Van Buren County Arkansas Fair
Information Contacts
General Info: Kim, 501-654-4116
Pageants: Dana, 501-253-3206
Creative Arts Exhibits: Dana, 501-253-3206
Commercial Exhibits: Krystil, 501-253-3219
Livestock: Wesley, 501-314-6508, or Dikelin, 501-412-7798
Veterans Field of Flags: David, 501-253-4895
Strut Your Mutt Contest: Dana, 501-592-1967
Talent: Amy, 501-253-0709
Sponsors
Regions Bank
Ozark Health
City of Clinton & A&P Commission
Websites
Fair: www.vanburencountyarkansasfairgrounds.com
City of Clinton: www.cityofclintonar.com
VBC: www.vanburencoar.com
Clinton Chamber: www.clintonchamber.com
Facebook: Van Buren County Fair and Livestock Assoc
Schedule:
Tuesday, August 19
6:00–8:00 p.m. Fair Queen Registration & Practice (GW Bldg.)
Deadline for registration is Tuesday, August 19 at 8:00 p.m.
Forms available by calling 501-253-3206 or email: t720312@yahoo.com
Saturday, August 23
VBC Fair Pageants (GW Bldg.)
10:00 a.m. Baby & Toddlers (birth to 4 yrs.)
2:00 p.m. Elementary Pageants (5–12 yrs.)
5:00 p.m. Teen Miss (13 years)
Junior/Miss Fair Queen Pageant (14–23 years)
Mrs./Sr. Miss Pageant (35–75 years)
Friday, August 29
9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Entire Creative Arts Exhibits (including all food items) in GW Building
Tuesday, September 2
3:00–9:00 p.m. GW Building open to view exhibits
5:00–9:00 p.m. Commercial Building open
6:30 p.m. Bingo night in GW Building
Wednesday, September 3 (School Bus Day)
9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. GW Building exhibits open
11:00 a.m. Kitchen opens
3:00–9:00 p.m. Commercial Building open
4:00–9:00 p.m. Gate Admission ($4 for ages 5 & over; under 4 FREE)
5:00–10:00 p.m. Carnival ($35 per person ARMBANDS)
9:15 p.m. Nightly DRAWING FOR $100, W/PAID GATE TICKET
Thursday, September 4 (School Bus Day)
9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. GW Building exhibits open
11:00 a.m. Kitchen opens
3:00–9:00 p.m. Commercial Building open
4:00–9:00 p.m. Gate Admission ($4 for ages 5 & over; under 4 FREE)
5:00–10:00 p.m. Carnival ($35 per person ARMBANDS)
6:00–8:00 p.m. Youth & Open Talent Contest Practice
9:15 p.m. Nightly DRAWING FOR $100, W/PAID GATE TICKET
Friday, September 5 (School Bus Day)
9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. GW Building exhibits open
9:00–11:00 a.m. Horse Show–Halter Class Check-In (Parking Lot)
10:00 a.m. Horse Show–Halter Class (Parking Lot)
11:00 a.m. Kitchen opens
1:00–9:00 p.m. Commercial Building open
4:00–9:00 p.m. Gate Admission ($4 for ages 5 & over; under 4 FREE)
5:00–10:00 p.m. Carnival ($35 per person ARMBANDS)
6:00 p.m. Strut Your Mutt Contest (GW Bldg.)
9:15 p.m. Nightly DRAWING FOR $100, W/PAID GATE TICKET
Saturday, September 6
9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. GW Building exhibits open
10:00 a.m. Livestock Premium Auction
“Scholarship Cookie Jar Auction” from VBC Fair to VBC graduating seniors with application
11:00 a.m. Kitchen opens
11:30 a.m. Herdsman Awards Presentation
1:00–9:00 p.m. Commercial Building open
3:00–9:00 p.m. Gate Admission ($4 for ages 5 & over; under 4 FREE)
5:00 p.m. - Talent Show
5:00 p.m. Best of the Best Showmanship Contest – Livestock Arena
5:00–10:00 p.m. Carnival ($35 per person ARMBANDS)
7:00 p.m. Rapid Fire Ministries – area by Field of Flags
8:00 p.m. Release of livestock
9:15 p.m. Nightly DRAWING FOR $100, W/PAID GATE TICKET
Sunday, September 7
1:00–3:00 p.m. Pick up Creative Arts exhibits in GW Building
Creative Arts – Premium checks available
2025 Fair Information
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No parade this year.
