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Buddy Deimler, State FFA Advisor Brett Evans, FFA Executive Secretary |
Entry is open to all FFA members in Utah, who are registered with teachers of agricultural science and technology in the various high schools of the state and who are active FFA members. Every member who desires to exhibit must properly fill out the entry form and have the agriculture teacher certify that the exhibitor is the sole owner of the exhibit. Except for designated collective exhibits, all entries must be made in the name of the member who owns the exhibit.
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Placing & Release of Exhibits
All crops and agricultural mechanics exhibits must be at the Fairpark on Wed, Sept. 7 from 3:30 pm to 6:00 pm. Exhibits will be released on Sun. Sept. 18 after 10:00 pm - or when deemed safe by Fair management. Crop exhibits become the property of the Fair to be used or disposed of as they deem proper. IF EXHIBITS ARE TO BE RECLAIMED AT THE CLOSE OF THE FAIR, PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS MUST BE MADE IN WRITING WITH THE BUILDING SUPERVISOR.
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Entry Forms
*Important - one exhibitor per entry form and entry form must list the chapter the exhibitor is a member of.
Entry forms must be filled out neatly and completely and must accompany the exhibits at entry time. Each exhibitor must use a seperate entry form. Exhibit must be complete before the Fair entry passes will be issued.
Click here for printable entry form Click here to enter online |
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Judging Date
Friday, September 9th at 8:00 a.m.
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FFA Crop Exhibits
Co-Chairs: Doug Stokes & Erica Haskin
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Definitions
Tray - 11'' wide x 15" long - filled unless otherwise specified
Plate - 9'' diameter - filled unless otherwise specified NOTE: Where there are fewer than five entries in a lot, the judges will determine the relative merits of the exhibits and indicate the premiums accordingly. (A single entry will not necessarily receive first place unless it is worthy of such premium placing.) |
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CLASS A-CEREALS-LEGUMES-OTHER SEEDS
| | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | | Tray | $4.00 | $3.50 | $2.50 | Ribbon | | Other | $2.50 | $2.00 | $1.50 | Ribbon |
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WHEAT - One Quart Bottle(Full)
WINTER WHEAT
Hard Red Lot No. 1. Golden Spike (Hard White) 2. Manning 3. Weston 4. Promontory 5. Utah 100 | 6.Turkey or Kanred 7. Garland 8. Triticale 9. Deloris 10. Other |
Soft White 11. Brundage 12. Stephens 13. Hills 81 | 14. Lewjain 15. Madsen 16. Other |
SPRING WHEAT Hard Red 17. Klasic (Hard White) 18. Jefferson 19. Bannock 20. Westbred 936 | 21. Triticale 22. Rick 23. Other |
Soft White 24. Alpoa 25. Fieldwin 26. Twin | 27. Penewawa 28. Dirkwin 29. Other |
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OATS - One Quart Bottle (Full)
Lot No. 30. Cayuse 31. Park 32. Rodney 33. Ajay 34. Swedish Select | 35. Monida 36. Otana 37. Magnum II 38. Magnum 2000 39. Other |
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BARLEY, SPRING & FALL-One Quart Bottle (Full)
Lot No. 40. Steptoe 41. Colter 42. Piroline 43. Brigham 44. Strider 45. Millenium 46. Aquila 47. Golden Eye | 48. Statehood 49. Baronesse 50. Schuler 51. Xena 52. Criton 53. Kold 54. Other |
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CORN - TRAY of 10 Ears - no plates
Lot No. 55. Pop Corn - dry 56. Sweet Corn - eating stage 57. Silage Corn - dent stage or better 58. Grain Corn- dry | |
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SEED AND SHEAVES
Sheaves must be bound in three places, with at least three-inch diameter at the base. Lot No. 59. Alfalfa Seed (any variety) 60. Clover Seed 61. Other Seeds 62. Sheaf Wheat 63. Sheaf Barley 64. Sheaf Oats | 65.Sheaf Alfafa-uncured 66.Gallon Bag Alfafa-cured 67.Gallon Bag Corn Silage-cured 68.Gallon Bag Haylage-cured |
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CLASS B - VEGETABLES
| | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | | Quart Jar & Plate | $2.50 | $2.00 | $1.50 | Ribbon | | Tray | $4.00 | $3.50 | $2.50 | Ribbon |
Beans, dry (1 quart jar)
Lot No. 69. Pinto Beans 70. Pink Eye Beans | 71. Kidney Beans 72. Other Dry Beans |
