NATURE'S HARVEST
CHEESE & BUTTER PRODUCTS
Building #3
Contact: Belleville Agricultural Society Office or, Norm McWatters
ENTRY INFORMATION:
Entrant must be a current exhibitor of the Belleville Agricultural Society, fee: $5.00 Exhibitors may pick up
your prize money Sunday, August 31ST after the fair.
Competition is open to any cheese-maker in Canada. Cheese must be at grading temperature at time of
judging. All cheese may be wrapped in “Canada” or plain wrapper. Cheese in all classes may be
coloured or white. Exhibits may be placed on Wednesday August 28 TH from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and
Thursday August 28th from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m.
JUDGING will take place on Thursday August 28th, 2014 at 10:30 a.m.
Entries must REMAIN until 5:00 p.m. Sunday, August 31st
Only cheese judges allowed in grading room at time of judging
Only one entry per plant per section
PRIZES FOR SECTIONS 1-7: $25, $15, $10
(Can be 10lb or 40lb blocks)
SECTION 1
May make: white or coloured cheddar.
SECTION 2
June or July make: white or coloured cheddar.
SECTION 3
Mature Cheddar Cheese must be at least nine month old:
White or coloured.
SECTION 4
Marbled Cheddar – any date
SECTION 5
Variety Cheese Class. May be Colby, Mozzarella, and Farmer’s or Brick: cheese to be packed in 5 lb.
blocks and may be wrapped in exhibitors own wrapper or brand name. Only one variety per plant to be
exhibited.
SECTION 6
Open Class: Any dairy product not covered in the above classes.
SECTION 7
Butter Class
SECTION 8
Cheese/Butter Display Class: Display may include any cheese/butter produced by the exhibitor and
packed or wrapped at the discretion of the exhibitor.
PRIZES:
$30, $25, $20
SPECIALS
*Best-Finished cheese in Section 1 to 5
*Highest Scoring Cheese in Section 1 to 4
*Highest Aggregate in Section 1 to 5
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Prize: $20
Prize: $20 and rosette
Prize: $20
NATURE'S HARVEST
GARDEN PRODUCTS
Building #3
ENTRY INFORMATION:
1. Maximum two entries per class other than displays. Maximum one entry per class for displays,
2. Exhibitors must pay their annual exhibitor fee to the Belleville Agricultural Society: $5.00 - Adult, $1.00
Junior (16 and under),
2a Juniors wishing to enter in adult classes must pay the adult entry.
3. Prize money may be picked on Sunday August 31st, 2014 at the Ben Bleecker Building between 5:00
p.m. and 6:00 p.m.
4. Exhibits will be received on Wednesday, August 27th from - 6:00 p.m.to 8:00p.m. or Thursday Aug. 28th
from 8:00a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
JUDGING will take place on August 28th, 2014 at 10:30 a.m.
GARDEN PRODUCTS
Please enter vegetables into correct classes, as they will be judged according to the characteristics of the
specific class. Do not wash potatoes or squash. Use a wool cloth to clean the soil from the surface.
Onions must be dried and ready for storage. Peeling too much of the outer shell off will be discounted.