Categories:
A - Schools and Youth Group (4-H, FFA, Show teams, FCCLA)
B - Floats, Civic, Commercial, and Non-commercial
Floats will be judged based on appearance, animation, creativity and following the theme.
C - Marching Units
D - Decorated vehicles, ATVs, and Motorcycles
E - Cars, Trucks, and Tractors (Antique, Classic, Reproductions)
F - Motorcycles (Must be decorated in theme)
G - Best Dressed Cowboy
H - Best Dressed Cowgirl
I - Animal entries (horseback, animal drawn wagons, etc.)
J - Fair Queens (Not eligible to be judged.)
K - Bicycles and Strollers (Kids under 12)
All units will pause in front of the judges and remain in place for one minute.
Winners will receive Van Buren County ribbons.
NOTE: Before lining up, ALL entries must check in with the Parade Chairperson.
ALL horses, donkeys, and mules must comply with Arkansas Act #1306.
Please call or mail your entry no later than Thursday, September 6th.
Data includes:
Name:
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Phone number:
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Category entering:
____________________________________________________________https://vanburencountyfair.org/pdf/2017/parade-form-2017-updated-9-13-17.pdf
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First Sunday in December -- Deadline: Day of the Event
Van Buren County Fairgrounds - Open To All CountiesCategories
Baby Snowflake - Newborn - 18 Months (girls)
Baby Toy Soldier - Newborn - 18 Months (boys)
Miss Sugar Plum - 19 Months to 3 Years
Mister Elf - 19 Months to 3 Years
Miss Mistletoe - 4 Years to 6 Years
Mister Jack Frost - 4 Years to 6 Years
Poinsettia Princess - 7 Years to 9 Years
Miss Gingerbread - 10 Years to 12 Years
Miss Holly - 13 Years to 15 Years
Miss Christmas - 16 Years to 21 Years
Ms Merry Christmas - 22 Years to 30 Years
Ms. Snow Queen - 31 to 39 years
Ms. Winter Queen - 40 to 50
Ms. Ice Queen - 51 Years & Up
And Generation Gap – all family members in pageant
Choice of evening gown or Christmas wear.
Contestants will be judged solely on appearance and presentation on stage.
Christmas Wear baby though 12 years old.
Christmas Wear or Formal Wear 13 and up.Contact: Dana Huyck 501-253-3206
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Saturday September 6- Talent Show- 5. p.m.
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August 23
Contact Dana Huyck at 501-253-3206 for a copy of the registration form.
VAN BUREN COUNTY FAIR PAGEANT RULES
ONE PARENT OR ATTENDANT ALLOWED BACKSTAGE AGES 12 AND UNDER.
ALL CONTESTANTS MUST BE LEGAL RESIDENTS OF VAN BUREN COUNTY FOR 90 DAYS PRIOR TO THE COUNTY PAGEANT.
ALL CONTESTANTS MUST NOT BE MARRIED EXCEPT IN THE MRS. DIVISIONS.
JUDGES SCORES WILL NOT BE GIVEN OUT.
JR. MISS, MISS AND MRS. WINNERS WILL REPRESENT VAN BUREN COUNTY AT STATE FAIR.
ALL CONTESTANTS MUST AGREE TO RELEASE THE VBC FAIR ASSOCIATION FROM ALL LIABILITY.
MANNERS, BEHAVIOR, APPEARANCE & GROOMING WILL BE OBSERVED AT ALL TIMES FROM REGISTRATION THRU THE CONTEST.
ANY DISPLAY OF POOR SHOWMANSHIP AND/OR UNBECOMING CONDUCT, INTERFERENCE, OR ANY BEHAVIORAL PROBLEM CREATED BY ACONTESTANT, PARENT, RELATIVE, OR SUPPORTER OF A CONTESTANT WILL RESULT IN DISQUALIFICATION OF THE CONTESTANT FOR ALL FUTURE CONTESTS
QUESTIONS ABOUT THE DIVISIONS MUST BE ADDRESSED @ REGISTRATION
TO BE ON TIME IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF CONTESTANT
ONE PARENT ADMITTED FREE PER CONTESTANT.
