Cumnock Show on Saturday 30th March 2019
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Farm produce (Section F) and Wool (Section C3)


Chief Steward - Lachlan Lee ph: 6369 6277

Entries in Pavilion by 8am on show day. Judging 8.30am.
​Download Entry form for Adults and Children Under 18 here.
All exhibits in this section to be grown by exhibitor .

Entry Fee; Adults = 50c, Children (Under 16 years of age) = free
First Prize = $1, Second = 50c (3 entries otherwise no second prize)

It is a condition of the local Field Wheat Competition that each competitor must enter wheat in the local district show.

CLASSES
1.   2kg Wheat
      Champion sample of wheat       
2.   2kg Oats
3.   2kg Barley
4.   2kg Triticale
5.   1kg Canola
            All grains may be graded or ungraded. Variety to be Stated on entry card
    Champion sample Canola        
6.   Pasture hay, one bale
7.   Lucerne hay, one bale
8.   Hen eggs, one dozen
9.   Honey, 2 x 375g jars
 
CHILDREN’S CLASSES – 12 YEARS AND UNDER
10.           One dozen hen eggs 
11.           
One dozen hen eggs with decorated carton

      Ribbon: Most Successful Exhibitor in Farm and Dairy Produce     

SECTION C3 – WOOL

Chief Steward: Scott Gibson ph: (02) 6367 9225 skgibson@activ8.net.au
Steward: Colin Gibson

Entries to be in pavilion by 9am Friday, day before show day. Judging 10am. Download Entry form for Adults and Children Under 18 here.

Entry fee $1. Ribbons and Award cards only

 One fleece - One entry - One class

Fleeces to be shown skirted, current season’s fleeces only

Period over 12 months growth to be stated by the exhibitor when entering.

CLASSES:
1.    Best Merino ram fleece, fine. Open.
2.    Best Merino ram fleece, medium. Open.
3.    Best Merino ram fleece, strong. Open.
4.    Best Merino ewe fleece, fine. Open.
5.    Best Merino ewe fleece, medium. Open.
6.    Best Merino ewe fleece, strong. Open.
      Commercial flock section, wool only accepted from paddock run grass fed sheep.
7.    Best Merino ewe or wether fleece, fine. Open.
8.    Best Merino ewe or wether fleece, medium. Open.
9.      Best Merino ewe or wether fleece, strong. Open.
10. Merino fine, medium or strong hogget’s fleece showing lambs tip .
        CHAMPION RAM FLEECE - OPEN        Sponsored by Bill Gibson
        CHAMPION EWE FLEECE - OPEN        Sponsored by Bill Gibson
        CHAMPION· EWE OR WETHER FLEECE -   Commercial Flock
11. Three Merino ewe or wether fleeces (skirted) to be judged on commercial value - for unhoused sheep only. (Fleeces in class 11 are not eligible for championship)
12. Open to all ewe or wether fleeces and to be judged on commercial value. (Fleeces in class 12 cannot be drawn from other classes.)

        CHAMPION FLEECE OF SHOW -        TROPHY AND PERPETUAL TROPHY
        Sponsored by NAB Agribusiness, Orange

SCALE OF POINTS FOR JUDGING

Trueness to type                    10
Length                                     10
Soundness                              10
Colour                                        6
Character                                 10
Softness                                    8
Density                                       6
Evenness                                  10
Top and Noil Product               30                                                            Total       100



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