Bedford County Fair Premium Book

Department 13 SENIOR VEGETABLES
Superintendents: Harry & Betty Ritchey (842-3364), James & Glenna Leydig
SPECIAL RULES: 1. These factors are generally used by an expert vegetable judge: Trueness to variety type with uniformity in size, shape, and color. Condition and maturity. 2. Potatoes should not be washed, remove soil using a soft cloth or brush. 3. Tomatoes should have stems removed. 4. Carrots, beets, etc. should have all but 2" of stems removed. 5. Entries with incorrect number of specimens displayed will not be judged. 6. See Department 11-24 rules.
SECTION 1
CLASS... $3 $2 $1
1	BEANS, Dry shelled, one pint
	A. Pea or Navy B. Marrowfat C. Horticultural D. Kidney E. Edible soybean F. Limas
2	BEANS, Green shelled, one pint
	A. Small seeded limas B. Large seeded limas C. Horticultural D. Edible soybean
3	BEANS, Horticultural, one dozen
	A. Bush type B. Pole type
4	BEANS, Lima, one dozen
5	BEANS, Snap, bush type, 1 doz.
	A. Round green pods B. Flat green pods
6	BEANS, Snap, pole type, 1 doz.
	A. Round Green Pods B. Flat Green Pods C. Round yellow pods D. Flat yellow pods
7	BEETS, 5 specimens, topped
	A. Globe shaped B. Half long C. Long Lutz types D. Mangels
8	BROCCOLI, large head
9	BRUSSEL SPROUTS, one pint
10	CABBAGE, head
	A. Early pointed types B. Domestic round heads C. Danish ball head types D. Flat types E. Red types F. Savory types G. Chinese types
11	Carrots, 5 roots, topped
	A. Half long, stump rooted B. Half long,pointed C. Long
12	CAULIFLOWER, 1 head
	A. White types B. Purples types
13	CELERY, one plant in soil
	A. Yellow type Fordhook Pascal B. Green type Fordhook Pascal
14	CORN, (Sweet), 5 ears, husks on
	A. Yellow Hybrids B. White Hybrids C. Other types
15	CUCUMBERS
	A. Pickling under 3" - 10 specimens B. Pickles (3" to 5") - 5 specimens C. Slicing (over 5") - 5 specimens
16	EGGPLANT, 1 specimen
17	ENDIVE, one plant in soil
	A. Green Curled B. Broad leaved
18	GARLIC, 1 bulb
19	GOURDS
	A. One variety five specimens B. Mixed varieties five specimens C. Collection - 6 or more kinds attractively displayed. Unlimited number of specimens
20	HERBS
	A. Dill B. Mint C. Any other
21	HORSERADISH, 3 roots, (1" min. dia.)
22	KALE, 1 plant in soil
23	KOHLRABI, 1 specimen
24	LEEK, 5 stalks
25	LETTUCE, one plant
	A. Leaf types B. Butterhead types C. Crisphead types
26	MUSKMELONS (Cantaloupes), 1 specimen
27	OKRA, 5 specimens
28	ONIONS (bulbs), 5 specimens mature for storage
	A. Yellow flat B. Yellow globe C. White flat D. White globe E. Red flat F. Red globe G. Bottle H. Sweet Spanish type
29	ONION (Sets), one pint, mature for storage
	A. Yellow B. White C. Red D. Multiplier
30	ONIONS (bulbing), 5 specimens
31	PARSLEY, 5 bunches in water
	A. Curled type B. Plain
32	PARSLEY, root, 5 roots with tops
33	PARSNIPS, 5 specimens tops off
34	PEANUTS, 1 pint
35	PEA PODS, 1 pint
36	PEPPERS (Sweet), 5 specimens Bell or bullnose shape
	A. Green B. Red C. Yellow
37	PEPPERS, (Sweet), thin fleshed 5 specimens
	A. Green B. Red C. Yellow
38	PEPPERS (Pimento), 5 specimens
	A. Green B. Red
39	PEPPERS (Hot), 5 specimens
	A. Small B. Long C. Round
40	POTATOES, 5 tubers
	A. Katahdin B. Russet-Rural C. Sebago D. Irish Cobbler E. Kennebec F. Chippewa G. Red Pontiac H. Any other variety
41	PUMPKINS, 1 specimen
	A. Small sugar (pie) B. Winter neck Cushaw C. Connecticut field D. Largest single field pumpkin (specify weight)
42	RADISHES (Summer), 5 specimens
	A. Small Round B. White Icicle
43	RADISHES (Winter), 5 specimens
	A. White type B. Black Spanish
44	RHUBARB, 5 stalks together
45	RUTABAGAS, 5 specimens topped
46	SQUASH (Summer), 1 specimen
	A. Straightneck B. Crookneck C. Bush Scallop-Patty Pan D. Cocozelle E. Zucchini F. Spaghetti
47	SQUASH (Winter), Large, 1 specimen
	A. Acorn-Table Queen B. Boston Marrow or Delicious C. Hubbard D. Mammoth sweet types E. Largest single specimen (specific weight) F. Buttercup G. Butternut
48	SWEET POTATOES, 5 specimens
	A. Jersey Orange B. Maryland Golden
49	SWISS CHARD, (1 stalk in soil)
50	TOMATOES, (5 large fruited)
	A. Red B. Yellow C. Mature Green D. Italian
51	TOMATOES (Small fruited), Red and Yellow
	A. Cherry (10 specimens or 5 clusters) B. Pear shaped (10) C. Plum shaped (10)
52	TURNIPS, 5 specimens topped
53	WATERCRESS, 1 bunch in water
54	WATERMELONS, 1 specimen
	A. Midget B. Oblong C. Largest single watermelon
BEST OF SHOW $10 $6 $5
55	HOME GARDENS, 10 or more kinds of vegetables, not less than 3 specimens of each
CLASS... $5 $4 $3
56	MARKET BASKET, 5 or more kinds of vegetables, attractively displayed
CLASS... $3 $2 $1
57	VEGETABLE FREAKS