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Complete List of 2023 Winners:
Miss (Fair Queen) - Juiliana Linn
Mrs-Bridget Leonard
Sr Mrs-Teri Weatherly -
PREVIOUS FAIR QUEENS
Previous Fair Queens1937 Jean Roach Eoff Brazell
1938 Faye Sneed (Honeycutt)
1939 Bonnie Lefler (Lewis)
1940 Francis Lefler (Long)
1941 Bernice House
1942 Mary Beth Holiman
1943 Loula Margaret (Hall)
1944 Lois Rogers (Mahan)
1945 Mary Alice French
1946 Mae Patterson
1947 Laura Sue Lewis (Nunley)
1948 Mae Patterson (Clemons)
1949 Gloria Musgraves (Kline)
1950 Wilma Presley (Evans)
1951 Rebecca French (Patterson)
1952 Betty Sue Lankford (Dunigan)
1953 Polly W. Williams (Reagan)
1954 Carolyn Moss (Baker)
1955 Dora Lou Blair (Tudor)
1956 Bambi Oldham (Scheweiler)
1957 Jan Patton (Carver)
1958 Martha Wallace
1959 Lola Huggins (Edwards)
1960 Ginger Pate (Ervin)
1961 Gladys Dewey (Eoff)
1962 Sandra Shannon (McKnight)
1963 Tamara Stobaugh (Hannum)
1964 Doris Kirkendoll (Williamson)
1965 Glenda Edwards
1966 Jo Beth Burnett (Shaw)
1967 Martha Lasater (Douglas)
1968 Lavonne Huggins (Roddy)
1969 Joyce Kirkendoll (Roddy)
1970 Rhonday Story (Spann)
1971 Ginger Crownover
1972 Gwen Watts
1973 Jan Eoff (Henderson)
1974 Liz Lane (James)
1975 Lori Rogers (Blagg)
1976 Janet Johnson (Perkins)
1977 Welda Parish (Griffith)
1978 Nona Lowery
1979 LeAnn Freeman (Dempsey)
1980 Leanne Hall
1981 Sherrie Statler
1982 Chrystal Parish
1983 Wendy Cassell (Gross)
1984 Gayla Story (Bradley)
1985 Melissa Hodges (Johnson)
1986 Denise Weatherly (Green)1987 Wendy Parish (Anderson)
1988 Gretchen Krikendoll (Hunt)
1989 Erika Eoff (Smith)
1990 Chelsea Rogers
1991 Rita Burroughs (Barns)
1992 Kim Lockard (Holland)
1993 Christy Whillock
1994 Ashley King (Marsh)
1995 Angela Ragland (Bentliff)
1996 Jennifer Collister
1997 Julie Boone (Lindsay)
1998 Sancy Hutto
1999 Karla Elliott
2000 Nancy Evans
2001 Rachael Bowman
2002 Rebekah Gardner
2003 Andrea Jones
2004 Cassie Bartley
2005 Kristen Hansen
2006 Tessa Scheeley
2007 LaSynda Lace Lockard
2008 Amber Gross
2009 Gwendolyn Bradley
2010 Miranda Bonds
2011 Ashley Wilder
2012 Hailey Stolzfus
2013 Hanna Stolzfus
2014 Sydney Bernhart
2015 Brooklyn Smith
2016 Jaycee Housley
2017 Bianca Lee
2018 Kelli Burroughs
2019 Alyssa McKnight
2020 Erin Holland
2021 Courtney Alexander
2022 Brinkley Smith
2023 Juliana LinnPREVIOUS MRS. & SR. MRS.
2013 Kim Holland Mrs.
2014 Christy Whillock Mrs.
2015 Rose Hamilton Mrs.
2015 Phyllis Young Sr. Mrs.2016 Alice Chambers Sr. Mrs.
2017 Heidi Kottke Mrs.
2017 Corrine Weatherly Sr. Mrs.
2018 Dana Huyck & Jo Lockard
2021 Nita McCoy &Jackie Sikes
2022 Marsha Trammell Mrs.
2022 Cynthia Bartholomew Sr. Mrs.
2023 Bridget Leonard & Teri Weatherly -
PREVIOUS RODEO QUEENS
1944 Dana Lou Davenport Ruff
1945 LaDonna McCaslin Sheppard
1946 LaDonna McCaslin Sheppard
1947 Alice Ruth Thomason Dover
1948 LaDonna McCaslin Sheppard
1949 Mary Jo Watts died 1998
1950 - 1982
No Rodeo Queens during these years.
