GERMANTOWN FAIR FLORAL EXHIBIT HALL 2021
Co-Chairs: LuAnn Asbury (606)564-0478
Donna Welte (606)782-0052
2023 FLORAL HALL HOURS
Tuesday, August 1st, 2023
Accepting entries from 8:00 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.
Closed from 3:00 P.M. until approximately 7:00 P.M. when it will re-open.
Wednesday, August 2nd, 2023
Open 5:00 p.m. till 10:30 p.m.
Thursday, August 3rd, 2023
Open 5:00 p.m. till 10:30 p.m.
Friday, August 4th, 2023
Open 5:00 p.m. till 10:30 p.m.
Sponsors:
Apron Strings, deSha’s, Whistle Stop, Amy’s Blue Daisy, Riverboat Treasure’s & Antiques, Whitney’s
Saturday, August 5th, 2023
Pick up items from 9:00 a.m. till Noon.
Cake Auction
Best of Show & Blue Ribbon Cake Auction 
Tuesday Evening, August 2nd, 2022
Cooke Pavilion at 8:00 p.m.
Angel Food, Jam, Chocolate, White, Carrot, Yellow, German Chocolate, Decorated, Red Velvet, Hummingbird, and Exhibitor’s Choice Cakes will be auctioned off to the highest bidder. All proceeds go to the exhibitor. There will be other culinary items for sale in the Floral Exhibit Hall beginning Tuesday, August 2nd at 9:00 P.M.
Open Class
FLORAL EXHIBIT HALL 2022
Co-Chairs: LuAnn Asbury (606)564-0478; Donna Welte (606)782-0052
GERMANTOWN FAIR FLORAL EXHIBIT HALL 2022
Co-Chairs: LuAnn Asbury (606)564-0478; Donna Welte (606)782-0052
This will be the 168th year for the Old Reliable Germantown Fair. We welcome you and your exhibits to the exhibit hall. We will be accepting entries Tuesday, August 2nd, 2022 from 8:00 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. Pre-entries will be accepted by calling Donna Welte at 782-0052. You may participate if you live in any Kentucky county. Please check the website or pamphlets at the Mason, Bracken, or Robertson Extension Office to make sure there is a class for the items you will be bringing. No new classes will be added.
There are no specific entry fees; however, we are asking that you bring an item for the Blessing Boxes, food pantries, or the Back-Pack Programs at the schools. Personal hygiene items such as soap, shampoo, toothpaste, or deodorant will work for the Blessing Boxes. Non-perishable food items which have not reached their expiration date are needed for the Back-Pack Programs and food pantries. These can range from cereal bars, raisins, and potted meats to beef jerky; anything which is canned, boxed, or bagged and requires little to no preparation.
You may enter only one item per class. All items exhibited must be made or grown by the exhibitor, except in the antique category. Garden and other soil-grown items will be judged on uniformity and quality rather than size, unless specified otherwise, such as largest in some classes.
Exhibitors must leave the Exhibit Hall during judging; judges will not have access to the name of the owner of the exhibits. All exhibits will receive the best care. Exhibits are secured behind locked areas. However, the fair company is not responsible for theft, fire, or breakage of items.
Each entry will be given a ticket with your exhibitor number, not your name. Bring your entry tickets to claim items you pick up on Saturday. Premium monies will be available at the time of pick-up on Saturday, August 6th, 2022 from 9:00 a.m. until Noon. The fair board will not be responsible for any exhibits left after that time.
2022 FLORAL EXHIBIT HALL HOURS
Tuesday, August 2nd, 2022
Accepting entries from 8:00 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.
Closed from 3:00 P.M. until approximately 7:00 P.M. when it will re-open.
Wednesday, August 3rd, Thursday, August 4th, and Friday, August 5th, 2022
Open 5:00 p.m. till 10:30 p.m.
Saturday, August 6th, 2022
Pick up items from 9:00 a.m. till Noon.
Cakes in Classes C1 – 11 will be auctioned on Tuesday evening, August 2nd at 8:00 p.m. at the Cooke Pavilion. All proceeds will go to the exhibitor.
BEST Of SHOW will be awarded in Arts & Crafts, Culinary, Canning, Flowers & Plants, Handiwork, Antiques, and Farm & Garden Produce.
ART
PREMIUMS: 1st-$4.00, 2nd – $3.00, 3rd – $2.00
ART 1 Watercolor
ART 2 Acrylic Painting
ART 3 Pastels
ART 4 Charcoal
ART 5 Oil Paintings
ART 6 Pens/Pencil
ART 7 Folk Art
ART 8 Mixed Media
ART 9 Cartooning
ART 10 Chalk Art
ART 11 Computer Art
ART 12 Paint by Numbers
ART 13 Stenciled Painting
PHOTOGRAPHY
PREMIUMS: 1st-$4.00, 2nd – $3.00, 3rd – $2.00
One photo per class. Photos must be framed or mounted on cardboard. No photos over
8 x 10. The photo must have been taken within the last 12 months.