Beans, plate 73. Green Beans 74. Yellow Beans | 75. Other Beans |
Summer Squash - 3 fruits, eating stage 76. Zucchini, green 77. Zucchini, yellow 78. Scallops | 79. Crookneck 70. Other variety |
Winter or Commercial Squash 81. Buttercup(2) 82. Butternut(2) 83. Acorn (2) 84. Banana (2) 85. Spagetti (2) | 86. Blue Hubbard(2) 87. Worted Hubbard(2) 88. Pumpkins(2) 89. Minature(3) 90. Gourd (3) |
Melons 91. Cantaloupe - any variety (2) 92. Watermelon- any variety (2) 93. Crenshaw (2) | 94. Honeydew(2) 95. Other variety melon(2) |
Onions 96. Yellow sweet (tray) 97. White sweet (tray) | 98. Red (tray) 99. Other Onion (tray) |
Potatoes (Trays only - no plates) 100. Norchip 101. Norgold 102. Russett | 103. Red Pontiac 104. Kennebec 105. Other Varieties |
Tomatoes 106. Large, 3'' or more (tray) 107. Medium (tray) 108. Mature Green (tray) 109. Roma (plate) | 110. Small, yellow (plate) 111. Small, red (plate) 112. Tomatillo variety (plate) 113. Other Tomato |
Cucumbers 114. Slicing cucumber (plate of 5) 115. Pickling cucumber (plate) 116. Lemon Cucumber (plate) Peppers 117. Green bell pepper (tray) 118. Red bell pepper (tray) 119. Yellow bell pepper (tray) 120. Chile - long green (plate of 5) 121. Chile - long red (plate of 5) 122. Chile - long yellow (plate of 5) 123. Chile - hot green, under 4'' (10 fruit) 124. Chile - hot red, under 4'' (10 fruit) 125. Chile - yellow,under 4'' (10 fruit) 126. Hot cherry (10 fruit) 127. Jalapeno (10 fruit) 128. Other peppers - under 4'' (10 fruit) Other Vegetables 129. Green Cabbage (2 heads) 130. Red Cabbage (2 heads) 131. Celery bunches (2) 132. Eggplant (2) 133. Red Beets (5) 134. Carrots (5) 135. Okra (5) 136. Garlic (3) 137. Leeks (3) 138. Radish (5) 139. Any other vegetable - named (plate) 140. Special Display - 3-5 items (filling a tray) |
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CLASS C -FRUIT
Grapes 141. Plate grapes, dark-mature 142. Plate grapes, light-mature | |
Peaches 143. Plate Elberta peaches 144. Plate Early Elberts peaches 145. Plate Halberta peaches 146. Plate J. H. Hale peaches 147. Plate Red Haven peaches 148. Plate Hale Haven peaches 149. Plate other variety peaches | |
Nectarines 150. Plate Nectarines Pears 151. Plate pears - Bartlett 152. Plate other variety pears Apples 153. Plate Jonathan apples 154. Plate Red Delicious apples 155. Plate Red Rome Beauty apples 156. Plate Stamen Red apples 157. Plate Golden Delicious apples 158. Plate Royal Gala apples 159. Plate other apples Prunes & Plums 160. Plate Italian prunes 161. Plate French prunes 162. Plate Satsuma plums 163. Plate any other variety of plums or prunes Any other Fruit 164. Plate any other fruit |
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CLASS D-MISCELLANEOUS
165. Jar extracted honey (pint)
166. Eggs - White (dozen)
167. Eggs - Brown (dozen)
168. Plant collection 169. Any Other Miscellaneous Crop Specimen |
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CLASS E-RECORD BOOKS & MOUNTED PHOTOS
170. Record Books - to the FFA having the most accurate and complete record book
171. Mounted photographs of supervised farming program - 6 or more pictures mounted on 18'' x 24'' white poster paper
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CLASS X-BEST EXHIBITS OF CROPS
1.Best individual crop exhibit (Determined on money-point basis)
2. Best Chapter Exhibit of Crops - Determined on a premium-point basis. The award includes Classes A-E. (Record Books and Mounted Photos not included)..........TROPHY
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FFA AGRICULTURAL MECHANICS
Chairman: Cody Miller ENTRIES DUE - Wed, Sept. 7, from 3:30 pm to 6:00 pm Judging- Friday, Sept. 9, 11:00 am The agriculural projects listed below will be judged primarily on quality of workmanship, attention to detail, fit and finish, with some attention to design. Projects should be cleaned, finished and properly painted as befits a state fair project. Judges have the right to regroup project classification if in their opinion the entry has been incorrectly entered. An individual may collect only one prize money in each lot. We encourage broad participation among chapter members. Exhibits may be entered in the State Fair only once and must have been constructed during the last year. |
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CLASS A-CHAPTER EXHIBITS (one individual or more)
| Blue-$4.00 | Red-$3.00 | White-$2.00 |