1983 Wanda Sturtevant Johnston
1984 Cheryl Ann Hoyle Munn
1985 Wendy Cassell Gross
1986 Becky Leonard Johnson
1987 Sherri Ware Sanders
1988 Becky Cullum Page
1989 Rita Coleman Ward
1990 Kimberly Lockard Holland
1991 Angela Ammann Watson
1992 Brigett Ward Smith
1993 Monica Eoff Lieblong
1994 Monica Eoff Lieblong1995 Amy Bonds
1996 Shawna Rushing
1997 Amy Lockard
1998 Sara Ammann
1999 Amy Lockard
2000 Sara Ammann
2001 Amy Lockard
2002 Candice Pike
2003 Synda Lockard
2004 No Rodeo Queen contest
2005 No Rodeo Queen contest
2006 Synda Lockard
2007 Katie Barger *
2008 Synda Lockard
2009 Lauren Higganbothan
2010 Synda Lockard
2011 Breanna Bagley
2015 Breanna Bagley
2016 Taylor Holland
2022 Trinity Roberson
2023 Brinkley Smith
* Indicates State Fair Rodeo Queen
** Miss Rodeo USA -
A veteran's memorial area that continues to grow!
Your loved one can be among those honored, and take only a few minutes to complete the form. Visit the fair office during fair week for a form.
For Information call David Calkin 501-253-4895
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All persons enter the fairgrounds during regulated hours (those listed above for admission) will be charged an admission fee. Volunteers must contact their event leader for work day gate passes.
Remember -- Admission fees support the Van Buren County Fair & Livestock Association and the organization directing parking. Parking will be staffed by a different nonprofit youth group each day.
5 and over are $4
4 and under are FreeCarnival: $28 per armband-per person
Parking Superintendent: David Hess 501-253-3470
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Schedule:
Tuesday, August 19
6:00–8:00 p.m. Fair Queen Registration & Practice (GW Bldg.)
Deadline for registration is Tuesday, August 19 at 8:00 p.m.
Forms available by calling 501-253-3206 or email: t720312@yahoo.comSaturday, August 23
VBC Fair Pageants (GW Bldg.)
10:00 a.m. Baby & Toddlers (birth to 4 yrs.)
2:00 p.m. Elementary Pageants (5–12 yrs.)
5:00 p.m. Teen Miss (13 years)
Junior/Miss Fair Queen Pageant (14–23 years)
Mrs./Sr. Miss Pageant (35–75 years)Friday, August 29
9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Entire Creative Arts Exhibits (including all food items) in GW Building
Tuesday, September 2
3:00–9:00 p.m. GW Building open to view exhibits
5:00–9:00 p.m. Commercial Building open
6:30 p.m. Bingo night in GW BuildingWednesday, September 3(School Bus Day)
9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. GW Building exhibits open
11:00 a.m. Kitchen opens
3:00–9:00 p.m. Commercial Building open
4:00–9:00 p.m. Gate Admission ($4 for ages 5 & over; under 4 FREE)
5:00–10:00 p.m. Carnival ($28 per person ARMBANDS)
9:15 p.m. Nightly DRAWING FOR $100, W/PAID GATE TICKETThursday, September 4(School Bus Day)
9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. GW Building exhibits open
11:00 a.m. Kitchen opens
3:00–9:00 p.m. Commercial Building open
4:00–9:00 p.m. Gate Admission ($4 for ages 5 & over; under 4 FREE)
5:00–10:00 p.m. Carnival ($28 per person ARMBANDS)
6:00–8:00 p.m. Youth & Open Talent Contest Practice
9:15 p.m. Nightly DRAWING FOR $100, W/PAID GATE TICKETFriday, September 5(School Bus Day)
9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. GW Building exhibits open
9:00–11:00 a.m. Horse Show–Halter Class Check-In (Parking Lot)
10:00 a.m. Horse Show–Halter Class (Parking Lot)
11:00 a.m. Kitchen opens
1:00–9:00 p.m. Commercial Building open
4:00–9:00 p.m. Gate Admission ($4 for ages 5 & over; under 4 FREE)
5:00–10:00 p.m. Carnival ($28 per person ARMBANDS)
6:00 p.m. Strut Your Mutt Contest (GW Bldg.)