BLACK AND WHITE
APH 1 Historical/Cultural
APH 2 Still Life
APH 3 Portrait
APH 4 Animal
APH 5 Holiday
APH 6 Landscape
COLOR
APH 7 Historical/Cultural
APH 8 Still Life
APH 9 Portrait
APH 10 Animal
APH 11 Holiday
APH 12 Landscape
CRAFTS
MUST BE HOMEMADE
Premiums: 1st-$4.00, 2nd -$3.00 and 3rd – $2.00
CRA 1 Hair Bows/Bands
CRA 2 Beaded Jewelry
CRA 3 Burlap Craft
CRA 4 Latch Hook Item
CRA 5 Macrame’ Item (wall hanging, purse, hanging planter)
CRA 6 Loom Weaving Item (wall hanging, rug, potholder)
CRA 7 Reed/Natural Fiber Basket
CRA 8 Mixed Media Item
CRA 9 Decoupage’
CRA 10 Ceramics
CRA 11 Mason Jar Craft
CRA 12 Glass Etching
CRA 13 Molded Item
CRA 14 Stained Glass Item
CRA 15 Sculpture
CRA 16 Stenciling
CRA 17 Card Making
CRA 18 Scrapbooking (2-page layout)
CRA 19 Glass Block Decoration
CRA 20 Caned Item (stool, small item)
CRA 21 Upcycling
CRA 22 Painted Wall/Door Hanging
CRA 23 Rubber Band Craft
CRA 24 Christmas Wreath/Swag
CRA 25 Seasonal/Occasion Wreath
CRA 26 Christmas Tree Skirt
CRA 27 Christmas Stocking
CRA 28 Christmas Tree Decoration
CRA 29 Wood Carving
CRA 30 Wood Etching
CRA 31 Wood Toy
CRA 32 Wood Household Item (bowl, rolling pin, etc.)
CRA 33 Wood Barrell Top
CRA 34 Tobacco Stick Craft
CRA 35 Yard Art
CRA 36 Leather Craft
DOLLS
(DOLL STANDS ARE REQUIRED FOR JUDGING)
PREMIUM: 1st-$4.00, 2nd – $3.00 and 3rd – $2.00
DOLL 1 Bride Doll (Homemade Clothes, Long Dress)
DOLL 2 Stuffed Doll, China Head, Homemade Clothes
DOLL 3 Stuffed Doll, Bisque Head, Homemade Clothes
DOLL 4 Barbie Doll, Homemade Clothes
DOLL 5 Character Doll
DOLL 6 Baby Doll, Homemade Clothes
DOLL 7 Raggedy Ann
DOLL 8 Raggedy Andy
DOLL 9 Indian Doll
DOLL 10 Homemade Doll Clothes
DOLL 11 Homemade Doll Furniture
DOLL 12 Stuffed Doll – Homemade clothes
DOLL 13 Stuffed Animal – Homemade
DOLL 14 Sock Doll/Animal
DOLL 15 Stick Horse
CULINARY
ALL ENTRIES WILL BE TASTED BY THE JUDGES
Cakes must be supported by heavy cardboard that is at least ½ inch wider than the cake base and is wrapped in clear plastic wrap. Best of Show & Blue Ribbon Winners in classes C 1-11 of the cake division will be auctioned on Tuesday evening, August 2nd at 8:15 P.M. during the Little Teen Pageant in the Cooke pavilion. Exhibitors wishing to sell other culinary items may ask the clerk in charge to post the asking price for that item. There will be culinary items available for purchase on Wednesday evening, August 3rd at 5:30 P.M. Exhibitors receive all monies from the sale of items.
CAKES
Premium: 1st-$10.00, 2nd-$8.00 and 3rd-$6.00
C 1 Angel Food (Not Iced)
C 2 Jam (Carmel Icing)
C 3 Chocolate (Chocolate Frosting)
C 4 White (Coconut Icing)
C 5 Carrot (Cream Cheese Icing)
C 6 Red Velvet
C 7 German Chocolate
C 8 Hummingbird
C 9 Yellow (Choice of Icing)
C 10 Decorated
C 11 Any Other Layer Cake with Icing
OTHER CAKES
PREMIUMS: 1st-$6.00, 2nd-$4.00 and 3rd $2.00
C 12 Bundt
C 13 Oatmeal
C 14 Pineapple Upside Down
C 15 Pound (No Icing)
C 16 Cupcakes (3 Iced)
BREAD
PREMIUM: 1st-$6.00 2nd– $4.00 and 3rd– $2.00
C 17 White Yeast Loaf
C 18 Yeast Dinner Rolls
C 19 Sweet Rolls
C 20 Coffee Cake
C 21 Biscuits (3)
C 22 Fruit Muffins (3)
C 23 Corn Muffins/Sticks (3)
C 24 Loaf of Banana Bread
C 25 Loaf of Zucchini Bread
C 26 Any Other Bread
COOKIES (6)
PREMIUM 1st– $6.00, 2nd– $4.00 and 3rd-$2.00
C 27 Brownies
C 28 Chocolate Chip
C 29 Peanut Butter
C 30 Sugar Plain
C 31 Oatmeal
C 32 Bar
C 33 Any Other Cookie
CANDY
PREMIUM 1st-$6.00, 2nd-$4.00 and 3rd-$2.00
C 34 Chocolate Fudge
C 35 Peanut Butter Fudge
C 36 Peanut Brittle
C 37 Any Other Candy
PIES
PREMIUM 1st– $8.00, 2nd– $6.00 and 3rd-$4.00
C 38 Transparent
C 39 Pecan
C 40 Fruit
C 41 Cream
C 42 Specialty
CANNING DEPARTMENT
PREMIUM: 1st-$3.00, 2nd-$2.00 and 3rd-$1.00
Pints and Quarts Only
VEGETABLES
CAN 1 Tomatoes (whole)
CAN 2 Tomato Juice
CAN 3 Tomatoes (diced)
CAN 4 Carrots
CAN 5 Beets
CAN 6 Soup Mixture
CAN 7 Corn (Off Cob)
CAN 8 Green Beans
CAN 9 Sauerkraut
CAN 10 Potatoes (white or sweet)
CAN 11 Banana Peppers
CAN 12 Jalapeño Peppers
FRUIT
CAN 13 Apples
CAN 14 Applesauce
CAN 15 Blackberries
CAN 16 Peaches
CAN 17 Raspberries
CAN 18 Pears
CAN 19 Cherries
JELLY
CAN 20 Apple
CAN 21 Grape
CAN 22 Blackberry
CAN 23 Raspberry
CAN 24 Blueberry
PRESERVES
CAN 25 Blackberry
CAN 26 Peach
CAN 27 Cherry
CAN 28 Strawberry
JAM
CAN 29 Blackberry
CAN 30 Peach
CAN 31 Strawberry
CAN 32 Apple Butter
PICKLES
CAN 33 Sweet Pickles
CAN 34 Dill Pickles
CAN 35 Bread and Butter
CAN 36 Lime Pickles
CAN 37 Beet Pickles
CAN 38 Pickle Relish
CAN 39 Watermelon Pickles
CAN 40 Any Other Pickled Vegetable
MISCELLANEOUS
CAN 41 Pepper Relish
CAN 42 Corn Relish
CAN 43 Tomato Relish
CAN 44 Spaghetti Sauce
CAN 45 Salsa
CAN 46 Extracted Honey
CAN 47 Honey in Comb
CAN 48 Pie Filling
FLOWERS AND PLANTS
- Flowers must be homegrown; no commercial flowers are allowed.