Pumpkins can be washed but not polished with wax or oils. Uniformity, Size and Trueness to Type and
condition gain the highest points on the judge’s card. Carrots must have 1” tops.All tomatoes must have
Calex Attached (1” stem)
PRIZES:
$7, $6, $5
CLASS
100 Beets, 3
101 Beans - green 6 per plate
102 Beans - yellow 6 per plate
103 Cabbage, White, 1
104 Cabbage, Red, 1
105 Cauliflower, 1
106 Broccoli, 1 plant in water
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
Carrots, Short, 5
Carrots, Table, 5
Cucumber, Slicing, 2
Cucumber, Pickling, 5
Egg Plant, 2
Garlic, 3
Muskmelon, 1
Onion, Spanish, 3
Onion, Cooking, 3
Onion, Purple, 3
Peppers, Sweet Green, 3
Peppers, Sweet Red, 3
Peppers, Other, 3
Peppers Hot, 3
Potato, White, Early, 3
Potato, White Late, 3
Potato, Red, 3
Potato – Yellow, 3
Pumpkin, Pie, 1
Pumpkin, Field, 1
Pumpkin Jack-o-Lantern, 1
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
Rutabaga, 2
Squash, Hubbard, 1
Butternut Squash, 1
Squash, Pepper, 2
Squash, Small Zucchini, 2
Squash, Other, 2
Tomatoes, early, 5
Tomatoes, Roma, 5
Tomatoes, Beefsteak, 3
Tomato, Cherry, Stems on, 10 per plate
Tomato, Grape, Stems on, 10 per plate
Watermelon, long, 1
Watermelon, round, 1
Raspberry, Yellow, 10 on plate
Raspberry, Red, 10 on plate
Apples, Mac’s, 3 on plate
Apples, Other, 3 on plate
NOTE: Pumpkin or Squash eligible in one category only.
DISPLAY & SPECIALS
200 SPECIAL: Largest Pumpkin or Squash, (minimum weight 150lbs.)
Prizes: $30, $15, $10
201 SPECIAL: Largest Watermelon
Prizes: $10, $20, $30 Gift Certificate donated by Connon Nurseries
202 SPECIAL: Giant Zucchini
Prizes: $8, $6, $4
203 SPECIAL: Vegetable – Novelty, 1
Prizes: $8, $6, $4
204 DISPLAY: Assortment of garden vegetables, maximum size limit (3’ x 3’)
Prizes: $15, $20, $50 Gift Certificate donated by Connon Nurseries
205 DISPLAY: 8 Squash – Varieties properly named
Prizes: $10, $8, $6
Junior - Under 16
PRIZES: $5, $10, $15 Gift Certificate donated by Connon Nurseries
1,
Mixed Vegetables in a decorated 4 qt basket, 6 kinds (Not more than 2 of each kind)
PRIZES: $5, $4, $3
2.
3.
4.
5.
Potatoes with the most eyes.
Decorated Pumpkin done in crayon/marker/paint - NOT CUT
Giants of the Garden - largest Potato/Carrot/Tomato
Largest Zucchini
JUDGING will take place on Thursday, August 28th, 2014 at 10:30 a.m.
NATURE'S HARVEST
FIELD CROPS
Building #3
Contact: Belleville Agricultural Society Office or, Betty Burkitt
ENTRY INFORMATION:
Exhibitors must be a member of the Belleville Agricultural Society $5.00 – Adults only. No Junior
Exhibits.
2. You may pick up your prize money on Sunday August 31, 2014 from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m.
3. Entries will be received on Wednesday, Aug. 27th from 6:00 – 8:00p.m. and Thursday, August 28th
from 8:00 -l0:00a.m.
3a. Exhibits must be in place for judging by l0:00a.m. on August 28th and remain until Sunday, August
31st at 5:00 at which time, everything must be removed BEFORE 6:00 p.m.
4. Entries 701 through to 714, & 900 to be displayed in pint jars.
5. All grain and legumes may be of previous year's crop.
6. Sheaves - grain not less than l2 c.m. diameter.
7. Haylage entries - approximately 3 kilograms, clear, clean sealed wrapper
8. Hay entries not less than 15 cm slice. To be exhibited in clear bags.
9. ALL CEREAL GRAINS TO BE NON-TREATED.
1.
JUDGING will take place on Thursday, August 28th, 2014 at 10:30 a.m.
