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53 Department No. 10 2025 Butler County Fair
Department NO. 10 - Farm than one entry in each class. As an example, Mr. Smith
Products & Garden Produce may choose to enter in the potato class, item number 1,
best plate of 3 Kennebec, Mrs. Smith cannot also enter 3
Kennebec, although she may enter any other of the five
Member In Charge-Gary Gerber items of the potato class that Mr. Smith does not enter. If

Lori Newport, Superintendent Mrs. Smith does not want to enter any potato category,
then Mr. Smith may enter all five potato categories. No
Rules Governing This Department:
entries by clubs or groups will be accepted. This
Please Read All Rules Carefully
competition is for individuals only.
A. Entries for Art Hall are open June 26th-July 12th online D. All grains and seed must be shown in glass mason jars
and in office. Entries close and must be into the Senior with screw lids and each variety labeled. All grain and
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Fair Board Office by 3pm. On Saturday July 12 2025. If seeds are to have been grown in 2024, except those
entries are mailed, you may check with the fair board which mature and are harvested before the Fair in 2025.
office at 513.892.1423 to see if they have been received E. Section 4– Exhibitor must be a bona fide beekeepers. All
before the deadline. We are not responsible for delay or Entries must originate from the apiaries of the exhibitor
loss of mailed entries. No late Entries will be Accepted. and be the production of the current or first past season
B. Open Class exhibitors must purchase a Society Mem- and not previously shown at the Butler County Fair.
bership, 4-Day Pass or 7-Day Pass. This pass gives you Open Farm Products & Garden Show:
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50 entries for the Art Hall. Once 50 entries are made the Sunday July 20 @ 9:00am
cost is .50¢ per entry, except for Junior or Children’s Honey Judging
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Sunday July 20 @ 12:00 pm
C. ENTRY FEES: If participant qualifies by age, to enter Jr./ Premiums for Farm Products & Garden Produce:
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Child Division Classes and is not a FFA, 4-H, or Clover- Sections 1-4: 1 $5.00 2 $4.00 3 $3.00 rd
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bud member, there is a $5.00 entry fee. (This fee does Section 3 - Class:7 1 $11.00 2 $6.00 3 $4.00
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Class:10 1 $11.00 2 $6.00 3 $4.00
not include gate admission. $5.00/day for 12 and under,
or $5.00 for a wristband for the whole week.) If this Jr./ *** A Best of Show exhibitor will be selected
child enters any Sr./Adult classes, they must purchase a
4-day or 7-day pass instead. from each Section
Section 1: ***Best Farm Display-Rosette***
D. Art Hall will be open Daily 9am-9pm. Section 2: ***Best of Show Peppers-Rosette***
***Best Of Show Tomatoes-Rosette***
E. All articles will be released for pick up on Saturday July ***Longest Quality Zucchini-Rosette***
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26 from 7:00pm-9:00pm and Sunday, July 27 from ***Best Vegetable Basket-Rosette***
10:00 a.m. until 12:30p.m. Please make arrangements Section 3: ***Best Scarecrow-Rosette***
with Superintendents if picking up early. Unclaimed arti- ***Best Garden Display-Rosette***
cles will be considered abandoned and may be disposed ***Best Yard Goose-Rosette***
of as the Fair Board chooses.
All Rules for Sections 1-4
A. Actual farm and garden produce (Sections 1 –4 )
must be delivered to the Art Hall between 9:00a.m.
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and 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 19 . Exhibits must
be completed during the same 6hr period.
B. The judge will have the right to withhold an award if he or
she feels the entry is not worthy of a ribbon and premi-
um. All entries must be prepared or raised by the exhibi-
tor. An entry tag must accompany each article.

C. No farm, family or person will be allowed to make more