- No wildflowers are permitted unless specified.
- Cut flowers must be displayed in a plain, clear glass container furnished by the exhibitor.
- All potted plants must be grown by the exhibitor.
- Exhibitors are permitted only one entry in each class.
- Entries must be in the correct class.
- Judges shall withhold premiums when entries are deemed unworthy of awards.
- The staging committee will exercise caution but cannot be responsible for injury or loss of plant materials or containers.
SPECIAL CLASSES
- All entries in this class must feature flowers and/or foliage unless otherwise stated.
- Artistic arrangements must be in some type of preservative, flowers must be of a type that will stay fresh for several days.
- Painted live materials are allowed in this class.
- Accessories and vases may be used in all artistic design classes.
- Exhibitors are permitted only one entry in each artistic class.
ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS
PREMIUM: 1st-$6.00, 2nd -$5.00, and 3rd – $4.00
F 1 Ice Age: Predominantly white
F 2 Santa’s on His Way: Christmas arrangement using live or artificial.
F 3 The Reapers: Using fruits and/or vegetables as part of the design.
F 4 By Candlelight: All yellow flowers and using a candle.
F 5 Naturally: Wildflowers and foliage in the rustic container.
F 6 This Land Is Our Land: A patriotic arrangement.
F 7 Companies Coming: Formal dining table arrangement.
F 8 Fairy Garden: May include live &/or artificial plants
CUT FLOWERS
PREMIUM: 1st-$4.00, 2nd -$3.00 and 3rd-$2.00
F 9 Asters
F 10 Large Marigold
F 11 Miniature Marigold
F 12 Gladiolus
F 13 Large Zinnias
F 14 Miniature Zinnias
F 15 Large Dahlia
F 16 Miniature Dahlia
F 17 White/White Blend Rose
F 18 Light Colored Rose
F 19 Dark Colored Rose
F 20 Miniature Rose Spray
F 21 Snapdragons
F 22 Rose of Sharon
F 23 Salvias
F 24 Verbenas
F 25 Hydrangea
F 26 Magic Lily
F 27 Black-Eyed Susan’s
F 28 Phlox
F 29 Dianthus
F 30 Day Lily
F 31 Cannas
F 32 Sunflower
F 33 Largest Sunflower
F 34 Largest Cockscomb
PLANTS
F 35 Fern
F 36 Impatience
F 37 Spider Plant
F 38 Begonia
F 39 Geranium
F 40 Hibiscus
F 41 African Violet
F 42 Petunia
F 43 Dragon Wings
F 44 Foliage Planter
F 45 Herb Plant/Garden
F 46 Mixed Floral Planter
F 47 Flowering Hanging Basket
HANDIWORK (Must be homemade)
No articles will be judged if they are soiled, unfinished, store-bought, or have been entered in the wrong class. The judge does not have to give a premium if they think it is unworthy of an award; even if it is the only one in the class.
