Tatted Item

*Class 3045 - Bobbin Lace

*Class 3046 - Machine Embroidery

*Class 3047 - Brazilian Embroidery

*Class 3048 - Counted Cross Stitch

*Class 3049 - Embroidery

*Class 3050 - Embroidery (cut work)

*Class 3051 - Crewel Embroidery

*Class 3052 - Needlepoint

*Class 3053 - Latch Hook

*Class 3054 - Tie Dyed Item

*Class 3055 - Pillows

*Class 3056 - Woven Project

*Class 3057 - Woven Project - Hand Spun Yarn (small)

*Class 3058 - Woven Project - Hand Spun Yarn (large)

*Class 3059 - Skein of Hand Spun Yarn

*Class 3060 - Hooked or Braided Rug

*Class 3061 - Embellishments (garment)

*Class 3062 - Embellishments (wall hanging or picture)

*Class 3063 - Embellishments (tablecloth)

*Class 3064 - Baby Afghan

*Class 3065 - Baby Sweater Set

*Class 3066 - Miscellaneous

*Class 3070 - Oil Painting

*Class 3071 - Acrylic Painting

*Class 3072 - Watercolor

*Class 3073 - Tole Painting

*Class 3074 - Drawing - pastel, colored pencil

*Class 3075 - Drawing - pencil, charcoal, black crayon

*Class 3076 - Drawing - pen and ink

*Class 3077 - Sculpture - wood, stone, wire, clay, plaster, dough

*Class 3078 - Ceramics

*Class 3079 - Dressed Dolls (rabbits, bears, etc.)

*Class 3080 - Handmade Dolls (paper, husk, mop, etc.)

*Class 3081 - Wheat Weaving

*Class 3082 - Collections

*Class 3083 - Silk Flower Arrangement

*Class 3084 - Paper Craft

*Class 3085 - Jewelry

*Class 3086 - Leather Craft

*Class 3087 - Models

*Class 3088 - Portraits

*Class 3089 - Basketry

*Class 3090 - Felting

*Class 3091 - Plastic Woven Item

*Class 3092 - Christmas Stocking

*Class 3093 - Holiday Decoration (1 item only)

*Class 3094 – Miscellaneous

*Class 3130 - Knitted Sweater

*Class 3131 - Knitted Hat or Muffler

*Class 3132 - Knitted Afghan (one piece)

*Class 3133 - Knitted Afghan (pieces set together)

*Class 3134 - Crocheted Sweater

*Class 3135 - Crocheted Afghan

*Class 3136 - Crocheted Piece (one piece)

*Class 3137 - Crocheted Piece (pieces set together)

*Class 3138 - Crocheted Tablecloth

*Class 3139 - Crocheted Doily (under 12")

*Class 3140 - Crocheted Doily (12" and larger)

*Class 3141 - Crocheted Bedspread

*Class 3142 - Cro-hook Item

*Class 3143 - Spiral Doily

*Class 3144 - Tatted Item

*Class 3145 - Bobbin Lace

*Class 3146 - Machine Embroidery

*Class 3147 - Brazilian Embroidery

*Class 3148 - Counted Cross Stitch

*Class 3149 - Embroidery

*Class 3150 - Embroidery (cut work)

*Class 3151 - Crewel Embroidery

*Class 3152 - Needlepoint

*Class 3153 - Latch Hook

*Class 3154 - Tie Dyed Item

*Class 3155 - Pillows

*Class 3156 - Woven Project

*Class 3157 - Woven Project - Hand Spun Yarn (small)

*Class 3158 - Woven Project - Hand Spun Yarn (large)

*Class 3159 - Skein of Hand Spun Yarn

*Class 3160 – Hooked/Braided Rug

*Class 3161 - Embellishments (garment)

*Class 3162 - Embellishments (wall hanging or picture)

*Class 3163 - Embellishments (tablecloth)

*Class 3164 - Baby Afghan

*Class 3165 - Baby Sweater Set

*Class 3166 - Miscellaneous

*Class 3170 - Oil Painting

*Class 3171 - Acrylic Painting

*Class 3172 - Watercolor

*Class 3173 - Tole Painting

*Class 3174 - Drawing - pastel, colored pencil

*Class 3175 - Drawing - pencil, charcoal, black crayon

*Class 3176 - Drawing - pen and ink

*Class 3177 - Sculpture - wood, stone, wire, clay, plaster, dough

*Class 3178 - Ceramics

*Class 3179 - Dressed Dolls (rabbits, bears, etc.)

*Class 3180 - Handmade Dolls (paper, husk, mop, etc.)