PINT JARS ONLY ACCEPTED
SEED CLASS
Prizes:
701
702
703
704
705
706
707
708
709
$11, $8, $6
Alfalfa
Timothy
Red Clover
Sweet Clover
Birdsfoot Trefoil
Fall Wheat: non-treated cereal grain
Red Wheat
Fall Rye: non-treated cereal grain
Barley: non-treated cereal grain
SHEAF CLASS
Prizes: $8, $7, $6
801
802
803
804
805
806
807
808
809
810
811
Fall Wheat Sheaf
Fall Rye Sheaf
Oat Sheaf
Barley Sheaf
Soya Beans 8 stalks
Field Corn 8 stalks
Sweet Corn 8 stalks
Haylage approx 3kg in clear, sealed wrapper
Legume Hay not less than 15 cm slice
Hay alfalfa, first cut not less than 15 cm slice
Hay first cut, mixed not less than 15cm slice
710
711
712
713
714
715
716
Oats: non-treated cereal grain
White Beans: non-treated cereal grain
Soya Beans: non-treated cereal grain
Buckwheat
Shelled Corn, any variety
Field Corn, 6 ears
Sweet Corn, 6 ears
DISPLAY CLASS
Prizes: $15, $10, $8
900 Field Crop Display, no less than 6 different kinds
displayed in pint jars only.
NATURE'S HARVEST
PLANTS AND FLOWERS
Building #3
Contact: Belleville Agricultural Society Office or, Betty Burkitt
ENTRY INFORMATION:
1. All exhibitors must be current exhibitors of the Belleville Agricultural Society. The exhibitor fee is $5
for Adult Classes and $1 Junior (16 & under)
2. Completed entry forms must be taken in or mailed to Quinte Exhibition Office, 18 Yeoman Street,
Belleville, Ontario K8P 3X2 - preferably by August 28th. 2014.
3. Entries will be accepted from 6:00p.m. to 8:00p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 27th or Thursday, Aug. 28th,
from 8:00a.m. – 10:00a.m. Only one entry per class.
4. Entries are not to be removed before Sunday, Sept. 1 ST . If removed before, prize money will be
forfeited. Prize money and entry pickup is on Sept. 1ST from 5 - 6:00 p.m.
5. Dead or withered flowers will be removed at the discretion of the Committee. All flower exhibits must
be grown in exhibitor’s garden or home. Cactus are measured from top of dirt where they have
emerged from. Entries should be at uniform stage of development and be free of blemish, debris,
injury, spray residue, disease and insects.
JUDGING will take place on Thursday, August 28th, 2014 at 10:30 a.m.
ADULT FLOWER SHOW
PLANTS
PRIZES:
$6, $5, $4
CLASS – NON-HANGING
2000 African Violet, pink single bloom, single crown
2001 African Violet, all other single bloom, single crown
2002 African Violet, double pink bloom, single crown
2003 Asparagus Fern
2004 Baby Tear, potted
2005 Begonia in bloom (Fibrous)
2006 Begonia in bloom (Tuberous)
2008 Cactus or Succulent, single, over 12”
2009 Cactus and Succulent - collection of small varieties growing in a container
2010 Coleus
2011 Fern
2012 Fuschia in bloom
2013 Ivy, English
2014 Ivy, Swedish
2015 3 different herbs growing in a container
2016 Any other flowering plant, name plant
2017 Any 5 different plants in a container
2018 Chrysanthemum, potted any variety
2019 Any other non-flowering plants, name of plant
2020 Fruit tree/plant (houseplant)
2021 Trumphet Flower Tree, any color
2022 Geraniums, single plant
2007 Cactus or Succulent, single, low, under 12”
Prizes: $5, $10, $15 Gift Certificate donated by Connon Nurseries
JUDGE’S CHOICE: Best non-hanging plant
Ribbon
CLASS – HANGING PLANTS
2050 Wandering Jew
2051 Ivy, English
2052 Spider Plant (green/variegated)
2053 Begonia Plant in bloom
2054 Fuschia Plant in bloom
2055 Impatience in bloom