PREMIUM: 1st-$5.00, 2nd– $3.00 and 3rd-$2.00
H 1 Decorated Clothing
H 2 Tie-Dyed Tee Shirt
H 3 Painted Clothing Item
H 4 Mini Quilt Block
H 5 Chicken Scratch
H 6 Crewel Embroidery
H 7 Candle wicking
H 8 Smocking
H 9 Knitted Item
H 10 Crocheted Item
H 11 Cross Stitched Item
H 12 Counted Cross Stitched Item
H 13 Needlepoint on Cloth
H 14 Needlepoint on Plastic Canvas
H 15 Applique Item
SEWING
H 16 Apron
H 17 Purse/Wallet
H 18 Placemats/Runner/Tablecloth/Napkins
H 19 Article of Clothing
H 20 Tote/Backpack
H 21 Coasters/Potholders/Oven Mitt
H 22 Accessories (belt/hat/scarf)
QUILTS (OLD)
H 23 Pieced
H 24 Patchwork
H 25 Embroidered
H 26 Tied or Knotted
H 27 Child’s
H 28 Appliqued
QUILTS (NEW HAND STITCHED)
H 29 Pieced
H 30 Patchwork
H 31 Embroidered
H 32 Tied or Knotted
H 33 Cross Stitch Embroidered
H 34 Appliqued
QUILTS (NEW MACHINE STITCHED)
H 35 Pieced
H 36 Patchwork
H 37 Painted
H 38 Graphic
H 39 Child’s
H 40 Any Combination of Hand & Machine Stitched
ANTIQUES (50 Years or Older)
PREMIUM: 1st-$4.00, 2nd -$3.00 and 3rd-$2.00
GLASS-CHINA-STONEWARE
O 1 Stoneware Pitcher
O 2 Glass Pitcher
O 3 China Pitcher
O 4 Child’s Plate
O 5 Depression Glass Bowl
O 6 Glass Bowl
O 7 China Bowl
O 8 Hand Painted Piece
O 9 Art Glass Piece
O 10 Pottery Piece
O 11 Pressed Glass Piece
O 12 Carnival Glass Piece
O 13 Flow Blue Piece
O 14 Cut Glass Piece
HOUSEHOLD
O 15 Glass Butter Churn
O 16 Ink Well
O 17 Candlestick
O 18 Paperweight
O 19 Mustache Cup
O 20 Straight Razor
O 21 Figurine
O 22 Miniature Oil Lamp with handle
METALS
O 23 Scales
O 24 Collection Brass Bells
O 25 Brass Household Item
O 26 Copper Household Item
O 27 Silver Household Item
O 28 Pewter Item
CLOTHES AND ACCESSORIES
O 29 Vintage Child’s Clothing
O 30 Vintage Adult Clothing
O 31 Vintage Accessory
O 32 Vintage Shoes
O 33 Costume Jewelry Piece
BOTTLES
O 34 Medicine
O 35 Beer
O 36 Whiskey
O 37 Mineral
O 38 Water
O 39 Milk
O 40 Soft Drink
HOUSEHOLD WOOD
O 41 Coffee Mill
O 42 Butter Mold
O 43 Wooden Bowl
O 44 Kitchen Tool
IRON
O 45 Iron
O 46 Skillet
O 47 Bean Pot
O 48 Corn Muffin/Corn Stick Pan
TOYS
O 49 Tin Toy
O 50 Wooden Toy
O 51 Mechanical Toy
O 52 Game
O 53 Mechanical Bank
O 54 Still Bank
MISCELLANEOUS WOOD AND METAL, ETC.
O 55 Shop Tool
O 56 Car Tool
O 57 General Store Item
O 58 Wash Board
STONE JARS
O 59 White
O 60 Brown and White
O 61 Blue and Gray
GRANITE
O 62 Blue
O 63 White
O 64 Grey
O 65 Any Other Color
HORSE EQUIPMENT
O 66 Leather Horse Equipment
O 67 Metal Horse Equipment
O 68 Buggy Accessory
MISCELLANEOUS
O 69 Tin Can
O 70 Miniature Tintype Photo
O 71 Organization Award/Pin/Medal
O 72 Thermometer
O 73 Postcard of KY Scene
O 74 Sport’s Item
O 75 Fishing Item
O 76 Medical Item
O 77 Collection Clay Marbles
O 78 Powder Horn
ADVERTISING PIECE
O 79 Mason County
O 80 Bracken County
O 81 Robertson County
HISTORICAL PIECE (not bottle or advertising)
O 82 Mason County
O 83 Bracken County
O 84 Robertson County
TOBACCO
O 85 Setting Tools
O 86 Cutting Tools
O 87 Tins//Boxes/Cans
O 88 Tobacco Basket
OLDEST
O 89 Germantown Fair Catalog
O 90 Germantown Fair Souvenir (Must be dated)
O 91 Germantown Fair Photo
O 92 Bible (Original copyright date page)
O 93 Cookbook (Original copyright date page)
O 94 Kentucky Souvenir (Must be dated)
O 95 Kentucky License Plate
FARM & GARDEN PRODUCE
Must be homegrown; four vegetables to a plate unless otherwise indicated.
PREMIUM: 1st-$3.00, 2nd -$2.00, and 3rd-$1. 00
VEGETABLES
P 1 White Potatoes (Plate)
P 2 Red Potatoes (Plate)
P 3 Sweet Potatoes (Plate)
P 4 1 Zucchini
P 5 1 Crookneck Squash
P 6 1 Spaghetti Squash
P 7 Any Squash Not Listed
P 8 Yellow Corn
P 9 White Corn
P 10 Shelled Corn (1 Quart)
P 11 Plate Roma Tomatoes
P 12 Plate Yellow Tomatoes
P 13 Plate Green Tomatoes
P 14 Plate Pink Tomatoes
P 15 Plate Red Tomatoes
P 16 Plate Cherry Tomatoes (6)
P 17 Plate Grape Tomatoes (6)
P 18 Plate Yellow Onions
P 19 Plate White Onions
P 20 Plate Purple Onions
P 21 Plate Green Peppers
P 22 Plate Red Peppers
P 23 Plate Yellow Peppers
P 24 Plate Hot Peppers
P 25 Plate Bush Beans (6)
P 26 Plate Pole Beans (6)
P 27 1 Cucumber for slicing
P 28 3 Cucumbers for pickles
P 29 1 Head Cabbage
P 30 1 Head Cauliflower
P 31 1 Egg Plant
MISCELLANEOUS
P 32 dozen White Eggs
P 33 dozen Brown Eggs
P 34 Vegetables in a Basket
P 35 Fruit in a Basket
P 36 Guards/Pumpkins in a Basket
LARGEST VEGETABLE OR FRUIT
P 37 Potato
P 38 Pumpkin
P 39 Tomato
P 40 Squash
P 41 Watermelon
P 42 Cabbage
P 43 Onion
FRUITS (Grown by exhibitor)
P 44 Plate of Blackberries (6)
P 45 Plate of Peaches (4)
P 46 Plate of Plums (6)
P 47 Plate of Grapes (12)
P 48 Plate of Apples (4)
P 49 1 Cantaloupe
P 50 1 Watermelon
P 51 1 Pumpkin
Hay must be wrapped in plastic before entering the Floral Hall!
