Pontiac Agricultural Society - 2025
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Beans, butter or snap, with stem, 5 of same specimen
Beans, green, with stem, 5 of same specimen
Beans, novelty, with stem, 5 of same specimen
Beets, red globe type, 5 specimens, leave 2" tops
Cabbage, flat or round, 1 of specimen, outer leaves and stem trimmed
Cabbage, red or Savoy, 1 specimen, outer leaves and stem trimmed
Carrots, 6" or less, 5 of same specimen, leave 2" stem
Carrots, over 6", 5 of same specimen, leave 2" stem
Celery, 1 bunch, should be trimmed
Citron,1 specimen
Corn, sweet, husk, 1 strip torn off each cob, 3 cobs all the same variety
Cucumbers, pickling, 5 of same specimen
Cucumbers, table green, 3 of same specimen
Cucumbers, over ripe, for pickling, 5 of same specimen
Cucumbers, English, 3 of same specimen
Garlic, 3 of same bulbs, leave 2" stem
Melon, canteloupe, casoba, crenshaw, or honeydew, 1 specimen, named
Onions, yellow, globe or flat, 3 bulbs, with 1" stem
Onions, red, 3 bulbs, with 1" stem
Onions, white, 3 bulbs, with 1" stem
Onions, multipliers, 3 bulbs 1" stem
Hot peppers, 4 specimens
Peppers, green, 4 specimens
Peppers, red, 4 specimens
Peppers, yellow, 4 specimens
Potatoes, red, 5 specimens in a basket, brushed clean do not wash, uniform in size
Potatoes, Yukon gold, 5 specimens in a basket, brushed clean do not wash, uniform in size
Potatoes, AOV, 5 specimens in a basket, brushed clean do not wash, uniform in size
Largest Potatoe, New Class
Pumpkin, pie or sugar, 1 specimen
Jack-o-lantern pumpkin, 1 specimen
Squash, winter, table green, butternut, hubbard, 1 specimen
Tomatoes, red, with a stem, 5 specimens
Tomatoes, pink, with a stem, 5 specimens
Tomatoes, green, with a stem, 5 specimens
Tomatoes, heirloom, with a stem, 5 specimens
Tomatoes, plum red, with a stem, 5 specimens
Tomatoes, yellow with a stem, 3 specimens
Cherry Tomatoes, red, 5 specimens, stems attached, same variety
Cherry Tomatoes, green, 5 specimens, same variety, stems attached
Watermelon, 1 specimen
Zucchini, large type, 1 specimen
Zucchini, small type, 3 specimens
Heirloom vegetable, 3 specimens, any variety, named
Apples, crab, 3 specimens, any variety, not mixed
Summer apples, 3 specimens, named
Pears, 3 specimens, any variety, named
Red Grapes, 2 litre basket
Green Grapes, 2 litre basket
Any other (A.O.V) Grapes, 1 litre basket, named
Dill, 4 stalks, 18" in water
Summer Savory, 8 stalks in a bunch, fresh
Summer Savory, tied in a bunch, dried New Class
Chives, planted in a 4-6" pot
Parsley, planted in a 4-6" pot
Sage planted in a 4-6" pot
Basil, planted in a 4-6" pot
Marjoram, planted in a 4-6" pot
Mint, planted in a 4-6" pot
Rosemary, planted in a 4-6" pot
Oregano, planted in a 4-6" pot
Herb garden, any 4 or more herbs planted in a pot, named
Any other (A.O.V.) herb, named, planted in a 4-6" pot
Any other (A.O.C.) herb, named, 4 stalks in a bunch, fresh, in water, other than above
Superior vegetable, 1 specimen, named
Largest vegetable other than squash, pumpkin, watermelon or zucchini, named
Collection of garden produce, fruit or vegetable
Oddest vegetable, named
Heaviest squash or pumpkin - Open to all ages.
Twin fruit or vegetable, 1 specimen, named
Beans, with stems, 5 of same specimens
Beets, with 2" stems, 3 specimens
Carrots, with 2" stems, 4 specimens
Homegrown fruit, decorated like a monster, named
Corn, 3 cobs
Cucumbers, 3 of same specimens
Twin Fruit or vegetable, 2 specimens, named *not conjoined*
Jack-o-lantern pumpkin, 1 specimen
Tomatoes, 3 specimens
Cherry Tomatoes, red or green, stems attached
Zucchini, 1 small
Zucchini, 1 large
Potato (Any Variety) 3 specimens in a basket, brushed clean do not wash, uniform in size
Tiniest vegetable
Tiniest Fruit
Highest Accumulated Points for Produce - Classes 1 to 88
Carol & David Holmes Special
Ruby's Garden Special.
Dave & Joan Rusenstrom Special
Jack-O-Lantern Special - Carve a funny face on a pumkin
Dr Keith MacLellan Special - Giant pumpkin
Wheat, spring 2.5 kg **OVFS**
Wheat, fall 2.5 kg
Oats, 2.5 kg **OVFS**
Grain corn, 10 cobs, in container of your choice **OVFS**
Soybeans 2.5 kg
Sunflower, 2 heads, seed production variety
Tallest sunflower
Soybeans, 6 stalks, include roots
Dekalb, 8 stalks
Pickseed, 8 stalks
Pioneer, 8 stalks
Corn silage, 2.5 kg
Shelled Grain Corn, 2.5 kg **OVFS**
First cut grass, 85% or more grass **OVFS**
Second cut mixed legume and grass, 80% and 20% either way **OVFS**
Second cut hay, legume and grass mixture
Flake of straw **OVFS**
Haylage 1st cut, 2.5 kg **OVFS** NEW CLASS
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Tallest sunflower
Gerald Dagg,
Shawville, QC
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Pontiac Agricultural Society - 2025
Pontiac Agricultural Society - 2025