*Class 3181 - Wheat Weaving

*Class 3182 - Collections

*Class 3183 - Silk Flower Arrangement

*Class 3184 - Paper Craft

*Class 3185 - Jewelry

*Class 3186 - Leather Craft

*Class 3187 - Models

*Class 3188 - Portraits

*Class 3189 - Basketry

*Class 3190 - Felting

*Class 3191 - Plastic Woven Item

*Class 3192 - Christmas Stocking

*Class 3193 - Holiday Decoration (1 item only)

*Class 3194 – Miscellaneous

*Class 3230 - Knitted Sweater

*Class 3231 - Knitted Hat or Muffler

*Class 3232 - Knitted Afghan (one piece)

*Class 3233 - Knitted Afghan (pieces set together)

*Class 3234 - Crocheted Sweater

*Class 3235 - Crocheted Afghan

*Class 3236 - Crocheted Piece (one piece)

*Class 3237 - Crocheted Piece (pieces set together)

*Class 3238 - Crocheted Tablecloth

*Class 3239 - Crocheted Doily (under 12")

*Class 3240 - Crocheted Doily (12" and larger)

*Class 3241 - Crocheted Bedspread

*Class 3242 - Cro-hook Item

*Class 3243 - Spiral Doily

*Class 3244 - Tatted Item

*Class 3245 - Bobbin Lace

*Class 3246 - Machine Embroidery

*Class 3247 - Brazilian Embroidery

*Class 3248 - Counted Cross Stitch

*Class 3249 - Embroidery

*Class 3250 - Embroidery (cut work)

*Class 3251 - Crewel Embroidery

*Class 3252 - Needlepoint

*Class 3253 - Latch Hook

*Class 3254 - Tie Dyed Item

*Class 3255 - Pillows

*Class 3256 - Woven Project

*Class 3257 - Woven Project - Hand Spun Yarn (small)

*Class 3258 - Woven Project - Hand Spun Yarn (large)

*Class 3259 - Skein of Hand Spun Yarn

*Class 3260 - Hooked or Braided Rug

*Class 3261 - Embellishments (garment)

*Class 3262 - Embellishments (wall hanging or picture)

*Class 3263 - Embellishments (tablecloth)

*Class 3264 - Baby Afghan

*Class 3265 - Baby Sweater Set

*Class 3266 - Miscellaneous

*Class 3270 - Oil Painting

*Class 3271 - Acrylic Painting

*Class 3272 - Watercolor

*Class 3273 - Tole Painting

*Class 3274 - Drawing - pastel, colored pencil

*Class 3275 - Drawing - pencil, charcoal, black crayon

*Class 3276 - Drawing - pen and ink

*Class 3277 - Sculpture - wood, stone, wire, clay, plaster, dough

*Class 3278 - Ceramics

*Class 3279 - Dressed Dolls (rabbits, bears, etc.)

*Class 3280 - Handmade Dolls (paper, husk, mop, etc.)

*Class 3281 - Wheat Weaving

*Class 3282 - Collections

*Class 3283 - Silk Flower Arrangement

*Class 3284 - Paper Craft

*Class 3285 - Jewelry

*Class 3286 - Leather Craft

*Class 3287 - Models

*Class 3288 - Portraits

*Class 3289 - Basketry

*Class 3390 - Felting

*Class 3291 - Plastic Woven Item

*Class 3292 - Christmas Stocking

*Class 3293 - Holiday Decoration (1 item only)

*Class 3294 – Miscellaneous

Project Displays:

Class 3403 - Large Machinery and Equipment (more than $1,500 constructed cost JUSTIFIED IN BILL OF MATERIAL). Ex: Gooseneck Livestock Trailer, Straight Tongue Livestock Trailer, Single Axle Trailer (8 ft or longer), Grain Trailer, Round Bale Trailer, Subsoiler, Car Trailer.

Class 3404 - Intermediate Machinery and Equipment ($500 to $1,500 constructed cost JUSTIFIED IN BILL OF MATERIAL). Ex: Working Facilities Box Scrapers, Blades Hydraulic Press, Hydraulic Lifts Trailer, Cherry Pickers, Squeeze Chute, Pickup Flat Beds, Hydraulic Hoist, Log Splitter.

Class 3405 - Small Machinery and Equipment (Under $500 construction costs JUSTIFIED IN BILL OF MATERIAL). Ex: Engine Stands, Picnic Tables, Two Wheel Trailer, Car Ramp, Feed Bunk Gates, Clipping Chutes.

Class 3406 - Group Display (exhibits must come from class 778, 779, 780)

Class 3407 - Tractor Repair

Class 3408 - Machinery Repair. Ex: Projects that have been rebuilt should remain as the original piece of equipment.