P 52 Slice of Clover Hay
P 53 Slice of Grass Hay
P 54 Slice of Alfalfa Hay
P 55 Twist of Tobacco
P 56 Stick of Tobacco
P 57 Soybeans (qt. or gal. jar)
P 58 Wheat (qt. or gal. jar)
4-H Floral Hall Classes
The following is a list of all classes that 4-H members from Bracken, Mason, and Robertson Counties
are eligible to enter. For a complete list of rules and guidelines for these classes, 4-H members need to
contact their 4-H Youth Development Agent at their County Extension Office. Projects may be dropped
off at the Floral Hall on Tuesday, August 2nd from 9:00 AM-Noon. County ID# & Class# must be
marked on each project. No late entries will be accepted!
Division 2101 – Burley Tobacco / Division 2103 – Green Stick & Potted Burley
400 Flying
401 Lug
402 Leaf
403 Tip
404 Burley (Green-Stick)
405 Best potted growing plant of Burley Tobacco
Division 6013.1 Country Ham Project (Smoked & Non-Smoked)
Please bring hams in a box/bag/pillowcase etc
406 9 years old
407 10 years old
408 11 years old
409 12 years old
410 13 years old
411 14 years old
412 15 years old
413 16-18 years old
Division 6015 4-H Horticulture & Plant Science
414 Environmental Awareness
415 Production and Marketing
416 Experimental Horticulture
417 Horticultural Project Exhibits
418 Terrariums
419 Dish gardens (desert or tropical)
420 Vegetable container gardens (grown in)
421 Annual container gardens -(non-vegetable)
422 House plants
423 Hanging baskets
424 Herb Container Garden
425 Window Box Display
426 Upcycled Container Garden
427 Variety Basket- minimum of 5 fruits/veggies
428 Tomato (5 per plate) cherry yellow or red
429 Tomato (5 per plate) beef steak
430 Tomato (5 per plate) heirloom
431 Peppers, hot (5 per plate)
432 Peppers-bell (5 per plate)
433 Peppers- sweet (5 per plate)
434 Cucumbers, slicing (5 per plate)
435 Cucumbers, pickling (5 per plate)
436 Beans, snap, or lima (12 per plate)
437 Corn, sweet (in the husks 5 ears per plate)
438 Cantaloupe (1 whole), halved
439 Summer Squash (3 per plate)
440 Eggplant (3 per plate)
441 Potato (5 per plate)
442 Largest Tomato
443 Largest Pumpkin
444 Largest Watermelon
Division 6018 4-H Crops
445 Alfalfa hay – ½ bale in plastic
446 Red clover hay – ½ bale in plastic
447 Timothy hay – ½ bale in plastic
448 Other Grass hay – ½ bale in plastic
449 Mixed hay – ½ bale in plastic
450 Yellow-ear, from the previous year’s crop
451 Yellow-ear, from the current year’s crop
452 Yellow-shelled, from the previous year’s crop
453 White-ear, from the previous year’s crop
454 White-ear, from the current year’s crop
455 White-shelled, from the previous year’s crop
456 White Popcorn-ear, previous year’s crop
457 Red Popcorn-ear, previous year’s crop
458 Yellow Popcorn-ear, previous year’s crop
459 Soybeans from the current year’s crop
460 Soybeans from the previous year’s crop
461 Grain Sorghum from the current year’s crop
462 Grain Sorghum from the previous year’s crop
463 Sweet sorghum from the current year’s crop
464 Wheat from the current year’s crop
465 Barley from the current year’s crop
Division 6021 4-H Electric
466 Battery powered series and parallel circuits
467 Homemade galvanometer
468 Electromagnetic circuits
469 DC motor
470 Battery powered series and parallel circuits
471 Original design soldered circuit project
472 Wiring Display
473 Simple household or farm use circuit
474 Complex household or farm use circuit
475 Table, desk, vanity, or floor lamps
(original design only)
476 Basic electric circuit w/o solid-state components
477 Basic electric circuit with solid-state components
478 Basic electronic circuits with solid-state
components (original design).
479 Wind-powered energy project (original)
480 Solar powered energy project (original)
Division 6025 4-H Wood Science
481 Level 1, (Simple item from a kit) 485 Level 3, (Advanced NOT from a kit)
482 Level 1, (Simple NOT from a kit) 486 Level 4, (Quality Finish NO kits)
483 Level 2, (More elaborate made from a kit) 487 Level 4, (Master Skill Level NO kits)
484 Level 2, (More elaborate NOT from a kit)
Division 6026 Ecology, Natural Resources
488 First year project – specimen
489 First year project – photos
490 Second-year project– specimen
491 Second-year project– photos
492 Third year project – specimen
493 Third year project – photos
494 Fourth year project – specimen or photos
495 Fifth year project – specimen or photos
HONEY
496 2 one lb. containers of white honey
497 2 one lb. containers of light amber honey
498 2 one lb. containers of amber extracted honey
499 2 one lb. containers of dark amber honey
500 2 one lb. wide-mouth quart jars of chunk honey
501 Any frame-capped honey for comb (light)
502 Any frame-capped honey for comb (amber)
503 Any frame-capped honey for extraction (light)
504 Any frame-capped honey for extraction (amber)
505 Best display one frame observation hive
Division 6027 4-H Forestry
506 Leaf Collections Collection of 10 leaves
representing 10 forest trees found in Kentucky.