2056 Any other flowering type in bloom, name of plant
2057 Any other, non-blooming, name of plant
JUDGE’S CHOICE: Best hanging plant
Ribbon
CUT FLOWERS
PRIZES: $5, $4, $3
CLASS
2060 Asters, double, three blooms
2061 Black eyed Susan – 5 stems
2062 Calendulas, five blooms
2063 Cosmos, three stems
2064 Dahlias, three blooms
2065 Gladioli, one spike
2066 Gladioli, three different colours
2067 Coneflower, 5 stems
2068 Marigold, under 1", 3 blooms
2069 Marigold, large type, over 2", 3 stems
2070 Marigold, small type under 2”, 5 stems
2071 Pansies, five blooms
2072 Petunias, single, plain, 5 blooms
2073 Petunias, single, ruffled, 5 blooms
2074 Petunias, double (one variety), 5 blooms
2075 Rose, one bloom, floating in a rose bowl
2076 Rose, H.T., any colour, 1 bloom
2077 Rose, Floribunda, one spray any colour
2078 Salvia, three sprays or blooms
2079 Strawflowers, any colour, five blooms
2080 Zinnias, 2-4", three blooms, 3 stems
2081 Zinnias, 4" and over, three blooms, 3 stems
2082 Any single bloom not listed
2083 Sunflower, max. 12” in height
2084 Sunflower Head Only (using a small pick or tweezers pluck out
individual seeds to make a design & seal with a plastic spray
(works best with last year’s sunflower)
2085 Tallest Sunflower, may have root on
2086 Bamboo Plants (1 container)
JUDGE’S CHOICE: Best Cut Flower
Ribbon
ARRANGEMENT
PRIZES: $10, $8, $6
CLASS
2100 Tall Floor Arrangement - Minimum of 12”, dried flowers and/or grasses
2101 Tall Floor Arrangement - Minimum of 12”, fresh
2102 Tall Floor arrangement- Minimum of 12” Roadside Flowers and/or grasses and/or fruit
2103 Country Fair – an arrangement using flowers with fruit and/or vegetables in an attractive design
2104 Wreath using grapevine and dried material
2105 Using a 4qt. or 6qt. wooden peach basket. Plant a vegetable and/or flower garden
2106 Dried flowers to make a quilt block design in an 8” minimum size pan
2107 Beauty Without Bloom – arrangement using any fresh foliage
2108 ‘Get Crackin’ - In an egg carton using dried flowers and materials design your own unique idea
2109 “A Walk in the Woods” displayed on a piece of bark or a log. Should be no bigger than 22” by 22”
and only items that are actually found on a walk in the woods are acceptable. If using glue gun
please cover glue up with bark, moss, etc. Can place items on cardboard, plastic sheet, etc for
easy moving and showing.
2110 Car Part Flower arrangement
2111 Miniature Rock Garden
2112 Quilt Block made with cut flowers in an 8” square pan.
2113 Three Chrysanthemums planted in an apple basket (any size). Other plants may be added to
make the arrangement full
Best Arrangement
PRIZE: Ribbon
JUNIOR FLOWER SHOW
PRIZES:
$5, $4, $3
Indicate on your JUNIOR ENTRY TAG either:
“A” for 11 years and younger or
“B” for 12-16 years of age
CLASS
2200 Potted Plant in a hat
2201 Single Plant in a toy
2202 A container of common roadside flowers
2203 Miniature Rock Garden
2204 Plant in a fish bowl
2205 Bouquet for Mom in a sealer jar
2206 Tallest Sunflower
2207 Sunflowers & Cattails arranged in a decorated apple juice can
2208 A Walk in The Woods – displayed on a piece of bark or a log – no bigger than 20”x20”. PLEASE
use items found on a walk in the woods only. If using a glue gun please cover glue with moss,
bark, etc. Themes are acceptable.
Prizes:
Best Exhibit in “A” age 11 & under:
$5.00 & Ribbon
Best Exhibit in “B” age 12-16:
$5.00 & Ribbon