9:15 p.m. Nightly DRAWING FOR $100, W/PAID GATE TICKETSaturday, September 6
9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. GW Building exhibits open
10:00 a.m. Livestock Premium Auction
“Scholarship Cookie Jar Auction” from VBC Fair to VBC graduating seniors with application
11:00 a.m. Kitchen opens
11:30 a.m. Herdsman Awards Presentation
1:00–9:00 p.m. Commercial Building open
3:00–9:00 p.m. Gate Admission ($4 for ages 5 & over; under 4 FREE)
5:00 p.m. Best of the Best Showmanship Contest – Livestock Arena5:00 P.M -Talent Show
5:00–10:00 p.m. Carnival ($28 per person ARMBANDS)
7:00 p.m. Rapid Fire Ministries – area by Field of Flags
8:00 p.m. Release of livestock
9:15 p.m. Nightly DRAWING FOR $100, W/PAID GATE TICKETSunday, September 7
1:00–3:00 p.m. Pick up Creative Arts exhibits in GW Building
Creative Arts – Premium checks available -
Information Contacts
General Info: Kim, 501-654-4116
Pageants: Dana, 501-253-3206
Creative Arts Exhibits: Dana, 501-253-3206
Commercial Exhibits: Krystil, 501-253-3219
Livestock: Wesley, 501-314-6508, or Dikelin, 501-412-7798
Veterans Field of Flags: David, 501-253-4895
Strut Your Mutt Contest: Dawn, 501-592-1967
Talent: Amy, 501-253-0709Sponsors
Regions Bank
Ozark Health
City of Clinton & A&P Commission
Websites
Fair: www.vanburencountyarkansasfairgrounds.com
City of Clinton: www.cityofclintonar.com
VBC: www.vanburencoar.com
Clinton Chamber: www.clintonchamber.com
Facebook: Van Buren County Fair and Livestock Assoc
General Fair Rules and Exhibits Information
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NOTICE ***Any and all political advertizing must have a permit that can be obtained at the VBC Fair Office. All political paraphernalia must be kept within the confines of paid booth space. All items given away must be approved by Fair Manager as no items may be distributed that are in direct conflict with VBC Fair kitchen or VBC Fair carnival. Thank you for your cooperation. No posting without permission!
All animals, articles and exhibits competing for prizes will be entered and shown by one owner, maker or grower.
The Fair Association reserves the right to accept or reject any exhibit before or after it is entered.
The Fair Association provides general security on the grounds. All property taken on to the grounds or into the buildings are kept entirely at risk of owner. The Van Buren County Livestock Show and Fair Association will not be responsible for loss or damage to exhibits but will exercise all possible care for their protection. Each participant or group is responsible for the security of their individual function. If malicious mischief occurs, contact a Fair Association officer. If necessary, authorities will be called.
Each organization is held responsible for daily trash cleanup within its area. FINES WILL BE ASSESSED to anyone not complying with the rules.
No vehicle traffic will be permitted in carnival, exhibit or livestock areas after initial set-up. There are designated parking areas for workers.
All livestock entries will be released after 8 p.m. Saturday. Removal of livestock before these dates and times will result in forfeited prize money. Homemaking items will be released Sunday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Exhibits removed before these times forfeit any prizes won.
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A quick phone call will register your location for the contest.
CALL 501-253-1359Deadline is Septermber 2nd;
Judging is September 3rdMerchants Display Contest Rules:
The contest is open to all businesses and organizations in Van Buren County. All participants must include the fair theme and fair dates in their display. All participants must leave displays in place through Saturday, September 12, 2020.
Displays in ALL categories must be ready for judging no later than 9 a.m. on Friday BEFORE THE VBC FAIR OPEN ON MONDAY.
Category 1 – Dimensional window display
Category 2 – Outside or inside doorway display
Category 3 – Painted or flat window displayBE ORIGINAL AND BE CREATIVE!
RIBBONS WILL BE AWARDED IN EACH CATEGORY FOR BEST OF SHOW and FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD PLACES.
Donate a cookie jar to the Cookie Jar Competition and Auction, we will mention your business name during the auction. The businesses that enter will be in a competition for a trophy.
Contact Alice Chambers for information and to register, 501-253-1359
Event Leaders:
Asst't Fair Manager - Dawn Williams 501-253-1967
Creative Arts - Dana Huyck - 501-253-3206
Parking - Angela Bradford 501-253-8566
Salute To Veterans - David Caulkin 501-253-4895 -
Commercial Exhibit Building will be open to the public FAIR WEEK - Tuesday through Friday from 4:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. and Saturday from noon until 9:00 p.m.