507 Leaf Print Collection Collect and print 10 leaves
representing 10 forest trees found in Kentucky.
508 Leaf Collection-2nd year Collection of 20 leaves
representing 20 forest trees and different from
ones were done by the same exhibitor in the first year
the project found in Kentucky.
509 Educational Exhibit Develop a creative
educational exhibit on some phases of forestry.
510 Educational Exhibit Develop a creative
educational exhibit on some phases of forestry.
511 Stem, Leaf, Fruit display collect and mount 5
stems, leaves, and fruit represent 5 forest
trees found in Kentucky.
512 Leaf Collection-3rd Year (50 leaves)
Division 6028 Geology
513 First-year Geology
514 Second-year Geology
515 Third Year Geology
516 Fourth Year Geology
517 Special Collection (5th Year)
Division 6035 4-H Foods Exhibits
Visit your local Extension Office for recipes.
518 Oatmeal Muffins (3)
519 Cheese Muffins (3)
520 Rolled Biscuits (3)
521 Scones (3)
522 Cornmeal Muffins (3)
523 Coffee Cake with Topping (3 pieces)
524 Chewy Granola Bars (3)
525 Brownies (3)
526 Snickerdoodle Cookies (3)
527 Rich Chocolate Cake (8-9 inch)
528 Carrot or Zucchini Cake (8-9 inch)
529 Basic Chiffon Cake (1/4)
530 Double Crust Apple Pie
531 Cinnamon Twist (3)
532 Soft Pretzels (3)
533 Oatmeal Bread (1 loaf)
534 Honey Whole Wheat (1 loaf)
535 Classic Chocolate Fudge (3 pieces)
536 Adapted Food Recipe
Division 6036 4-H Food Preservation Exhibits
Visit your local Extension Office for recipes.
537 Dried Apples in container
538 Salsa (pint jar or smaller)
539 Dill Pickles (pint jar or smaller)
540 Strawberry Jam (half a pint or smaller)
541 Green Bean (pint jar)
Division 6030 4-H Photography
542 Forest
543 Water
544 Wildlife
545 Natural Scenic
546 Native Plants
547 Insect
548 Livestock
549 Crops
550 Life Cycle
551 Agriculture Scenic
552 Farm Equipment
553 Modern or Historical Practices
554 Formal/Candid Portrait
555 Urban Scenic
556 Event
557 Service
558 4-H Event
559 National/International Experience
560 Family
561 Food Preparation
562 Culture
563 Fashion Portrait
564 Patterns/Design
565 Residential
566 Mechanics
567 Architecture
568 Energy
569 Movement
570 Construction
571 Machinery/Equipment
572 Physical Activity
573 Competitive Sports
574 Healthy Lifestyle
575 Healthy Foods
576 Careers in Health
577 Dealing with Stress
578 Music
579 Instrument/Art Utensils
580 Cultural Arts Event
581 Arts Creation
582 Created Art in Your Community
583 Words-Single Word Spelled Out
Horticulture:
584 Single Black & White
585 Single Color
586 Sequence of 4 (BW/Color) Visual Story
587 Collection of 6 (BW/Color)
Division 6032 4-H Sewing
588 Clothing Option: Shorts, pants, or skirt with
casing waistline (elastic and/or drawstring).
589 Non Clothing Option: Drawstring backpack or
tote bag with fabric handles OR a laundry bag.
590 Clothing Option: Skirt, shorts, or pants
591 Non Clothing Option: Tote bag, purse, garment
bag, or gym bag with zipper and self-fabric
straps or handles.
592 Clothing Option: Shirt, simple jacket, one-piece
dress with no waistline, cape with a hood or
collar, bathrobe, or vest with lining or facing.
593 Non Clothing Option: Backpack with lining,
applied trim, and button/buttonhole closure.
594 1 or 2 piece complete outfit made from knit
595 1 piece complete outfit made from woven fabric
596 Clothing Option: 2 or 3 piece complete
coordinating outfit
597 Non Clothing Option: Original design tote bag
and documentation folder – Using Wild Ginger
Software, Inc.
598 Up Cycle It!: Junior item is sewn from
recycled/repurposed garment or accessory
599 Smart Clothing: Soft circuit item using
conductive thread using hand or machine.
600 Clothing Option:1 or 2 piece complete outfit
such as dress, top & bottom, pajamas
601 Non Clothing Option: 2 coordinating accessories
such as a wallet, garment, bag, purse, or duffel bag.
At least 1 item must have a zipper
602 Dress it Up 1 or 2 piece dressy outfit such as
pantsuit or a nice dress
603 Match It Up-Clothing Option: Choose at least 1
from each group making a 3-4 piece coordinated
outfit.
• Shorts, pants, or skirt
• Top, blouse, shirt
• Vest, jacket, sweater
604 Match It Up-Non Clothing Option: 3 or 4 piece
coordinating luggage/travel accessories set.
Each piece must have an applied border/trim,
pocket and zipper.