Small Engines:

*Class 3409 - Rebuilt or Overhauled Engines

*Class 3410 - Exhibit of engine parts and explanation of how they work

*Class 3411 - Application of a small engine, built or reconstructed by the member.

WOODWORKING - OPEN CLASS

Superintendent...................................................................................... Mike Suchsland

GUIDELINES

1. Each article exhibited must be accompanied by the plan, working drawing, sketch, etc. used for construction. Label each article showing intended use.

2. In judging woodworking articles, consideration will be given to: usefulness, design, workmanship, choice of wood, and suitability and quality of finish.

3. Designate on the entry form if the article is original or kit constructed.

4. If necessary, each class will be separated by age (under 11 yrs. old, 11-18 yrs. old, and 18 and older).

*Class 3520 - Woodworking Articles for Farm or Shop Use

*Class 3521 - Lawn Furniture

*Class 3522 - Household Furniture

*Class 3523 - Other Woodworking Articles (not included in above classes) (Examples: bird house, bird feeder, household equipment such as knife racks, bread boards, etc.)

*Class 3524 - Piece of Repaired and Refinished Furniture (a brief explanation of the work completed must be attached).

AGRICULTURAL CROPS AND HORTICULTURE - OPEN CLASS

Superintendent........................................................................................ Bud Malmberg

Assistant Superintendent................................................................................ Max Long

AWARDS

Phillips County Premium Donorsare the sponsors of all ribbons.

Tri-County Insurance is awarding a trophy for Champion Garden Exhibit.

Glade Greenhouse is awarding a trophy for Reserve Champion Garden Exhibit.

CROPS

GUIDELINES

1. All products must be grown by the person or persons in whose name it is exhibited.

*Class 3530 - Wheat (variety to be named) 1 gallon

*Class 3531 - Other Small Grains (to be named) 1 gallon

*Class 3532 - Corn (hybrid to be named) 10 ears

*Class 3533 - Grain Sorghums (variety to be named) 10 heads

*Class 3534 - Baled Hay (1 standard bale) not less than 60 lbs.

RANGE GRASSES

GUIDELINES

1. Each sample will be of a single species. The bundles will be tied with suitable cord, twine or other binding material. Only native grasses can be entered.

2. The exhibitor will fill out an identification card which states species and location species was collected (ex. CRP, pasture, etc.).

3. Each exhibitor will be limited to one sample per class.

4. Judging criteria is as follows:

a. Identification -- labeled correctly

b. Sample is clean -- no dead litter or other plants

c. Visual Appearance -- species is uniform and visually pleasing Leafiness

d. Uniform Samples -- 1.5" diameter bundles

e. A Typical Specimen for Species -- type and size

*Class 3540 - Tall Grass (e.g. Big bluestem, Indiangrass)

*Class 3541 - Mid Grass (e.g. Little bluestem, Sideoats grama)

*Class 3542 - Short Grass (e.g. Blue grama, Buffalo grass)

VEGETABLES

*Class 3549 – Odd or Misshapen Fruit of Vegetable (Participation ribbon only)

*Class 3550 - Small Vegetable Specimen Plate (12 each). Examples: green snap beans, yellow wax beans, and other small vegetables.

*Class 3551 - Medium Vegetable Specimen Plate (5 each). Examples: slicing cucumbers, pickling cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, red tomatoes, green tomatoes, beets, white onions, yellow onions, red onions, bell peppers, chili peppers, jalapeno peppers, other peppers, okra, parsnips, turnips, sweet potatoes, red potatoes, white potatoes, Russet potatoes, sweet corn, carrots, kohlrabi, and other medium vegetables.

*Class 3552 - Large Vegetable Specimen Plate (1 each). Examples: watermelon, cabbage, eggplant, cantaloupe, honeydew, small sugar pumpkin, large field pumpkin, crookneck, straightneck, zucchini & other summer squash, acorn, butternut & other winter squash.

*Class 3553 - Garden Display - see 4-H explanation.

FRUITS

MARKET WHEAT SHOW - OPEN CLASS

Superintendent............................................................................................. Blaine Krafft

Assistant Superintendent ………………………………………………Garrett Kennedy

AWARDS

Rangeland Cooperatives is sponsoring cash prizes.

Darwin Cole Foundation is sponsoring cash prizes.

Tri-County Insurance is awarding a trophy for Champ of the Market Wheat Show.