Lot No. 1. Collection of 5 farm mechanic drawings dealing with either metal or woodwork (8 1/2'' x 11'' or 17'' x 22'') in pencil or ink. 2. Pictures and description (5 pictures) of repair on a project - i.e., farm machinery or structures. 3. A plan or workable sketch of a new project, machine, or device that could be constructed in the farm mechanics shop. Pencil or Ink.(8 1/2'' x 11'' or 17'' x 22'') 4. A drawing of a floor plan of a farm shop, showing work areas. 5. A farm mechanics poster dealing with safety (14'' x 22'') 6. A farm mechanics poster dealing with paint clean-up(14'' x 22'') 7. A farm mechanics poster dealing with agriculture waste disposal (14'' x 22'') 8. Five photos of projects (approx. 3' x 5' ) 9. Display Board illustrating step by step procedure parts of electrical motor, reparing electrical cord, parts of generator, starting motor, or tractor electrical system. 10. Display Board representing safety (switches, circuits, wire, sizes and types) 11. Display Board showing various welds. 12. Display Board showing power mechanics. 13. Display Board showing tool sharpening. 14. Display Board showing small metal projects (i.e., tools, etc.) |
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RULES FOR INDIVIDUAL ENTRY
1. A student may collect prize money for only one of the same projects in a class. He may, however, exhibit two different projects within a class and receive two monies, i.e., may enter a picinic table and gate in Class D but not two gates or two picnic tables. 2. All projects will be classified according to fair market value. |
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CLASS B-PROJECTS UNDER $25 VALUE
| Blue-$3.00 | Red-$2.00 | White-$1.00 |
Projects would include Tool Box, Small Hot and Cold Sheet Metal Projects |
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CLASS C-SMALL PROJECTS $26 TO $50 VALUE
| Blue-$4.00 | Red $3.00 | White-$2.00 |
Projects would include Ladders, Small Feeders, Work Bench, Lawn Furniture, Jack Stands, Saw Horses, Construction Models, Misc. Wood and Metal Projects. |
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CLASS D-MEDIUM PROJECTS $51 TO $100 VALUE
| Blue-$7.00 | Red $5.00 | White-$3.00 |
Projects would include Picnic Tables, Large Gates, Cabinets, Farrowing Pens, Truck Bumpers, etc. |
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CLASS E -LARGE PROJECTS $101 TO $200 VALUE
| Blue-$10.00 | Red $7.00 | White-$5.00 |
Projects would include Large Feeders, Loading Chutes, Carry-alls, Small Trailers. ect. |
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CLASS F-LARGE PROJECTS $201 TO $300 VALUE
| Blue-$15.00 | Red $12.00 | White-$10.00 |
Projects would include Truck Racks, General Purpose Trailers, Snowmobile Trailers, 4-Wheel Chassis, etc. |
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CLASS G-LARGE PROJECTS $301 TO $600 VALUE
| Blue-$20.00 | Red $17.00 | White-$15.00 |
Projects would include Utility Trailers, 4-Wheel Wagons, Large Truck Racks, Scrapers, etc. |
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CLASS H-LARGE PROJECTS $601 TO $1000 VALUE
| Blue-$30.00 | Red $25.00 | White-$20.00 |
Projects would include Sprayers, Implement Trailers. etc. |
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CLASS I-LARGE PROJECTS $1001 TO $2000 VALUE
| Blue-$35.00 | Red $30.00 | White-$25.00 |
Projects would include Stock Trailers, Flatbed Equipment, Trailers, Squeeze Chutes, etc. |
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CLASS J-LARGE PROJECTS $2001 TO $3000 VALUE
| Blue-$45.00 | Red $40.00 | White-$35.00 |
Projects would include Covered Trailers, Large Flatbed Trailers, etc. |
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CLASS K-VERY LARGE PROJECTS $3001 AND ABOVE
| Blue-$65.00 | Red $50.00 | White-$40.00 |
Projects would include Large Gooseneck Trailers, etc. |
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CLASS X-SWEEPSTAKES AWARD
Best Chapter Exhibits of Farm Mechanics (to be determined on premium money earned) Lot No. 3. TROPHY |
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CLASS X-SWEEPSTAKES AWARD
Lot No. 4. The Utah State Fair will present Trophies to the 1st and 2nd place Chapters scoring the highest in all classes of the FFA Department. In determining Winners the following score card will be used. Percent of Chapter members exhibiting 40% Premiums won on money-point basis 40% Balance of exhibits as represented in all sections 20% |
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