605 Clothing Option: Construct a complete outfit for
one of the following activities:
• Halloween, theater, or historic costume
• Uniform for medical, cheerleader, dancer, et
• Riding apparel
606 Non Clothing Option:
• Fabric doll or animal with a wardrobe of two
outfits
• Machine appliquéd specialty flag or
decorative banner (minimum size 24 inches
x 24 inches)
607 Clothing Option: 2 or 3-piece complete outfit.
608 Formal Affair: 1 or 2 piece complete outfit, such
as a prom dress, bridesmaid dress, or tuxedo.
Fabric choice may be woven, knit or a
combination of the two.
609 Up Cycle It! – Senior Item sewn from
recycled/repurposed garments
610 Smart Clothing
Division 6033 4-H Needlework Department
611 Small crochet item-medium weight yarn
612 Large crochet item-medium weight yarn
613 Crochet item-novelty yarn
614 Crochet item-granny squares
615 Crochet item-intermediate skills/pattern
616 Crochet item-intermediate skills/shaping
617 Crochet Item-advanced skills
618 Crochet item-advanced original design
619 Redwork – One type of embroidery stitch
620 Stamped Cross Stitch – Embroidery Stitch
621 Candlewicking – Multiple Types
622 Stamped Embroidery
623 Free Embroidery
624 Cross Stitch on Gingham
625 Counted Cross Stitch on 11 Count Aida Cloth
626 Chicken Scratch on Gingham
627 Item of crewel embroidery
628 Counted Cross Stitch on 14 Count Aida Cloth
629 Counted Cross Stitch using Waste Canvas
630 Huck Embroidery
631 Swedish Weaving
632 Ribbon Embroidery
633 Counted Cross Stitch on 18 County Aida Cloth
634 English Smocking
635 Small Simple Knitted Item
636 Knitted item-self striping or variegated yarn
637 Larger Simple Knitted Item
638 Knitted project focused on shape – Fashion
639 Knitted project focused on shape–toy
640 Knitted project focused on color design
641 Knitted project focused on textural design
642 Strip Quilt
643 Quilted Wall Hanging
644 Quilted Table Runner
645 Quilted as you go Table Topper or Wall Hanging
646 Machine Quilted Wall Hanging or Small Quilt
647 Quilted Dimensional Pieces
648 Charm Squares or Strips
649 Pillow with Applique
650 Foundational Paper Piecing
651 English Paper Piecing
652 Large Quilt
653 4-H’er Designed Quilt
654 Crazy Quilt Patchwork
Division 6039 4-H Home Environment
656 Color Collage
657 Texture Collage or Rubbing
658 Natural finish (grain shows through) applied to
small wood object.
659 Simple cloth items for the home created using
minimal sewing machine stitching.
660 Wastebasket
661 Crate Bookshelf
662 Bulletin Board
663 Decorative items for the home with photo
664 Simple Wood Item Refinished
665 Cloth items for the home created using a
sewing machine.