For form and information contact:
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Educational exhibits are open to any Van Buren County civic club (4-H, EHC, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, etc.) and to school classrooms. To reserve exhibit space call Dana Huyck 501-253-3206
Exhibit area available will be 4 feet wide and 4 feet deep. THE EXHIBITOR MUST FURNISH THEIR OWN TABLE AND A SCIENCE EXHIBIT (TRI-FOLD) POSTER BOARD FOR THE EXHIBIT BACKDROP!
CLASS: 115 Educational Exhibits – Youth
Points1450 4-H Club15 10 51451 Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts15 10 51452 School Classroom or Club15 10 51453 Other Youth Group15 10 5Best of Show Rosette
CLASS: 116 Educational Exhibits – Junior
1454 4-H Club15 10 51455 Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts15 10 51456 School Classroom or Club15 10 51457 Other Junior Group15 10 5
CLASS: 117 Educational Exhibits – Adult or Senior
1458 EH Club15 10 51459 Master Gardeners15 10 51460 Other Group15 10 5Best of Show Rosette
Livestock
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Main Contact: Kim- (501)-654-4116
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FIELD CROPS & HORTICULTURE - DEPARTMENT 12 PDF- CLICK HERE
• TWO $25.00 CASH AWARDS ARE BEING SPONSORED BY THE VAN BUREN COUNTY MASTER GARDENERS
• ONE $25.00 CASH AWARD IS BEING SPONSORED BY PACK LUMBER COMPANY OF CLINTON
CLASS 100: FIELD CROPSPoints
1290. Alfalfa Hay (1block)3 2 11291. Bermuda Hay (1 block)3 2 11292. Fescue Hay (1block)3 2 11293. Hybrid Sudan Hay (1 block)3 2 11294. Lespedeza Hay (1 block)3 2 11295. Orchard Grass Hay (1 block)3 2 11296. Corn, field (3 ears)3 2 11297. Oats (1 quart)3 2 11298. Peanuts (1 quart unshelled)3 2 11299. Sorghum Grain (6 heads)3 2 11300. Wheat (1 quart)3 2 11301. Other Field Crop, not duplicated above3 2 1Best of Show Rosette
CLASS 101: HORTICULTURE – FRUITS
1302. Apples, cooking (3)3 2 11303. Apples, red delicious (3)3 2 11304. Apples, yellow delicious (3)3 2 11305. Blueberries (6)3 2 11306. Cantaloupe3 2 11307. Grapes (1 bunch)3 2 11308. Nectarines (3)3 2 11309. Peaches (3)3 2 11310. Pears (3)3 2 11311. Plums (3)3 2 11312. Watermelon3 2 11313. 4-H Giant Watermelon5 4 31314. Muscadines (6)3 2 11315. Permsimmons (3)3 2 11316. Raspberries (6)3 2 11317. Other fruit, not duplicated above3 2 1Best of Show Rosette
CLASS 102:VEGETABLES
1318. Beans, green snap (6)3 2 11319. Beans, lima (6)3 2 11320. Beans, yard long (6)3 2 11321. Beets (3)3 2 11322. Carrots (3)3 2 11323. Corn, ornamental (3 ears)3 2 11324. Corn, pop (3 ears)3 2 11325. Corn, sweet (3 ears)3 2 11326. Cucumbers (3)3 2 11327. Eggplant (3)3 2 11328. Garlic (3)3 2 11329. Okra (6)3 2 11330. Onions, red (3)3 2 11331. Onions, white (3)3 2 11332. Onions, yellow (3 )3 2 11333. Peas, black eye – unshelled (6)3 2 11334. Peas, purple hull - unshelled (6)3 2 11335. Peas, other field – unshelled (6)3 2 11336. Peppers, banana (6)3 2 11337. Peppers, ornamental (6)3 2 11338. Peppers, hot (6)3 2 11339. Peppers, sweet (3)3 2 11340. Peppers, other not duplicated above3 2 11341. Potatoes, Red (3)3 2 11342. Potatoes, Blue/Purple (3)3 2 11343. Potatoes, sweet (3)3 2 11344. Potatoes, white (3)3 2 11345. Potatoes, yellow (3)3 2 11346. Pumpkin, Miniature3 2 11347. Pumpkin, Other3 2 11348. Pumpkin, large3 2 11349. Squash, summer (3)3 2 11350. Squash, winter (3)3 2 11351. Tomatoes, pink (3)3 2 11352. Tomatoes, red (3)3 2 11353. Tomatoes, yellow (3)3 2 11354. Tomatoes, Sherry, (8)3 2 11355. Turnips (3)3 2 11356. 4-H giant pumpkin5 4 31357. Other not duplicated above3 2 1Best of Show Rosette
CLASS 103: OTHER HORTICULTURE
1358. Gourd, luffa (1)3 2 11359. Gourd, dipper (1)3 2 11360. Gourd, ornamental (3)3 2 11361. Gourd, other (1)3 2 11362. Nuts, pecan (1 quart unshelled)3 2 11363. Nuts, other (1 quart unshelled)3 2 11364. Sunflower (1)3 2 1Best of Show Rosette