GUIDELINES

1. A Market Wheat Show Entry and Crop Data Card must be filled out at the time of entry.

2. Entry time and date - 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., Monday, July 27.

3. Judging will commence at 10:00 a.m., Monday, July 27.

4. All exhibits shall be produced during the current year.

5. All exhibits shall be of combine runs only. Samples shall consist of a minimum of 1 gallon of wheat (no garbage bags, please). A sample of this wheat will be exhibited; the remainder will be used for the judging.

6. Any entry which has been hand-picked and/or screened will be disqualified.

7. Each farmer (or farm) is limited to one entry for each class, providing that variety is grown on exhibitor’s farm. Landlord may enter if tenant does not.

8. Decision of judges is final; no appeals considered.

9. All wheat exhibits become the property of the Market Wheat Show.

10. Samples will be judged by the following criteria:

Variety/Mill Bake..................................................................... 250

Protein ..................................................................................... 225

Test Weight............................................................................ 200

Dockage ................................................................................. 200

Shrunken&Broken ................................................................. 100

Crop Card Data........................................................................ 25

(Points awarded based on degree of desirability for milling and baking qualities.)

11. Entries that score high (approximately 25%) will be taken to the State Fair.

12. The wheat sheaf should consist of 100 heads, tied with cord or string, and the length should be the actual height of the wheat.

*Class 3590 - All hard white private varieties

*Class 3591 - All hard white public varieties

*Class 3592 - All hard red private varieties

*Class 3593 - All hard red public varieties

BEEF - OPEN CLASS

Superintendent........................................................................................... Shane Jarvis

Assistant Superintendent........................................................................... Stuart Jarvis

GUIDELINES

1. If numbers warrant, the superintendent may divide the classes by breeds.

2. Cattle must be owned by the exhibitor.

3. No exhibitor shall be awarded more than two prizes per class.

*Class 3610 - Bucket Calf, Exhibitor 12 years and younger

*Class 3611 - Bulls calved after January 1, of the current year

*Class 3612 - Bulls calved from Nov 1 through Dec 31, of the prior year

*Class 3613 - Bulls calved from Sept 1 through Oct 31, of the prior year

*Class 3614 - Bulls calved from July 1 through Aug 31, of the prior year

*Class 3615 - Bulls calved from May 1 through June 30, of the prior year

*Class 3616 - Bulls calved from Jan 1 through April 30, of the prior year

*Class 3620 - Heifers calved after Jan 1, of the current year

*Class 3621 - Heifers calved from Nov 1 through Dec 31, of the prior year

*Class 3622 - Heifers calved from Sept 1 through Oct 31, of the prior year

*Class 3623 - Heifers calved from July 1 through Aug 31, of the prior year

*Class 3624 - Heifers calved from May 1 through June 30, of the prior year

*Class 3625 - Heifers calved from Jan 1 through April 30, of the prior year

*Class 3626 - Get-of-sire - three animals by one sire, any age, both sexes

*Class 3627 - Pair - 1 bull, 1 heifer

*Class 3628 - Pair - 2 bulls

*Class 3629 - Pair - 2 heifers

Additional class may be set up to accommodate 2 year cattle if necessary

SWINE - OPEN CLASS

Superintendent............................................................................................ Rick Chester

Assistant Superintendents................................................... Jim Lanier & Allen Dusin

GUIDELINES

1. If numbers warrant, the superintendent may divide the classes by breeds.

2. Swine must be owned by the exhibitor.

3. All swine should have an official health certificate. See youth swine health requirements for blood testing needs.

4. No exhibitor shall be awarded more than two prizes per class.

*Class 3760 - Kittens - 4-8 months

*Class 3761 - Female Cats - 9 months or older

*Class 3762 - Male Cats - 9 months and older

*Class 3763 - Mother and Kittens

*Class 3764 - Decorated Crates

DAIRY CATTLE - OPEN CLASS

Superintendent........................................................................................... Shane Jarvis

Assistant Superintendents..................................................................... Brock Johnson

*Class 3770 - Dairy Heifer - calved after August 1, of the current year.

*Class 3771 - Dairy Cow - calved before August 1, of the current year.

ROCKETRY - OPEN CLASS

Superintendent............................................................................................... Kirk Girard

*Class 3780 - Rocketry Display

PHOTOGRAPHY - OPEN CLASS

Superintendent......................................................................................... Peggy Minkler

Assistant Superintendents............................................. Stacy Reimer & Erika Norris

AWARDS

Phillips County Review is presenting an award for the Best 8" X 10" Photo.

GUIDELINES

1. Refer to 4-H rules.

2. Framed Photos need to be ready to be hung – not free-standing.

PHOTOGRAPHY - EXHIBITORS 10 AND UNDER