666 Invitation & thank you letter/note
667 Accessory for the home created by a member
668 Table setting
669 Piece of furniture refinished by the 4-H member
670 Old or discarded made useful in a new way as a
home accessory
671 An accessory for the home, made with
member’s original or adapted design
672 Heritage item refinished, restored, or made by
the 4-H member
673 Purchased article selected by 4-H member to
solve a home decorating problem
674 A cloth article made by the 4-H’er showing a
major home improvement
675 Furniture, which has been refinished,
reupholstered, recovered, recycled, reused or
remodeled
676 Design Experience
677 Heritage Experience
678 Major Home Improvement
679 Color Wheel Collage
680 Design Style Board
681 Bubble Diagram-Home
682 Bubble Diagram-Commercial
683 Storage Analysis
684 Bedroom Room Floor Plan
685 House Floor Plan
686 Commercial Floor Plan
687 Presentation Board-Color Scheme for 1 Room
688 Presentation Board-Bedroom Floor Plan/Color
Scheme
689 Presentation Board-Family Room Floor
Plan/Color Scheme
690 Universal Design
Division 6041 4-H Leadership & 6041.1 21st Century Skills
691 Junior – 2-page activity
692 Senior – 4-page activity
693 4-H Club Scrapbook
694 Senior Division – Resume
695 Junior Division – Interview Poster
Division 6040 Consumer and Financial Education
696 Poster on “Bargain Shopping”
697 Poster on “What is the Best Buy?”
698 Poster on “Media and the Marketplace”
699 Poster on “Decision! Decisions! Decide!”
700 Poster on “How to Write a Wrong’
701 Poster on “I Own a Car or Does It Own Me”
702 Poster on “What Does Real Life Cost?”
Division 6042 Kentucky 4-H Trends
703 Junior Clover Photograph
704 Senior Clover Photograph
705 Junior Historical 4-H Poster
706 Senior Historical 4-H Poster
707 Junior Upcycling Project
708 Senior Upcycling Project
709 Junior 4-H Cake Decorating (with clover)
710 Senior 4-H Cake Decorating (with clover)
711 Junior Cake Decorating (general)
712 Senior Cake Decorating (general)
713 Junior 4-H Cupcake Decorating (with clover)
714 Senior 4-H Cupcake Decorating (with clover)
715 Junior Cupcake Decorating (general)
716 Senior Cupcake Decorating (general)
717 Junior Loom Knitting
718 Senior Loom Knitting
Division 6041.2 Civic Engagement / Service Learning
719 Junior Community Worker Interview Poster 720 Senior Service Project Poster
Division 6029 4-H Arts & Crafts
721 Junior Acrylic Still Life
722 Senior Acrylic Still Life
723 Junior Water Color
724 Senior Water Color
725 Junior Abstract
726 Senior Abstract
727 Junior Sand Painting
728 Senior Sand Painting
729 Junior Self Portrait
730 Senior Self Portrait
731 Junior Human Action
732 Senior Human Action
733 Junior Oil Painting
734 Senior Oil Painting
735 Junior Oil Landscape
736 Senior Oil Landscape
737 Junior Intaglio Collagraph Print
738 Senior Intaglio Collagraph Print
739 Junior Blueprint Paper Print
740 Senior Blueprint Paper Print
741 Junior Etched Plexiglas
742 Senior Etched Plexiglas
743 Junior Wax Resist Print
744 Senior Wax Resist Print
745 Junior Tire Stamp Print
746 Senior Tire Stamp Print
747 Junior Linoleum Print
748 Senior Linoleum Print
749 Junior Hand Drawn Negative Photograph
750 Senior Hand Drawn Negative Photograph
751 Junior 5 Color Design
752 Senior 5 Color Design
753 Junior Computer Drawing
754 Senior Computer Drawing
755 Junior Contour Drawing
756 Senior Contour Drawing
757 Junior Two Point Perspective
758 Senior Two Point Perspective
759 Junior Circular Shape Object
760 Senior Circular Shape Object
761 Junior Color Pencil
762 Senior Color Pencil
763 Junior Pen & Ink
764 Senior Pen & Ink
765 Junior Calligraphy
766 Senior Calligraphy
767 Junior Cartooning
768 Senior Cartooning
769 Junior Felted Wool Applique Mat
770 Senior Felted Wool Applique Mat
771 Junior Cotton Linter Bowl
772 Senior Cotton Linter Bowl
773 Junior Batik Fabric
774 Senior Batik Fabric
775 Junior Lap Loom Woven Place Mat
776 Senior Lap Loom Woven Place Mat
777 Junior Inkle Loom Basket
778 Senior Inkle Loom Basket
779 Junior Clay Container
780 Senior Clay Container
781 Junior Clay Bust
782 Senior Clay Bust
783 Junior Mask
784 Senior Mask
785 Junior Cardboard Sculpture
786 Senior Cardboard Sculpture
787 Junior Flower Wire Sculpture
788 Senior Flower Wire Sculpture
789 Junior Plaster of Paris Carving
790 Senior Plaster of Paris Carving
791 Junior Art Trends
792 Senior Art Trends
793 Junior Heritage Craft
794 Senior Heritage Craft
795 Junior Basket Making
796 Senior Basket Making
797 Junior Jewelry
798 Senior Jewelry
799 Junior Leather Craft
800 Senior Leather Craft
*Exhibitors must be a current members of the Bracken, Mason, or Robertson 4-H program. All projects must
have been completed since Germantown Fair 2021. No repeat projects will be accepted! Be sure to contact
your local Extension Office for complete details including class descriptions and requirements.
County ID# & Class# must be marked on each project. No late entries will be accepted
FFA Floral Hall Classes
FFA Floral Hall
Vegetables and Fruits:
Premiums $6.00, $4.00, $2.00
FFA – 1 Any kind of Potatoes, Plate of 5
FFA – 2 Largest Potato
FFA – 3 Any kind of Beans, Plate of 12
FFA – 4 Zucchini, Plate of 3
FFA – 5 Squash, Plate of 3
FFA – 6 Largest Squash
FFA – 7 Sweet Corn, Plate of 3
FFA – 8 Tomatoes, Plate of 3
FFA – 9 Cherry Tomatoes, Plate of 3
FFA – 10 Largest Tomato
FFA – 11 Largest Onion
FFA – 12 Any Kind of Peppers, Plate of 5
FFA – 13 Cucumbers, Plate of 5
FFA – 14 Any Other Vegetable
FFA – 15 Cantaloupe
FFA – 16 Any Other Fruit, a plate of 5
Field Crops and Other:
Premiums $6.00, $4.00, $2.00
FFA – 17 Hand Tied Tobacco
FFA – 18 Wheat, ½ gal. clear jar
FFA – 19 Soybeans, plant
FFA – 20 Dozen Eggs
Premiums $10.00, $8.00, $6.00
All hay products (no more than ½ bale) must be wrapped in clear plastic before entering Floral Hall.
FFA – 21 Alfalfa Hay
FFA – 22 Legume & Grass Hay
FFA – 23 Any Grass Hay
Premiums $12.00, $10.00, $8.00
FFA – 24 Stalks of Corn – 5 stalks
FFA – 25 Stick of Tobacco – 5 stalks
FFA Paper Work
Premiums: $8.00, $6.00, $4.00
FFA – 26 Proficiency in any KY FFA Area
FFA – 27 Oldest Agriculture Class Notebook
FFA Shop Projects:
Premiums: $10.00, $8.00, $6.00
FFA – 28 Small Wood Projects
FFA – 29 Small Metal Projects
Premiums: $12.00, $10.00, $8.00
FFA – 30 Medium Wood Projects
FFA – 31 Medium Metal Projects
Premiums: $15.00, $12.00, $10.00
FFA – 32 Large Wood Projects
FFA – 33 Large Metal Projects
Horticulture Exhibits:
Premiums: $6.00, $4.00, $2.00
FFA – 34 Hanging Basket
FFA – 35 Cut Flowers
Premiums: $15.00, $12.00, $10.00
FFA – 36 Landscape Design Display
Open FFA Class Only:
Premiums $6.00, $4.00, $2.00
FFA – 37 Oldest FFA Award
FFA – 38 Oldest FFA Jacket from Bracken, Mason, or Robertson County