CLASS 104: ARKANSAS - ALL NATURAL HABITAT
1365. Acorns (3)3 2 11366. Bird Nest !!DELETED!! 1367. Grass3 2 11368. Hickory Nuts (3)3 2 11369. Leaves (3)3 2 11370. Pinecones (3)3 2 11371. Red Buckeye (3)3 2 11372. Seed Pods (3)3 2 11373. Other, not listed above3 2 1Best of Show Rosette
Class 105: Veggie Character
1374. Character made from Vegetables3 2 1
Class 106: DECORATED GARDEN ITEMS
1375. Hat - Artificial Decorations3 2 11376. Hat - Fresh Floral Decorations3 2 11377. Scarecrow - must be able to stand alone5 4 31378. Other, not listed above3 2 1
Class 107: Unique gardening planters (3 or more plants are required in the planter)
1379. In straw bales4 3 21380. Other, not listed above3 2 1
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FARMER FOR A DAY
Sponsored by --- Farm Bureau
This event is designed for children, toddlers through third grade.
In THE BARN children can experience a day at the farm by becoming THE FARMER. They can:
- Milk Bessie, the cow
- Gather eggs
- Dig potatoes
- Pick apples and grapes
and many more fun things
This is a great "kids" activity!
THE BARN will be open for "SCHOOL BUS DAYS' Day" on Thursday and Friday morning.
The BARN is open Tuesday through Friday from 5:00 PM until 9:00 PM and Saturday from 10:00 AM until 9:00 PM
For more information contact Cynthia Wilson, event leader, at 501-745-2953
Creative Arts
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Handicrafts & Crafts-pdf-CLICK HERE
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Hobbies-pdf- CLICK HERE
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Household Arts-pdf- CLICK HERE
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Loom Weaving-pdf-CLICK HERE
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Item description
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Home Furnishings-pdf-CLICK HERE
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Potted Plants-pdf-CLICK HERE
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Flowers-pdf-CLICK HERE
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Floral (Artificial) Arrangements-pdf-CLICK HERE
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Floral Arrangements - Department 3
For each entry 4, 3, or 2 points may be awarded.
*Two $25 cash awards are being sponsored by the Van Buren County Master Gardeners.
Includes arrangements, wreaths, wall hangings, etc. in which flowers are green (fresh or artificial) are used as a major part of the exhibit.
Class 20: Floral Bouquet & Arrangements
269.Chrysanthemum Bouquet
270.Dahlia Bouquet
271.Marigold Bouquet
272.Mixed Flower Bouquet
273.Rose Bouquet
274.Novelty Bouquet
275.Other Bouquet, not duplicated above
276.Dried Flower Arrangement
277.Cup & Saucer Arrangement
278.Foliage Arrangement, use 3 different plants
279.Wildflower Arrangement
280.Other Arrangement, not duplicated above
Floral Arrangements-PDF- CLICK HERE
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How photogenic is your cat?
Enter an 8x10 matted picture. (No Frame)
You may enter as many pictures as you would like. Each must be of different cats.
The picture needs to show the personality of the cat.
A 3x5 index card attatched by paper clip to the matted part of picture with the following information:Cats name
Age & Sex
A small description of the cat's favorite things to do, personality, etc.
There will be an award for a King and Queen cat.
Photo may be entered into the Art department also as an entry. There will be a chance to get a ribbon there also.
For more information, Contact Dana Huyck.
Creative Arts Director.
501-253-3206.
Food Categories
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Food Preparation-pdf-CLICK HERE
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Food Preservation & Honey-pdf-CLICK HERE
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Eggs & Fresh Herbs-pdf- CLICK HERE