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Superintendent: Wilma Knipplemeyer, Kevin Smith

email: questions@superfair.org

Phone: 402.441.6545


Registration Deadline: Monday, August 1, 2011
Check-In: Monday, August 8th, 11:00am-7:00pm, Lincoln Room


Judging: Tuesday, August 9th, 7:00am-1:00pm, Lincoln Room (Closed to Public)
Show Times Open to Public: Tuesday, August 9th, 2:00pm-10:00pm and

                                                Wednesday, August 10th – Saturday, August 13th, 10:00am-10:00pm

Entry Fees: None

Premiums

1st place: $5.00
2nd place: $4.00
3rd place: $3.00
Also Special Awards.

Release Times: Saturday, August 13th, 9:00pm-10:30pm and Sunday, August 14th, 9:00am-1:00pm.

Judge(s):

Show Rules:

This department is for ages 11 and up. ONLY ONE EXHIBIT MAY BE ENTERED FOR EACH CLASS NUMBER. All articles must be produced and grown by the exhibitor. If the judge deems articles have been purchased for exhibition, they may be disqualified. Corn exhibits selected from late varieties and entered either as medium or 90 day will be ruled out.

After being submitted, the superintendent shall have control of same: exhibitors shall not interfere with or handle exhibit afterwords.

No entries will be released before specified time. If you are unable to pick up your exhibits at the release time, it is your responsibility to find someone to do so. Any items remaining after 1:00pm on Sunday, August 14 will be disposed of immediately.

Spoiled produce will be disqualified. Premium payouts must be picked up from show superintendent during release time. Class Listing: Sheaf Display

Sheaf Display

Sheaf grains and grasses shall not be less than 3” in diameter at the center. The sheaf must be tied with cord, twine or tape. They shall be judged by type, quality and general appearance. Grass and legume sheaves shall be judged as forage. Special Award: Best of Lot is an additional $5.00.

            201 Grain - Red Winter Wheat
            202 Grain - Rye
            203 Grain - Oat
            204 Grain - Six Row Barley
            205 Legume - Soybeans, 4 stalks
            206 Legume – Alfalfa, any cutting
            207 Legume – Sweet Clover, before blossom
            208 Legume – Red Clover
            209 Legume – White or Dutch Clover
            210 Legume - Alsike
            211 Legume – Peanut
            212 Grasses - Brome             213 Grasses - Timothy 214 Grasses - Blue
            215 Grasses – Red Top
            216 Grasses - Orchard
            217 Grasses - Sudan
            218 Grasses – Reed Canary
            219 Grasses – Wheat Grasses
            220 Grasses – Big Blue Stem
            221 Grasses – Little Blue Stem
            222 Grasses – Switch Grass
            223 Grasses – Side Oats Gramma
            224 Grasses – Prairie Grass
            225 Grasses – Any Other Grass

Stalk Display & Six Ear Samples

Stalk Display & Six ear samples – entries in this class shall be judged from the standpoint of best plant types for the purpose for which the crop is grown, whether for grain, forage or otherwise. Classes 301-323 should be grown in 2011 and 324-333 should be grown in 2010.
            301 Sorgo – Atlas, Axtell, Narkan
            302 Sorgo – Any Grain Sorghum
            303 Dent Corn - Yellow
            304 Dent Corn - White
            305 Popcorn - Yellow
            306 Popcorn - White
            307 Popcorn – Any other popcorn
            308 Popcorn - Flint
            309 Popcorn - Bi-Color
            310 Sweet Corn - Yellow
            311 Sweet Corn - White
            312 Sweet Corn - Bi-Color
            313 Sunflower
            314 Mature Corn – Yellow Dent
            315 Mature Corn – White Dent
            316 Mature Corn – Flint Corn
            317 Mature Corn – Large Yellow Popcorn
            318 Mature Corn – Any Other Name Variety Popcorn
            319 Mature Corn – Yellow Sweet Corn
            320 Mature Corn – White Sweet Corn
            321 Mature Corn – Bi-Color Sweet Corn
            322 Mature Corn – White Popcorn
            323 Mature Corn – Bi-Color Corn
            324 Corn – Yellow Dent
            325 Corn – White Dent
            326 Corn – Flint Corn
            327 Corn – Large Yellow Popcorn
            328 Corn – Any Other name variety popcorn
            329 Corn – Yellow Sweet Corn
            330 Corn – White Sweet Corn
            331 Corn – Bi-Color Sweet Corn
            332 Corn – White Popcorn
333 Corn – Bi-Color Popcorn

Threshed Grains, Legumes & Other Large Seeds

Threshed Grains, Legumes and Other Large Seeds – can be grown in either the previous year or current year. Special Award: Best of Lot is an additional $5.00.
            101 Yellow Shelled Corn
            102 White Shelled Corn
            103 Red Winter Wheat
            104 Rye
            105 Oats – White or Yellow
            106 Yellow Shelled Popcorn
            107 White Shelled Popcorn
            108 Barley
            109 Any Forage Sorghum
            110 Any Grain Sorghum
            111 Sudan
            112 Soybeans
            113 Sunflower Seeds
            114 Alfalfa
            115 Sweet Clover
            116 Red Clover
            117 Any Other Legumes
            118 Brome
            119 Timothy
            120 Switchgrass
            121 Wheat Grass
            122 Reed Canary Grass
            123 Any Other Perennial Grass
            124 Flint Corn
            125 White or Dutch Clover
            126 Peanuts